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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
$4,000


WORKPLACES OFFICE.
ETchGnge BHif.S.
$4,000
fze sold an paid NJ this once much Istssr
QUE may tie OUTLINED out OF the annexed schemes TO Lc
drawn soon viz
For Friday in the Eek ,hange Hotel
Lessburs. Class 6 Plies s7J1l $50, I'm lic+
lU l"S 10 Of 40 10 of zoo, 10 of IUO, etc Is Nos-is
drawn. Tickets 81.
For Saturday Evening per mail.
.tanu Consolidated Wilmington EKtra. Clasa No n -
,oi $50, W Of >o 20 OF ICC, etc. ~ Noe- 10 drawn
AT Alexandria, Saturday, 18Th Noyomber.
unon IsoiieIy Class No ~ Priz,s-s7O 90 I0f0 5sl,
h ~ sS 1901 lSn. l7O0. l6DU . Of 100 , OF I'm
b OF 1850, al Of dtU. T.ekeis slu.
NJ Alexandra, Saturday. 26ih November.
va. ieesiurg, Class q Prizes-n-- OF s.s5a.D c,,b
.un o9 2sI 50 Oco % OF 300 80 of 2JJ I3j Of 500
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
forihe l9th OF December. at AIeIan,,ris
.StOO,OOO .'yidedinfo four prizes OF 2iGG eaeb 10
80. ~ "h, 2lh3 Of 400 OF goo and so przes OF
io,y' etc. etc. IS N's Ia dfaSn. Tickets sIE
"a eerllhSaio OF package OF - whole tickets
VIII DC sent sls2 and halves quarters aud ia the
h- II All ordtrs confidential, and attended 10 with
''.i.,shes1, ior Packages or for single Ticket.
-. s"a'es IN Auihe above, ia proportion for sale by
no 10 CHARLES wORTIIAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

ID. NJ. HoYT q cos OFFICE,
UNDER TIE EIcHaxsE,
Ri-.ntoasd, Va.
p'a~irs q =, v. Lsesbns= Lottery, No. 20, Extra
oi Ci " ~ 70 rs e. - % 4 81 %
Drawing of Va Nouongaiis LatirIy, No. ID
p 80 " Is es 80 81 - q "a u
or.sns 81 New Jersey Lottery, No. 81
below We publish the se!icaos for November look ov,r
e' e,ssi me L7,tarZ you with invest in, nj
your orders ON TO HoSr eco.
BRILLIANT SCuEIES FOR NOVEMBER 1872
s3Q,0O0-200 Prize ~ $500.
Amounting to 100000.
'nrn Lotiery ClssS M ~, for ISi2-ro DO ,rsxn Al
eIanra, d. c. Saturday, the is.h OF Noven,L -r Isi2
GRAND CAPITALS.
VSotSl.-....s. .sIOnn
,sc'.'.... '.........-..
80 .'''''''...'.
2prizes Of 100 Of isj OF ilo AZ Of i, cse' Tel.
e-s sio-hslvc- 5-quarters ~
"ofuhehes OF packages OF - whole 'ickc:s..Icn
Do........do........2i hall.
Do'.....-..do. pus.,er ..Go.......32 81
prizes Of s25 O0o-Anoun,iug to 5000 Dolls.
Alex andiia Va. saiurday a Of NureG5es, ISL
Grand TRIES.
Of sxt.o 3 prizes OF s25looO
LOT s25,Co1> $4,000,
Vp...;..i.....;. ..S5o.- -. 2ezs
ss9pi,5es Of. .-.....-...-----.Ic.o
I'.uo...ol
s.oi
%. ~. oi. ~ 40.
. Tekeissl0-iIals.s 5-ousrt~rs2 ~
o"fuicAies OF packsses OF n whoe tf-k ets...ei1o
no.....-. .do.....-.25 half ..'Io.......G5
Pleas address n HoaT' ( 90. :"
go" Richmond, Va.
Drawing sent t~hen re1rss,ed) a. soon a. ths craving
y over oTier> sTl-tlT confidential
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

uyn >1Iery Class a. Dtaws n Ale Saniria Nov 10Th
ia 100 2oi 1859. 1869, Of l2jo, oO go eto Ticket.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

.his ~ Drawing received Friday Evening. Nov 9s.h
,.pnas 2nr z.s of sIt0O 506s.s 60. IS Of iun nj az
OF ~ 'oO Of IN. ote. - Nos-ii drawn. TICK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18


VALUABLE LANDS AND OTHER PRO.
PERTY FOR SALE
WILL he sold at the late residence Of Fneh serusrs
w decd on Saturday, the los day Of December next
which he lived sc1iaInns about 500 acres. lying en- e
waters ct the james ami slaie Rivers the Slate
RIVER adjoining the above Continuing 49,! aeres; the
tract which he formerly lived, lying both sides of
Wing on Inc ws,cts Of tn"s rs 'ISedo so
Harris hni The above lands wall adapted 10 the
proximity to market considered very valuable AZ
persons wishing TO purcha'e, will prefer looking
lands themselves more particular descriptions deemed
Terms nude Known on the day Of sale.
Al tho same tine ani place the deect!p-
ton belonging TO the Estate, together h the iIuuseod
ani Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils OF all
kGds wi also lie sohl ercdd OF months far sums
o. er purchasers giving bond with approved security;
Thc sale Of the Lands viii be made by the Iesatee,;
TIC sle Of the Perishabc portion OF tle Estate by
Va. Mills, October Isth. 1874 oe IS e2Awti,
CPERM CANDIEs.-25 boxes assorted siros iandn: for
no9-tlot JAMES A. PATTgsoN.
SuKIouIs, UEAvhR AND COMMON PHI.T GOATS
y Gu IN lsuninga best style just received and :oI sale
DeI-o, Of First oI-I,y Ready Male Clothing,
ARTHER'S TEMPERANCE TALES.
NO. Tho Cold Wafer Wedding
No The Rum selir,'s Dream. rFie. q cents each,
'HuE COLD WATER ALMANAC ron
ls43, dedicated 10 tie cOh Water Army OF tie U.
Aninvalrabc little work 10 the Temperance Csu.e-ro.
eeVed and for sale al Ct each 81 Goats per oz
Nv no " = LYONS
MISS PICK EisING's new Novel Tue EIrscisnt.
A't for salc by &C q J w RANDOLPH
XNmrE soAP.-A lot Of good sssp in ha1s. Tor sale
w ehcapby no SAM DOVE.
(hOVER AND TIMOTHY EEED.-20 bushels Clover
~ Seed 80 Timothy do-n store Tor sale.
no W w JAMES A FATrEsON.
a HT1FtCIAL FLO wERS, for sale ln any
n quantity, az the lowest cash prices
MOB MRS bUCKEGEw, II street
ifON RENT thf, csirs bic family residence on
u sireoi, nearly opposite the Fowiptan House. &c
given lntn cdately Apply to
&C II II WIN ANDERSON. Jr
lACON HAMS 40 eAnvasseJ Hams ofycIy superior
IL qnalliy nst landing for sale.
no9-lw JAMES A. PATTRsoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

NJ Aexandria, Saturday, 26,h November.
Va. teeShurg Class q Prtzss-o-z- ~ sss-H,.r -,
~" "3 2 50 Of l01o. % Of 300 90 u 2JJ I31 Of 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Union Lottery, Cassli For NnnIav Morning pr;qs
Of e3Otol 1000 BOO 35cC 21s7 sin le1I ls,o i-,s,
ls,o 5QI, 1890, lAi, 10 Of 500 etc - Nos-i2 drawn
TieketselO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Ne ;eiyet SaiII,i4y nsht-Capitals sI7sOO BOO ~
wv, wv lo oiIx1l lo ol.ll etc. Tlckol. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

PANTS PANreii PANTS Another supply Of
snlaoons just received ofhc inos sloe able goods.
cut ~ an experienced cucr and fir sale - psr cent
oh'aper thsn ordinary prices for the goods.
Exchange tlrthirf Sfnrc.
~ ENfi fIf.f.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
ROOMS TOILET.

IHE rooms the ira a'or over the store Of the sub.
u scubcf Being In the centre II burucss titsy are
no2 rEYToN JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

N. B-Pseksscs Certificates or Packages SINGLE Tick
AMI shares for sale gIeAest yaieiy and tho real
Lucky Numbefs- n. STRATrON 18th ST.
Richmond,Vt.
uL All orders CONFIDENTIAL. 1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

THIS WEEKS LOTTERIES.
AZ RiehInunJ ~ o'clock. Frd.y-ClniI.I, s7s1o o5,n
so. liei, ilO), Iosu, 10 ofJol Tickeiss2 wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Grand Consolidated io;iery Extra No IS For saturla
evening prize Of siT.Sri 500 350 2lO1 10 OF I2si
etc. 7s Nos-lJ drawn. Tickets s..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

nINFOND s I,ORTER. Cnhlno: Maks,s-

BINFORD ~ PORTER, Cabine: Makers
tEATEtii fJr the Patronage they hsvn received for
tue last " years iuia their iIiends aud the public
beg leave o. inform them that they have their
NEW BuiLDiSG the corner Of snh l3 tr.cIs ins,
above their Oh Stand, where they hope, by their ful
scn"n IN business siil 10 ncTt the Of their
friends ani The public large. They would also say 10
then That They have hand this time. larrc assort
ehto OF eit own miLutsctufc surpassed by this
y or which they s3osed sell al pric
20 -.i the incs-thty therefore solcll from all no
wish io purchase
u W. wouhi say We are prepared TO furnish aud at
tend funerals At all tunes.
n-Thcir oll T;and Is for rcnt oe 2j c2awiw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

II An AWAY from tho subscriber, Ia Chezc,GeLI
~ abo" niics above Manehss'rr tho I7th Of Sen,
tenbcr woman JANE about - years obi out. lI..k
AMI sin hsurcds -snsi on the 2ith, RANDALL sone.
times ,1e Jcn. about 20 Old hart with Id. i.@th
about ni'ins size with white spot near . n, ~ ne
heal hAndah hasa god black cloth Coat aud . crown
oaek nsi. AMI clfh Gap viii, him. Z will give so
reward Tor The tsoii delivered me- on secured In Ia,
,sken 20 NE STATE or t5Oi taken ont u the saio
ntp'on , thh 10th have passes u come kin,L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

At Alexandria, Saturday, 18Th November.
Union IotieIy, Glass No ~ Pfz,s-s9O 90 Ief1 .,o1
eh ~ a"L 1901 lsn l7O0 l6OO OF 100 of In
> OF 1850, az 81 6,u. Tckeis $40 ~ " -N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
LOTTERIES.

,. G. GREGORY q co.
K MASsakas.
OFFICE on Main, End door below Corner or Mai,
and ffth streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

O'fiSr On wan, znf door below Corner OF Main
and ifth streets.
sso.ooo' and ID prizes OF o, 900, for Thus,dsy
evening.
CO. :,',i' ''' Cos : ss'' 800 40 so
s & &: e e I I;s.;
etc. etc. Tickets sial
81 500 for 81. 10 I've drawn Friday evening.
$500, 2, iso. iic 100. 100, 10 prIzeS Of tn etc.
sl7oo aud 10 prizes Of no. for sa,nri., evening -
sS ~ s 20 by 49,, 2ioo mo- il 10 prizes Of
500 900 in prizes OF $50. for Saturday Ie,h Nov
$4,000, 200 prizes Of $500, am.untine to
$4,000.
Alera'ris. ID. q ssiur,ily the I9th Of Nov Isi5
Grand CspitRls.
.........-.............sIOOO
a19....'.-..........-... .oD
ISsD ...'. .''..''.-..--..-.-.---..so9
2prse. Of 100 i, Of ia6 aG si SS : se etc
Tickets slO-hsives 5-1nsrterr2 5O w. &C
Certificates OF Packages Of n ~hoIe tetet-..sI3o
Do........do.......25 quarter DO. 60
prizes Of sa5 900 amounting to $4,000.
siAiehanra Va ss,anl,y the 2st Of No,enser 81
GRAND PRIZES.
Of s5,11 'rriHes OF s2s,oso
Of s5s.1SS $4,000.
100 .-..--........ 1000.
SDpnzes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
''u''''"I.
l3l. do. ..of .............-..--.
Tickets sio--halves 5-anartcrs 20
Certificates OF Packages Of =; Whole Tcket-z aim
no'....-...uo.. 20 Half. .....do.. .6b
90 -.-Sb Quarter. do. ~ ~
Nc Tickets auf shares snd ~ 1890, =.
me sbcve Masneeai Loeres santy for sale ia the
oil Numbers, attnc Office OF Managers
10 Orders from distance will receive the mos,
pioN aue nuon and a. each r1ving Is over an
aeeoun OF will be sent 70 all WHO order Tickets from
US Hdhrecs JG GREGORY CO, Manasars,
~" 70 Richmond. Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Duh-UANTto deed Of trust executed to the subSer.
Der ~ Isos IT, Goblin. Of the County Of Hanover
heArirs duc the l0I day Of Niy lSi2 ard Admitted. 20
Sorin me once OF thar county for "a. purposes
theIei. aento" Shall "a Tuesday the "a .fber
unai.tl a. the Court House Of fsd county OF T.roy-r
lSoe.sei VI, aFoeeef 20 Seh by pablo sueon 10 lie
mghet bi-T for CASH three nc.rv s4-es 10 si,: Alan,
psniel aud T,tuer. The n sd 10 be very ysu,
pie 400 ono OF t'en posscss-s. la ziSn 20 other on. l.
~ oeins lawyer snf rousn House Carpenter.
40 w utia JAMES INDNS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

rseknses OF Whole tickets anil shares. single whole
nAbsfes Ia the usual v,iriy of s,rtuna,s
I printed schemes Of all the Lotteries untier .T ,
"sssucs gratis sent In those who may desire theta
y- orders meet the pott prompt attention .nd e.n
A' prizes pad AZ us ia viis NJ, at sight.
-. IifO'S u BIGGER
no Ms.,fers' AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Ietshu-e ioieTy. Glass Cs draws Friday u o'elocs
". ~ the rear 10 Tire Exchange. ! pixie OF sTbN
Ticketss2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

A DESIRABLE House and Ut, near Camblc'a TIiu q
n present oeeupted by Nc Richard Boasy. will te 10
Icnl ea ihc ~ January neat To fcsronsibo tenant ~
tent VIII be s2O-psyablo quarterly kpply n
no " PEN TON IDHN@TDN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
INplGO AID DRY MALAaA ,VINr--

unAu NY E onnts,S CO are selling every dc.
TRUNKS. CARPET mas. &c Sc al vcss ',' ~,
advance On the manufacturers prices Persons e ;y,n y,
lhc very best quality noots, Shoes Trunks snJ Cs,cc'
Bags, Will do we'll eal on ~,
JUDAH MYERS q co
Fashionable Cheap Boot, shoe aud rrunk Dealer.
800 '''''''H'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

- FIVE DOLLARS Kew WARD
IL AVA from nboafd bark Parthian, on Tho 2ni uit
JDHN WEST, aucgro seaman, % years Of ara,
ocetF nchcs In height, Of very dark oomplctio dark
ele'' and hsek wooley head, Is deeply ptcd BY small
poN' AMI has scar the back Of his right thumb All
pcfonN m1stors % vessels Otherwise are cautioned
assnsi c1rfyink on or harbourng, fad seaman in peril
Of the laws utmost penalty. The above reward Otni NO
on board to me. GRO w ALIEN y
tf-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Hi virtue OF deco Of iEuit from Elmlld z Wrsb,U
- beans date the .oth day Of JcT 1917 and or r,sor
IA TIE Clerks oHies az Ito Cour-y Court Of Hanover
ia Tor the purpose 'er Gin forth shall cfrr for
SIC, ~ pLSc auciion the premises in tho county
aIpresLid on lhursc1y 2th day the nc n tnoniI
(Noienee.) IL fan II the .ay thereafter ihe
uset OF LAni on which the said wi-khan resides ron-
t-!rns ~ ,drvey oi and called the Rocky Mn. on
anl BUCK bsru ant iLresh:rt machine, the ~hsi- in
eHlpets repair Much Of the LAM is highly imrfoyeI
great part heinz incose'i with plank fences n Is 70,
naFkah.e Tor u. heaiscss, A9 residence few s,u..
uols ~. more dCarahle.
Al th- slInn tsne and place, aud IN pursuance NJ The
ssihc cecI We sna cr-r for sale scvcnty-one -sTes-
hey are Tctnai kabiy likely ars having axays tve on
" - ne snd are parcalaIs valuable those who i.
- eFAosh plantation" AporE tiiein msay .ellenf
house servants AM n carncnters e
Tbs terms for III" izui viii a creit C one and two
years the purchaser sivLs bond and Approved seeuty
and iced of uu, CT To- properly Tie savea viii be
oAl fer rcsy money II tc ale be not eoma.ted ,he
hTN dyi Il Will DC eourusd om 1ay day till IL Is fin
i-hed JOHN n. TAZENEII.
JAMES VI. MICKHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, &c. FOR RENT
VIE large tobacco Warehouse the south side ofhe
asin al tie corner So ar Of street, an Ssh
street. known - Anderson's Masehouso-its location is
very desirable being Immediately the Basin which
saves the expense OF drayaEe H. and donbt insu.
rance on property IN sssin't hce be ce,ed very
ow Possession will be givca the LIST lay Of January
ncht Also, the wooden Dwelling House AZ the corner
nori OF q or Railroad street 7ih street Pos
session viii I've -iven the Il day Of Itnuarynerf
no 70 2avJy. FRED. INpEksDN A IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

WORKPLACES OFFICE.
ErcEa-aSe Rni,.f5s.x
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PROSPECTUS,
FOR THE FOURTH VOLUME OF THE
THAssN6AA.6A.


iTFHE December lumber closes the 81
L volume Of this periodical. aud III cal
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

and The corn will not damage in any wealth
err, eyenJf put up green and wei. But
think The creates. improvement on Mr..
Darapd's mode is in tying with The stalks;
this, though difficult TO describe, is done
l'in al instalii, aud saves the trouble Of ma
king bands Doubling down the tasscls is
Of no great consequence, but adds 10 the
neainess us the slook, and a very slight
fastening IS suficieni. Corn put up 10 this
way will .fiand for any length Of Time in
any kind ufweaiaer, aud be perfectly safe
from esery thing hut vermin. When you
wish 10 eaFiiit, let one hand bend over The
stock, and another GU, The standing hills
wilii a siesile, and both together throw it in
the cart,
Nov highland is in, wish 10 make ~
inquiry, and state a fact, hoping that you,
Dir. EditeF.or some of your readers, will
favor uasssita your opini1n.
ltlaveDkcn heard that the sight o.! fresh
beef wouiitmake mare with foal miscnr-
ry, bui always considered it as a moon
story. lsit true or noll Now fur The
faci. Wehad fous-year old mare which
had brought fine colt this spring, aud was
again wiii8oal. Abnutihree weeks since,
some beef was TO be killed on The barn hoor
near her aable. A neighbor, who WAS
assisting, said she must be lurned our Of
the barn, nF she would lose her colt. As
il was cold and stormy, would not con-
sent. bur 70 pacify him. put her in re-
mote par softhe barn, and mostly out Of
sight Of ouEoperaiion,; and when the beef
was carried 10 and the floor cleaned up.
she was returned TO the stable. In a few
days, / pereeived ,ha, something was evil
denlly The qiat,er, though did noI sus.
pect The read cause, but laid il TO her lam.
pers and shedding her teeth. In just four
teen days she miscaried. This one case
establishes nothing, aud though every body
here IS sure4ihar the same effect will fol-
low the saaie cause, yet no one can give
me anolhef Instance in their o,cn kRoi1-
ledge. lcan easily suppose that beef or
ANY Thing che that would frishten the mare
might prodece This effect; but this mare
was not frightened, betrayed no uneasiness,
and kept esing The whole time. For old
traditions, uas6pporteiby evidence. have
but liile respect; but as all true theories
are formcdby a collection Of facts, l sub
NIT this, Wi.i the hope it may prove 10
some wayeseful. B.
KrnEs6se'Go.. NE. Dee. 5th, 1s4l.
Our COZ ,pondenr B., ia his sensible re-
't'EsI ''zsss .iins seems : nerrssns
unless more sdcis can be adti1ced. We
uever before heard Of The opinion he al.
ludes TO, and have nothing to say either in
its suppoE or refutnlion. Can any one
give Us oIler faeis !"-Ep. n. Z, +.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
POULTRY.

WHEN says NJ. Bosse. III is wished
to have eggs during The cold season. even
in the dead of winter, i, is necessary to
make the fowls rnosr over an oven. in Il
stable, in shed where many cattle are
kept, or 10 erect stove IN the fowl house
on purpose. By such methods. tiIc FAR
mers Of Auge have chickens iii Cor the to
bile III the ;nonlh Of April, n period when
they are only beginning 10 he ba,chcd in
the fnrns around Paris. although further
to The south. Il would he desirable that
stoves in fowl houses We're mnrc common
ly kunwn near great towns, where luxury
grudses no expense for the convenience OF
having fresh eggs" II is worthy Of re-
mark, that the Irish peasan'ry, whose poul-
try occupy at nigh, corner Of The cabin,
along with the cow, pig aud the fami!y.
frequently lay very early. in consequence
of The warmth of heir nigh, quarters and
there can be no dnun, 'In, this is The chief
secret for having new laid eggs in winter.
paving N the sam" TINE due attention to
protect the hens from wet. and to have
ihcm young, or n least early in rnouI,ins.
From The Poultry VI d,by Peter Russell
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
From me Southern Planter.

BhEtDlEG.
We know no subject upon which more
nonsense is written than on The principles
Of breeding. Experience and observation
have undoubtedly discovered valuable facts
in this important branch otsriencc; bur the
mysterious nature ofihe subject has opened
The dcpr TO tho PRONUNCIATION of vague.
contradictory, aud visionary ideas. To
which class the following, taken from an
exchange paper. properly belongs. We leave
il TO the more sklliul 10 determine:
1T Il man has superior milch COW,
aud wishes to raise Iuilkn. sIoch from her,
the common Plan is TO save her hciicr
calves. But according TO principle Of
breeding, sustained Nv fact, rs well aS the
ory. by far the better plan would nc, Ia
save bull calf from this COW. and his
stock when he is put Ia breeding will have
the excellent quality Of his dam. aud hr.
like her. superior mixers. For example.
Cleopatra was au extraordinary milkcr.
according 10 this principle her hcii.r calves
may, or niay not, make good mixers: bu,
her bull calf Frederick, having her char-
aclcr and qualities bred in him. will COM
municatc them TO his stock: and his hcilcr
calves will be. like lis dam, superior milk
ers.
This last principle suggests an impor.
,ani consideration III scleciin. 4 nrecdin.
bull, viz: that he br descended from n su-
prrcr mich cow