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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
SMITH, DRlNKER & NORRIS.
ACTING pIANS

w. raaedy In 6aeis, by Il Noon ralfour CORRECTLY
printed from the most approved acting copy, with de
scrpion Of the costume, characters sn
ehs, and the whole Of the stage business with spIited
nsravings-TuIneI edition ~ '''
Money, or dnrlicity exposed a Comcv In = ar,. TIN,
ner's cdton,) by Sr T. Ruls,r
py oil Lyons, or love aud PRIDE in acts, by Sir Ell
Love, a play IN acts, by is Knowles
nmoMcs select Dramatic Work, containing viryinus
y ~ ''' W.
The British Drama selection Of the standard of
the DRAMA from the dstng usled authors I'm arse
octave volumes For sale by
sNI I.I.II I.rrI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

~ hhds superior Clarified sugar
Hb1W and ~ bbis Loaf sugar. Just received and for
sale by ' W.
dec ID WOVTUAM NrgQUUru rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

y hsye beautiful an Ia &c sssor,msai al ns
loo s Se SsasS all The s.h ssS 10 ,ss., mole
sa m .. hSsss Merss ssaalliay lnusnes large
am. 'h.'r usiAi assortment OF Standard Ilieralure
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
IHE following Goods, with many others In the Dry
esd Inc sll be sold very cheap, for the cash. siihe
Red rsaneIs, Al ~. as si, St and 50 cts
White wIi, 40 1ltl 2. ~, o. snd 61teis
aed, white and BROWN Canton Elanneis
French and English MeIinocs, assorted
S,lieoe. a, q, S, 10, ia ie sni . Ct, IS
n,,us De ,aincs eie, %, J7i aud finer
men etc etc silof which will be sold at very re,ue
pT ,se, JnoUNSiNonsM's
lau New andCheap Dry Goods store.
Is SvSroWnfR Gs and !" e riRsi ine
BACoN MIpDLiNGs In psi%s order
LONDON PORTER, quarts
N WIND Is sT Nrr. = Alien ALI *
ia Corner Of ID aud i5,h streets.
ioO n7 iOt va D oHSisTiiN
FINE Plated casors, Candlcsteks, snuIcr, and fray.
L f.uii and Cake Baskets, etc. GENNET.
laO oprostc tie Bell Tavern.
LoCkFINE. DUTCH nERRINGs, &c.
0 ni, nSrrinss, in Grklns
Mackcrel Ia half bbls
Family Roe tlcrrinss, Rupctt or
IIahbni Fins. In barrels
tongues anu sounds ana Sarincs, f'r safe.
-, u ABBOTT,
ia 10 Corner below Duvai A Co.'S
MIG q EnEEBORN, Merchant, la, Front street
W New hotk, has given permission 10 use his name
eey, a. 10 having been cured OF distressing Rheuna.
usm, Of long standing, by
HEwES' NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.
aner ageat variety Of other rcedcs had been tried In
vain The positive and quick effects of this article are m
wei known 10 ali WHO have heard H. as 10 reoure mo
reference For sale by ' W.
JOHN GAYNOR,
ia u one door above Bell Tavern
VIE MODERN PsALMlsT--A collection OF Church
L Music, by Lowell Mason, for sale
jag souarc ,bove he R,,S
SUPEKFINE FLOUt-5O bbs Richmond super.
- ""c ''our' Jais w M HARRlsON.
49, LADl,s HOOK, FOK Is4a
/ hANDoLPH d co. agents for Goicy's Iaiys
BOOK, edted by Mrs Hale, Mrs sigourney. NJ Me-
Miss Leslie, Miss sedgwick and Willis each No con-
tanning more than % pascs ~ mater beautifully print, ON
tine paper with gOO5 Steel Ergrsyinxs cooured
lace patterns. Ac 10y the best Artists.
HE above ~ acknowledged 60 be the best work II IN.
kind IN the country. - ~
2Monihy Nos viii be delivered To our subsc rbers NJ
81 per year IN advance free OF posagca saving OF third
January No just received.
We are also agents fort the
Young Peoples Book 81 pcr wear
Peoples Library a "a
Democratic Review .
. j. W. RANDOLPH a. co.
Book, Piano. and Music dealers, Main ST. Richmond Va
ITO INNAIIns -pRIENTAI pnpps = np,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
LATER PROOF BOOTs.

Manufactured by J. Miles & Son.
THREE Hnnirei pair OF J. Miles 4 sons Superior
4 water Proof Boois both plain and nailed bottoms ma
nueiured expressly for the subserbrr aud for sale very
low. SAMUEL PuTNEY.
do Onp0sifr he Ruf Eaal ITot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

| ERICH AND PURE GOODS"
SELLING Al UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES.
SOME contemplated change in the business Of the sub
- scuuer. induces him 70 offer the whole or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
now hand at such prices, TOT cash. 10 puneuA
any Thing IN Market and insure ther sale lie invi,cs
| calls from his friends and the public.
Mousaucs Linens indeed the limits OF an advertisement
wall No, permit an attempt at enumsTaiSn ,,,-,.
pAUON-iO binds prime Ohio RAcon, all Sides aud
"a INV i,s' TfkiPfErr4 SOY.
old wHIsKEY-lJO bbls od Rye whskey,
il l4-dlw III TRlPLFrr son.
LINEN CAMDRIC HANDk kitCHIEFs.
HEMsTITCnED Linen Cambria nckis.
L Do Lawn 10
ile@sti;ched Revere DO ''' - - '''
EnbIS deIed Linen Cambria Go
Tape Bortess,ier LADIES'
D. D. % % i iSF : :i9:'n'a
Printed boriered Do will variety of Linen and Lawn
''l''''' N'AD"s' &C. Tor '-'' Join jifS 'w'R.eurs
JAZZ Main street.
ANYILs, VICES, a..
WE hive on hand and ODER 'or sale, large sock Of
w Mousehose and other Anvls
VIM STf Gett sSis ' Slows. Rss,, and File.
Screw PA,es, socks su1 pies, &c
Ann assortment q Plauia, 70 C,oaei's ard J. ners
Tools, 81 the test .laiiy. NANLEw. SMITH SO
BARGAINS ~ LINEX CAMBRIA HAND
3OO MISSES Ias- c--eri- Il -Et.- g, = se--l
- % o. d. :, -. IS ssss
20 Tszazslss Lasl Hzss l-aH g. SIS % -ssa. an
L.ee ca1'riss = - 8 = - sat-
r. Llaes. Z: isst :. 81 3. az sssl
sor easa.si RHiE Nk.Ns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
nE-wAY COOKING STOVES

lnths larsest slxs, the follow
ma amount Of work may he
carried on 10 PERFECTION al TIE
amettins 2brsllons % water
may he boiled, IN pounds Of
bread baked, As many pounds
Of meat Toasird aud brc.l-d.
still leaving unoccupied two
large boilers capable OF boiling
food for GDpcrsons- Thsqusn-
MY Of Fuel required 10 very
sinall-ons IRE kiaslled when
the sioye In cohi, scarcely ever
nssis 70 be increased Tor tho
purposes Of baking or cooking
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
wALPoLE,. LETTERs =

HALPOIE'- LETTERS, 80.
7 w RANDOLPH IL CO. Lave reserved Horaes Va
lers now ff-; published.
Family RECORDS. or t1e I've sisters, by Lazy Bury
u NJ. BarnaDy Ru1se. B9z
The Willow directed t1 Tue Nlr0W's Got By James
Get pronunc a1u n me French language ~roout mas
ter. by 40 Ameucan r. lent IN PlTis
Bowels Poultry YlrI
-irttr kesarls- - clifton
Coleft-eIs Confessiou- of II enquirin- spIf
siiaae{ -orn VI uiu-'Faloas, y Heary C9cEoa,
New Eifi0n FL3s' Mee.-s' Foruuizry
Res . "
H-sntT AMI Siir asa rsr1efy 'r q seasss . s1r1r4
Nec-lI 90 tle Er-lsf, It.slouI iav1.l a-sr, -
nina y clir-sz Billet a1f Bsftaszou- t-s Pa=Gz1-
u-lfse % rie Eys. --o1-l.sirs tis-17s-ss % ia.
'alses 70 near AL .-r s--rnsss 1r ne l--o1s ~
Pc r-frl orb r-lllrss the zee ~ Me-res az s.5-
a.f.Iea ~ srecrlc RI. ~ " CAY va. Oc-lr-
-rgtler1 krl-er, carr lr aEczf
Al me LG- .A lli A-efHrlC arllaH have arrTef. ara
90 ale = .-e v RsNDOLPH %
SUPERIOR RETAILING SHOES FOR
LADiE. =. i917 -s1sts ant FIzF.45rl.z
~ - ~ ar '.r-it--F lt-r-et rls- clr aEsorr-
Il llrr' f -.ea l. -.5--rs I'll -l We Lave a. made
ilr 1lt rzra .1s gery E11i- lavn- been caate By
very -lt y al acf4rers- ard ei are c.teruned sell
,ae.a r..c Se-t aaf<et rree- We -asr r.em TIE ~.
La..-s' Emperor Carer Boo,s
Do 30 sS Blsslls
Do o. F4rreI -foe.
Do 50 Seass.n. Morocco and KiIB1.kins
Do 20 10 20 Lace iWalkns
Do 90 DO strap Waking Shoes
Do d. French Morocco and XII Slippers
10 DO White KID 20
DO do do Satin 10
Do 90 Cum Elastic Shoes, fur bound
d. BURLINGTON & CO.,
ucb Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

RUssA QUIBBs-iOOO0O Russia Quilts lust re-.
csived prime article, suitable Tor Counting iIouses
schools &C. for sale, wholesale anil retail reduced
Pleo. INLDES a BROTHER
rlfa nrf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
SMITH, DRINKER = MORRIS
JUST RECEIVED FROM THE PRESS
BY SMITH. DRINK Err g. MORI.Is

JUST RECEIVED FROM THE PRESS.
BY SMITH DRINKER g. MORT.Is
NO. Is BaInaby Rudgc
No IL and Is Charles Mancy
- critical aud Miscellaneous Writings of Henry Ior
broushan TO which pcrhxed sketch of his character
srumcr, tale Of MesmcTism TO which Is added otbc,
sketches from life, by Isabella Runcr ~
n,uca and miscellaneous Essays, by Babington Ma.
eaulay, in , vols new edition - "
supply ' SUES '"''"''
somervilc Hall, or HINTS those wo would make home
happy, 10y Mrs Ellis $50 ~ ''''
Together with variety eau1il now Books f,,
f'S.-.'4"'s "'iu Ioli'y presents dec ~
GREAT BARGAINS IN WINTER DkY
GOODS.
| H. CUNNINGHAM Is selling, ut very Ieduc.d prcs,
ms STOCK OF Dry Goods, in pat A. Ioow.
Viz:
xD,VO yds Calico, from Gle a Is Cd
brown and Bleached ShiTtinss
kerseys, saIiinets ami Kentucky Jeans
Red, White and Yellow Flanucs
Merinoes, CToassi-ns and Bonbazines
Mousln de LANES Chaie g. all prc an ana ,,vI,s
servings ~ s'"s' Aii !"
Black aud White silk Laces for ves aud Cans
SIX Gloves and Hose, all desc Tptious
Cotton DO do do
Irish Linens Diapers, &c
Linen Table Diaper, yds wide, for soc
la &c assortment Of silks satns, 3c OF all kinds
very cheap " -i
ladies' MeInO Shirts AMI Drawers
Gents 10 do do
Cloths Cassimercs and vestingsa nj
49, CUNNINGHAM's
de W New and CheaD Ca IN Drv Cno,,, s,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
CHEAP WINTER DRY

CHEAP WINTER DRY GOODS.
a X w. JENKINS will be found, wholesale OF
Goods Dr ~
Negro Blankets, at Is Oh, 6s, Is Cd aud higher
Bed Blankets, at 81, 81, 4, g. and higher
Plain aud Plaid linseys IL, 20c. ls6d
hcrscys, for male servants SOa25c
large assortment OF heavy Moolens, for laboreTs
and servants cething
Red and White Planncs 20c, is 81, 2s 3d3,
Patent While Fllnnels, all qualities
Cloths, Cassiruercs and vostngs
Kentucky Jeans aud sattineis, all qualities
$1,000 worth Of Silks and Mouscins, for ladieP day
and evening dresses
Elegant sbawls, Mantilias and Scarfa
hich Bonnci Cap and Neck Ribbanda
irish Linens all prices, from 25c, the finest imported
Pine do do ai1n,ires
cotton Oznaburgs, very cheap
Apron Checks, yari wide, 10. l2tc, and finer
WUD yards talicocs, for Dresses and Furniture AZ 6
y, lucents. Also finer goods a I2ic, s and higher
foundat 10y
de X II JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

Tor a large family
The above will eonsfastly be kept hand at
steve Tin and sheet Iron Mandatory, toset with
variety OF Cooking, Wood aad Coal, which Ne offer o.
ID. r WELLER,
ia lily Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
GLORY AND SHAME OF EN,.,-

II n
49, biwaids Lesicr-2 vos-W i'm pi,rs
ihc pleasure OF visiting Fahetiand was ,,,i, -
~ es snt OF the misery, ignorance, orprc sion
wan, het on every side England her insati,c ~
OF gam anu ooundcss ambition for conquest; ia her
treatment OF her dependent CtLnics ami Forci., 80 @
su so'vc an Ia her oppression OF her poor but
sup.c Is Siliun parable IN ancient modern tnrs
nas 'aii up Tor herself sure store Of Vcnrranrr
Tod VIII vet visit hei tor her pride and wrcng trnc anu
70. sac. W RANDOLPH IS CO.
nc " AIR DStnIay stand NJ :, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

mt snoscrie"r las just received, 10y direct imn,rt,
- IONS from Paris lot Of the above Ctubrprn -, ~.
n, assortment Of GnsIlan's Extracts, GIcrlan's
81 hair' Tooth, Clothes and Nail Brushes ''
d.to x. u DUAL
- corner below the Kinks
SrECIE-wc will pay the hiches, marie, ,,c,,3,,,
~ for sreec. 80 " s''' ''A'Nc' premium
de y.S,r,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

IN BONES Mould Candles
wv = do Sperm 90
btus Principe AMI uiyana seyars
= boxes starch
IUO do Bunch Raisns icsh and fine in sorc n,
sale on Reasonable terms EoI FRY ~ 'O'
JAPANNERY.
WE ofe: for sale uf late imDorttfon a vcr t,,,o st..
w ofJarann'd goods, consisting Of > ''-' ''"SA
tine Gothic AMI Sandwich Tea Trays
Bieai Baskets, Cheese Trays etc
ALSO,
India Tea Trays and LADIES' dressing no,.s of var,
rich Patterns. 'A ""'e7' "i Yer!
mol yANIryp s,,,,r,, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
HEAD QUARTERS,
CLAREspos. June ~, loi2.


tOnlcrs No. j
PE2HE Commissioned Officers OF tho follow
u ing Biigadcs are ordered TO encamp Tor
live days. Il, the times herein specified. VIZ
The Isl Brigade oi Infantry, on Tuesday,
The 9th Brls adc OF Infantry, Al the Lime
stone Springs, OIL Monday. the 9Th day OF Sep.
icmhrr next
The 9th Brigade Of Infantry. near Camden.
on Monday the l9;h day Of September next.
The 7rh brigade of infantry. near Society
fIil, on Tuesday. the 27th day Of September
next.
Tie commissioned Officers Of the Isl and
9th Brgades o: Cavalry will encump BY Rcgi-
mrnts. with the Drlsadcs at Iuiaurry IN which
they are located. or 10y Brisad"s. with either
Brigade nl Infantry oi their Division, as the
Bnsaders may deelu m"Si c"n.' nien,.
The MAJOR Generals Of The Isl aud 9Th Dvi-
sious. nni the Bri2 adler Generals u! The 9Th.
9th and 9Th Brigates. are required 10 extend SO
much Of tins order relates to their respective
commands.
Thr Quarter Master General will caasc the
arms and tents to be nj each cncampInru, ia
due time.
The following Aid..,lc Camp 10 the Cou.
manGcr.r Chiri are ordered 10 aiic, d the en-.
campmenis. ,iz:-COiuitcis W,sia.i. DIkimson.
Thomson. English Marnias Wallace, Mar.
shall. Singleton and Tati"r.
Dy order o! tie Cunimandcr.n.Ch!cf.
" CANTlY.
ALuiaHt and Inspector General.
Jnly7 CT ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

does not run itself poor before weaned. Af
ter being ia the stable for eight or ten days
il will be ssatis6ed without sucking then
turn the coli iato a corn field out &C hearing
Of the mare. il is always best TO have two
mule colts al time; one being company
for the other, they are no, SO ap, TO learn
TO Jump fences. Let them remain in the
corn field until you are compelled TO gath.
or the corn, and as long after as The pas
ture will keeP them in good order. Then
bring them up, and give them few ears Of
core, and q plenty Of cut on,s. night md
morning. Continue this Until your lois
arc ready spr grazing on, which should be
sowed 10 August, OF a, farthesl, by the
middle Of September. II is best TO have
three or fuaf small lots OF three or four "a
cres each ,shen one is nearly eaten down,
shut them cui of that into another. and by
the time the last one is eaten down the fire,
one will be ready for them again. IL is best
10 mix ilie grain you sow-haVe equal
parts OF rye aud wheat: they prefer wheat
10 any o,iIeE grain limits sown, but Ivy mix
ing rye with 10, they will cal both. and the
pasture will last longer. Aud while they
are in thnse lois, have troughs in each and
give tbeina few ear, Of corn. and plcn.
Iy Of cutoats. night and morning. In Feb
ruary, SOW large oats field pasture. and
when those lots Of rye and wheat give out.
turn them on ihe oa's. feeding them once
day on corn, and giving them sa', once
or twice 4 week: continue this until The
oats begin 10 head, and after that. they
will need go mere feeding until fall, unless
the weather is dry and The grass not good.
in that case they will have to he fed two or
three times aweek on Gu, oats.
By this method. mule can be raisch 10
be Of Soo,I SIZE With buI little trouble or cy-
rense. The fall after they are two years
old, they nay be worked n li'rIe in the wa
gon, andtlae spring following, ploushed
little, ufier The ground is hr"ken up. Il is
bad policy 20 work them hard until they
are neas four years old. for il they are
worked hSEd young. they soon become
slow and q not much value.
VS.. E. HARDY. Chairman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
from The Temperance Adroea.e.
REPORT

Of The ommittee cf The Nr,oberry AGri-
cultural Society, Oh Raising NUDES,
ISi2
Mr. President :-Asreeably TO your ap-
prin,mcu,. we, your Committee, make this
our Report on he best method of raising
Mules. In the frs, place, always select n
good Jack. and if you have good mares.
you mny reasonably expect good colts.
Dmrin. The season Of putting mares to n
! ok. il is hes, not TO ler them run with
other horses until the season is out, which
will make Them more certain TO prove with
foaI. 1t does not inure mare to work
moderately during the time she is with
foal. II is hest to let her rest month he.
fure and after she foals. Af.ed the colt is
fpaled, she should mol have any grain for
eight or ten days. have known mares
turned IN grain lots from the day the colt
was fualed produce scours in the colt, and
50 neimes kill it. The col, should suck
six or seven months. and when you ore
ready to weap it. shut the colt up in the
stable, and lei the mare remain in the lot
around The stable: by that means, the colt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
EDGEFHELD ADVERTISER,
w. F. DURIsoE. PROPRIETOR.
II r X N S

Z II w ~
Thrce Dollars per annum; y Paid IN
osrrnce-Three Dollars O. fity Cents
;S NO, paid before the oxIita,i"n Of SIX
Months from the date Of subscriPnon-
and Four Dollars if not paid within
twelve Months. Subscribers out o' the
S,a,o are required to pay in advance.
No subscription receivedt"riess than
ons uecr, and no paper discontinued until
all arrcarases are paid. .cxeeptat 'heop'
,iou Of the Publisher.
All subscription. will be continued
un,.,s otherwise ordercdbeforc the en-
p,rnrion Of the year.
Any ,,rson procuring hvo aueses'-
bers aud becoming responsible Tor the
same. mall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously insert
ed a, i2a cents per square, ll2 lines or
less, J for the first insertion, and ]3& cts.
far each continuance Those published
monthly. ,r quarterly will be charged
81 per square for each insertion. Ad.
yer,isemen,s nos having the number OF
insertions m arked on them, will be con.
,iuued until ordered out, aud charged
accordingly. -.
All:o.n ninic atoms addressed 70 The
Editor, post paid, will be promptly aud
strictly attended to.
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-.-''s P"S'eS ~ S~s''>>'
the shoulders: in this way, the blood will
be completely drained out. Scaldins is
performed either iu hossheads, or IN boxes
sunk in tho ground. The water is healed
with hotrocks. The rocks should be re-
moved before the scaldins begins.
AS we presume alrnos, every person
knows how 10 dissecl hog, we deem il
unnecessary to much upon tha, point. bit
would merely recommend that sharp
kuifc hc used, in order that the meat
may be rui smooth; for should il he hac.
gled, il will be more exposed To G!cs. Cur
The niddlings as large as he hos will per
nit, as you Cut, lay all the pieces o, the
same kind together, for convenience.
We are now ready 10 commence sailing
and packing away. 4 large table shnuM
be placed for sailing upon. and one bushr!
and half of sal, 10 the thousand pounds
is sufficient. Rub The salt on we'll with
the hand. and be careful to filI all The ere.
vices, andcovcr the ends OF the homes.
There exists some difference Of orininn in
regard TO the mode Of packing AWAY
Some prefer packing on plank. Others
mack in hogsheads, therefore yrrr COM
mi,ce will give both plans. When plank
is used, they should ne placed near the
floor or ground, OH pieces of timber, sticks
of wood. or something Of the kind. Pack
the middlings down, sn as to form circle.
with hollow in the middle sufficiently
LARGE 10 hold the joints. Pack the join,s
T. of, ,,t, oh ,nl n.
ribs and backboncs with sall. AMI lay Them
on top for immediate usc. The whole
should then be covered with baesing. wa
rou.sheei. or something of The kind. IN o'.
der 20 Keep out The flies. The heal aud
fee, should be made into souse, ar used
Immediately. When we pack in hogs
heads cfboxes. we place the midilings al
the bottom and thc joints on top, lha, they
NAV hc; convenient to be examined. In
the course Of six or eieh, days, the meat
should be examined 10 sec i:thc sal, has
taken effect 10 every part, aud ii there is
enough Of it on.
Four weeks is a sufficient time for mea,
10 lay in salt, unless The weather has been
extremely cold, in which case the salt will
not take eject so fast as in moderate wealth
or; consequently ii had better remain in
sal, week longer.
II is preferable TO hang up mea, in cold
weather, il possible, and The joints should
be hung With the big end up. As soon Us
il is hung up, The process Of smoking should
begin. This should be done with green
hickory wood, or chips from The pile. A
constant smoke should be kep, up. bul
care should he taken not to have the fire
large enough to heat the meal. Six or
cieh, weeks is sufficient time 10 cure it,
bu, we generally smoke il until the middle
or end Of February, at which time the
Joints should be taken down, rubbed well
with ashes. and then packed away either
in boxes 10 bulk. The hams are some
times sacked, which conduces very much
TO their preservation,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

Curious Ciyck:.--CIark in i,.rravcl- in
Scandinavia. saws. the most Curious thing
III the Cathedral of Luhrc. i, a clock Df
singular construction anh hi.h antiquity.
IL is calculated to answer astronomical
purposes. representa-. tic place oi the sun
and Eioon in the clcptic. The moons age.
pcrpclna! almanac. aud many other con-
rrivanccs. Tic clock, "a an inscription
sets forth. wns placed IN lhc church upon
candIcpas day. in Iio5. Over the face
OF II appear, an image OF our Saviour. and
un either side ni the image. arc folding
,!nnrs, 50 CONSTRUCTED as tr i!y open every
day, when til" cincH .irikc' twelve. a,
this hour, Il set of figures, representing the
twelve apostles. come from The door on
The lcl, hand Of the fgnrc making lis ohc-
diaucc. bv bowing is II passcsihat OF our
Saviour. and afterwards entering tho doors
on The rish, hand. When the procession
terminates. the doors close.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
Commercial.

AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.
Augusta Insurance and Banking Co. par.
Bank of Augusta. 90
Branch Stale o, Georgia at Augusta, g
Agency Bank oi Brunswick,
Branch Grorgru Rail Road, q
Mechanic Bank
Bank of 81. Mary's, %
Bank of Miedgcville Far G ! disc.
Bank of The 81. ut Geo. az Sav. par
Branches Of ditto par ''
Agency Of ditto, at Greensboro par
Bank uf Brunswick par
Commercial Dank. at Macon, par a
Geo. r. K. L. Bkg Co. Athens, par
Marine & Fire lns. Bank, Saw. par
Branch oG ditto. nj Macon, pur
Planters Bank. Savannah, par
Ruckcrs,ille Banking Comply. par a g
PhGnix Bank Of Columbus, O 10 I"
Ucnnlsec Bank,
Exchange Bank, Brunswick. lO is
Cenira! Bank Of Georgia. "a SO
Central X. Il. tS Big. Co Say. l6 20
Ius. Bk. OF Co!umbus, ~ Macon, q %
Alabama Nocs, as
H,uk of IIawk;nsyiilc. 90 IS
Charleston Banks, par.
Bank of Camden.
Bank OF Georgetown.
Commercial, Columbia.
Morcham,s ri Chcraw. %
Bamk Of Hamburg.
No Sale or Uncertain.
Bank of Darien aud Branches.
Bank Of Columbus.
Cha,lshoocl.ce Il Road i Banking Company.
Monroe K. Road IL Banking Company.
Planters aud Mechanics Bank, Columbus,
Western Bank Of Georgia 4. trme.
Drafts.
On New York. 40 prem.
Charleston.
Savannah. par a ! disc.
ph!ladslphia. prem.
Lexington. Ky. par
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

AIr. William Po'rdrr IS = promincn:
candidate for tn" office of Sheriff Of Balti-
more. In case oi his election, he would,
no doubt, keep his affairs in proper train
for adjustment, fot fear Of being bloirn up
by tho people. We DO no, know If MIR.
Powdcr is fond o! literature. but he should
by all means. palroniss the magazines: aud
i, would not harm him TO be n christian and
obey ull the odnons Of the church. Sup
pose this Sheriff should go of!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

4 rood Bank.-"What SORT Of hank
do you prefcr!' asked politician, upon M
eIcclioneering tour. Of q slaunch old lar
mcr.
"a bank. of EARTH" was the reply.
..Yes-but that will furnish no facilities.
"True-bu, i, vii! furnish bread, which
d belle.."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

"Wh0rs in a Nams?"-Cnll & Settle is
The name Of firm of Iailors in the interior
Of Pennsylvania. How Inappropriate!
We knew a firm in This State. that rcjoi-
ced in The designation Of Moon d Gun
They printed paper IN The western par,
Of the State, ill Neon changed his politics
and then Gun 'rert off, .aler' GG:,