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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
no whom it may concern |!

AToTiCE is herebv given to all the creditors of
~ THOS. A. LEWIS, that he has executed
Deed Of Assignment to the undersigned, for the
benefit OF all his creditors, which deed hears date
the Goth day of Octnbcr, ls4O; And they are
hereby requested TO COME FORWARD WITHIN
FIVE MONTHS AND PROVE THEIR RES
PECplVE CLAIMS. that distribution may be made
IN compliance with said Deed of Assignment.
WIN. D. SWINNEY,
THCS. N. COCKERILL,
AssPnees OF Thos. A. Lewis.
Glasgow, Nov. 7, 1910. 81 If
pemOcrat cnpV.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
To the EsaId Headed.

This is 10 certify, that have been bald about 20
oenrs, and by the use Of the genuine BALM or
COLUMBIA, my lea is now covered with hair.
I shall be happy I" C Invnce any one Of the fac
lat will call and SEQ me At Delhi village. The
,bove article bought at liriswoid, Case aud Co. :
5 ore, who had it from Comsiock and Co
JOHN LiQUISH, L.
Delhi July II. 1899
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
Collier.

TNHTS celebrated old racer is now in excellsn,
l. health and condition and making his present
seas on Mt my siahle near Fsyette, at the reduced
price of FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
A. w. MORRISON.
Mey is, ls4l eff
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
BANK Notice.

BRANCH BANK STATE OF M1ssouRI,l
tuyele, April 20. 1871.
A T meeting Of the Board Of Directors, on the
"A 24th inst it was ordered. that the calls upon
all paper due this Bank be increased from to IL
per centum upon the original amount Of all It's dis
counts, to take effect fron and after the first day Of
May next.
w. c. BOON. Cashier.
Nav |. 1S4l. 7-3w.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned. either
IA by Book or Note, are requested 10 come far.
Tard and make payment as money must and will
have.
SAMUEL H. McMILLIN.
March Goth, 1911. Ut
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Look Mere!

4 LII persons indebted to TEIoS. A. LEWIS.
N BY note, bond. OF book Sccount. ara requested
TO come forward Immediately and make payment to
the Undersigned or eoersivs measures will be pur.
sued, WIN. D. SWINNEY,
THOS. N. COCKERILL,
Assignees Of 7. A. Lewis
Glasgow, Nov. Z, 1910.
Democrat copy.
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TO Rent.

a LARGE and commodious STORE ROOM.
~~A with counters, shelves and drawers. in good
repair suitable to Tie accommodation of large
stock Of goods, For terms &c, spnly at this
aflss % ,r
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G. p. B RIO w N,
Attorney at Law

NTILL practice in the counties Of Platte, Bne-
w hannn, Andrew, Holt, Clinton and Clay.
Residence--PLATTE CITY. (April 3, ls4l-s.
Regular Weekly Packet
FOR GLASG AND HARIfoN
FINIIE new, commodicus light drsught md fast
Il running sieGmboa; IA1AN, N. ]. Eaton.
master, will run regular weekly packet from
St. Louis 10 Glasgow and Ch,riton
She will leave St. Louis every Saturday at a p.
III. stop at the intermediate landings, and reach
Glasgow and Charlton or the followi' g Tuesday.
On her return trip she will leave Glasgow and
Charlton every Tuesday at P M. arriving at Arrow
Rock BOonville and Rucheport the same evening;
at Nashville Marion, Jefferson City, Smiths Land.
ing, Portland, Herman, PInchney, and Washington
IN Wednesday, and at St. Louis early on THURSDAY.
As this arrangement is intended TO be perma-
nent, and as the hour Of departure will be rgidly
adhered to- is requested that slippers end others
will be in readiness at the hours above named.
The IATAS will take freight and passengers for
all tie landings between st. Louis, Glasgow and
Charlton.
MAY /. lS4l. ut.
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SaddIing-fn Fayette.

VTNHE saddling business hereto
SSFksMMWV 4 fore carried on by SAMUEL il
MfMwxrN McGliLLIN, will in future be con-
lIBIIHilNA Quoted under the name of
WMMDiiY McMILL1N g. JOHNSON,
n where they intend t, keep on hand
~ all kinds of saddlery and harness
SUCH AS
Ladies' best Forepiece
Quilted Seats
" Plush "
Gentleinen's Full-quiited Fallbacks
Plain
Loose-covered Spsnish
Full-oui!:ed -
Quilted Seats -
Plain.
Brides and Martirgaes, assorted,
Saddle.bags and Trunks,
Harness Of every description.
An The dJore Articles
Shall be made in the most fashionable style, ofgood
materials, and by the best workmen, and will be
disposed of OIL as moderate and accommodating
terms as they can be afforded at any other shop in
the upper country. OE-All kinds of country pro.
duce will be taken in exchange for Saddlcrv.
McMILLtN & JOHNSON.
March 9th, ls4l. lily
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05

COFEEE--lO sacks best Havana. Just re.
" ceived and for sale by JOEL PREWITT.
April l7b, l5il.
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$4,000 copies,

GA new Prospectus or detail of the character
of the BOSTON NOTION, at the present time,
would be almost superfuOus and idle, were it moi
that several interesting and valuable features have
been and are about to be added TO its heretofore
valuable columns. The NOTION, ever since il
was first ushered into exsentce, has always been
prompt in procuring, at great expense, and re-pub.
fishing the most raaable Of AMERICAN AND For.
EIGN LITERATURE. The best articles of the peri
hdral press of both countries are speedily trans
TERED to its immense columns. Among the num-
her may be mentioned the North American Re.
view, the New York Review the Southern Liter
airy Messenger. the knckerbocktr, The Ladies'
Companion, the Ladies Book, Blackwood's Mag
azne, Frazer's Magazine, Isil's Ednburg Maya
zine, New Monthly Magazine, Metropnitnn Mag
aZne, Dublin University Magazine, Bentley
Miscellany, Chambers Edinburgh Journal, Grant ;
London journal, the English Journal, the lr,sn
Penny Journal, &C., &c. Entire NorelS Stories
and Sermons from the pens of the most eminent
living writers, viz :--Bulwer, Dickens [Bozl,
Knowles, Cockton, (aulhor of Valentine Vox),
james, AnsN onh, Murryat, Mrs. Troopr, Mrs.
Norton, Countess of Bessingtun, Miss MitfC,d,
Mrs. Wilson; Claiming, Dewey, irving, Cooper,
Longfelluw, Simms. Ingraian,. Bryant, Ilnlieck,
Mrs. Sigourney. Miss Sedgwick. Miss H. +.
Gould, &c., &c.,--lave appeared and will continue
appear i'll its columns. In brief, each number u
the Notion contains gems Of the literature Of the
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
NEW GOODS.

TINE subscriber has Just received from the
Il Eastern Markets, and is now opening at the
old stand Of Boon g. Bumgardner, an extensive and
fashionable assortment of GOODS, embracing
almost every thing in the Dry Goods and Grocery
line that the wants of the country require, amongst
which are splendid assortment of
American, English and French prints,
Chombrays and Gingbams,
COinbrics, Muslins, Jackonets, Irish Linens,
Diaper, Russia Seeeings,
BrilIanie and Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Lady's cotton and silk Hose,
Gentemen's silk and CottonsTiose,
do do do Gloves, great variety;
Blue, Black, Olive and Brown Cloths;
Summer Cloths, assorted;
Cassmeres and Cessnetts;
Brown pant Linen;
French and grape Linen;
Nankeens, Linen Drings,
Brown Holland Vestngs,
Brown aud bleached Shifting and Sheeting,
Brown and colored Drlings,
Bed TirkingS, cotton Velvets Silks and Satins,
silk Vevets and Bombazines.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
great variety of common bar square, round,
daudy ard hoop Iron. Best Gravity, German and
Blister Steel.
Castings.
A good assortment Of
Queen. Glass and China ware;
Indigo, Madder, Glue, Saleratus, Rosn,
Salts. Pepper, Allspice, Cloves,
Camphor, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Brmimstone,
Coperas, brown and Loaf Sugar.
Havana and Rim coffee,
A few barrels fresh clover seed, &c &c, &c
The above, with numerous other articles not
mentioned, the subscriber proposes to sell on the
most liberal and accommodating terms 10 punctua
and approved dealers for cash or the usual credit
He will also barer for Hemp, Tow and Flax Linen
Bees wax and Tailow
JOEL PREWlTT.
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Boston Notion,
Nav |. 1s4l.

Is NOW THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST. AND MOST M
EXCEPTIONALLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
IN AMERICA ENJOYING THE UNPARALLELED
WEEKLY CIRCULATION OF NEAR
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son, which will expire on The 10Th Of July next
SCRIPTION.
TRIU MPH, is seven years old this spring, full six
teen hands high, of an exceedingly gsy and lofty
appearance, beautiful sorrel, with fine head nd
neck. with shoulders pointing well back, high with
srs, fine clear limbs well muSced and heavy qua r
rers; in fine, he combines all those qualities which
good judge requires to make The truly fine herse
PEDIG RE.
Triumph was got by Sir Archie-he BY the cele.
bra'ed running horse Napoleon, he by old Sir Ar.
chic, and he by the imported DiOsned; Napoleon's
dam was by The old imported Sir Harry, aud he by
Sir Peter Teoze (unqueslionuby The best stallion
in England) Nap0leOn's gran-d"m by the old i'm
ported Dare Devil, his great grandeur by young
Fear. Naught, who was by the imported Fear.
Naught out of an imported mare, his G q. grandeur
by the imported Jsnus-YOung Sir Arch e's dam
was by the celebrated running hDrse Madison, who
was by the old imported running horse Domed
ont Of mare by The celebrated running horse
Chanticur, he by Wildair md he BY Baiiors i'm
ported horse Fear-Naught. Madisons gran.dum
vas by Cenine, his g. z. dam by Claudus, he b,
Apollo, and he by the old imported Fesr-Naught.-
lFumph's dam (Fanny Lewis) was by Junius. ht
by the old imported Buzzard. Junius' dam BY thu
'lnportcd horse Pnntaloon, his grand.dam by Reg.
uus, hi. G. grand.dam by old Eclipse, his g. g
grand-aam BY the imported Janus. Trumph's Q
dam was also by the old Imported Buzzsrd.
JOEL PREWITT.
Anril lTth
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a"'eS' Ouu't'u>'
h'"'ahces' Ihea'ficsI or'uc's"s'
HHericu''ure' roreisn News.
boe'aph,eS' Newsoi 'he Meek'
I'VE" tno'Gatons' oonn'erclal News
mOrai readings frces CURRENT &C &C.
forming altogether THE MUST UNEXcEPTIoNABLE
| FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
Besides all the foregoing, tie NOTION will
hereafter contain the following VALUABLE and IN
TEREsTING
ADDITIONAL FEATURES.
One or more Original Comic Engrarinps--de-
signed by d. C. JoHSsroN, E,o, (the Cruickshank
of Amercal. expressly for the Notiop,--wilI an
near everv week in ire Columns Tins at the end of
wear The subscribers TO the paper will have neariy
mIe hundred of as comicol designs as, we venture
To say, can be produced BY cny artist.-These
alone will he wnr,b treble The nrice of sub;crin-
ton.
The Notion will also be frequently embcllisbed
nth other cos.ly and superior Encrarings.
The cost for DESIGNING and eating all The En-.
cravings laat will appear in the Notion here fler.
will be about 81, 900 Der wear!
ARRANGEMENTS have also been made. iurolrinp
a rerv haarv erpense for ORIGINAL ARTICLES
from The following DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN AU
rHuRs, viz:
j. Fsnn,more Conner, ESQ. Professor Henry
w Long tellow-IV Gilmore Simms, ESQ SAM
ne! IFood,gorlh, Esq.-Hpnrv I. Tackerman Esq
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Dukc SunlRIler
THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
Il II [ z M u lei.
BY Sir Archie.

WILL stand the present season,
which has already commenced, al
the stable of The undersip ned, in
Howard County. 4 miles southwest
of Fayette, and will be let to mares
at the rehnceh nricn of q tho Snn-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
OIdridgc's Balm Of Columbia.

Wholesale Druggists. . Fletcher st.. N. Y.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
HAYS Eminent.

Fave'te, Nav Sih. 1871.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

April "a. 164l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
For Sale.

Anril 18th. lS4l.-4.--lf.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-08
William GEasar Il Go.
Type * stereotype FOUNDRY.

IA Fulton, Corner Of Gold Street n. Y,k
FHNHE Subscribers take this method of snuoo,.
n ing TO their irituds and the pubiie cepr,sll-
that, having purchased the extensive ara 81
!, uown TYPE FOUNDRY, formerly Owned : /,
Mess;s. Coun0r and Cooke, they have rsn,o,, 4
the samo TO their present central position Hss
ing made extensive Iesisoas, additions, aud ali,,
aIions they are nsw prepared 10 execute orders er
any magnitude they may be favored With, Enb
prumptnes~, and On u favorable terms a. afv
uthor Fgundfy in America. 10 sheir new S..
ciman Book, which bus been recently e4lestiyt,,
circulated, they would respectfully tr&r.
Al articles manufactured by tbtm shall be Or !
material .quEl. IL not superior 10 any asuiaclut
"a 10 uit eoaEtry--aud undergo a ,hnroueh q.
animation 40 10 appearance, fsnsiHv. d,sahr.
and properly assoriibg. AL Articles eshli,sa "a
the Specimen Book. formerly issu,d b. Coan.f
sad Cooke. logrlheT with soiir 10 Eon,t sut II
them, can Row b. furnished from tLis Fourlr,
without delay, with many SINCE added.
WILLIAM iiAGAR e. co. are agents ~ ,is
sails Of lho Napier, Wsih.ngiau, and Saith Ps,ss.
cg, Which, tngetssr sAh Caasos. cascs, Cuur...
ing Sticks, Furniture. Ink. sud every sfl,ae y. /.
10 toe printing businesa. viii he aupi a. l.nt a..
Furnished Il maRg!acmren' prices.
y B.--AO insehlac cast Tyre manufactured 1,
tAi4 Foundry.
New York. February aj. l5ii
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THE BIG HEAD N THE HORSE.

HE bAAF HAD ~ AAAA~ aAe'+N' -
Il is cutie strange that the big head IS
not mentioned by Lawrence or ] owai or
any other Englisa work on the horse
Neither is II known in the northern States,
and rarely do We see i, Of this day m Ten
uessee. |, mosl usually attacks horses Of
the south which run at large aud get their
living pretty much from the woods. We
have noticed 1t more frequently IN new
countries than else where ard without at
tempting to tell positively lis cause, II is
certainly true that il IS rarely found but m
new countries. 10 Alabama aud Missis
sippi we have seen as many as three horses
ia "gaug Of ten With the BIG head.
Tue disease IS bony enlargement about
half way between Tue eyes aud nose. OF.
ten its attacks are on the under Jaw, caus
ing the bone 10 enlarge very much. The
effects ate weak loins, loss Of strength and
acuou IN the limbs, the creature becomes
hide bOuud, eats wlth difficulty, and IRE
Quen,ly the attack terminates fatally. Dc
casioually, however, horse will "brealae,
I,hat is. neliher live nor de- for many
ears With the disease.
Rtmely :--Wo recoNect cue case IL
which a permanent cure was elected by
removing the skin ffom the enlargement
and butnius with 10, iron But we bsvf
seen other cases Of logger continuance
which this remedy would d no COED. i
IS said tile disease is caused by sma'i b'uc
teeth. il so, the removal Of the teeth. will
the sirplc remedy OF bathing tue head Wi
spirits o. ;urpeu.,ue, wall effect cure !
i IS not checked ia few months, tho bon'
may to eaten out With most co;fod'ne SUD
stances burning or LuungSe have aaosi
resofied 10, bu, oil without success.
VIII some OF our readers % tho 'arlhe
south west inform % il tie d.-c-ss 1, u a
! frequent occurrences now as ,osmory an'
ltlhere has been a sovereign remedy found
-AgrlcallrrtS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-08
SMOKING 4 -ITR0R-

We have heard Of smoking hams, and
have often heard folks eZecrate a smokey
chimney but Until the present momaat, We
would nor imagine II possible the pyrolig
nous process could BE practically made use
Of, 10 opinion Juror. II seems that When
the jury ~ a late important case tried n
The Court Of General Session, retired they
stood abosi II 70 tor acq1lt,ai. This one
stood "sotiary and alone 10 his opinion,
a refractory and crooked Disciple. He
companions, vcxed al what they deemed
BIS ohsilnacy, soleh, out some means Of
annoying bin, and finally discovered that
he abomnaied a cigar. Forthwith each
armed himself with bDudle Of Ilaganas,
and al IT they vent. puff, puff puff, day and
night, 1ntl the roc:a resembled den Of
darkness, and the fog nigh, have been cut
down into slices, aud put away for domes
&c consumption. Ia vain. No. Tie cough.
cd, s~ore, begged, en,rea,ed, and at length
went on his knees TO his tormeniors. They
we're memorable. II was his pleasure to
stand OFT, II was theirs 10 smoke. Human
nature could not stand Il. lie gave in, and
the supposed culprit was acquitted. Truly
the old proverb well sayeth, "there are
more ways Of choking dog than by giving
bin melted bplisr,-SPirit Of the 1tC:es.
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Eisf ar Eeficrs
n EN- AIMING in tie Post oiice at Charlotte,
E6, ON the Isl day OF July, 1871.

IN EN- AIMING in the Post Oliee al Charlotte,
E6, ON the lst day OF July, 1871.
Alias Alexander. Edwin Alexander, Miss
Eliza r. Alexander ?.
B-Tbos. Blown, ininer,) Sloph'n Ballon, Gee
Baker. Thos blanchard. Danl. Butts, | ! Bran''
d. Il bufr, Mrs &. ByruIn, Austin Blake, john
BroWu, Jno. Bockhannon ?, Moses Beatty, Hum
CO o,l Cherry, Job Cannon, VIM Carson, june
Ino. Caldwell, C. a. Colburn ., Jnc Campbell, sen
Miss r. Corks. Il. c. Carson
p-S A. Davis. i. Davidson, Jno. X Danieh
Abfam Davis. Body Dnkins.
F-Juo New Erwin. Waiter w Evans,
G-J. q. Griffith, MAXI. Gibony, Nancy Gage
H-lno. Howell, ID. c. Hayne, T. J. ho''on D.
Henderson, Jno Hawkins, VIM iiuison, A. Hen
derson, u. Hyatt, y. lliPp, JOS. Hunter, j., >
Havce, Miss Il. Henderson, WIN. r Hodge, Jao
$ li,non.
IMJ-Jos. II. Irwin, Jno. johnson, Tho. Jam
ison. I.aae Jones 3, Mary Johnson. Jas. Johnson
K-lIugh kenon.
LANE Iemond. Jos Leach. c. Leonard, NJ
Lemonds Danl Lcdwtll.
M-Jno NJ. McNeely. =. + MeCord, Jno' Ii
McCord, Jas. Mulwet, Miss ). McGorkle. Jas
NcComss, D. Mclaughlin, Henry Marin y %
r. G. Mason, Mr. MtGiner ., Miss NJ j. Mont
pofpery. rhos. h. Mckee Jas MeCfackin, VIM
,lcCauy, {, Means.
N-Cap,. ". Nicely .. Jno. Neil, Joe. S Nichols
O-Sdas Or,
P-S,ephru Plummer, ", C Philips, Wm PHI
lips, John penbegIAy, Jno penmAn, Ira PafAs
Nargt 4 Pool.
R-wm Roberts, A. Robson, Robson u e
jos. Reed .
s-Mrs. Jane Simpson ., a. slarot, Miss NJ. n
Sample G. r sample ., /. smith,
TT 2 Tuncf, Juo. Thompson, Geo. Todd
$. r. Turner, Marg, Thomp.on 2, Mary Taylor
WA. Tackef, {. A. TENS Mr. Tedd. n Tfad'n
nick, Jas Thompson.
W-Wm. Walker. Ino. Walker, Esq Juo WI
,herspoon, Mas n. J. Woddington, l.. G Wilson
F.. 4. Weaver Jno. Wolf G. { Weld, Rob-. L. Wal
F ker. J. II. Wilson, Z " Ward.
lag H. Il. WILLIAMS p. "
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To Tie Virginia and limited
States Public,

yNHE sutecritof proposes, II rsironsEp wi
-. 9affani The enterprise, 70 publish 10 De c,,g
o. Waahbgton. DailY Politicai Juaraal. 10 r.
called The oESERN ER = III sahsofiptioas 4.
jasdrg him, his wish Is 10 lsppc .hc FRA nuassf
ua TIE fr., Msneay ef jane ns1j---one ueek q.
tSo at aftheal, slef the commencement q .ls
t.St'a Serslan of CengftsA
The Observer. II Il gees into operation, VIZ ri,
heisc freely aad gn,eset,edly. Tie action u T.
T,ssfAi GoyernmeEt. vlihoni fear, fagar d, as.,.
uon ltvia !oDk fuf spPpafi 10 lie Pss5f.
tie People oaly, Having taken an se;.vt 90; i
lhp elcetiaa ~ Gen. Harrison, afdcnslY hs2Eg -
Confidently believing that his Adults isifz,ish 5 6.
,us'iiy Ire geneToss confidence, and fala "a ~
t!uiic cxpecsationt Of TIC Atntficaa fto,k, ,st
pledEs ny SELF 90 criend ID Il 40 understandable
supfat shall be hsppy 10 praise. hal ~, sirs@
% cuasofe. ! have nag ago pfcpiss3 Ey CO.
scicncs never 20 be maB uofshiPssf, ulsr
sustain SOY mso o. abs 81 AZ Htea, aIiasi Hs
Con,uig;lga 81 ths rauAity, THIS vqH ntas &
krry 10 the Aet % ay ahility. - bell pe Coz
Ii ,ha + oplr - ii sustain rIe Ia thss sl'tm7
lde fruits 81 ntaf 20 years " eliafisl estuisess
shall Be- dedicated diisgtsily sod lahofaas{ e
rondcr tie UAsptveT Wof,hy 81 lhgif ia,a
premise them. and | ell Fedatm il, lt4i 'hfr
shaii hsye political pria, At W4thipEian Il ~
able, so bsnesi la,lhial ard iras % thca s1a ~
e4u3t Of ice easn;fy, aad the Rights Of lie saies
and " he People Whgllicr q psjsl .. % j. ~
required atthe Federal Metropolis, ehsts lssti. Il
,hsH b q the States snl ndl "a TIE Genital -
ibon,Y. have It 70 ths country 10 tsy
iEfnz oih these pfpgNisla Dos, iateatiag .
= sha'i iiac 10 30 mgYs sfoeiar. | Ssh sot
nin Il tiefe exists Deposition 70 aspggfl FL.
rsr A. VI slAiflon ahich sii give ca'ts
port 10 Cen Harrison o. sny u,lssf flo'tft
while le en,lilfs himself 10 !, 81 ths C4n'ii,ai
y.tfy !. 49, esaFss. bat shieh slN Pfinafl.f g
a9u, ard si,uaH'nl u Federal poser, 40 "a
tialy mefr prompt d atiseh W exetstcs il~a =
acqaesse 10 'llrm, Is, wbo viii tc At Us bead 6.
lhg Goyefumeta.
"a the lluc "a limited. request these Aoef'
dsq7sed 70 support au to ills cntefHiD, q Il.
noango i BY letter,
JNO ~ pLEAstNIS
Richmond. Msfch a93. lsii
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CAN SHE SPIN ?

Ibis Question as asked By king James
Isl when a young gir was presented to
him, and the person WHO introduced her
boasted Of her proficiency TOO ancient
languages. 4" can assure yoaF Mons.v, -
SAID ne, thai she can both sqeak and wrtle
LatIn, Greek and Hebrew" "Tuese are
rare attainment for damsel,h SAID James,
" bot pray tell me can she spin F
Many Of iiie young ladies' Of the present
day can boast Of Their skill N the fne arts
and Polits accomplishments in muse, paint
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-08
COLLECTING AND PRESERVING TIL
DIFFEREST GRASSES.

BIFFEKEST GRASSES.
For short tlrno pas, some Of the most
ardent friends of scient Gc agriculture, have
agl'ated The subject Of collecting specimens
Of the yaro1s grasses Of the United States,
aud designating them BY their common
names. We presume N giving The common
uamc9 tic classer orders Ceaera and sPe
cicg. gil! cot be excluded. We see great
gthty 10 this as some 81 the grasses are
known by different names 10 different sec.
ions Of country. Timothy, for instance,
Is 10 the naflh called Herds grass; and
What NC coil Hsrds grass IS there called
Red top. Were We 70 putsue fh's subject,
VIC nilht find many similar illustrations ;
bot no farmer Of ordinary intelligence can
help seeing the imppriance Of book on
the grasses 10 WHICH 81 the species are folly
described. Oae Object We have 10 view ri
these remarks s, 70 enquire Of Mr.. Gurus
Of Washington. North Carolina, who first
brought the subject before the public and
others who are taking some uaies'i 4 4
would not be well to give tie appropriate
soil 20 each, the proper cultivation aud the
relative values Of all tho varieties Such
a work would be idYalusble to the Amer
can farmer. There are many grasses IN
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Ar.
kansas, (where our paper crcua,es most J
not 10 be found 10 other States, --iheso we
should be pleased 10 collect ourselves, and
ascertain all in relation to them, that would
be valuable to the farmer What do the
people Of the south ives, think of ~ If
arriculiuusls would lend their aid, they
will much improve themselves 10 one Of the
most delightful sciences, aud contribute a
good deal to the object proposed during tho
present year. We shopld be pleased II far
mers generally would commence The ioYes.