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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
SALE OF NENI- T-11T -

l. Il.
PURSUANT 10 a deed Of trust rom Wir,,1, I Ill.,.
10 me, astusiee fr the brn.6t of d. hoSptt,
iop1I Nheh cetfs date he . day Of Nov.nbsr so
tn - o. ree"riin tho q Corr Of 80,
city OF "teh'nonf shall sell, mon tho rtens., - ~ ~
anrton ~ the hishest bhicr all the infrrs, .,
Nian Hnopsr,n aceItain house and h, Of i,,i -
Benismin Hooper. cec'd. s ''OpefJ OF
sale 70 take place, on SATURDAY the 9TH s.,,,..L.
al fo,coek, NJ Terms, cash. '1''
se - dtd JOIN THOMPSON Trustee
NALuABi Z LAND FOR SALE, dying io The fsTS 90
e1 y the Junction Of the Richnoni aud Freer,c. -
ahi Louisa Railroads add adjoining tie lana M
IA 'uos boswell and Pleasant Terrell, Es1)
ne subscTl5er Will osr public ss'r AZ The Iun-,i,
iiTern on Friday, the 3ot1 of scrfefnber ne.t :, a.
SeioeS AR that valuable unnproyed trsct OF Am
,hoSn a naf iIaet in Hanover county tthe proncrv =
VIC ave Mrs Judith Winaon) within half mn. - ,hs
Richmond and fredericksburg and Iapiss p. ~ tns
containing about as acres. '''sis' anu
This Land lee the Nnrth Anna piv., ,.,t. -.
access ron both OF the above Roads and sbon h
t', r yer halroai from tho cry OF Riehmond ~
Ilat portion OF the Land frOntins on me river IL 81, g.
qaiy lS grounds bur the entire tract 10 use the
500 OF judge, tn the nei-horhood IL or xod on,f,
mere Is an aoandanee OF good and heavily mbeTed an
Ioa person dcsirous OF buying good Farm eonv,on.
20 ne hiehnood market and placing such
a. may hesf suii his this certainly
SEM most iavorlble opportunity. 80
ne Terms OF sale vi BE- 3iin cash and for the ,l,c
o, me purchase money equally dve -pproyed nev,i,.
pic aotes viii Re taken plyahe drsday OF jann,Ty
ari cay Of July, 1873. The title 70 the prooery viii
% n ~.ine.l me-, un'll me last payment In make.
~ u e is i1' Aug. ls4& wM BUTLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
u " LEIGH, J.
w. + MlCKuAM Irusic

Soon sferthe Lands Sid the srves Stocks. Crops
&C wiil be offered for sale, oi which due ice Viii he
set ,,.. R. w l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
PD BIO SALE
OF JAMES RIVER AMI

MILL De sold, a. Dover Nil 5 me highest bller
on FTfly, the I'D Of September, tie aef ,,f - nj
on when formerly resided, the county GO chs
ca lines river ~ miles nom u cay ~ Ric a. M
~ ming the iands II Gen Ptyfon Rchard Sam -
e,ncs ant containing $50 acres about lOi f
lie aiys TNcr low grounds. embracing rnrtion ~
sayoo Island On tne tract, arczsO arrrs In sd
cleared ror1-G o. the high and toerable herf
a. OF the usua! quail Of The lans lyius as ccttsiers
10 lanes river Ine Lanes River Canal passes thTour
N irt an ahprs ready and cheap tran spoftaoo 10
SCI 81 az rs Productions The siultt1n IL rcu ara
~ n'aNy' having never hat Of ttous or asve
10 my family duf Ing residence on IL Of ,yrsrs
hc Iuclasef viii have immediate POSSESSION a, -
~ enanc mn ~ seed crop Of wheat more n,rprs
o. ne lsnd - deemed unnecessary a. those
ocstous ~ huylug will doubtless sec, snd fgdge ~ .r
seVes MI Isiy' living On the premise viii slow The
paee {" any one fesrous Of viewing portion or IN,
purchase uoucy will bc required 10 cash: IN Inc ,Is,.
hu-rai credit wfl he allowed, the purchaser ewing ~
menis. N'e N'e lay-
an ~ hItHr.f rn.rnrr = 90. -----.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
LAND NEAN RICmMOND FOR IN

LAND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE
TUE subfcribcr, dsp1scd 10 remove from biz Pre- cent
place % residence, ofcFs " Tor sale accunu, atng
terms IS situated w The county ~ Che aorhe within
mics aud ~ s'ahtof Richmond Thotract ~ Land con
aina Hic upwards nfGn large portion OF which
eWei soc kcd with timber and wood oftu clcni quail
~ w. fine, oak hickory, dogwood, etc. Tho cleared
Land o. vefy susceptible % Improvement Thcrs IL .
plenty o meadow Land raise any desirabc uuant,
n Hay part NJ Which a cay anc and set IN Grass
Tho improvements are plan, but convenient
lfthcfc is moro land Than person should want IL
could be conveniently div led suit several A. h. sena
rated from the lands Of Mcssrs " Rhoiss anil Richard
Archer by the old Westham road the eas ands hnuod
cd by the lands ofDr. WIN PAucson and John Dr kneor
the north and wesf AMI by the Manchester Turnpike
the south, thus aotdnG rec nEress and csrcEs or
almos every sdc For terms and further particulars, ap
ply to the subscriber, on the premises
ace-cft WILLIAM FILLS.
NEW FAMILY FLOUR for ssle.. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
cOrre'ro9a;eec Of u. n.lrImore Patriot.

fONh, tuesday,, y. NJ.
lhe cltzons OF Lire Co. are TO have a gland mass
meeting n, Buffalo to day, to greet tho Hon. M
fil!morc, Their Representative in Congress on his
return from the late arduous session. The call for
the meeting 10 signed by upwa.ds of three hundred
OF tho fret names in Buffalo.
Exchange oa Philadelphia is steady At 4 dis; Bal
tlmote par Virginia II North Carolina 1921 :;
Charleston u; Savannah Ii,ii; Augusta iisii !;
Macon 9oa32; Mobile 97e27i; Montgomery %;
New Orleans I; Louisville 81 ~ Cincinnati 3a3
Bills on London are hrm at I07l aiO7t, and Ptance
5.35.
There is nothing doing in Cotton worthy of note
Io,' at 81 56i 81 GA; Ohio $3.50; Michigan 81 Sc;
-Four has been more steady to- day. Genesee so in
Georgetown - 7 Sass Wheat is Offered a, %
Us cts, and Southern at 65 so cts with few sales
200 bushels Pennsylvania white Corn brought IS
cts measure.
81 hhds Madeira Wine sold at 77Ia92I e,,. II or
eks al 1898 eis III bbls n, 1898 cts; 40 az casks
S'cny at 4ela42 cs; 25 Ind an bbs ut l2ai3 cts;
ar eks Malmsly 81 cts; or cks Samos ut u cts-i
mon his: lO3 hhjs ST Cox Sugar So u 10 100 cts:
~ ~ hhds Cuba Muscovadoes 5ia5!e; 40 bags Cuba
ooHee oi o., 30 days. Is pipes Champagne
Brandy at 81 30ai,i0 40 Tbs Whiskey, high
proof, at 2ci cts per gallon.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Sent. IA spN
FLOUR-Sale, Of about 1000 barrels of How.
ARD Street Flour Of good standard brands were
mace i'om stores yesterday at Si,l2l. We are
MOI ADVISED oil any sales to day. Buyers are offer
ing 81 pretty freely, but holders refuse 10 sell be
low s4.l2t. The receipt price is 81.
There hns been a fair demand for CITY Mills
Flour Yesterday and to day about 5000 bills
were sold at 81 cash.
The stock Of Susquehanni 10 very light. Limit.
ed sales at S4,l2i.
GRAlNs-Tte market for Wheat has been very
unsettled to-day, md though we do not alter cur
quotations, prices are evidently tending downwards
sales OF good TO prime Md. red wheats were ma de
yesterday ard this morning Nt &c a SO cts, and
other descriptions lower as in qualify. Later in
me Day purchasers declined paying the rates which
had prevailed in the morning. A cargo of fair Vir.
gina white Wheat was sold to day at 50 cts. and
cargo Of fair red Pennsylvania at sizes. We
quote Md. Corn, white and yellow, a, so 81 cts
ND. Rye IS very dull at As cents. Sale. of Oats
to-day Ot20 2ll e;s.-.imrieaH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
S25 REWARD,

80 INFsW MID,
M III DC pad for the apprehension and communal ia
nnN jag! ~ tie neghbOThcod OF Richmond, of LEW
- nMnHou.i, belonging To the estate OF Iohn Alien
u'o VINO ra away from the Bryd Plantation, about n
motifs ago. le'vi II mu'auo with long straight hair
suffers very much aui isvcry bow legs cd, which
nun wak as II he was lame. lie a shoemaker hy trade
anus believed In DC working at his uadc 10 Richmond OF
~ n"ghaoItooi. A. lac las been several tunes In
by ESQ y CRIIvp
II d -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

continued from DAY 10 day. until completed
JAMES PEARCE, Agent.
Wa b Chiiienden, Secretary ofthe James River and
hanawhA Company. o. he eby ccrtiy ihH James Pace
whose name ssubscrbed 10 The foTesong Advertisements
IS me Agent OF tie SAID Company duly authorized by lie
ffcsdcnt AMI Directors - OF he stock Of de
hnlueni ~ioekaolicrs, from time may be dee.
ei neg sS' y pursuant 10 me provision uf the ehAuer
"a 80 .~tl W u tilTrENuEN.
ny VrUc 81 DEED 81 Irus. eseeuici u u- te sul.-
~ scrhcr by John Grace bearing ISL and OF re
Cotu va ae county court OF icnrc. ioT cesG PURPOSES
Nrrein meat net, shall Proceed. Ga the 2nd DAY No
VENEER neat % SELL on he PREMISES act o. rarce II
LAM coma n'ns, OF supposed - contain SO ACRES,
NuG n ine county % Heurcn, anu innr the sut OF
'hafcs 'hidi -. toout miles from cbuond anu one
mile sout OF The road Ricnmnni 10 CsarIes
Ohs. Terms made known on the day OF sale.
su A-Wls INllN WYE. Trustre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
JOSEPH II. COLOUlTT.

NdDULER IND III RNESS MANUfA CTURER
OF Main street,
ID ESPECIFIiLS informs hts friends and tho nubIir
IL that with the yIc.s OF commencing IN January net,
an additional branch 81 business, he will until thar time
sell any Of the various articles in his line ~ such low
prices ne will give purchascrr entire satisfaction.
His stock of Sa06ics made foI hs retail CUSTOM is
large, numbering more than bundled and hc will
warrant The material and Workmanship u them and If
various kinds o Harness. made 10y him. he dr.t rate
CAST and punrtuAl customers earnestly reque ssed
to examine his stock, and assured every effort will 10
made 10 please them mn "a az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

I'VE are now receiving larsc assortment OF Cassi.
W mere Beaver Beaver Nart aud M1leskin Hats OF
TIE ates Style selected expressly for retail tradc
Also splcnni assortment Of Mems Boys' Youths, and
lnsrF Caps OF every variety and fashion. We have also
a ch'ce selection Of ladies' Riding APPS.
e. & : ROOT
sc - Opposite tho Ruins Of the EAGLE Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATIEsmA-
49, - TICAL SCHOOL.
IIIIIlN 4 4 ~

TUITION FEES REUlt Ed.
"A " SIlBHS viii resume tho ducs Of his School on
~ MONDAY 1911 inst, and his hea cForts viii bc con.
inucd tO advance the ptogrcss Of his pupils will he es.
pechy htq purpose FIRST thoroughly io ground them M The
useful aud practical branches Of an Eng 90 clucaon AMI
thus qualify them either for business prepare them M
moro July fora classical and mathematical course with
view 10 this, AMI TO accommo late applicants we'll as 10
eonotm tn the state Of the tunes he suducc 70 make Tho
tcIur ~ tuition ~ follows.
For latin. Greek. and M1fhctnacs per Guarfcr etn a.
InEtsu branches, end lcginuinc LATIN. 20.
Ntfy small boys VIII be rec ciVCd for n still Fmarr
anil is desired 10 form class Of suc nst bcr nuur To-
learn u order a. test whai may be accomplished boz one or
two quarters Tho room always kcp. comfortable. and no
chsfrc Or fuel. &c W co.'s
UIlL MiS-bs NELSON vii olcna uafiing r. 800. TOR
Young Iadrs tho 10Th October rcrf no Oakian. in
he county Of H'ngvcr about n miles ffom Richmond,
end6 mics rom Heavier Dam ucp1i, uron tho Louisa
RAILROAD The situation 4 tho School s very foe ono
being arcEo long known Tor o. pure and wholesome
arr ans also very easy Of access c1rrarc any
Depot The course Of instruction ,n this school will con
dof alth branches Of EnGsh necessary o. complete
tud thorough Education, Together wi The Ffcnch Tan.
ttacc and Musc 90 desifc0 upon The Piano Guitar.
IuNructon AMI moral department of ihc pupils. 10 hcr
thought that hey VIII be best huc for usefulness IN this
wntt uy learning 10 i've for the cK The scholastic year
Will extend from October % Iuy, both inclusive the
months 81 ADJUST and september being time Of
Tho terms
For Board aud Tuition In all the branches, except
ws .sticV "
Psyal 10 haitysar1 IN advance.
Reference nay be madcto
Right Rev. william Mcado.
Rev w. n Pcndlcton, Ep High Spool ofNs
fhilp Nelson. Efq'r, Wildwood, Clfkc Co, Va.
VT pcrsico Redmond.
Application ior admission the school, must be made 10
h.a, - beSyor Dam Drpe, hanover Co,va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
TRUSTEES
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

lkOS EE'S
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
\ u'sulncc OF deed % trust, executed by Hcnry
1hweau aud wife. 10 james Rawlings, Deed aud 10
TIC undersigned, bearing GATE the OH diy of April is7
sni Of record ~ the County Couu II aifa1i f1r Inc
purpose VI securing sum % moLey due The Farmers
Bank ~ Virginia as surviving Trustee shall on Nondiy
the I'm DAY Of Ocnter neHt, fair % not then on tc
ncN iaf day procccito sell on the premises, pubic
auction very valuable tact OF Land situated m d. coun.
" Of Halifax 10 miles Of the Court oufc. on Hunting
Creek, adjoining the lands Of col Henry Cauinrt1n ami
others aud containing 100 acres; "onc-hnf u which
stan luz 10 original growth OF WOODS with an a1urisrf
supply ui good building timber" The following more
Iaftcu'arics Oi the property. CIV ~ ono ".
acquainted Whit: There Is tits tract Of LAM frG in
1910 no acres o. good branch aud nai Land free
from nuniau1n and very fertile. Tic plantation q. n
good tcpair under good cultivation, rcmsf kahv n va
tered situated very % the main southwestern roa
where the Ssgc passes and rcpasses three times week
ami near good q rst and saw Mil and Cotton Nlrhine
which greatly enhances the value Of the ubetcd Land.
The roads Nv and from The plantation in every direction
ate hic. The nci-hborhoodis remarkable f'r the health
intelligence, morality and wealth Of citizens TIE
builrEs consist ~ small, but comfortable Dwelling VI
present occupied by the Ovcrscc~ with ont houses sum
cicnt ior me place This estate 10 We wort the attention
Of capHtiTs"
THO terms ~ sale will bo cash.
sc2 c2iwtls ROBERT & NICHOLAS Trusfss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
STATIONS OFFICE.

Fourteenth Street
Drawing OF Leesburg Lottery, No 30 EItrasept l2,h.
- 20 - 80 y o. 20 a. o. CO 35
Ticket Nos &c 80 81 prize OF $500
DO $500 do am
Both sold and paid by sTRATTcN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-25

whisper through the crowd To 49, ss-~s
and more particularly the crank none could
Miss Patience took her seat, ran hor fingers over
the ociaves and u Moses in Egg pr was not eIerH-
ted Mcses in Hnrdscrnbble Aas. Miss, said
Cash the moment he could express himself, SO
enuanced was hcs and overcome with astunish-
mant,-' Miss Dooliitle, what was that instrument
that Nc Mercer showed me last "Wednesday owe
ming on your gallery, and want with crank, and
had bars and rollers in it, IL was now the lIrn
for Hiss Patience 20 blush, and away went chs
blood 10 her eyebrows; she hesitated only mo-
meut and suid &c he must know, that isa.f Yankee
Washing Mnehne!' The name grated on Alo Mer
ceis ear, as # rusty spikes had been thrust ia
them; his knees tremble5. The sweat started
on his brow, As lac heard the haunting whispers Of
visiting the Capital :Wice and seeing Pianos rs
plenty as woudchucks. The seeds nf envy and
maiiciousuess Of fashion were a. tina, moment
snwn-in ;ho village of hardscrabble, aud 40 Mer-
cor the great and invulnerahle, surprising may
seem, was thu first victim sacrificed n its shrine.
Time wore On and Pianos became common and
Mo Mercer less popular, and he finally disappear
ed entirely on the evening OF the day, when a
Yankee pedlar ofnotions, sold TO the highest bd
ders, SIX Patent and highly concentrated. Mo
MoTcer's Pianos
afai.t flrt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-25
Vol. .. 40. 2s---VvhOEe No. 2s4.

Let not the young man repine at the law ola
Dor, and The inevitable and inexorable necessity of
personal exertion, which imposes it upon him. 1t
is the most favorable thing to those who have their
way TO make in this world, and is among the favor
sb.e ciI cumstances by which they are surrounded
Il Is the great agrarian law, which in manner lev
els all distinctions, and gives the poor man in
heritanes in this world more certain; though not
extensive the rich, in his owp talents, facui
ties and capacities BY making all welfare and
acquisition depend on labor, all mankind are provi
dc and all monopes effect done away
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-25
INDUSTRY AND PERSEVERANCE.

We gIve below an extract from Burnap's lee
lures, 10 which NO invite the attention of young
men:
..WhOn you have sufficient intelligence to per
eeivo shat YOU may DC, and Judgment enough to
discern what you may be, and decision enough 10
determine what YOU will be, the next iadispensa
Bile qualities 10 success are industry and perseve
raDsr. Labor is The universal law law in which
all who have their fortunes make, that Isl all The
yOIHg and enerprlsing ought especially to rejoice.
Li-oor IS the grand magician, which is secretly con
w,ying the good things of this world from ha nd to
hand, while mankind look and wonder how i,
il done. Who possess the wealth and the
high places OF the land? Mainly those who labor
Ell for them hard and long From whose hands
are they impercepubly giiding' From Those who
are too incident keep them. 1t is incredible what
mere industry will accomplish. In this world of
toll had almost SAID that it is the prime requisite
"a is wonderful what deception turks under few
common words and phrases in our language
What a fortunate man. we hear the world exclam
" hen they see a furnishing in his business. In
uine cases out oil ten, the very term is datterng
JUNCTION, which the indoent uuenierprising man
Is laying to his soul, that the only difference be
luck La majority Of instances he may at ven
ture substitute in the place of Fortunate, ndustri
oss lie may venture say before he examines
tie case that the cause is the as was obsel
we'd Of Julius Ceaser, sIIe always Succeeded be
cause lac left nothing undone which could secure
success.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-25

C.t rsastar will he pnaiisse a
~ ,sn.lru. go al ~i ,j1 a paia e.
eos ...-ar. +. mada etthta sls mot D.
q .st.-ruiug 10 Nii b. eoasiss ,ree
81, nsuaf will be dfseuaip i'aeat
} .,-r.s .f- ,s,d. arcoFt "a tbr 1PFaa %
-rBts vtii be- asserted iof M cms-
pa~s1rs ESQ rugfesfnd tn ~ '0 IN
.-...s ,asr vt-h iheir AtvertiH 'naenra
.ssrglaa u.y sil an inserted i"t iNf-
.-.,-i rr-rrdIrElY-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
AxuSroRruSarE AEaovAur.

After noticing the several not very favor
able ascensuns made by NJ. Cosmachi, the
AerouauI, IN the autumn oflast year. from
the Garden of Plants and the Ro,onde des
Brouenux a, Lyons. the Courier dc Lyon
gives an account Of another Of his flights.
The results OF which were sill more disas-
trous. 1t appears that NJ. Cosmuchi, hav-
ing goue to Turin to exhibit his balloon
during the fe,es on the occasion Of the
marriage of the Duke of Savoy, made 4
successful ascent. to the grea, satisfaction Of
all The spectators; but unfortunately reach
ed the earth again al place no, very Tar
from Turin, called Moutcalier, garrisoncd
by a regimen, Of soldiers, who had never
seen or heard ofa balloon. and who, in
their ignorance, took NJ. Cosmashi for some
fallen angel, sent TO bring wo aud death
upon the world. They consequently SCI
upon him, and beat him until he became
senselcss. and then toro bis air. borne car,
with all its apparatus, 10 ta;,ers, causing
him loss Of nj least $4,000 francs, in ad-
dition to his personal injuries. The Lyons
Journal adds, however, that the King o!
Sardinia, co learning this act Of stupid
fanaticism. inflicted severe punishment
on the regiment, and compelled il 10 make
ample compensation to Nj. Cosmachi fol
all his loss and suffering.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

te. --- ,nidss of piece ol
-..-. which q gentleman had appropria.
ed 10 flower garden. The gardener,
unwilling TO lose such vigorous growth.
and being minded to try the experiment,
cut il of moi far above The root. and graf.
ted slip OF white rose into il. II grew
rapidly, and became thriving bush; and
what was very singular. though leaves aud
flowers remained in shape like rose, the
colorschnnged from white TO that delicate
straw color. which :hararteri2cs the bar
berry blossom. The arrangement Of the
bush, too. changed It's character; the bran
ches, instead Of shooting out straight, like
rose. assumed the dropping. durving line
Of Tie batberry.
This is the only instance we ever heard
of. where the graft took its character from
The stock. Those acquainted with agri-
culture will consider il very remarkable
phenomenons-S Standard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
slsauLAn clEcuusrAxcE.

vessel is at present building Mt MIR.
Browns yard at Dundee, Of about 2i0
TONS. After The outer plankins was partly
laid, pair Of robins were seen towering
about the pianks. and approaching close
to The workmen. Their object was snnn
made apparent. A small corner OF one of
the ribs Of the vessel was selected. aud
there they commenced building a neat lii.
tie tenement. Nothing iutimi1a,ed by the
hustle and noise of upwards Of 20 mcu,
they finished their frail dwelling, and have
al present four eggs deposited in it. 10
the progress OF putting on the inner plank
ing, the workman cdmc SO close upon the
nest, that they had TO rui Out corner, 10
allow the birds to get out and in. SO lame
are they, that the uon Continue working
with their hammers within a few inrl,ss
of the robin sitting on her eggs; without
disturbing her the least. The deck is now
on the vessel. aud the little creatures may
he seen flying down the halchway, and
hopping about ihe hold, with great famili-
arity.--Duntse Wdrdey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
RELIEF OF cuoKgp CATTLE.

M.ssrs. Gaylord g. Tacker-As / was
perus;ng the January No. of the CuIriva-
tor, I noticed that ynur correspondent J. V.
rccommendeda hickory ramrod Tor piston, }
10 relieve choked cattle. I have known
cattle killed by the Use OF such an insrru !.
menI, it bursting or breaking the pipe.
The best method and easiest, is to take a
lump Of lard (culd,) about the size Of 4
hen's egg. aud spoonful of powder mix
cd With it. and haul out The tongue aud
throw it into the throat; lei the tongue 20
back, and they are relieved in one minute.
]. JUDsoX.
Cuitiraior.l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
sDGErrELD ADVERTISER,
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TIE r NJ S

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