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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

ViNGINtA AT Rules. hell Ia the Cierks Once al
" the Circuit supedor Court OF Law and CbapcsTy g.
mnf ons,n Couny, on the is day Of February,
nnenlase w. 'amhorn a Walker llart, Merehanta nn,l
rsImers trading under the firm of CauhoTn a Hart plsi,
& ssaln,, Nancy aylnr, adnlnisar Of Caleb Taylor
yVeeasc vincent Taylor, George Taylor Lewis TAYLOR
or Br.okcn Taylor, Mary A. Taylor ana Fran
els iaylor, dcicodaniE-lN CHAscEKY.
Ihe defendant, Vincent rayior NOT having en,crc MI.
fVSanee, aud given security, according the act OF
,oy anu mo Rules Of this cou and Il appearing by
.el"iy cNidcncc, thai he Ia inhabiant of This
~ oTdcied, that the said defendant do appear
H. ~ ,n. hrsi Jay OF the next May term, answer
OF the Paliiusi and that copy of this order he
cy nS inserted IN some newspaper published In the
S oi richmond or two months Suce ssiy,ly and post
a'ho front door OF the Courthouse OF this county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
Dit. VI. ~. FLETCuER,s
- a n d Nsgw 4 n ~ n L. n ~ g ~ - r.

DR.. J. n. HOwLAND's MEDICINEs.
Ilsl received. Hu assortment Of these porusr prepa
- rarYns. al follows:
TINE Mr'De-h speedy and certain cure for the Fever
aud Arue
TIME HiFfpre Pils-A remedy for The Fcvcrand Ague
pUfrrssing tn0 FaWr prOptfcs HH Tonic Mixture and
equally as rfcacous n removing this trouble com.
pisut
Extract Sarsapariua-An Improved preparation oftids
article, and highly recommended.
Yerfsifugeor WJrin Desf0ysr-A safe and ecrsin 70.
mcdy for cEpcing Worms from the human system md
particularly adaptcd 20 the uses ~! children.
Apm0Hf1fed ErtjrocNh0H-A fnr stimulating arpf.ra
lion or the Of rheumatism, spraiss, Bruises Sore
Throat, sc.
Caly,nB-A invaluable snd pleasant remedy Dr Sore
Eyes.
pHiBonorfI-ThiE remedy ishirhiy valuable Tor a cd
cacy n teui0yna obstinate Coughs ~ long sandbg. pro-
dHccd by colds or otherwifc is recommended - hav
ing sny claims upon NE confidence and patronage ~ In
ysds being possessed 81 enc IeRencraue powers and
capable u overcoming ts uuhcttly efest likely 10 be
&c.
Car55nic DeHnrifcs-A remedy iur whitening and pre-.
serving the teeth free Of all inIpTi0us properties
CrifHfnf Aiab0ffcr-Forthet toilette neF ropafatiJn
Tor fo0cuiu-, whitening aud preserving The skin.
We have been appointed Agents for tho sale ftbe above
Medicines.
frssh supply received.
GAYNOR & ROVSTER,
N 1 door above Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

VIRGINIA Al rules held An an. ci.,.,. an. :.
~ nsex ctIeuh superior caun OF aw and Cham p,
$500. ~ snusry, iSii;-Wilifsm u. Tay loe plantIff
s..nt Moore r. btockCnb rough and Tho,nrron N,,r..
,, ~ ~ with the vii annexed ef George Muren
john Tayloe, deed, aud others, dcfendants ~ ~
rue Heieniant % Tayloe, not having entered his an
.eaS sndf ivcn secury according Ia the ae of kss,,
v anu TIE rules OF this Court and appear ing by ss.
eprr eNdohee that he L. lnhabtant of ina ,,e
m1uon 81 the plaintiff, by counsel II Ia ordered M,
uc'ensni do appear hcIe the first Mond,y m
P neat AMI answer The original and anne nded and sun
cnta nsoi The plaintiff aud that copy OF this or,,
az inserted Ia some newspaper published In ths
~ RICHMOND or eight weeks succcssivey, ami thai
another copy be posted atthc front door of ihe
OF this county A copy-1,str ~SA'''""use
JAMES ROY MlCOu, Jr. Clerk L. sCIAc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

Asnppy ~ very superior susp, ndcrs ronsitinr Of s
pcfhno 'inhfoidcieI six and six Velvet Gp,,' Ft,.,.
anatho very beet EnrIst Ruekstin "'
uAnRftLAE
hrolllr. ''''" superior Otn.
Al u which offered IN curiornsrs and ,h, I'm,
generally AZ unusually low ptices ''' 'u""s
Jca ELISHA sHFrrgpsoS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

. La Eli. JOHNSTON a. A. FILL.
az James McIttdoes Oid Stand. Richmond Virsinfa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In Druys
w Medicines, Chemicals, bye Woods Painters Asti
eles plS Window Glass, GLASSWARE, &C, which The,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
cHAVATs, SCALES. STOCKS, susPRN-
.- DEIts, a..

W. slh'ertor h1s iusi received, snd s now opening
- slehIl assortment ~ EnIr0idt red Figured AMI
'n Hi .iE hnd hsHro Cfavas md scars oi the latest
fashions ADD most beautiful styles
STOCKg
~ suppgoi Tcanants Winehcstci's very best Satin
six and bounlziue Siork.. "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

10 I
TO constant supply Of the above instruments, with
DR. Hus Improved TIusscs for Hernia, will bc kept by
LNEiL, JOHNSTON q LNELL-
n. C. King, Norfolk; BragEs - Tnonas, PeIer.burg;
SpoiSwood Robertson, do James 4. Royale Lynch
burg: WIN. n. Chapel. Faruvjle.' nth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
TIlECuRIsrENiNr

ieN'rdSy according TO notice, the chris,.n;,. . .
'he "Baeheior" came of, in due form. A yerv la,
number were present. Good liquors and cooI
meats abounded. and happy faces were sbinin,, -,
round Nothing occurred to mar the cni,vmcn,
I'he company; and there was no one prcsen, vii,
d'd not utter to himself the wish, that tho "B,cbo
o' m'sn' always he blessed with G,voring GALES
and yield rich return its en,erpti,ng propri,.
tors. e P''P'e-
" is beautiful vessel perfect in all its appoin,-
"'e"'s-'nd said by competent judges, to be n verv
superior piece OF workmanship. f. /, intended -,
ply between this place and New orle,n,-,o fo,.
Ter and augment the large and growing trade he.
tween the two citieg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
SPLENDID PRIZES FOR NOVEMBER, ISL.
S3529i, or $50 900 nett C,niinI

Va Wcilshurg Lottery, Class K-Tu be drawn al Alex.
s99glsa, va, SATURDAY, 9th Nov ISL. Capital Prizes
sJIi 10, 10 ~ prizes of TOO. "a 4ul etc Tickets
siU halves . quaucrs2 a. certificate Of pac kaye oG
- whole tickets, Si3t-sharcs In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
GENTLEMEN FAsuIONABLE FUR
NISIIING EATA nLIsmNE NT.

TUE SUBSCRIBER has received 10y late arrivals fIom ll
Il umorc Phia lclplui and New York, his Fall stock OF
GOODS, embracing TIE latest fashions aui most desirable
5'yle III the gCnticmeu's furnishing uc-a few Of which
ho bcgs leave call special attention tu. 10 wit.
t'cutlrfuon.s Hats Of every grlic an style
DO fine fur, cloth. vslvCtdud fancy Caps
Youths aud chiliTcu'a do
rcrydn's HAS AMI Caps, q good assortment
Tho most beautiful assortment OF gcntcmcua carfs and
Crayats ever offered u this city.
Also Stocks, Collars Gloves and SuspcndcTs ofthc I'm.
est sorts. and greatest variety Fine Linen aud Muslin
Shirts McTnO, Buckssiu, Lambs wool, rk aud Cotton
shiTts sui Drawers Of every grade.
FIX and Linen Cuubrg lauikcTcl,fs Of every dCsrrp
ton, aud fnc assortment Of French and American TIA.
brclas and Walking Canes, with great variety other
articles appcnauine tp Gcutlcnau's Wardrobe, all Of
which, Wi! be ohicl very low Tor chst
oc q T.. STEPHENSON, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
MEDICAL. COLLEGE,

Inc Lectures begin on Monday next Inward,
OF ~ young gentlemen have taken time by tho
hreoeS and are already at their posts, engaged in
'he Anatomical room. The prospcc. is cheering for
a larger number than Il; shy former session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
$50. OOO-s2O .OOO-slO oOO.

Va AOnongilia Lottery Extra No 3OTo he determined
by the drawing OF the Union lottery Glass No 10, lS
70 bc drawn at Alexandra, g. Saturday AHh Nov lSiI
splendid scheme Capital prize of $50 Of 2OOul,
OF 1000 OF 100 Of I<57, prizes o 31OO % OF Zoo,
and many OF 90. 400, rs Nus-tnd ~ drawn ballots
Tickets only sib havcs7 So quarters -; Cighths "a.
AccTiihcae oi ackagc OF % whole tickets.
DO. ...--...do.......I - ilall......dO...
DO--....... 30 Quarter. do. ~ 80
Dos 80 Fights. .do.....2I %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
$50 600. 100 pr;zes Of 81 con

Va Mononsall Lottery. Glass Mo bc drawn ut Alex.
an1na Va saturday, 18Th Nov, 1911. Splendid Capitals
SJJuUO 1901 luupTizcs Of 100 IL Nus-2 drawn bal.
lots Whole tickets only slO halves s; quarters 60
ecrhcaicoi apackaEc OF - whole tickets, s3)-shaTes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

H. The LADIES Of Richmond are respectfully
invited on board the Barque BACHEI OR mi.
days. half past } o'clock. p. NJ, at LudI,m,.
Wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

virginia M"uonsala Lottery, Class VI, for ISII-To ho
drawn a. AlcS"ndrA, Va on saturday, the Eh Oct ISL
drawn Nos "ut o 20 making nearly many PRICES
blanks. echcm"- sB5,J l2,5Jl. 5,tN, fCuU, 3ps gsl
GIS Oprz"s OF At in of Iopi y OF 5o p Of IS of
~ &c Tickets sln halves - guaCrs2 ~ Certificates
ton - f'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

\ HE MIsER, OF Cnnycts OF Lpram1un, by William
Carleton 10y the author of fTlts aud Stories Of Irish
P,asaniry, Father hut cr, SC
LtelH Museum NJ Foreign Literature, for October for
subscTi bcTs, just received -
oc2 SMITH, DRINKER & NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

For long Shots wire cartridge has been invent.
co. and is now gaining some foothold with sports.
men, IL consists OF a network of wire, the moshes
OF which arc somewhat more than an eighth Of an
heh square ;-at the lower end the W ire pattially
closes; The wire case is then enveoped in fine pa
per- ana at the upper end n cork waddns cut so as
10 nj the Guago of the gum is affixed the case ia
'hen allied with shot and bone dust--she best mate
ria TO prevent the shot from bsiiing. There are
several kinds-but 6aitue aud Glue are preferable
Tor general use to the red and green. The chef ad.
vantage OF the cartridge the loose shot is tha,
i is propelled with greater velocity and thrown
more erenly.-But it requires greater accuracy in
shooting-a no trivial objection to an Indifferent,
matksman.-lt is only designed for tho right hand
barrel and for long shots. The cartri,iy. doc, no,
require either greater or less charge Of powder
than loose shot--but n heavy charge Of powder
throws the shot from the cartridge more closely than
small charge. This is just the reverse of the
manner in which the loose charge acts. The great
or the charge of powder, when the loose shot is
used, the more is the shot dispersed and rice rsr,a
mr. SierensoH is The Tidicule of The BrifiS b
Courf"-so writes q London Correspondent of tn,
Boston Atlas. II would require a Philadelpbi,
'"Je' "So"'HNc "I stevenson OF this truth
but nevertheless 1t may be SO. 1t taies with wb,,
has been more than reported by various diff
fetent persons. IL tallies with MIR SIS inyeter,t,
habitude Tor swelling and siruiting, and affecting
high lie. And certain II is, there are no diplomatic
feats IN his SIX years residence abroad 10 counter
pose the consequential airs he would assume on
small occasions and take off the edge OF ridicule
they were naturally calculated To inspire Ii there
be, let them be pointed out. What solitary instance
OF diplomatic skill has he furnishcd7 BY what act
has lie increased his own rcputalion-and where
has he ever sustained-much less augmented III,
glory OF his country What solitary good frui, has
resulted TO his country from his embassy His
mission was conceived in SHIN its gesta ion. II
was ridiculous vaporing, and in its maturity, il is
miserable abortion.
But his career among Kings Dukes and Lords,
beng run, he IS cast back upon his commons NJ,
home TO sustain him IN the of his political for
uncs. But they, generous and disintcrested souls.
Ire wiling enough to make ample provision for him
= but they have no idea of doing II at their own
proper cost ard charges. They are for saddiins
lin upon the Commonwealth, and have already set
Iside the Government House upou the Hill for his
special benefit His embassy is TO be slorifed-
lis return to be hernlded with great flourish of
two sheep or hoss-we forget which
of DHeal blood-aIe sent in advance TO dignity
he approach. Such pomposity, aided Ly such n
elicate and touching mark of profound devotion 10
he Agricultural pursuits of the State cannot fail 70
vim the hearts of the people,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

CIiEAP flannes Just opened large assortment 9th,
~ above goods, as follows viz
Red FL uncls,-at ~ xUr Is Ct, 2s 3 l. and finer
White dO,-at Is o. 2sJi. o.,
Also handsome assortment Of Ctrcassians, Merinocs
AMI Plaid McriGOsg beautiful article tor children.
J. u. CUNNINGHAM's
nc n Nc,v ar,I I,lr,n 1,,r. store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
MAnRII.n

On Thursday, the Iith inst nv tho n. NJ,
.o,e, Me. EDWIN 5. TALIaSERRo, of Richmond
20 MISS SARAH q daughter OF DE-. WIN. Williams
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
SpIendid Schcmc-s3i ann CnnitnI

For Friday evening-slOGOO, 3oOO 10 prizes Of 100
'n hI drawn At the Exchange Room, at O'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

GRAND CAPITALS FOR THE WEEK.
10 oi 100, etc. Tickets IS 0' ~ ~ '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

- Fer Tickets aud shares, aud Certificates OF Pack
ages IN Tie above Schemes Address
J. q GREGORY & co.
Managers, Richmond. w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

For Thursday mornings piizcs NJ slOnO IN of lnn1
40 OF 3n, 2i9of 1909, etc. IS Nus-I rawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

For Friay mornings L. Co coo 10 OF LOO 10 n "a,
AN VI lO0 etc. IIckcls 80. IlMcsl uIL.n 80. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
FAMILY COMMENTARY.

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~ The Family Commentary on iic Bible from ih' Wotks
oi lcnry aui SCOT, aud above hundred other writer's
published ~ London, By tho Hrlc uus Tract society.
American clifton, revised ani abridged with hiriy en-
gfo'inr1 To- hc completed In hiry numbers, Royal syo
Price y CCuts per number
The above valuable work r. recommended ly Glory
mon aud other puus inca 81 various churches, uuonr
whom
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~.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
nIsTmICT SCHOOL LInnAnn

TIVE New York District School Library
FIRST S,reH containing tuyo.a
Second dp ~
Ncay puiupn cases. for tuic a tho publishers prices.
Also Tie Massic huacf huol IlbrIry Tor sale hy
ocN SMITH DRINKER & NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

~ IS 81 &c 90 II 81 81 2I q II % 81 20 Sc.
s25 p % - ~ % - 10 10 - u u 10 10 10 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

, Drawn numbers Of the Union Lottery. Class No Q 6,r
,S-uia"n al Alexandria d. e., Saturday 23rd October
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
J. G.. GREGORY 81 co.
Nj 4 y I,

OFFICE an Main, 2tf door 6slots Corner Min nm,
li'h sfrrsfs. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
NoNrnEnN APp,s nWANDY AND MA,

TEN hblg Apple Brandy
bb'a sweet Malaga Wine, lu received aud frt Fnc.
tcI ! 8 q. wtNTON
ISXTtEh HAmH-luU cHTs Hmily ilstus inl ,sis
~ ocT u. ". IURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
CLEARED


High Water, this day, o'clock, A. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

These are the s1r N things That The most move me
shuot sneak ofthcmJ Though Sisnondi s,saks English
.rieety we'll French 10 bis language, and, when OF his
guard, hs falls iugo -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27
FOR NEW YORK.

~. Tho Regular Packet Schooner NASSAU. Dear.
K5hf hoarn master hgv NJ the greater Va n hnT
49, - engaged, and nos EHitr on board, and will meet
with dispatch For balance 3OplcFnacs o. bacco a. con.
plcc her cargo anI passage having good accommoa T. NJ,
Apply ~ the muster on board ~ Ludam'a Wharf ur to
OcH WM ROWLETT.
nNE HUNDRED d.. d Family Tart, iuat received and
~ ioI sale low for cash. WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
dlnTH d., lpuIhc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

- 10 Lemons, receiving 70 caleb
oc ~ DANENPURI a ALIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-27

CLEARED,
Ship Hark-Away, Nicholson. LiverpooI ,o,,,,
co, 10y + 4 w Anderson x Co. '''1
ARRIVED
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
By Masser s. Eisely.

Now the remedy for the hard service
that is laid upon the human race con-
ssts partly in lessening the number of
unproductivc classes, and increasing
the workers and thinkers, as well as
giving up the work of Ostcntation and
Folly and Sin. 1t has been asserted on
high authority, that if all men and wo-
men capable of work would toll dili>
gently but two hours out of the twenty
four, the work of the world would be
done, and all would be as comfortably
fed and clothed, as well educated and
housed, and provided for in general. as
they now are, even admitting they all
went to sleep the other twenty-five
hours of the day and night. If this
were done, we should hear nothing Of
the sickness Of scdentery and rich men.
Exercise for the sake of health would
be heard of no more. One class would
not be crushed, by hard work, nor ano-
ther oppressed by incidence. and con-
demned, in order to resist the Just ven>
geancc nature takes on them, 10 con-
sume nauseous drugs, and resort TO ar
ticial and hateful methods TO preserve
a life that is not worth keeping, because
it is useless and ignominious Now
men may work at least three or four
times this necessary amount each day,
and yet find their labor pastime, a
dignity and blessing, and find Likewise
abundant time for study, for social in
tercourse. and recreation, Then il a
mans calling were 10 think and write,
he would not injure the world by even
excessive devotion TO his favorte pur>
suit, for the general burthen would still
be slight.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
Desperate Rescue Of n slave.

Early on the morning Of Wcdn sdy the 9th inst
says the Lancaster lnielligcnccr two OF ou' city |
police, Mcs,rs. LkwAns and Mrrns, proceeded in
Company with Mr.. Gn.pILL, the broherin-aw
of Dr. SuIrIns, of Maryland, to arrest a female
slave, belonging 10 the latter, who had asconded
into this country, and secr,tcd in the house o'
Moses Whitson, a quaker, living in Sai'shury
township where they found her. They came in
so abruptly as to arrest her at once, without dill
Guilty Placing her in a carriage they drove of;
but had hardly progressed four miles before they
were attacked by gang of blacks, about ten III
number, who stopped the carriages and commen-
ced discharge of stones upon the horse and those
having the slave in charge. The attack was sud
den and iece-eviJently the work OF desPeTldoeS,
who hal been instigstei 10 the deed by Others MI
Grabll fired upon the negroes, and, II is suPpo'en'
with some effect. Mr.. Lewars then hred; anu the
hall struck one of them on the back of The neck
woundlnc him considerably and no douh, danger
ously The fire arms seemed 10 have very h''''
| InAu.nce in checking the negrocs, who succeeded
| in nescuing the womlu aud in carrying her oil.
Mr.. GfabiIl WAS considerably hur: and Mes7rs'
| Myers and l. wars are considerably bruised The
attack was made in an uufrcquen,ed sPo, aud at an
| early hour in the morning.
There can be no doubt Iha, the blacks were Incl
ted to this outage by others. The very fact that
the fugitive was concealed in the house Of an aha-
litionist would te cuongh to alirm this assertion
| The desperate beings, who have bern taken under
the special care OF so many persons IN this county
required but hule encouragement To perpe'ra'e a
deed, which can only tend to make their own stu
alton and that of the rescued slave much more mis-
erable
L. >. 1t is rumored that one OF the Negroes Ia
died since the affair
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26

each other. The drills are kept clean,
but the earth is killed around the plants
only once in the season; as he conSl-
ders there is much danger of disturbing
the young !ubers by removing the earth,
or causing the formation of new shoots
or tubers 10y repeated hoings or killings.
The secret of his great crops appeared
to consist, in his bringing rich fresh
earth from the barn yard, or the mould
deposited in swamps, and giving each
hill shovel full, as top dressing. He
does this with the aid of horse and
cart, the horse and the wheels passing
between the rows.-Albany Cutivator.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
The Lady Of the White IEOuse.

The son of Mr.. Tyler, now President
Of the United States. we believe first
met his wife. then Miss Cooper. in our
city. She could have little dreamed
then, that she would ever occupy the
high position in society of the Mistress
Of the mansion occupied by the first
officer in the gift of free republic.--
But she is worthy of the place she oc>
cupies and would grace a coronet. She
is the grand daughter of the late Major
Farlie, an officer of the late revolution
ary war, one of whose daughters was
the wife of Mr.. Cooper. Mrs. Tyler
was educated with the utmost llberaIily
and munifcence, and is bountiiuly fit
ted by nature and station 10 ddorn the
high station she now occupies. Mr..
Cooper is still living TO witness his
daughters elevation, hale and healthy.
it is said. and with hair like the dritted
snow. Mrs. Tyler has her only sister,
who is Younger we think with her, TO
aid in doing the honors of the White
House.
Miss Cooper was for a short time on
the stage. She trod the boards, howe>
yer, in mere obedience to her fathers
will. and from deep filial sense OF obs
legation TO his wishes. The profession
of an actress was ever repugnant to her
feelings, and her sensitive nature shrunk
| from the necessities of a profession the
! honors of which she neither hoped nor
sought to win. We remember to have
seen her performance of Virginia IN
Boston some years ago for her fathers
benefit. 1t was not acting; IT wa:
chaste and beautiful readipg-an exhi'
btion of tender womanly emotion-a
striving after certain aim; and tina
aim was to CRAFTY and aid her father
She evidently laborcd under the mos
painful embarrassment, and 1t was witt
difficulty that she sustained her role
In the dress circle were many of he
close personal friends; for thong y al
actress. she lnoved in the best circle
of the city, and was caressed by TN
most refined of her sex. She was up
held through all her performance by tn
encouragement of her friends but eac
one heaved sigh Of relief when tn
tragedy was ended. AT this time man
, sympathies and cordial friendship
, were extended to Miss Cooper.-Phl
/ Saturday Courier.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
Farming ANA Tree Growing.

A friend of ours, has in the vicinity
of this city most excellent farm. which
he cultivates with great assiduity. We
think we can safely say. from our
knowledge of his success, that there is
no more lucrative business, nor one
more delightful than his. In addition
TO the ordinary grain crops, he last
year sold two thousand dollars worth
OF peach trees. Farms near the cities
have a two fold advantage. Their pro-
ducts are readily iertilized.-Amcrican
Sentinel.