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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-04
Chanccry

''' "A' % entered h' aHI.'' '"i 3
.s, according 10 rhc oc;o assembly end inc rules OF
c'ar.. aud Dc appealing hy satisfactory evidence
.., tro sari John Faa.lin Owens Is no, "a iuhlh.taut
% .l' '-' -"
~ -s Attorney. is '.A-i'I 'l' .'"' '''N
tugunour here %" the lsidayuiI Are noN e.
r r.--. o.. tIFs Nr .srr..9 p the Wesr.r. Nr-ia.a
+" " 7, WIS ~ ~ -" :, ,t.
our ".-as 'i '' ' ''-''!'
july 1i-ia' D. HICKMAN, Clerk.
iNClNlA: ri s he.i m '1sIl.-s's @.lce OF
80
~, :. n.y. ~ ~-'S'' ''- "''A'' C,sp ,liDeui
~oaaiDsl,
.',seS " 'hasAns and E-rnezet "',e ai-
Zaae deceased ana Ely Dossey nd Mary MS
VIE late Iary l.. [anc. rut Ehsuszer Iaug,
ys'',S y..'sls ~ aE- -ls gls we, N'-I@
'" .HiN $A1 = Nf'.h'' H5 We y-M,s q DC 49,
= .,"g 400 Afry me- W, P.at34 an t1mr-
which sai1 Mar = Dorsey l. the widow, .na
h..'TzE Tr',s S2
80
zen ita At's ~ .i" OF 'eCI E1h'' '"e 40. =
't3 tnt.'E' -tS''- .'.I. 20 -
.i@i'.l HtH
'uatr N.ls,n, a-t N~l-lrlR l-ln. 'h.crn
,-.-.. =, a., ~ y.
SON. turn,sr-at7r %. .ac e5,uto o. hes Nor
Gus Wilson, deceased. Defendants,
l.r .s-. utHr's Jancz Q. johnston. aad >ofuLa
= w'a J1.a. slne ? WILSON, uav.Jr. Al ;oa, -
LAMBETH Wilson add Nr-inia wilson, ne having
ing 20 lie al al uesen.ay AID an, ra5s Of Ills
D'H-'. ana D. "ga-.Ius ~ 50, sac U.y evidence
% - : a.s - t-.,.- o. OF .n,s comm 70 Eaa.1
on o- .t ''lAE ahaui W ,"yHs.n D Pr
ID. E ..E s.ltt 49, ~ .. ? q, ,ogr,, aid
answer tp, --'f CONN., mans Am .-. .I.Ia ,a..
a. .ss ora % &c hrrhx.tl inserted ~ -,a.e new a.
per printed 90 roe cig"' s. h.e.ns To- iw1 wouta8
-..l '"- ''s.vo i-ae ..JAt acoEoi ~ c-It1
'--' 1' a Co.'S I'I.
so ~ = r'TN" 49," ~f,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-04
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
IL TcHEsTING AND ApPLICABEETO THE
60. p - $500. n Ns-r.s:

AFFLICTED WITH
Disrast. Of 1ae 81 TsGCi, Or Nc-gSSs
Such as Nv-1erc.s, either ChrvoIc Or CSscsl, ur-
d. tae worst ~ ap;0ms Of r.-toSsaoss, ISS-ess
Of S9iri.s and general Ltaac'aU0a, Conss npuon
o. 'h.ts,Toffh Inc EJuys or Liver. Liver aHrci2uE,
Jalr-ice, both kiltsry and SpasinoGE C'Susc-
., sc,,,eo o. 0L.r,u,c, together witl Gsut, S~crofs!o,
p.Iua M the sCEt, nauN, LIMBS Rnu side, Aypobs
rr.- S-erts. Ya.t.. Pgtid sore ;IroU,, Never
- a.. s,.an1iic Palvitat:,n Of the ECcrt aud
tr,cr..-. Nervous lrriahihtY, Nervous NcaN2css,
Mysteries, DE Dousclrgux. cramps eina.S oC-
r,,r or Humid. and the D-y or ta0 NhJSplpg.
Asthma, Gravel, and DEoPsy.
The ri,ol has hitherto been considered. bY
EngirrF uut others, a. iho great fc~ulator OF l'e
human sNs'eUi' jE0 sl,~ - 'u. gys'.SHat
. tent themselves with he simple possession OF TINS
B isl.le.1gs opinion. "itho!t CuGNing mo l5SkiI
...sT, sources from whence Ike, Etalih' "aa w.
our pmaaa' g, .u., rs-r ccrEGr I.u sigNaes'rt itc sc
! and DsatI. Not sp VIA pT. Ha@i, whose .Ni,.
-,C research and -raeueei eN'1itn,c 60 'Hi'Jnr
Ilv Cua.lG him Tor tine profession OF which hc has
been u.c Of the most useful members; lie con
'cat~-au1 a moments reflection WI S9HNlAS2
thafthp stomach. lvt~, and the assocll'ei, orS'ns
rrr lie uriyfcrFa and -rrat rl-ullt0r- 81 health. and
] that the blood Iu very many instances ~ cePcioeH'
| ga tnrse organs, and that unless Attd.eiHe 'eacHt,
raves %: deep rooted w0iaa'os' luc-r the e con
vruoas..' itetNrg's ol Acars OF clgss aplnca
Ist7r-n a- powers are Iggls.stJle, ana IN prescub'n.
Ia r. vilt knowledge Gifts being q radical Cur
iotrue yH...sE desc asses 3.rcacy enumerated. even
g-rG-..l the mos; critical cases, but he does Nc
pretend 20 asCg.lo -
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
4 supernatural agency, although from FosIir
proofs within tGo knowledge 81 hundreds. he's Pre-
8 pared 90 show. thI; wben .yery Other earthly RENE
b. Iy has been Gwen ~.
Z HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
, hayCnavc~ been known TO fail in etiCcting two VET
gratifying results, ;Hat Fl raising trOEt the bed
sickness aud EIsc1se those who have tested the
efficacy. and thus amply rcwardinE Dr.. r!unti'
on . hTE IruE ami anxious HfnNH 10 attain ms IEIatl
i. ton m the 9saiuE Att
. rrrxuaoyttuar zurGogs which has attended Il
use OF HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, Is. the be
criterion sf then sup erl0r virtues, They ha'
been fla means oi ra,sjCr a host of languIsuIng 3
'UegiB LuM jhr bed az atGcuoR.Gs ID clearly cyl
- c-L Ia the following
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Li-sr Complaint, .r-'ts much Derarcensnt IF "a

M. Joshua Roberts wgs uItl c,c3 with a bilious
aal nervous .isgH-s o. an alarming degree, beng
attended w..G uiI the distressing symptoms which
affect e relaxed condition, yIZ:-t sick GcUG-achE
stomach alter Caf.u-r unusual trsm0-s, shifting
sp1,rapHis pa3us 30 every part Of the body, cold
rgiie, s1.igw complexion, COSTUMES, and a con
Staut aui. pain lu Che right side, winch oIycl ladu-
ced the most dreadful debility; Iuseed ne thought
bee was ai.lrt.J with every internal complaint the
human body Us IlGt!s 90. Sc was EeatTgiiy making
tr0l of various remedies, all %! which were equally
tTuttifss UHtl lac had rerDUTSe 80 Hunts = Iaa.c
is,fTCmt the superior virtues 81 which mcGl-uic
Hls health I. perfectly rc-cltabIsAJd and is row
able Q" pu.5u- his employment free from pain or
disease. JCSuJAROBERIS.
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n - -. II L-.-.n1.. 49,. -

l|..."f "|""WyNtr EffCr'Cu.
Dir. Franc, caldwell was gHi. c;,d for several
wears with extreme 1.uuity, together with q train
'i symptoms generally termed nervous affections
.runt t1c most learned Physicians % describe. IN
.uis case tuc sulsuE u the stomach were So re
I-,nt ana Cytru"t.N1I u8 nearly o. deprive him
~ reason, TlIus 90 iHC uIrg, t.frrlfgg even 10
TIE Ringers and toes uatui0uCC, s.asucss az tie
-t'nflhs ana a general aEItdueu &C the who,
frs''w. Wzrwrrh fH1.I common incident render
st ihs nINH IH'. ana aupT,hsusivc. In order 20
q move iH,.. ..-.Fl--.Ug sFWptUms. and rector.
...' M. .lfs former energy n lprap Dor
.an . ... sal.f bad N.ra exhausted without
1u' ADVANTAGES, chang. Of or. uu3 other remedies
..rr .nrE1HruE and fur rInd and body ap.
l'suI .1 .a ..s.ff| 20 a Ifb.,1s disease. In DIS.
. g....s .ua .au-wI situation. Ir Caldwell was
mmru.rI o. usarfrl. of Huufs Botanic Pills.
.I. H .l which E-.H gHl... IN q few DAVIS.
poo. '. n .'..H-1.r. ~ fl. medicine according
.' ..H.-. Ha aIr.uEfr "rrlW. complete. frrt1r-
f ..a#I state .. H.a.rI most Hr..ty ca-
......t. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
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ana t.r- .r..,srr ar,ra .al I.ugu,r 10 E.tg-r
.aG..s ,Isu'.' s..,er. t..r demonstration rs ar
rm.r.s.E uH. 1...... ..-.e g...e-.a, su.u lesson
nc -r.-.r...E DISTRESSING s.Fp.r-. and violent s...'
SING. a.r .. ..r.-l.ug Er rg.s--.. .-g.r..raN vEff
Irarl..y. re rlsu.-.1 Oh. rrrte a.ra. T.r.a pills.
..F.,..-4al ..Hrr A.. .lr-- Ef.rr....u. ca.,s. vra-n .
E...-s a-...vrg.- .. ra.r.,A- r r-a .r &c r.r-..
I.vr- tension 44L distress ig ,an rrgasle re-
-.ua. with u.agr svrf .a,as ra.ga,u1 'hc oyi..rucc OF
.arriG acrTun. ssrlr.ric a-gasc ui lua stomach. r.s.-
L. - W, -,-,.
4 8 ,-.--r.s ary...s, lI,.- 5.....g 49,
--r.-, ,--r.,,-5,, c,r.bs ,,ls .rf,r,, 81
,.,.r MAIN IN ,b, rl-.t aud side. s-s.a y.,t-,e. 4
,sf.r-rc nm. mrrsural d,scases. arc successfully treat
Ia, A.. EVANS Medical Office, Chatham street,
Iors.
EVANS CA2iC,TIE Pills.
Tie camcin,.c flower, tor as IL is officially e
A>ruIus yoc.Ils, cd. C~l.muu.'un, from fLc GrccI
words. Erurt. oa she vIsuui. u0d N.lrr. an gr.'e. be
.lusr % crgvs on ;ao ground, and sno's lake au
is gt "a E.I white color. or.tJ--gt CIar, and
au.r a.r:ul..e sa..-. q
c,aa..raa, % iac s.aua-A. q. IS .-raci4.i. ga,i
-aaIc io ;ha' c..3 aou o.! genera. d,.U... with Tan
.rlI appetite. which ouoE attends cgay..,sgpsce from
.]l.nTaihic .ev,tG
stas..-- nF -~rvrFrrrr.- --rC 1.E--- r..
.-l., IN rur.Ir..ar r5 see .Iat the lsg.i OF 4.
-r..r..,r c-.. o. rs.--.. ar ia ,-.-g .-..-g;.- o.,
t.,,l C.--..s Ana rr r,.q..ea ,-..rara q. -
-..,.- o, o.. 5.r rr.sr..r -.r, g -, r.-
.t, EFCrTsr t,t<Ts
- - ,,yr 4, sl..-rg. yy,-r--
v T.r,.., p.l.-.,r ~
,-...,.,. r.,.,.... a
Cr-I.- r--
n C.l.L r..-...rr $3.50. MI.
-. - d.. rr-.r .--g ,..
~ 49, urr.
r. III. r,.-.. rlI.
r. r--., s..,. ... * L-. ~ 7,.r:-
o., ,.ig1 - =, as ~, a Z ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-04

STRAINED SPERM OL-Apev
rupyly just received and ~ ale by
octl ~ BELLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-04
In c-,-ao-di1r-r eres Of Risumctism, aecompa-
is1giA Diarrtaea and Nervous debility

Ny. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 70 cold
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic com
u'53af ui The head, and noes, which continue with
distress rE violence lur several months. The r--v-
cEp1| symptoms werc-l swelling and CxcrucI1figg
pain 10 n ] tIn Joints, a1a al CurIl. loss Of their
use; 1Hig igc gE.I and f~Igla.CT generally suffered
an increase in i'e evening, The pains were iucrsay-
ed on thg slightest notion, and were more severe
10 iae NIGHT sIIe. 4 constant GIarThata. which
produced It's General c1gst qucuces-daluIeucy low
ness Of ar.I.s, and general wasting 81 the BODY.
lsc was indeed. so extremely 30 that hrs medical
OF Hl- recovery, and % was generally Eei:oytdLy
his relatives and (. lends that all the incidence ~
'reliugnt Iu this world could not him any relief
Bus seeing an oi,CrusCHIcut on Hunts Botan.c
Pulls, ag was directed by IN Almighty Providence
90 use them, he did 60, and "itcr n fortnight th.y
Produced q favorable change, and heIs now a heal
tny and s.EgLg man JOS. HART.
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mr.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FF

q -
81 male Pills. these Pills arc strongly recon-.
1cuGed 90 the uoiicc % the ladies as n safe and
.iiolCnt remedy IN removing those complaint
2t,u,Iar "a tuOir sex. ffou want Of exercise, or zen
'rgldetlhty oi the System, Distinctions Supp:es
SONS, and lrrCEu!zEty ot tie Mcnsss; nttEo sape
luc strengthening, cleansing, and giving tone 10
be >tomCch and Bowels, aud producing q new
rua healthy action throughout the systcm 0cner
s.ly. They create Appetite, correct Indigestion, re-
uays GltTrsys ett Nsr,,,ra H.ad,rl. sd az,
'mlDrDtiy GACiu! IN those fatul,ut complaints
wbicn s srees Females SO much al the "fGm q
l. c. Tkey Ohyiqte cOs'iN ness, end counteract all
/ Hystericai and Nervous Affections, likewise afford
soothing a-d s-o permanent relief IN Fiuor Albus
Of NhItCs, and IA the most obstinate eases Of CtlO-
Iczs 81 Green Sickness. ihcy invariably restore
he paid and deEcGie female 10 health and VIC
These Pills have gained The snrc'ion md ny
probation Cf tEc most eminent Physf~lECs IN the
United states. and many Others can likewise tcs-
lty, 10 tnelr extraordinary efficacy. To married re-
males; whose expectations OF the tenderest pledges
II communal happiness have b.Sn defeated, these
Don renOva'e all functional debility, and IF tukCN
CcorCluT to directions, oSsistt al woIbld ncuoCI
'ieytispei that fulsome and disyRJecFbie sensation
ommon TO females At zach monthly return, iket
wise the attendant pains m the back, side or Ions,
{ 4Cy generally coUEteT0Ct the nausea, vomiting
e other nervous atlect!onc IN calOrus.s, or GrcCI
icknSss. III aisw Gays and n coutnueu accoTdiE'
directions, Ecsa effect a perfect ,ur:. NotEIni
s.EHa.iy efhc&cloIsn rScIulluE the pane az
scS!l iemcie who has been during her he irTcculs
nd sensitive, IS tbs FEMALE PILLS. Thes
)ais IuyIgoratG the whole system, improve the Inc
nory and cl!Iyea thelmmasluatIon, create Hpge
lie. aud restore tranquil repose. Many huHdrg
e CWal"s can ttsgf @. their efficacy, and man
: 'hl s.cjuas IN thrs Cit. rs also throughout the Uni
Y Cd STATES caa bear testimony 70 their merits an
A~'raarcl. airy yITtuCs. They are invaluable 20 en-
eelou 900 relaxed females, who Ho.n repeated On
ncuIt lNbours arc afflicted with weakness an
y Dummies, IA which CCGe they a:c highly USC.S
strengthening at the anna time the stamacn, IA
aeA, the weakened organs, andjhe whole consul
u The medicine is Acknowledged to be ono Of III
aost 'aiaa..s ever Uncovered, IS n purifier OF IA
Ho2d and lluids' II ia superior 10 SaTsagaIll:
~ f-G'a.CfC s q sGdJItaC OF Alternative.
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CenpkiaGnt

and Sh0nccry tsT Ne coGasy II Ohio, IN the
month eiJnnUsTy lS4I.
John NdGLe Coupkinnnt
aga'uHt
ttentTer Zane, s~LTNIyiaC stm.ris t-Pt ICY Nih ths
wa! aanexec OF Noah ZCnC. seGeasgd, apd t4 SAID
toentX-r lenc James G. Johnston. ana Sc.ia
..s Me- NLlSm ~. ShfVSr, and CarCave hs
NE, .yuHnes A 81 Clean AID Mary h.s wis
fISiLn Zsae, hamcCn Zano, Elzat-t IA Zans
Snd CoInS.A Zane, While SAL ktyntstr, sophia,
Caroline, ahry FtatoH, lisnGea, ELz.i th Brd
Correila, ere ~chiidTen sHd here OF law Of tie sad
Noah ZGEs, late CT Chic county. G,cFsrfd ard
kly Dorsey. aud Mary l. ha sic. ,tte Ai,ry T..
EEre, widow ofssit Noah ZanP. dercasrl-and
AitAShGer Nlson' administration OF Nafeus WI.
son, late II sad county Of OHIO, tcecf SGD. ana slso
Als1onCeT wilson t,th.i.Es l.. Nlson. La
VOL. NLs9p' NlrSlnia NllECn 4. 1 hzsN,tb wilson
children aid hers al law OF the sa.d On,
oeSStee,; Defendants.
BIS wife, aud Cathanne K. David r.. Nirririn and
Ehzabe;h wilson. not having entered thtir rpprar
anse and gwen security according 10 the ct Of as-
sCinbly and the Tuleso this Court. and IL srrFatiua
oy satisfactory proof that they are not iuEsbitants
OF this commonwealth. On moti.n OF Inc com
p!sinont 10y counsel, Itls ordered a al the said 20
iendants do appear he-e on tie Fret Gsy q. he rrxt
s2snS term OF this court, Ca;Cr their ap-
peatbrcc' give sccurty and enSw,T tie complain
ant bhl Ard that n cCpy of tine order he lotk-
van inserted in sane LtwFTapeT printed In the
cry OF HhGtlng Ter TWO months sucCcssiysl exc
posted ntthe font door OF the court house o. Cha
county.
cosy trp.e.
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pEWARE OF COUNTERFLITS.

Caufior.-De particular Ia purchasing 20 sec
that thc label Of the Medicine contains anotice o
us entry according 20 at OF Congress. And ,!
likewise particular Ia oh'aiuiug thom sJ loe Cha
ham 81, Newly orh. CT from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
M. II. KING NheeiIrg, Va.
STEVENSON g NEAIE parkersburg.
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VtRGINlA-At rules held in lac CSTks Clicc Ohio
Cruit Sarvror OF Law ard ChonScry for the ecun-
y OF Ca'o. IA the month u Augusi, lS4O.
Sso2hcu Rise, Complainant
ogJ.ust
Austin P-ay. and Henry Moore. and the
aii Henry Moore, John f.. Clarke. and T.,
Mark pUurlar- merchants and partners C.b,,.,-,
,raj.ns undcr ihe Egm oi Moore. Ci'sko
n Co. Defendants q
The defendant Austin reay. not having cn'cred as
appearance and rlyCu security a~rr'c5.ag - 90" rot ''
assembly aud the rules urtir Court, AID II appealing
-y satisfactory evidence that hc IS not M uuhooiiant
.oi tafF commonwealth Ca motion uGIhc C~orPlaI1-
laj by counsel, % D. uTG.rrL shat hc -ad tr!ruta"ti'
Jrpesr here cl thc .r-t day ,t next Iaa :,rm o' has
Court, enter his apncaaluce, give security igs the per
nuaarc OF the decree M the cause. a!c Glg answer
20 IGg caugia.uu..a I'l.-1r o.herNrc defend u'ss A',
aud issi q cops oItbts order be- i'1hNiih in-'rl'd
l some newspaper printed 30 the Civ OF Nhc,l";
.ur Two month"; ssrcg--iy..v and lostyd az Lo l'onl
+ .lsr ulIue Court urusg .iy.IJ c1Gn.y.
4 copy tHs'c,
ALEXANDER r. LAIULEN. Clrrt
4. CA-uwELr, e.. D1nni. aug II
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Dirr.1a1g c4se u Srrsrg S57rErf,e ATlrea. 10,
fsr'y cured by Hrnfs botanic Psgs
Mr. Horny white, was f1rf 15 aracso f f-vov says
rfI.-'od with "a sever. AsfnmL Cd proceeded
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v.EyiNIA-ro wIr.-Ai rules held IA the CLERKS
Office O. the Circui, Couf; Of Law u1i Chaacey
for Tyler County, GA Monday the On day o' July
l-iO.
william Dickinson. SircwEArr,0
LOWS RafucT. Moses VI Fuqr'.
John n. Lewis William u. Shrcvs 7,
bury aud lo-.s n y S.r1trn. ira Cb,,cer-
ding arI s.aIng CuJDrtI A.n OF
Dieae-ua, Rather & 90. Con
paiaaus.
ve.
John F--rNliu Owens. Defendant
ll.s Jt, came the cFDu..lula's rv their attorney
e,a U,G lGr.r biI 300 this ylusg, aul the defendant
not having entered bis appearance and gwen secure
s.. according 10 lac &C; of assembly oud tho rules OF
.Us c'ar.. aud % Appearing hy satisfactory evidence
Thar tlo slri John aaalin ONcGsi /, not "a iuhlh.'aut
og.h.s c5mIuouWcaiih Camo,,a uftnc compliment
tg AIS attorney. It's ordered tra't.esai- John Frank
.lLDN .tuluneur here CO. the lstdgy utlHc nC2t e.
H.. il,s court. auG answer Mc C-@pl-ingu;s til, and
tll, O. COPY g.. this De- Inserted iu The NesIer. Virginia
Times nrs.1 months ces.lvoly and posted ~ the
rslri house JHIr gi.ais county.
a coy Leslie,
-.'- 1f-l4 Y. HICKMAN. Clerk.
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NlRGlNli-IS cEANCNEY-At mics htii An TIE
,iS!As olhcs-eitIa Circuit Superior eooftp OF Law
ahd ShanceTy iFT ne coGa;y II Ohio, in the
month eiJunusTy lSaI.
John NG.Lr Ccunh.,rn,
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Clerks oiHve of the Circuit Super.or Cyuu Of L-w
and rEan-ey for The County Of Ohio. IN The month
Of AUGUST 1870.
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The def r3Eut, Henry Mould, NOT nav % entered
.fF Appearance aua given s-ssI.. according g.
&c .-t 81 as-,wb,v gAi fua rules u trrs Corn, and
% app .raE U.s. satisfactory grJoi lAat he! E,; an
i-4a.1lsHt u lhIs c~ouwuuvgalt8. on motion Of
i1" toufpl-'auut b. csHusc!, 70 IS ordered ghEt The
sai- defendant do appear mere or .Hc Erst day otrgc
ucE- tI.l tenn %. ,aIF Court. enter his appearance.
give security Tor IHa Performance q the deer & ma
.a. cause ana ne a.s answer a. the compliments
t.'t. OF 'tl.THlEe cr.sL4 t.us suIi- and Irnts copy
OIL. ..I. "r-.s roe .,it. Inserted ~ some news. l-
ger ..n'r. "a t.e ,ty Of W. hscIug loE two months
-ur-1saiv'. lsaipCat3ca at ac .rJut door oEthg l1grt
~ Ohio county. a COPY trstc,
AK. a.. LAIDLEE, Clc.k.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
AGRICULTURE RE.
FATTENlNG ANInALS.

There are some rules which may be adyana.
geously adopted IN feeding animals, which how
ever obvious they may be. are too often passed
over, OF neglected. Sumo OF these will be spe.
Gifted; and
Isl, The preparation Of food, This should
be 90 prepared thu us nutlltye properties NAV
be all made available TO the use ofhe animal. ana
not only so, but aPptopria ed with the least posi-.
BILE expenditure oil muscular energy. The OK that
Is obliged 10 wander over an acre 10 get the food
be sho I'D find on two or three squlre'rod4- the
horse that is two or three hours eating the cpar,e
food he would swallow 10 fifteen minutes If the
gram WIS ground, or the hay cut as il should be
-lhe sheep thai spends hours IN making It's way
into ufnlp, whenitlt was sliced II would cal
in as many rnuuies--he pig that eats iaw po.
iatoes, or whole corn, when either cooked, could
be eaten 10 one qnaiter Of the time now used,may
lndsed iaten, but much less rapidly than if their
f1ud was given item ~ proper manner. flood
should be given 10 falteniug animal in such
state, that as little time and labor as possible, on
the part If tho animal, shall be required IN eating
End, The faod should be in abaadaace.-
From the time The latlen,ng process commences,
until the animal IL slaughtered, he should never
be iIhoui food. Health and appetite nre best
promoted by charge Of TODD rather than by limit.
Ing The quantity. The animal thal il stuffed aud
starvtdby turns, may have streaked maui, but IT
will be made too slowly for the pleasure or profit
oil The good ormeA
3rd, The food should be girea ,tgalarlg.-
THIS - one Of tie most essential points nj feeding
animals. lfgyen lrreguariy, The aoimal indeed
consumes his food but he soon acquires restless
disposition, ia disturbed at every appearances OF
his feeder. and il never in tina, quiet state so ne
cessary 10 the taking on OF fat. tits surprising
how readily any animal acquires habits Of regu-
larily in feeding, and how soon the influence Of
this Il elt IN the Improvement OF his condition.
When at the regulal hour, tho pig has had his |
pudding. or The sheep its lumps, they compose
themselves TO rest, with the consciousness that |
their Digestion not to he unsea>onably disturbed
or their quiet broken by unwon'ed invitation To |
eat,
ath. The animal should mol Be necdlessg IN
traded upon bst'rren hs hours Of icedlng.--All |
creatures ialien much faster IN The dark than
lae light, fact oul, u be accounted lor by their /
greater quiet, Some Of those creatures that are
the most IRRITABLE ard impatient Of restraint while |
.eedn., such as turkeys aud geese, Ore found 10 /
take on fa rapidly ahen confined il dark roons, |
and only fed al stated hours bY hand There is /
~ suref pfoal that a rig is dong well, than 10 I
nee blur cal hIs meal quickly and then retire to /
his bed. to sleep or cogltae uuIll the hour OF feed.
ing returns. Aemuls while ianenmg should No.
yer be alarmed never rapidy driven, never fed al
unreasonable houis, and above all things neye.
he allowed to want for food.
CRltiraidr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
From the Culnvalor.
PROPER IMPROVEMENT OF LAND.

II always gives us great pIeasbre to cord ang
facts which 30 q show Tie great advantage 10 BE-
derived from properly cultydllng land. There 4
M truth 10 American Agriculture, we think. morp
certain than that as whole we cultivate tao rnerh
land Tor either The Improvement Of our soa. Or he
prosperity 81 or pockets. Ga this punt there 4 a
markell difference between the best farmers aaload.
and those nl orr own country. Here the money
made lrem the Farm, II npt waited atohce tuf tie
payment OF Geoi>, goes 10 purchase more and-
there the annual pfahis are laf The greater part af
Them immediately applied 10 ihr Improvement 81
the sni and Tins Inct accounts 10 a great measure
for The ACKNOWLEDGED ayefaIe superiority Of their
crops over oars The UDiled States have the in
Ell soils IN tie world; by saod hu>blndry th y can
be made the most productive; bat this win not be-
until the larmrF ceases IT, desire the possession nt
OIL The land tal adiins him There has been an
article gatnr tie rounds o The papers written hg a
Cnnnecueul larmer stating tive productions and ey
penhes u two farms of 45, and 100 acres, The FIRST
wril cultivated aud tue last "a The ordinary manner
and the result Is what auy one might anticipate
viz: decided advantage N the summing en-, II Ia.
vor Of the farm Of % acres, Every well cultivated
farmers garden, i an annual prot that he would
derive greater profit from smaller farm Mliy i'm.
proved iian tom large one gone oter 10 the
common made. The immense product al may be
drawn from small quantity oil thoroughly u.led
land Is as yet scarcely known 70 THIS country; IN
sianees however are ecca3nnaIy gwen liilt show
what might be done. were mere correct opinions
and better practice, on this subject 10 prevail.
As cas- in pun, we absidge from the Ithaca jour.
nal an accouLtnl lhe varieties OF articles cultivated
In q galden OF il,a place.
The piece Of grouad was 100 BY 200 ftet, buta
large part ofh, (nr COO lett If Inc 100000 is &C.
cupied 81 buih ings yards, Sc. on the remainder
il arOwn, strawberry, MANY varieties, and in A.
hnndsnee; ra>herrts, four kinds; gooseberries u
" 4liods, currents 5 varieties; fieris, kinds;
80 Till irep: 2 lear tfery. 4 kndy; 9 cher,
fees, kii4ds; 2 apncos; 5 plum trees, best kinds,
10 peach trees; quiuce trees; II grape vines;
spsragas beds, with !uharb, sea ssle, and var