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POETRY
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-v,,r IIlHfsI pitGRl VI.

(F'rc7 "a ~ epCsu.j
THE JEWISH Pilgrim.
Are the &c the ancient no.. hiiis
Where angel. walked ~ "'6,
!. ,bis ,he land orr s'ory hills
Win glory not gel r"'a'
-, have passed hy many sheiir,
orr riany Land ard 81,
p,,, all. oh, promised falt'fhs,
~ dream, have been o! thrr.
Zee. ,hy mountain eeds's green,
Thy valleys fresh aud iar,
yirh .u;nmrr- bfi.ti a. thr: hayr been
when fsra-i's home was there.
TIL, Ger thee sword and ,.,ne haze PCT,
Aad Cross and Crescent ,hone,
An! h.a,..y The chain haih pfr-i,
Bn, tiiul ~. s,ili oar o'sa.
THIN. Ar. the wandcfin. race thai so
t'rtie,. through every lrha,
MLa.e blood tstn stained thu polar STOW
And qqenrhed the desert sand
And time the homeless heats ''a' w"
from an ,a:ib'- -hiine- I" th-c,
Win ,heir Ion. faith for a.es borne
IN sleepless memory.
r'or,hrones are fallen, and nations gone
before the march Of iiinr,
And " here The ocean rolled alone
Are forests in their rrins",
Since Gentle Ilnugh.harcs maTcd The brow
OF Iion'- hoiy hit
Where are the Roman eagles now
Yet Juiah y andrfs stiil.
And hath she wandered thu, III 'ain
4 pilgrim of d" aas':
So, ion- define. h.r hop" hath b--ni
m, /, -ta,i come ~ i'-t.
for N her waste, J s"ioc hear,
A. f,o,n some prophets urn,
!, bid th- na,Ian. huId n"i ,heTe.
Fur Jacob shah r-t!4:
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..,,nI,, L., P;,., fl.,,,, H., All.

\ rsry ru,ua5'e Jar-es he.r a,m for sale
,r,, desire. dispose Of hi. farn-nch
=. he believes. OF value. hes river n The
lower aa The one ne. o-om he faGn i,e
EJwu set. AMI DR.. +. W. 10, .er II ABOUT -"
ces 80 OF river boi"n and th hb land good q a.;
- III the county. There od, wood liant,
n.npo,,ion 81 well timbsred. IL situation ser: p,t-
II opr The cling house large ana Convenient having a
and very fo,d passage below stairs, a.d fou, chime,
T,r an, o,.. arr Sly found IN aF=e lari.
Private proposal. seisd ~ me ihof Dreenost tSa'uf
:, h day II III certainty be exposed I, rnhi i
moi disposed II ,r,yaieiy Should that happen The pnoc
Iii ~ "a, I'D =, fca thousand dollars All b. r'i,r,
- e.b.-tr fher ~, ~ nj, be nilptaic1 10 the >h
- =. =, - 49,, nn,,b-, : Tf;oI.S i. HARRIS.
= " f"'A'S'i'' it-~tds
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DOMESTIC.

MoEr Eartoirs Or Ens. ARDS, Tie FoEGFE.-Ws
lind liz following Corresponds II lie Boston Da'lj
Advertiser # Yesterday EDWARDS, IT, iafgor, nv =
PRISON IN .hs city, les rrac;,,G u .nsfl'- siii a
.uci at;o.,ness III England - las u ii"s c.rnrl
MAE-E!!!In. o.. :, Ill
Nr Hall know not how | may letter guard IT.
pubic against further practices ni mp's;or, than !,
publishing the following letter from EaTl Spencer, r.
ceycd ~ Tie Acadia. The accompanying !ci'c'. puF
porting 10 he wr'tfrnb ~ me- Is an entire i"r."'y
C lhis IL ard, had sc:re previnrs kn"*irdEr, n
he attempted similar frauds. time NO, uron III
late President If The I. 5, and ny predecessor - IL
Dc2arlmeE, q sia.c.
Yours, with much rcga-l,
a
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r. x. LYON 4 CO,
PRODUCE COMMISSION .iND FoSHiRDLN" -'Ln-
lHi.iTS.
D,,I,,s - I,o.,yi,, Inns Ilguor., &C,

= I ,yox y. J. H. CHRISTIAN,
= ~ - s,a,5,. R,.srrra.
WE have .e.ixd ~ reeen, arrivals sew YORK, n7
w and Richmond, Cnral, heavy odfl,,""s - i.
81 ruceres VINES. Liquors, Sc, "tieh, WIN Pfes'
receipts render our as.ur,et aud complete ana 10
which would solicit the attention OF our a' Ne
would call attention OF Conmcisssufs Hotel heepefs M %
tail trade distance particularly TO our 'toes Q, pIe
aud Liquors. oi.A imporsaion, ana "'!oi "e s $500
me following comprises portion Of our stock which we oer
sUGAEs-si co,, New orleans Porto Rico Havana, White
MDLAs< Es-New uflran- Porto Rico AMI = H.
cift EE-D!d lava, iagmsra and Rn. a.,
WlAESoid L. r Maeifi, Blown seny, Old L. PoH, Ga
ret, Medoe and Malaga. -, -,
BRANDlES-Champaigne, Old Co2nne, sesnrtt-, od >:
Gixs~oii Holland, j. A. j. S,ie,, sehedam and Rose
LIaroRs, Is.d-S T. Rum, Rye, Whisky, cord"s, Lon
TEas-Ganpcwdrr Imperial. and Y. II. Teas and Rice
SALT and FSi-Liyerpoo I'll ed SALT Nu. ne" lierrinss
PLAfsTER-Iun,p and Ground. IN ,erces 500 lhsl =,
BAcoNTodds Family, Cincinnati cured hog ound side'
So,P-ilnll's st-nn, Hrsnsn'-, and fancy Soap
CANDfS-Patrnt refined, hydraulic pressed ana 'rrtH
N,l>Boon Pymug, and Cumberland assorted Nails aad
Brads.
LEATHER-s,lr AMI upper, cali sides
CDITON-tG.un Cotton Yarns. a.t 'akum Tor ta;'kin2
WINDOW GlAsS-isso,teds sizes; AMI ~ gallon Dtno'1s
CGoCKEpy ASD STONE wARE-Emnraeins every d.
Ms,GA E,rsNs Almonds Pio' Bread ana Crackers, To.
.lGARs Mustard. Pepper, starch; N",mes nlassi"s .
w.g,pin. letter and chi, Pai-r Wa.r-, curry roas-
COTTON CARDS. Knives. Scissors. RaAo, Paich, ihfrad-
DKl GOODS. ~ reachr4 an: brown <hian;- chrck.'
Dfii,s ~. !S,' co a... hy, !@.
Hi1s AM CArs-El.cA Russia. coarse and fhr Pain i'ai
Hats. Seal and FIR Gaps
per-, &C., &C. win variety d 't!e aiee' >,
The hs-.t marx, ptse y,ta T." ere rssr r y II
a,n. asr room for Storage devote particular AT
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r, Hon. Earl SPENCER, London
BAscaoFT, TnE H!sroEiAS.-Wc copy the i"i'o"'
nr notice Of Mr. Bancrot, from the last Boston Quar-

I
7 B.scgosr, 1nE HisroEiAS.-We copy the follow
ing notice Of Mr. Bancroft nom 'iic iasl po''o e"@
terly
1--WE would moi write so foul libel on our own Juds
mt and taste TO say that We do nut ihy concos
with the high and haterng opinions when nave peer
almost universally expressed Of this History, ooll
acme ard abroad. !, GrseEsetly RANKS, we w'i' no
az Tie FIRST bu; among the very first pfoeuc
tons Of The age and Of peculiarly Fich III hs'o
real productions, r,ch and - or5ina. IN rs pom
of view nay almost te said 10 be The hrs' ags
that has ever really written history. II IS, WIN ls
exception Of Mr. prescott's admirable work on terdI
ma nd and Isabella the only really historical work tina
country has produced
"Of all Species cf composition, history is Tie hishes
and most difficult requiring The highest order "i &c
mus and The mos. various and varied qualifications
! and acGu .,ons Tie historian must Judge all ahc
therefore know all-phIosophy art SCIENCE, religion
utcs industry ard know them II detail as well as y
the. ., crafty else lie vii! give US mere chioh
Gle OF events, remote from true history as barren
instruction and Ar. Bancroft possesses u,
REQUISITE qualifications Of historian in eminent &C.
gree He combines III his work tie splendor Of Go
bon the erud.lion Of ilcrem the philosophy Of Guzo
,nr graceful and Winning narrative OF lhiery, ths e
and movement Of Timers, and wsrnth Of icei'nS' a
poetry 81 DESCRIPTION, anG pciuresGuehess u expires
SION peculiarly ms
.lhe portions o. his work, aside from las descrr p.
tons II natural scenery ard sketches q ndiscualchh
rac:ers, winch strike most irhcrtous ~ esecuton are
nr ,t.as ,od ,yer.. n Inc cid .o:id connects them
I'M .na sIo.s .i-e- L.a,,ogcn American History.
H. 49, Le slous ~, e la. s;ra,e5 GENERAL history
n' .s,,,.l. Than he has n. Ls,o.y Of his ~ n
oon,,,, II ms b ms nn,,u,d I'M. rue ,lied
81 ,,,n ran ,,o,o,Iv sneak;o, wrie the history ..
. .r ~, ~ ~ -.,,y ,o. conn,rv u;.l,out HAVING
"a; lc.iI. = . i.o,, - ~. ..,rid asc,rt..n
=. A. ,n.,,i ,,arcL ~ mankind ana The rosi,;gn g.
,t q 49,, .,,, i i.y.l,,.,,,n, ~ i... r,ce b., the
..,.,l,, ~ =, -. ,,,,,rular cn,,nirv ~ winch -
-. =, ,,,.
~. ,s.,d 49, = L;,h me, IN Ir B,ncrofl us.
49,. :. -, -, ,ho r,o,..,,a c,ny:c,on
~, ,''"s :. :, -. ""..' ~ i, Mn !; H.
''I' iiu'''''','!' = - ,..,.,,i. 7d, ,,,,
's''f'"e CIV Ns -" -, .o,.iI me.
- P1'P'sr 49," '' ,.'t ,,i,na "a, H.
= - ,rch i, - IDEAS
49,. 80. ,l 80, .'.,on,l.n.,,c 10 III. mos,
-. - - -
-. co,,,,y H.. ;,s ;;c, and - mission. H..
de-, : liberty no, ). N. nr. tLe llerafcii, the no.
I'll. ire n,ercl,n,.ur,uce bu, III man. under both his
en,5,,n, ana Ls material relations It's mission is tie
.o,.i ,l,,,,,op :, if,,,v n thi- broad sense ior
w nm - 49, t.' =, 80, i.r.n, % i,
cant " !is!sh1'cihl tSepiu '"s ~ 49, s - -
h,riy I, .gWlhr out TIL. idea, MIR Bancroft group.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19
GREAT DARG Ans is DRY GoOns-EiLL, l:iI

To .HsrchaatS, FamHies and Others.
p II. JENKINS las received and viii The largest AMI
~ extensive stuck Of entire FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS he hrs purchased. Having made extensive
preparations Tor bargains those WHO want ilc wi
find II IL their call aud examine rh following:
Brown aud white Shirtincs, TO- 2c, and finer
Cotton oziabus-, At 2, IL and lie.
Plaid AID plain l.nsry> at Is, 2Gr. and finer.
Negro Cicth:ug. ur men. .: T., o0c. and finer
Cloths, Ca>slI.rrs End Ees',ncs, ali Minds.
Rcd ianneis, At i2l. nc, i. 3D. 9s ID and finer.
White Fanusis 81 Is IT,. %, ,. 81. y. and inner.
Mou.clia de- LANES. al s. -. . l. 5. Tor dress
Pain Mouselins Of ali cliors and prices.
Rich and eli giant Noi>.n Dresses, new 81, les.
Plain, striped, hsursi AMI plaG silks, all s,tirs
Elegant Chrnr aid /" her s,,s>. iur dresses.
Isle EdsInss and I.sce>, ne" p1trns and cheap
Thread ficH.s and l.nccs, ~. prc.s.
Lace Veil, and rich silk Scars
Great bar gam, in Blankets Of all kinds.
:u6 yard, Caiects, fer dresses sl f:tes o 10 .le.
and finer.
Furniture Calieoes, .; g, 10, leie. j.. and finer.
New s.; !c Shaais. NaEi..s and Scarfs.
Ever Linen Cambria andkerchicfs, from He,
TO the hncst.
so several style Fail and Winter Bonne.
EiboadS AMI po.rct Flu
In aii'n 10 The above, Irish Linens. al! prices, and
article the Linen Department; altogether forming
ui and fashionable Stock of Goods offered At
Il. Ii. JENKINS CkeGp Cab Dry Coed, SoTt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

IJiNrDES SIDNEY cOlLEGE-IEr Winter session III
thu! Institution VIII the II ay November
next and terminate the ih WedneSia. Apn fto.iGs
The Faculty Of the College with their several departments
instruction. follows:
William Maxwell, President, Professor Of Moral Philosophy
&C..
Robert g. Franc. Prof. .or of Ancie:,, Languages
B.rI7glia - Escl Professor Of Mathematics.
Dri r. Gardiner Pioe,sof Of Natural Philosophy and Che
misty.
Noses y. Hnre, Tutor.
lh Classical q instruction occupies four year. in e. n
Of which there -
The studies the Freshman and Sophomore yea. In
and Greek language with Classical
ed with them; Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry III all it,.
branches.
marie, NATURAL Philosophy, and Chemistry nudns notices
q various subjects connected with ~ Astronomy Geology
Eolry.
And those of The Senior year Mental PHILOSOPHY Moral
Philosophy includinc The Evidences Christianity, iyi po
ty Political Economy, the Law OF Nations Logic, Rhetoric aud
Is, Hes 1~titfes.
three and embracing all the studies
the exception Of ancient Languages.
To College member Of hr Freshman class the an
pcaE besides hearing good moral Character pro
PR acquaintance with branches o an English u
cation Competent knowledge of The Latin and Greek
Ii thus qualified, however he received ~.
IN Irregular student and fitted 10 join the class
student, entering College, m-y join any higher class m
w:irh c is properly prepared.
Sud years of wishing 10 crr,~. n,
either Il the regular pursue such studies =. ,lr
act- guardians shall indicate, aud Faculty -ha an
prove.
The disc pine II the College liberal hut n Inc ann, limo
sufficiently se ccre and pa.ernai a. possible Lr ,w,,.
visIlaHt and effective
Monthly the general department., diligence and ,o
iricnty tir Students. ath n tsrr,
cS for a!eG their parcGts guard ans n ,hr End Of
-.er, month.
li- e,pnrs of The session ,re-tos,a $50 ,,;o, s3 ro,
ST. deposit .; servants hire 81 s-A m, air in az
austIS D. liuGE Cie,k n II, Fceulfv
Oct ) i.i-v;w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19
ALMANACkS for 1912.

jus, pa5.isatd nnd Jsr sa!s 6y HiRROch, .,rE
rINHEsSIRGtSiA AND NORTH CAROLINA aLhi,a ;"
for the year isil, calculated hy d. RichirdsoA o. ~
county, Virgins, containing in part, the ais csnsn. WY
show sg pspust.oA Of " he isn rsai aivsos'
shsr. So, Sc. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19
By the Lienteuant Corernor Of Irsin4.
~

NTHEEEiS, II hiss becn Represented to the EEtcntH" Y
w William Baf,nf IN had hrcn c,,i u rmnt ai.
escaped a. the jail u Pfnrc-. tDu'y HI, E-t y
Eand ul;'ma and J. :tlE. iat-r; 1itttIr, J. u
n,h rtnor Lieutenant o,-Inar a,ias, accord ~ y ir g
utin1, ~ Governor i" III" STATE 1T NisH:a hdse 'vI,h
per ieieh, offer "afi 81 hundred collars : ana PER-
10 vii arifchtyi the William Ft.. .f n
HIM 10 tic jail If ;e aid Of Pu,rsr iua-
10, REQUIRE al officers nu;s. a.!
the people Of the Commonwealth thru brst eScon' y
The said fugitive be arrested and hrou. asiitr
Gwen under my hand and un':rr ls,s.f -cai 4
SEAL. Common wealth Richmond. th, Ith day - go
in the I-il. JOHN nj IiEKfooEt
William Bllfaur about feet inches h.h and = y
years old has L,cn hsr remark able scar /.
eyes, BY which the hiir o Tie brow ,trnrf several =
about the thro. 1GL purple bu:rhcs torn
l.... Oct II iJ-n'h
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Hon Daniel Webster, Sc., u 81.

M,RsnFIrLp. mear u ,son,l %, .Nh, ioio'
III Lord have taken The liberty 10 'n"o0n'e -
tie honor Of your acqna n'ancr, ny valued ''1hu
farmer 81 LOUISIANA, who visits England WIN .e s ,no
or cr,.,,,,- ,yi: IL NJ Govt the SUBJECT of Wv
&C., c,,,., nov Illegally held slaves IN Texas
go, ,,,;..ns wer, sold w,,h an estate 10 Col Id
xstt. , and imposed IN ham eo"e de slaves
S.s,nrn,Iy l.arning ller true claim 10 freedom ne,
wi,!, ma snan,ny before unknown a'empfa s,s,
sIot,,ion 10 freedom by sending them to an Lngisn
e, IN, rss nI.ven,ed from so doing by the direct
, vI ION Of The Government Of Texas These
poor poor Africans have claims H. NJ Govt and II IS
Der liph, that Col. Edwards visits England
ANY service it may be in your LoIis''p power -
~ 81 rduard's IN promotion OF his most praise
verify object, will be properly appreciated
have The honor To be,
Your Lordship most obi sery :,
DANL. WEBSTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

css.a.y trouble IL seeding you THIS long detail III 10
your name had been much mentioned u, the Trans
action. hhk veil ira; :ou should be aware o.
what has l.Aen place. And as se seldom act without
some selfish influence operating upon u, must ai='
admit, that 10, sorry 10 be ati- 70 lay oe'o'e
this moot That ar. and aaa,s shall be NOS, happy 10
attend TO ,Gnr wishes and 10 DO all can I" SHOW nos
pta,y I, arg friend Of yours whom you may "'sh %
comm, al l. iut B....ve ne, II. dear Sr,
lau.s, most truly, ...,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

DL6LG an making and have fo sale, all tic sizes q
The much ceirGraird liH"l,r PIoisi.
THOMAS SPENCER, AsEsr,
F~s1 Cr.., sbsrs :he E!nss
-, az,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

WAHIE!i at h'- Cfes, a. Apprentice the Printing
pod Drslish FiassaoR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

JrJ,ES DOLLARS REwARp.-s;'sSed from o., pt-n- >,
SUNDAY night III August ara bay Hor.e r,gh
old - caused By The sacds Of dark rc,
no recOiIec-d reward 9: ten cellars B.
''4 'f'' KEST KENDALL < ATwATEp
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MISERY M1rIll. NO. AM !, LII M. v

IENHIib NJ RSfN vilih u.-'r and halt ut!t. nt III
n,nnj, Va, Turnpike, and .aoIi nae
la Richmond Fredericksburg AMI Potomac Railroad ,nt
pass Though h.. plantation several tine, DAY.
5000 grated and In Grd frt l-,- II size. ~
pr ssr - tie subscriber. consisting al Apple, Pear, fsm -
Cherry, Apricot. ArcafIIc, AlmcLd, Iig, Grape viuc,
bry, Curraut, EasIhrrE: and Ounce IL yarty art &
ali irniag gated ffin ii bearing 10 liz ut,t
embraces perhaps, -elrotCn that la. aot been
climate 81 Virginia.
Catalogues, direction. r planting mas IL Ind ~
change keadn. Room, tic Seed and Plough store II WIZ
Palmer aaG the Office ~ the southern Planter. HiI-
des lett vi" be pmnru. attended and any tfr
10 Joseph SinCu Richmond will receive pfcmgt ~ fD
The subscriber wouG adj that the above Trrs n5y ~ d
less than The PRINCIPAL Northern Nurseries cia
JOSEPH SlNruS
Oct - is-H.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, September l;th sii.-in con-
r'i 10 m "et 'nted an act, - reduce
several cnacrnir: Eehcaro passed The h Ily AZ Jan.
nary l79 do h'eey make known all Nl,or inny
tat appears BY certificate The Esches,r II The
Town Of Petersburg, ih September Isl ami ms DAY
,rcvcd into ihe Land oce, that ~ riues, held on li
dav Of Jny ISL the uloairz lots the Town Il P,tcrp
burg have been found e>ceacd thus IL vii
Lot Ne D. IN haltS road Containing ARE and che hun
drcd AMI twenty eight poles Lot No H. on Federal street
oonta:nn:i~o and hnni thirty thee ncc, oi
which JoscFh Wces.rl Died srzsd ao H., the We ,,us
nj Market sir,r Containing between aud tlcs acres
whifh Robert lurlid died s-iec,.
6. II. PARKER
SEP. Il aAwsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

Captain James Armstrong, s7ys the Boston Journal,
has 5ren appointed tie command OF the .iigae NJ
led sates ordered 10 the Pacific bear the broad PEN
nant Of Coinuoture jones.
The French ships # war; which have been lying in
Hampton Roads or tie last si1 weeks, have sard for
Martinique. Daring Their stay IN our waters not man
was lost Gestrt.Gn sickness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

V'FhtT- q
aS"yc splsrd! schemes w ir prompt
and tic ras,i.- o: each lottery viii h Immediately
Ter II is oy.r . ali w.,n ofLrr from -, Address
J. &. GREGORY { 90, .yGaa.cr,, E.air,ri. :!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

H-OTICE-E3.eutir Department, Sy' u, l-i-pro,ns.
L- received this IL panisni until The 81, q! u G
next Tor tie purchase Of M Convict Slaves ~ ih- ptte ii
n have h. en- repiieyrd for ;oriaan ioud Tie ,
-. I.nrrt state, rs orGrr of the Acting G"E.ln.t
UH. II. RICHARDSON, 81 ]. C.rr
ri
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J. &. GREGORY i Co., ,:amagcr-,
I.E.sE = '''s-T, 80 - = - = - =
El,nAnNa, NIsaiNIA
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
S-n puo S20 ppn go prn

S5OGJo- $50, 1Do- SO 600
GRAND VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, f,- ~" t,r-f
the Munnncal Academy Extra las No. -. or Isil. nl-
r-rn.ncd hy the drsnig II tie nivn Lottery, cla. ~
l-il drawn Alexandria. d. - Salurdl! ~ d,
ss.treu dram ballots.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-09

Sd. IHE FooD SHOULD BE GIVEN REGULARITY
This one of the most essential points in feeding ami
mails If given irregularly, the animal indeed CON
sumeS his food, but he acquires restless DISPOSE
tlon Is disturbed every appearance of his feeder
and is never in that quiet state necessary to the To-
king offat 1t is surprising how readily any animal
acquires habits Of regularity in feeding and how soon
the influence of this is felt in the Improvement of his
condition When the regular hour the pig has had
his pudding, the sheep its turnips, they compose
themselves rest, with the consciousness that their
digestion is not to be unseosonab,y disturbed their
quiet broken by unwontcd invitation 10 cot
4th. THE ANIMAL SHOULD Not BE NEEDLEssLY
INTRUDED UPON BE TWEEN THE HOURS OF FEEDING.
All creatures fatton much faster in tho dark than in
the light, fact only 70 be accounted for by their
greater quiet Some of those creatures that are the
most irritable and inpatient of restraint while feeding
such turkeys and geese, are found 20 take fat
rapidly when confined in dark rooms, and only fed at
stated hours by hand. There is no surer proof that
pig doing well, than him eat his meal quickly
and then retire to his bed, TO sleep cogato until the
hour of feeding returns Animals while fattening
should never be alarmed never rapidly driven, mover
be fed at unreasonable hours and above all things
never be allowed to want for food. -Cutiuator
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-09

SCIENTIFIC DIsCovERIEs..-Weo observe
in the recent intelligence, two very inter
csting facts in relation to the exploration
Of the earth.
The FIRST is from the Liverpool Times,
giving an account of an expedition up the
Euphratcs. This expedition was fitted
out about eighteen months since, but its
object was unknown. The steamers were
fitted out by the East India Company, and
proceeded to navigate the Euphrates. They
proceeded up that stream no less than eicv-
en- hundred mies-a thing never before
accomplished, and likely to lead TO impor-
tant results.
The next fact is a statement Of the Bri-
fish Exploration in the South Seas. They
claim to have gone four degrees nearer the
South Pole THAI either the American or
French squadrons. They went TO lat "a
deg. South, and were there stopped by the
icebcrgs. The longitude was then ia deg.
West; and they claim to have discoecred
the Southern Magnetic Pole, at one hun
drcd miles from that point. The fact is
authenticity stated and mast be Of great
interest to those pursuing geographical
inquiries Cincinnati Chronicle.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-09

A CONVENIENT MEMoRY-A popular
horse jockey was called on one morning
by q negro man, who was mounted on a
fine looking horse and with whom q con-
vcrsation like the following cnsued:
Good morning Messa Sharp; my
Massa sent me TO sell you dis horse, cause
he so bad Massa don't want to keep HIM"
What are the faults Of the horse ~
go, he got good many bad faults -
dre'ful bad iiaults.'
What is one Of them the principal
one %
"Well then you see, Massa Sharp, dis
horse all ober white, and when massa ride
him, the white hairs stick TO massa new
black coat--spoil massa's bran new coat"
Well, that is rather bad fault TO be
sure, but has the horse no other fauts?'
go yes massa ; horse got three very
bad faults: two orders besides dat one"
What is another of the faults you have
spoken of?'
Why den massa I'll tell you all about
it. When | rides dis horse to water, he
souses his nose way in and wet massa's
new b. idle-spoil massa's new bridle."
Well, what else %
" Todder fault, massa, dat fodder fault
--ab-me can't think on EN-, tits very bad
fault, but,-but me can't think on en-"
land what price do you ask tor the
horse ?"
80 not much he so very bad,--only
ask but one hundred dollars, massa says
if he can't get dat-may take seventy five"
"rll give you sixty dollars for him."
80 no, can't take less than scventy-fvo
and don't mean to take dat"
With that the fellow turned his horse
as to ride off, but the Jockey called out 10
him, :" here stop, I'll take him at seventy
five"
" Well hand out de money quick den,
cause must be Off"
Sevcnty-fve dollars IN new bank notes.
were rendered, and which the negro with
much reluctance received, before he would
give up his seat on the horse. The bride
was changed, and the jockey much elated,
mounted his new acquisition to ride into the
stable door, but before he fairly considered
the propriety of fetching up by means of
the reins, the horse struck his head with
some violence against the stable walls.--
The jockey looking over his shoulders, and
seeing Sambo indnstriously walking away
he called out: 90 Here you black son Of
possum this horse is stark blind ~
80, la ! massa," growled Sambo, " dat
are fodder one fault me couldn't think OFF,