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AND EIGHTH WARDS-Pu!suaattoth the cali oftle Gill
seS OF the Fifth and Eighth Wards 20 consider the suhicc;
ofthc NewYorl and Frs Railroad. large and en,iiusas-
tic lnestug was held Tire MonroI ouse, I55 West Broad
way Bccor. tic time designated for tho organizations
ery uarl oil The. hall wa. filed.
The meeting called ort:er and Alderman Robert
lone, was nominated for Chairman John 6. Tio john
Harlow Vice Presidents and olco,t Rhnes and Walter
Hprr Secretaries, who were unanimously elected.
The meeting abv addressed By ID. O. MacorHber.
General gent the Newyork and Ere Railroad ans, Mr.
Thompson Mr.. De- Forest and others, x;,lained tho
nesmable benefits 10 be xperi"ncS from the rrea line
ot!e Railroad when finished aud calling upon the citizens
OF this city forward and furnish the balance requj-
iii. for its completion.
Onnoon Committee of Five was appointed to draft
Resolutions expressive Of the sentiments ot.lneeng
Tie Committee appointed e. J. Size piard VIM H.
Sweet, L. b. :" htc Thomas Edwards and Tom> wis,vail
who reported.tlIc following:
RcsoiVed. That and Will 10 longer STU, our. cye.
TO the fact that business of this ctv has not, for a few
yhatS past increased but rather diminished and tracing
effect, hack to causes webccye that . have too
led upon the natural advantages our stuaon While
other cities highly favored law. cxerled themselves
TO increase by arecial means their wea. prosperity
fssorth That We participate III III. universal belief
that the prosperity OF this city depend, more upon the nm
mediate completion OF The New-York md Ere Railroad
Than upon any other circumstance
Resotea That fully un ersandin our own Interests and
TIN, Increased value which the feuon OF this work VIII
give TO thc real estate III this ly and especially in the inn.
mediate vicinity Of Canal.strect, pledge ourselves 10 Use
eTcry our power 10 ali and assist in accomplish
ng H.
Rcsoiled That a Committee ot Ten be appointed by ,bIs
Wards
On motion The following were appointed Com,ui,icc OF
Ten solicit subscriptions In The Fifth and Eighth Wards
to lc Stock OF the Railroad,
JOHN c. ROlR, JOHN HARLOW,
GEN klERSTED, LEWIS kATEN,
". H. SWEET. W. HEY Err,
JOHN SlCkLES, DIR. MACLAi,
CAPT. "iSWALL, SILAS OLMSTEAD.
Also, on I,o,i,,n ], ,yn.
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DATENT Improved Gossamer Wigs and

y ScalpS. proved - the eminent artists 70 Aho
unrivaied their beauty and perfect resemblance % ia
deving The closes, scrutiny OF the incest o3SeI.e
pronounce thai the hai- issuing from The rea! k a
c. g. submitting ,h, improvement 80 long aimed d, by
the procSsonl iDoes;lv olcs that his nrenon may oe
tested by the community and trade generally being con
.ciouS tia, il IS the creates, improvement IL "lgiAAis
extent BARRY, No. rs Broadway correT o i.!os:ty
street, up stairs % AZ
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By 5. DRAPER. Ir.
josiah Richards, Anctioncrr
BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT.
TUESDAY. February 9s, AND THREE FOLLOWING
~. n.clncA. a, ,h,. Au.uon Room
Store le-5 Broadway.
Liberal cas! advances made ;acs;s ca auction

~ 81 O'Clock, al the Auction Room
LARGE SALE Or RaSs 0lD ENGLISH Bcoks-CoUprs-
in. upwards 2V volumes, u>i received nom Europe
embracing extraordinary collection o Standard Old au
inTS. a.uC>t Department ~ literature valuable
works on The sciences and arts Old voyages ard travels
Latin ard Greek CLASSICS scarce works on tteracF AsIo
osy. old Back Letter me o editions OF Bibles
choice N the spanish French and Italian !ans0ages
Ne, &c.
,.,,ou. the collection are-pcyo&e'> great work the
East oi>toic very aNceiient copy OF tbs rare aud
costly ,sorA handsomely NoQnlir bali Russia; splendid
copy 81 Ming James, Bible . r>i edition published u,
1914 tolo tnety suua,i copy tthc famous Srerches
Bible, 40; Boden \ .,Gau>' superb Folio Bible Martin
iolo, with ho historical plates ChcHeogyc The HeoS-w
Bible vnucated; Jo>eplG> Works tine old folio copy;
ler> Grtca >acra, ;ts }rremy TayIors Wis, vols
Tuya! Svo; great variety old Sermon. by Sher-
lock raylor Scott oadev, Wright, Browne, iuckney.
Jacobs. Clarke, an ott>. Early Nov"gc> and Tr4veis
as llas VOYAGES > vc>, folio lie Rrun> Travels; voy
and Travels olD taachar>s> Voyages rolS Van
bruins Noyc. China; many valuable old Books OF Ira
vols folio: IIey's Gardeners Dictionary vols Rapln
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Works vols Cowev> Works. folio; >bak> pcaTt'> Works,
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etlcrl Works. vols; Shellty's loetcai Works. vols
E,lgeworth Morris. II vols Lr OF Mahouet Alkornn OF
Naioui: Boccacio's Decantron ) vols. splendid cop>
Fin!en> Landscape ard Portrait Illustrators OF the works
OF Isrd Byron. vo> rpya!Svo English Gallery OF Por
vols. 4to; MERCHANTS System OF Nature. vols
popc's Works vols folio; Caves Ecctera>ilca history;
Renuelr Observation, the PLAN OF Troy Rushworths
Collections, ioo Catalogue the royal and noble Authors
Englan; Walpote'> Catalogue OF EngrnNers Aiken on
Frearts Pcrcc non OF Painting, sc. &c.
Catalogues containing u. particulars aTe now ready and
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OFFICE.

TyuXSoAY, February %
FEMALE BODY FOUND IN TRuSH-Ihe Coroner hetN
inque., this morning at The A.s House in The Park
the body unknown female about So years OF age appd
!ci'!y ahoring who was found dead AMI IN STAT
g1ct OF the New-JcT>ey traiportato Company, 40 -
bToal"ay The facts connected VII" the case as adduct
nes!eDce before tue Corouer'S Jury follows On
HE 10Th unknown had trunk conveyed on
BOARD the Narrasause,;. lying al pier No North
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and Willnur,yarn.

and " lIlOWWa!c;
Together with large assortment OF other ac!rA IN the
line Those who wish purchase Will find it greatly to
their advan:agr TO call before purchasing elsewhere, as
their stock Is altogether selected OF the best quail
the retail trade and sold cheaper than any other
adjustment the city For sale at the Furnishing are
stores 255: Greenwich door above Murray
:, ny, ". l. J. JAMESON.
BAH articles in the above lne mad, to order the
,os, notice. and goods any part OF the city free
a., x,.ns. 1911; eodlpi VIZ. J.
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Y,HE RAINERS respec,fullv announce

10 friends and the pubic in general that they
p giTe Grand Vocal Concert AZ the CRY Hotel THIS
EVENING. Feb. g 1872 when they VIII appear Tor Ii.
;l-r splendid summer costume the Ty
al Tickets - cent, 10 b.. had tie City Hs;sI ard al the
door. Concert 70 commence al =! o'clock. rs 1t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

D. ceor.-Fredeick Pentz. President OF the Mechanics
Banking Association vs.. William L. Degrow. and others
In Pursuance ecre,a order oi the Court Of Chancer
made in the above entitled wall be sold public
direction the subc rilcr Mas
tiers said Court by wilkins Rollins Auction.ers at tt.
Merchants Exchange, the City OF Newfork 10Th
day OF March next II o'c.cck noon OF that day
"Nl thar parcel OF land .tnnte, lying and being
in Sixth Ward Of the City or ronkyn In the County OF
Kings bounded and described follow beginning the
norherly corner Of IJn!o:, and CunonS.eets in said
City. and running .euce eaStev along said Cnion.street,
one hundred and ntyfv ec thence norherly Ia line
rp.t angles with Cnonreet hundred feet; thence
eacry line parallel with Cnon-stree FIFTY feet; thence
northerly line al night angles With Union street.
hundred rettn Sacketfect thence westerly along Sack
seventy nine feet and three inches Red Hook
Lane thence southH->tefy along Red Hook Lane Clio
ton,ee; thence sou,hrr along Clinonsree three feet
10 the place beginning York, February Is, 1872
WILLIAM w. CANPRELL
Ny.S.r
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Bookkeeping.
NHE Counting Rooms Of c. c. MARSH.

VII OUutItiue ttOOI11o OF y = u. =:
ga Cedar street continue open from A. VI. To p. y.
in order that merchants and Others ma avail hese YES OF
OF Instruction a truly pra:uca one thai en-
braces routine of commercial transaction, and
mercantile calculations. and in which the student actu
ailv hreps OF books counting house. 10 t.o-e who
a-s .rth dvertis- he esireio
saw that bis principal work on bookkeeping has passed INTO
ten edition. that the preerease III the NewYork
Public Schools and other large Institutions; and that he
himself has The honor OF being appointed teacher Of book
aeeo!ng for Mercantile Library Association OF Tn.
city. Prsspectuse, with s, may be had al the counting
room AZ atere { 10 u!s
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MONEY MARKET.
sales nj the Stock Exchange, February ~.
Commercial mud Money Matters.

and without material variation in The feeling how
rather better and there more willingness TO
buy.
The sales Stocks quite limited. Ncw.York
Skies sold Improvement o, per cent. Fancics i'm
LIZ hi.
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TVHE CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

fer for saI. l29 Chathamst Sewiora the ci,-a p
and genuine III the '~orf IN any quantity not
hshent should give full satisfaction, II |, requested ai
thy brous back when the money VIII be returned
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DI ED

In this city, Feb p, Helen Marin, wife, OF Benjamin A.
Mumtord, aged 70. Z@
At Lansing5ur Feb. 90 REV. Isaac Webb in the sd year
OF his age.
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" For One Month enly:-rerlns reduced from


|
" For One Month CnIy.-Terrn reduced ;rora
Ten 20 Three Dollars. Academy al 3 roadway. opposite
,yI,;.t u, - - : - -
~ - t,' -, - ~
ht- Ool-Dssil IL AMERICAN turlvil!ed renHaH,
pledge. himself 10 np2r: 70 e Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Nx-ior and Brooklyn !s muc! admired system Of Ms,
WRITING
or return the money a, the - on Of tfe lessons,
NJ g. ha, obtained The F.t Premium three successive.
,,, 81 -, - "a. 49, w,i,i,, . -, !,
di' 10Y lls oss' e o'-ii"'4 s'n'llsti
81 tiie Fairs of The American Institute
Room. open c!uriIl, The D y an Evening.
r, -.,i..,
.t w IT. ''i.t ' - : : ~ "a
Ma from what -, ave seer, 81
,ni,., .,-,nq,, l, n L., IN, tho = =. f tll. non
TRo..or Morning Pest
,.zc,,....-@,,.4 ,.s;..:,r,. ~. ~.
80 ~, p - ',..
Ive,-york Evening Signal.
Neyr-Yo-k Jan Is ls:o- PIT l.is.
-, -,
u Prof >. n. 7iafiit. Chaplain to ,, c9S-r',. NIL
GouiHlshct d cS1 - 81 s.;i'I 10 ~
Gay evening . -'ih b.. ~, .: { 0
,,,, ~, =, ny ~ y, - l.. ,,i
rho C5I sn,i T-F..-, ri ~. ,In.rcas Rryo,rIoa
= r. SjL-..tl I.'.5 - - ~
! Tn" MoTal GranleGrot the American Revolution.
D The lieItiien and Christian " omen Conirdsle,i
Ticket, Tor i. Ceur.e 81 FOR single Lecture cents.
J. : 3eiHrl corner OF Beekinal aRd Na>.aur. and
III tn. door. - 2tis;os-
sTtoPC Eotal -ao-thcncc ttflici -ociG i
a. -, - - ID ~ !! ~. In " , W
or riudE E'tnflj next ri .. ococ. Iec!>eiv- heI
w. or- i.irentilSJ ar. rgu',! 4, u
@ n ,i.ei. ~ a. -t f tI,of,. ~ M
an. v ~ !, ~ ft.!tf, anu - q 81 ~
WI. flsd CON-. pr ~ ~
H.. ~ ~ i'a, 20 70 al w., rt
IL 'it; "a any ul. ilroIl W. Jay prtsloVs.
full d;o attend. JAMES COOK resident
i hoa,=-'l' y" opostFFt secretary - o,i>
r-r cc,uro. -, ,I,- r;7o-e,,I,v o,u;.,or,
VI NIBf.n'S GAi;D:N.TI; \ /" fiTERSON ~,
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MARRIED

Al Elizabeihtown on Thursday the l7, by Rev d avid
Magic Mr.. y. Lane 70 Miss Hannah Maria daughter OF
Nm, Milford Esq, al Elizabcthlown
In a,ngou, D. c.. Feb .. by Rev. NJ. Smith DR.. I.
Beatty OF New. Orleans, Mrs. Ellen ~ White, OF Florida
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25
civic COURTS.
POLICE OFFICE.

THURSDAY, February ~
SHARGk or LlGEL.-Francs b. Cutting ESQ. nate com
liam 5. Townsend, james Brco,s and Eras,u> Brooks
editors and prop.tcr OF The Daily Express OF this city
Charging them with having published III their paper OF this
morning oul false and dcamatory libel nurousy affect
lnc bis private character claSc and moral man. ana
calculated 10 destroy the peace ., hs own and that OF
another family of highly respectable standing. The &C
cSe were held 10 bail il 81 b0c each 10 answer The charge
PASSING COUNTERFEIT BlLLs.--A man nan:d James
Hawkins arre>e; on Tuesday night by Mr.. Ga Ar
GouX l5 Fuon or a;tsn ping 10 pass 10 him so cout
eritit bill o.; the Union Bank OF this city with aNiew 10
ssS changed and lodged IN the Wa,cllhouse. On
Wednesday o,.icer Tarpnn TOOK the ma;erin hand, and
Souected the testimony of the from wh Oh aptarsh
.a apouS O'clock Tuesday evening Hawkins requested
Af Isaac Hoit OF l25 Fulton give him change Tor d
sHCn!on Bank BIN: which lie did and after Hawkins had
te'i discovered The bill 10 becounterei, At, O'clock The
same shi' lo"hss went th, Office q, Mr.. Albert Peck
26 Rroaway, and eNhihi,;nn several hills amongst thema
so Union Bank bill, asked IL they were GOOD and was told
that The so bill wa>coauteriy, and with his bills then
away AZ ball alter 4 IN endeayu-inr 10 get c tie
zane counertt,s exchanged he was arrested above
stated Hawkins was examined TO-DAY touching hi, guilt
and refusing 20 answer any questions was committed for
trial.
Their OF WET CLorHSG.A nan named Albert ClaSten
was arrested al Pa:te; House in Orange, II ~, Ne p,>
day night hy Watclan Jones' with large bundle OF wet
clothing in his POSSESSION consisting OF shirts and drawer,
Tor men and dress and under garments, ioy women,
also table cloths, &c. all supposed 10 lave been stolen
which he sent prison Owners are wanted Tor Tire
goods al the Police Utfce.
Acks oil the American Hotel between lOSt and 10th
Preferred complaint the Police Oice against his broh-
~ William. boy OF j. Years oil age whose parents were
dead and who resided with deponent. charging him with
being unruly diSobeylns his orders running
away hun and pil.cr every s'tail article 'at came
within his reach m short win berg s' un,s, o ~
TO be reclaimed possible. The ag>raes sent lam hei,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25

AKKINED Tts ItKDAI
Ship Adirondack, IIackstai, from Liverpool 18th Dee,
mtzc, G. T Trjmblc.
Ship Nor,l, America L-wbcr, from Liverpool 9Th Jan,
ntze. o C;oo,ihuc \
Russian bari, lloppel, >neIman 6. days from Buenos
Avrcs. hides &c, 10 y Frazer.
Brig G i Lamar Zimmerman, day, rom SAVANNAH,
cotton. 10 Scott X Morrcll.
Brig Nonpare Pope IS days from cinuegos, &c
Brig Juno Lewis. days from ccorgc,swn 5 c, cotton.
to \ Averill \ Co.
Erig rroxy, Smith, 10 DAYS from Havana, molasses, to
Hogan \ ALLAN.
Dutch g;io Maria and Adriana Bolton IS days I'm Rot
lertianl, wine. &c, 10 Boorlan, .ohnson& Co.
Schr Olive, Corscn days from BrandywInc, hour &c TO
Allen < FaXson
BELow-l ship and bart.==
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25

The whole OF this day occupied by the Counsel III
their summing up speeches. Al the opening Of the Court
p Hall Esq. commenced speech IN behalf OF the prose
cution and continued to speak with energy about
three houts He followed ly George Griffin, Esq.
an eloquent speeci OF tlrechours for the defence When
he concluded J. Il. Whiting Esq The District Attorney,
commenced the closn. speech for the prosecution, AID
speaking with great ability for several hours closed
time alter nictta and the C%urt adonrne6 10 10 O'Clock
Friday morning, wacn the E.cor,cS will charge The
lnrI
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25

p hMAIL LINE for ALBANY
SrHzST=- and Intermediate places, far as ice per-
mil.. The Steamboat UTICA, Capt. c. II Schultz, will
leave Cour,lands,. Pier, T HIS AFTERNO0N al 5oclock
Friday, 25th Feb.
For Passage Freight apply board P c. Scnulz
the wharf.
The SeamLoa, Telegraph will leave for Albany
Saturday afternoon Feb. 16. NJ 5 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25


a Broadway and ADn->,reet---P. T. BARN. W. Mana
ger.ty-r7 evening this ~eak keeE-ae -nelt or1 short
peryod or The Model ii the City OF Dublin. Falls OF Niagara
st rea! water ADD Pneagaa;., Railroad Fi-s; appear
5ace OF Hr> HAEDWlCk. ID. celebrated vocalist: 'r
#DELARl E, riic=-reai mimic: THE INFANT MELG,
DIST on!y2! ysrrs old; AMI Mister BOOTH the grand
contortlouist- Rs-sa.a OF j. 6 BOOTH the une
aaa1 comic ant, Ia Petite CERiTo, TIE bet dan
c. Tor one OF III America. Also hlasIsr Hscry h.
dancer. :. pove experiment Animal Magnetism. Halt
ilioaol Ccrcsit,tS exhibiting day and nigh;. ,pcn
5. Day Performance every Saturday afternoon. Grand
Co>noraI1a views changed every Noudav. Abundance
> sens, children hat price. Day vi>iler a
nltt-rt='h" >ayae evening Tree. l7t
4 uRCJS.-Bowery Amphitlleatre. No.
$1S1 Bowery.
Tai> establishment; r-opelc for ,h.rt season. on Nlsn-
day evening. February u So. w! large ard celebrated
tIGut-trian. Company.
THIS EVENING the performances commence WIKI.
grand and >uae-t WALTZ AND STAR ENTREE.
M's. Gnilin=1> The AmaZOnan Maid.
Nggsr Songs and Breakto~us By Master Diamond aal
Bf!y WGit-ck.
variety OF Equestrian Acts Waiting. &c. by the Com.
pany.
To conclude xitt The DARNTES SERENADE.
Door. open t6t: Performance commences o'clock.
=. Boxes - cents. Pi; - cents. 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship t;arrici Skiddy, Liverpool, + Coi-> 4 Co.
Brigs Brdgccwn. cnrdict. Turks Island, Underwood
\ Coz Pen.nna LUDLOW. Falmouth Thompson Adams ;
George Burt Chareston .irzac tErl Delori. Eociecs
Schr Tuscarora, Smack, Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25

Office No. l39 Nassau-st. opposite Clinton Hall, N Y.
Families and gentlemen attended their residences by
tpponvl,n and all orders lett either place, sent
through 1s Post Office, will receive prompt attention
n. B.Lades' apparel and Fancy Bail Dresses also pur
chased rs llnis
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Neyv-Xork Market.

The increase the revenue OF tho last quar,er was S
SIG The net increase in the last yelI was t5o, o9a.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25

7 JAMEs FOSTER StcretarN.-
AilappIicaous for said Church. be made writing, TO
John Lndmark So Chatham James Martin Sc Division
street. Seymour Whiting 62 East Broadway stating the
object and the time Lecture be had for small
| societies II I'm
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SAANTED-A partner. with cash cap

IA FOR SALE. or To Lct-The story
I'D 4@. mick STORE, No. I57 Fron>rec corne9ni pe-
r.y>Jer-.; Inquire OF J. VI. ELY 10 Fuiou->t- -5tG
New-York tribune., 1842-02-25

Young Msn trnm Is 10 Is veaTs OF age. Ihe#ar-
ri s'lnt must have ZONE erleaC- One we'll recommends.
ih.l gootGoaatowaIuu,e vii h, preferred >,ar .1>:
year from S0c TO goa. according qualifications. Al.
dr->> Ne-chdnt o:cez OF tie Tribune, with name and
rel.,rencrS.
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AGRICULTURAL.
FROM IRE Ecr2wer 5 u'qSe.te.
MHcTIso OF TiiE pEE bee AGRIc:

Msn-1yo OF rtiE Per Dee AGMcUL-
ruRAL Ssc1Err, 22nd February 1912
The presiden. Gem James Stiles pic,
called the Society to order, and the Secre'
,arv read the proceedings at the. former
meeting. DIR. III. Mclean the Anniver-
sarv Orator, then ar'se AMI delivered a
very interesting address. Alter THIS. it
being the proper line t,rtt,a pr prsal of
new members Mr.. John W. Leak, and
Alex. McQuocn; were propose al / elcc-
ted. The s ,cic,y lEmn pr)cecded,tn the
election. of officers for the ensuing year:
when5John N. Williams of Scm1v Hi
waselec,eJ President, John MeQ leen OF
MarIhro, Josiah Evans OF S ,cH'iy li'll,
J:,hn J. Marshall of Cheraw. .ani DR.. M.
: Mclean of Chcraw. Vice Presidents.
William #. El;rbc. OF Marihor1 r cor
ding Secretary, Dr.. ThMnas +. + we
of Chcraw. Treasurer. B. L. Pegues, "f
Chesterfield. Corresponding secretary,
Gen. ]. Mcqueen, of Marlboro, Ami
yersary Orator.
Intlr absence of the President elect
Gen McQueen. to * the Char. and ap-
pi,inted- the necessary Committees tn
award the premiums offered at tn, last
meeting.
The committee on Upland Corn made
report in favour of Mr.. a. P. Lacoste
as producing the largest quantity. being
43 bushels per acre. The report WASH Il
adnptea owing tn a want of fnl'ness in
its statements asreqlired bv the Society
and was laid on the. table.
On motion it was Rrsolved, that a
meeting of this Society be held at MARI
boro Cour, House, on the first Monday III
August next.
On motion it was farther Resolved. that
a committee of five tbe appointed to fix
the. rate of premiums for the nextstwo
succeeding meetings. H..
The following composed tlescommit-
tee, w. r. Ellerbe, James Gillespie, John
J. Marshall. Thomas E. Powe, and NJ.
Mel cam The Committee We're granted
all extension of time toma!ie their repuf
and publish the same. as the act OF the
Society.
NOn motion Of Eaj. Bakeney the So
ciety then adjourned. and r,pa'fei to
Mrs Stinemeiz's to partake of the. excel
lent dinner served FIR the OCCASION.
w. T. ELLERBE.
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s.uz.;Crt Usl, es. Z Glia,,

VIII aod ;!:e E!e-er Sa1sou 4, tie Ter
.ai'a,e, n:c m:'o hc ~ Eau.de AID VIII Ec ;ci
81 VI res a. 'i"' "ery ON p:cc "lfl. cen Dollars
he &c?.,,-, or 'rn.nl'r-tye Eo',ars :" !Isurc a
Un.:h i. s'.ra't he h:a.e &c JARED VII, lie
.rr.auc" MI! ic sod.
: ."a O. T.'y CTS IS !e PAID ?" lie Tocrr
fi"uj .r.'ula Z :r..l tc Iur.:., le'', and Na.es
,-} in.f y-ecye ard Hal tcn.a er d., .
10. rs1;, Il {, r qiea ;!e", tn 20 :.ab.'. =,
w:,7.e,cr, "a sc s'e tsor. efcai es.
Tie :.ca CIV! enhna 'uiic Gis>o July,
waen p7yinl o: :.e services CT lie bose WI
he eyi ec'cd -
JAMES -SMYRi.
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State of South Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

'GAMUEL A. B. SHANNON, who is in the
custody OF tho Sheriff Of the said District. hy
virtue of Writ "f C0pins nd Sati fncirndum al
tie suit Of J,m>s F. Gamble l"do Set, having pc,.
,i,:oaed the Honorable the Associate Judges Of the
C,n.t of Common Peas that he may he admitted
10 the hencft of tho acts # the General Assembly
for tho rrliri Of insoivont debtors.
Il is On!cr,d that the said Jamcs F. Gamble In
dn-sce, AID all other suing editors 10 whom
the said petitioner is III any wise ird'ded,
he, AID they are hereby summoned, and have roicr
to appear hclo the id Judges al The said Gu ito
b, holden at tho ourt House in Camden, 70: krr-
shaw Dist let on the four' Mnnday of Gcoi er NJ x,.
bling the a4.h dly of SAID month, to show nsr.
il any they cln, why the sid ptilo"er should 1o'
have ihe p:ay,r Of his p'if:inl' granted
BENZ. .GASS, c.cP.
Office ofronmon Pleas,
Ksrshaw Di..ric!, M%iehA, 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-30
tllasarr Will answer in oIr liJt9ssunnl rs,
saas asoh What kind Of soil il IS ai,,st pr'tl'a.-@

ailaiIarc Will answer in n'lr li1tstsu'nnI rs
saaSo What kind Of soil il IS ;li',st proilia-.
bic.
lnnlaking experiments. ARE sh 'ud De
lakrnthai WE d not draw c,licil5ops to-
hastily. We ought seidom To do 'l'lron
a single trial. For certain practice may
answer well at one time, owing to the
peculiarly of the season. ~ S'ma un-
Known carsc, which would not have the
sam" operation at an,lh.r tlnIe.. loo
much c nf'lance III single experiments,
night cmharrass or ms Ell l.Sra;har tia
increase useful agricultural sclencr.
= If experiments are intended tn make
Improvements, thy sh9u!d he 2car.iui..y
treeHIded. For wait 0f Su',h rec a'.!s.
much uselu! ilr,w edge is continually l's'.
Though many. ind.vldua 5 h We derived
advantages t. themselves lrpn 'xpri-
nlents, bnt few have recorded them
Even those VIII make experiments are
liable tnfrgcl ihrm, 81 rs T. ggY, lnc'r-
rect REPRESENTATIONS of thcar whau iii y
attempt Is relate them.
Ma " useful discoveries therefore f.e'
lie with til Isl. VIII, make them. II
prev MT these evils. eti,er'v ,'lintary opera
tions of md.v"lua'<. or a b arl OF agri-
culture shinlI b. formed IN every we'll
rugllIated community, Ia collect. a.id re-
c,rl i',r the bnn.lil of The present g.nera:
tim, and Tor .p,slerIty, u>eIu and nppr-
,tant agricultural information.