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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
yoL. III. NO. ISL.
Great WING Meeting in Marlboro Chapel.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

BosToN, Nov s. 1S42
There was a strong rally of the Wings of Bos-
ton last night ct the Marlboro Chapel. They came
up by thousands, filing every part Of that great
cdifce, and manifesting by their enthusiasm full
determination to shake eff the sloth which, for
some time past, has too extensively prevailed
among them The speakers were j. H. CLIFFORD,
Esq of New Bedford, and JoHN c. PARK, Esq.
of Boston, both gentlemen of fine oratorlca pow
ers and possessing the confidence of the party
Mr. Clifford went somewhat at length into the
topics now most prominently before the people,
and upon which our State Election is to turn; CIV
ing the first place of course, othat great and vital
question, the Tariff. He stripped from the Loco
Locos the miserable disguises by which they are
attempting to conceal from the people thor I'M
placable hostility to that great measure. 1t was
1udicious Tariff that they wanted but they
would never condcscend to explain what they
meant by such language. Their shufiing and
equivocation on this point, Mr.. Clifford said, re-
minded him, of an anecdote of certain Captain
of a coaster trading between his own town of New
Bedford and the city Of New-York. He was :
man of exceedingly treacherou5 memory. One OF
his neghbors had taken bill of one OF the New
York Banks, the genuineness of which was so'ne-
what doubtful. The Captain was requested, as
he was about TO depart for the city, take the bill
and ascertain It's true character by inquiry at the
Bank. He promised to do so, but his memory
failed, and the promise was not fulfilled lie told
the man, however, that he would attend to the
matter next time without fail. Again he went to
New-York, and again he returned. His friend
called at once inquire what information he had OBJ
tained respecting the doubtful BILL The Captain,
TO his great modification, had again forgotten his
promise but he had not the courage to own the
truth. Why said he, hesitating. yes, called
at the Bank and they told me it was n toleraby
good bl-not very good, nor very counterfeit.
And so it is, said Mr.. c., with our opponents
Their ideas of a judcious Tariff are about as
definite as those of the Captain respecting the
bank bill
Mr. Park spoke with great fuency, and enlivened
his speech by several sallies of viii, which made
the audience exceedingly good natured and elici-
ted great applause.
Mr. Clifford, should have stated, gave cheer
ing accounts of the of things in the Western
part of the State where he has been work in the
cause for some time past
The Wings here are looking anxiously to yen to
set them an example on Monday next worthy et
being followed here the succeeding week. Your
success or defeat may seriously affect the result
but the Wings Of this State have no idea of being
beaten, even if Ncw-Yorl should fail in her duty.
Yours, HANcocK.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
City yINTELLIGENC NCE.

LAWYERS DlARY-This Day. November =
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos 46. III 1885, l2o, 49, 6, lo6 8, 4l76
49, 49, ls2, 1875, 1877, ss lS9, l9o l9l ls2 %
COMMON PLEAs-Part mos. 100, a., 10, % Al, S!-
''' 'N SATURDAY, November 5.
U. s. DISTRICT CouRr.-ln Bankruptcy-Be-
fore Judge Bets.
Dyc,sIosln the case OF Ande.J j. Mead the Court held
tha, debt contracted by voluntary or involuntary naA
rup ahoue yet payable must be cansiderea as o"
ing by him. and that the creditor such has an equal
rish, in with others and prove his claim.
ClRcUlr CouRT.-Before Judge kent
B,rit VS.. Conlstock-This the libel alluded 10
some days SINCE the trial of which delayed alter the
testimony had been submitted, by The illness OF Juror
The case was summed rp by the respective COUNSEL and
comprehensive view of The evidence and The law gwen oy
the Court in It's charge The jury lound for defendant
Henry Paresh vs. John Stroedsr.Mr p. bought, uAder
warranee pair match coac horses, which were said
be sound, and splendid locking animals, lie gave
$50 them One of the horses proved to bt aHt and
the defendant agreed replace him. but did no ana al Inc
tine caused him be sold al TattersalFS "here he
brought but $62 The plaintiff subsequently soG the nther
for $lh The present action for damages Verdict Tor
plain,if-Ssl6.
COMMON PLEAs.-This Court has bees much
occupied during the week grating papers ofnauraza
ton. passed about 600, nearly 500 of which were on
Saturday.
Peter Bates VS.. Daniel T. Uejser.-A plea of usury
SET up as defence against paying amounting to SEQ
About s. than legal interest asserted to have been
taken The plaintiff brought evidence OF denial and the
Jury had 10 judge as the conflict Of testimony Verdict
for plaintiff.
Stephen DGyiason vs Robert K RasseL-The plaintiff
mate ibelled vessel called the Besey, which had been
sent out from Delaware, aBd employed as lighter at Mo-
bile The owner gave bend and the case is bfou2 here
The claim was for S2g7. Verdict, Slo9 25
PeL1cE OFFIcE.-ATTZMPr To RoB a VESSEL.
~,
As Mr. w c. Faulkner. master OF The brig washington ~
ing at pier No. East RIVER was in hisberth at O'Clock this
morning he was aroused by he noise OF some person IN
the handling crockery &c and springins up
AMI lighting match, found there man who called hn.
self I'm Davis with OF the crockery coffee ware
ped up al the foyt ihe steps ready to be carried on m
sezed The fellow and bin 10 The watehouse' ana %
aay he was committed 10 prison
hoSGLARY-Last night the jewelry store o' fredsricA
Levy, NO Bowsry burgariously entered oy
open the trent window with chsel and robbed OF s-pu
worm OF breast prs, rings chains &c-he burglar
with his punder oil TIE neghbors next door, ho
was aroused by The noe, see what was lne
matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
THE TRIBUNE.
The Faria Triunp bant.

No party ties, no Regency bonds, no devotion 30
men and no hollow professions Of loud-mouthed
demagegues put to rest the cry that comes UP
from every corner Of the land for PRoTEcTIos TO
AMERICAN INDUSTRY against the Paupsr LABOR
of Europe 1t is heard, full and calm, above all
the clamor of party strife, and will reach the ears
and strike terror TO the hearts Of those who dare
oppose it, From the Western Distriot-that
which the Argus long since pronounced the Z" most
Democratic portion of the State comes news OF
daily desertions from the Loco-Foco ranks, be-
cause they cannot subscribe to their doctrines Of
FREE TRADE, RUINED LABOR and DIRECT TAxA-
rIoH Among the most prominent leaders is Mr..
w. A. LASGwoRTHY, heretofore one Of the most
eminent meni the Loco-Foco ranks, and for some
,irpe their candidate for the Legislature. He re-
Gently made speech before Clay Club in Roch-
ester, in which he declared that, though up to the
present contest lie had acted with the Loco-Focos,
he can go them no longer. The Democrat says
He deems their Free Trade doctrines no, only
anti Republican,, but destructive to the Industry
of the country-blasting to the hopes Of the An,e
rcan Mechanic and Laborer-and unworthy the
support of any man who wishes to see Home La
Dor prosper He declared his unequivocal adhe-
sion to HENRY CLAY and PROTECTIVE TaRIFE,
aud his remarks were received with cheers which
made the welkin ring again"
VERMoNT.-The Legislature of this State has
agreed upon the plan of Districting the State for
the choice of Members of Congress. 1t will give
three Wings 10 one Loco Foco, as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s

Charles Brugere lae firm of C. Brugiere Co, u'er-
chants, n. Y.-Jan IA.
William Brugierc, do do Jan. H.
John II. Smh, late merchant, n Y.-Jan. a.
Samue r. Childs, physician, n. Y.-Dec. 10
Ward Newman, late leather dealer, N DEC
Leonard Il. Coles, late fra OF Coles Berry, diers'
williamsburg -Dec.S
William T Brown, late firm OF Brown Urquhart, mer-
james Mitchell, ale firm of s. 1 J. Mitchell, Nantucket,
now OF n. DEC s.
Thomas r. Park, Rye, Weschester Co:--Dec
Robert C. Hartshorne late merchant, n. N.-Dec s.
Samuel S. Kelchum Shawangunk.-Dcc 3.
Robert B. Foger, physician late firm OF + X H. fesef'
N. Y.--Dcc. TO-
Robert c. Bell, late firm of Terry Bell, ship joners,
N. Y.-Dec.
Joseph Cooper, late merchant N. Y.-tCompu!sory.i-
Dec. !.
Apollos Stiles. late firm Of Thompson Stiles, N Y
Samuel S. Hill. broker NJ y.
Heary Miller, n Y.
Abiiah Smith late firm of Smith, Swift Fairchll1
Peter G. Barker, late firm OF Barker Morgan, ny.
John c. Howard, of Williamsburg. late of Connecncn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

REMEMBER EK!-Comproler Flagg sold the Ithaca
and Oswego Railroad, which cost half million OF
dollars, for $500! By this operation the State
los, more than THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS! When the Collector comes rouad for
taxes will not the taxpayer remember this fact :?
Loco Foco otice-hoaers make it point to enrich
the few at the expense of the many. Some dozen
of wealthy men reap the benefit of this enormous
sacrifice? but the people have to make up the loss
by direct tax Rochester Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

INDICTMENT FOR DUELlNG.-On "Wednesday
last the Grand Jury for Buragten county, New
Jersey, found true bills agnins; Robert A. knap
and Alexander G. Rhind, as principals, and John
Guest, .jr. and John Downs, .r. seconds, in a
duel fought on Burlington Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

IRON STEAMsHIP.-The work on this vessel IS
progressing rapidly, and, as we learn highly to
the satisfaction of the experimenting officers of
the Government. gentleman OF professional
skill and of much scientific information very re-
Gently paid visit to Kingston, in Canada, where
the British are putting up an iron steamer made in
England He saws that the work on the London
vessel cannot be compared with the one now build
ing here, either in beauty of finish, cxactness OF
fit or quality ofiron. [Pittsburg American
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
aEw-y0EsEs TUESDAY TORNHNG NOVEMBER 8. asaS.

TIE ADVENTURES or CAPT. JoHS SMITH BY the Author
of Uncle Philips Conversations D. Appleton Co.
2sO Broadway
This is the sec.nd number OF the admirable Sc
ries of works the Appletons have in progress OF
publication under the title of the Library for my
Young Countrymen." tits admirable biograPh-
ical sketch and will prove, both by itself and as
one Of the series, of eminent service in the cause
of mental developement.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08


nr Mercantile library Associniion.-Six-
,eenlh Annual COURSE OF LECTURES to be delivered
at the Broadway Tabernacle, 1925
INTRODUCToRY-An Grafton on the occasion ei the
Twenty Second Anniversary of the Association on WE'D
NEsDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th, 1912, by CHARLES
EAmES Esq, and Poem by PARK BENJAMIN Esq
The Introductory commence al xix O'Clock.
Nov. 15-oae Lecture. RICHARD H. DANA, Esq"
"Tbe importance of a right life to true apprec'a'
u0n of Literature, and the influence OF Li'era'dre on
Life
Nov o-one Lecture. RICHARD IL. DANA. ESD,
The character OF Hamlet"
Nov. o9-one Lecture. Rev. HENRY w. BELLOWS.
Dec. 6.-one Lecture o. a. BROwNSoN, Esq.
.Goyernmeni-its origin, organization ana end
Dec ls-One Lecture. ELluU BuERITT, Esq.
The indispensable character and hecessliy OF popu-
lar Lec,uresin view OF the present and prospective
wants of the community"
n., so-Oo- Lecture. GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq.
Genius is the expression OF the spiri, OF the age
Dec a7-oae Lecture. CHARLES ocoNNoR, Esq.
sThe advantages resulting 10 Society irofi the study
and practice OF the art OF Public Speaking
Ian. a-ope Lecture. RICHARD H. DANA, Jr, Esq
..The Foundation OF Influence
Ian. l7.-one Lecture Rev wM II. FUitNtSs
The Characteristics of Genius"
Ian. a,-One Lecture. JOHN NEAL ESD
..The Rights OF Woman.
Ian s,-One Lecture. JOHN NEAL, Esq
General Reading
Feb. 7-one Lecture. WM. NJ. EVARTs, Esq
1.-The service OF Political Economy IN The advance
u.ent OF Society,"
Feb l4-One Lea,nre. Rev, HENRY 6lLhs'
THE Spirit OF Irish History"
Feb. ol-one Lecture. Rev, HENRY GILES.
.The Genius OF Byron"
Feh 9g.-Onr Lecture RALPH WALDO EMER>oN'
Esq.
u,rcb7-oae Lecture RALPH WALDO EMERSON
The Lectures will be delivered on TUESDAY EVEN
ING OF each week
TERMS FOR THE COURSE.
rjck.t atimitliug a member and lady. Two Dollars
do do non-member and lady. Ihree poIius % l,'i.
Lady's Ticket. one DoudI
A:Tickel admitting Lady aud Gentleman 10
sagle Lecture. 'snI
Tickets are % erabe and must IN all cases be eNhiD
tied at the door
The doors viii be open quarter before seven cioch
The Lectures will commence halt past seven oclo:h
Tickets may be had at the Library a, Wiley Putnam
No l6I Broadway al Bartlett Weord's, No. 2s Broad
way: a, william A. lie Blancs No. ST. Broadway; and
a the door of the Tabernacle the evening OF The Lectures
Members Will Obtain their Tickets at the Library
BY order CuTHBERT Z. eoRDoN,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
Clinton Hall, Oct. slst, 1872 e oSi
NJ rgercantile library Associafion.-
TwENTY.SECoND ANNIrER>ARY.-Thi Annser-
sarv will be comu,eraorated on WEDNESDAY, November
9th. sy an GRAFTON, POEM and DINNER.
The Grafton (hy CHAS. EAMES, Esq.l and the Poem
" he delivered
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
ASS ocIATIoN:

u TIE editorstp Of these columns is distinct from, that
of 7e Tribun: Address ttes, paid, toA BRISBANE
Rssideaee, &c Leonard street Ne-r- York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% The article on ASSOCIATION, prepared FOR
this days paper, is deferred until tomorrow. 1t
will be an extract from Fourier, on the :" Social
Chaos Of the Globe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

MeeIing.-The meeting OF the Fourier Association
called for THIS Evening, postponed Until Friday Evening
The business Association will be entered into
after the Lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

Lectnre.-A Lecture will be delivered before the Fou
rier Association Friday Evening next, Al Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
"UTJ,S TRVSSES.-Notice to Rup-

NgORIsON'S Hygeian Medicines
way New-Yory, is making improper use OF hiessrs
Mcrison Co.'S appointment for TIC sale q tbe,r Neil
Sananos Is not authorized tG sell MoRlS0N'S PILLS
in New-York and thai HesSrs. Morfsons opy Agents in
New-York ara Messrs. FIRTH L HALL, Of Eo. Frank
lin square trorl whom alone the Medicines be had
uine. tslgHedl MDtIsoS Gu.
Dated British College OF Health, Nav Road, lJsndon,
June 18th. 1872 iy9r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

BY Special Appointment
TOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
AZ TO THE QUEEN.-CAuTfoN.-Fh high cbarac.
Ter Of these Pens induced the attempt on The part OF
SIR Gl-t but upon the pnbEr an Inferior aftlcie
bearing the mpe7d name thus aos ontang the ~ ma.
nnnished appearance and the yey common style h which
il is pu. up. -, ~, cr.
"Joseph 9otfs Patent, OF Joseph Gstt, warranted "
and thai each gross bears fac smie OF hls Signature.
THE above nay br had, Wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
iyl5 ly 81 John-ssreel. corner Cf Gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
,ZEn HARDWARE PAPER

~ ao ;cbes 100 -earns; 24 By 81 DO, 100 realos
-. 20 90 10 80 reamS Pine Hanging Paper, laeo los,
~ ~ ~ ty,es vide superior srtiie Green Hanging Papor,
aao 81 Jgs 20 81 S. 81 ard s. inches wide. 200 gross Bon
D. & Roards bue and white. 40,D0 lbs Trgr. Boards.
loo Binders Boards All kinds Paper manufactured at
"a auas II GAUNT & DERtICKsoS, l5s seuth-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

HusT's MERCHANTS MAeAz1NE.-A biograPh-
cal sketch of the late Judge HoPK1s5oN of Phila-
delphia, every where known as the author OF Hal
Columbia, is the first article in this number, and
is followed by five other original contributions OF
value and interest. Mr.. ]. Ewing Cooley, author
of the American in Egypt furnishes paper on
the Commerce of that country and in vindicatien
of the policy of Mehamet Ali Commercial Le-
gisla,ion Resources Of the United States, the
Laws of Iowa Territory concerning the relations OF
debtor and crediter Lights and Shadows of Mer-
camille Life and the Monthly Commercial Arti-
clc,' are the titles of the others. Twenty-Five
pages are devoted to an analysis of the Tariff and
catalogue of the articles subjected to duty 1t
is q number of great value.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

B3T The London Morning Herald thus concludes
an article concerning Mr.. Webster's Faneuil Hall
Speech:
"While we have Ashburtons to make present,
our brethren will never want Websters 10 ask one.
Our last generosity will not be thrown away upon
their modesty; and if the policy of peace-begsing
plenipotentiary missions is to be continued, per-
baPs it would save much of Mr.. Webster's valu-
able time, if instead of simply asking for our col
onial trade he was to ask once for the colonies
themselves"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

STEAMBOAT AccmENr.-The St. Louis Repub
hcan of the 25,h ut. says" The steamboat
Mermaid, in descending tue Mississippi yesterday
msrnng, sunk keel she had in tow at the mouth
Of the Missouri. The keel was laden with II 900
bushels of wheat for the New Orleans and New
York markets The whole was insured in New
York y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
5ORINTING INK MANUFACTORY

The subscriber has for upward of twenty-five years
engaged in Inc manufacture OF Printing lnb, during
which time has been used extensively throughout the
United States. His long peTience manufacturer OF
lax and likewise practical Printer enables him to fur
nis his typographical brethren thTougho The Union h0
may favor him with their cu,tom with LEX OF very supe
lnr quality, OF unchangeabe color, ard reasonable
terms The Ink is well calculated TO work the cempo-
ion roller all descriptions Of presses now in use
The subscriber likewise Ink O various e60rs,
viz Red, Blue, Green, &c.
Orders addressed his auuciory Frontstrret, be-
tween Montgomery ard Esst River,
will be punclually attended TO. GEORGE MATTER,
The above Ink is this paper. % I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

HEALTH OF rNEw-ORLEANs.-Th Picayune OF
the 28th saws: THAT ever-unweceme intruaer
Yellow Jack, has not yet cleared quite out. Two
cases Of yellow fever, which had assumed the most
malignant form Of the disease, terminated fatally
yesterday, in the Charity Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

SHlpwREcK--The schooner Ezra Wheeler,
Capt Gaudy, from Philadelphia, for Charleston,
s. c., was driven ashore on Folly Island Beach on
the 29th ult. She sustained considerable damage,
and had not been gotten off at last accounts. The
crew were saved
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

SuIclpE.-A young man named Daniel s. La
brce, aged about l6 years, committed suicide week
before las, at Dexter, Me. by hanging himself with
silk handkerchief. He supposed to have been
deranged His parents are highly respectable.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

FIRE.--We learn from Pomeroy & Co.'S az.
press, that the paper mill Of Mr. Paige. a, Little
Fails, Helkimer Co. was DESTROYED by fire on
Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

HuRRAH FOR RANKIN We learn from an un-
doubted source that lady in Rankin County gave
birth recently to FIVE large living children at one
and the same time. About a year ago, the same
person brought into the world four fine hearty boys
at one time The woman, we learn, is pious
Christian, and doubtless thinks il her duty to obey,
as far as she can, the command of the Scriptures,
!. Increase end mnltinv. Iallahassee Flor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

flRE,-We understand that the Mills of ~
Nurdeck, E.q,, in Plymouth, were destroyed by
fire on Thursday nigh; of last week. The est-
mated loss we do not learn, but are told that the
Chenango Mutual insurance Company suffers some
three thousand dollars. TChenanro Tel.eranb.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

An ARREsr.-Occasionally an old rogue in the
Post-ohce Department catches it. On the 2oth
instant. the y. S. Marshal arrested ex,Judge
Jackson, former Loco-Foco Postmaster at Bell
vile, Richmond CO., Ga, on a charge of robbing
the mail in 1899, and conveyed him TO Columbus
for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

~ Princeton (N. j. paper states that la.
boring men working among the farmers
In that region for twenty-five cents per day and
provisions found.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

70 ISRAEL Posr, SO Bowery, has commenced
tho publication in weekly numbers OF a new edit
ton of the Waverley Novels They are to be com
pete in 25 numbers and to be sold at % cents
each. Amid the nests of rev novels daily issuing
from the press, the immortal productions of ScoTr
yet retain all their popularity, and will forever
withstand the assaults alike of criticism and OF
time. Ivanhoe' and Guy Mannering, two Of the
La,,I I.,o olrood, hean issupd
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

WTANTED.-A situation as Servant in
w gGnteman's family, By respectable English
with the hest recommendations. Apply at $50 8owc-
~ nj ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
III EW-YORK REAL ESTATE EX-

DRITANNIA TEA SETS, &c.--We
have iust received y packet ship Oxford, new sup
Div OF Sheffield Britannia Urns, COFFEE Pos ana Lea
Which are offered for sale stold prizes, alttoDga "
tariff the duties Increased. - ,ts ,iy,,,os ,y-
As II respects our custom house dptle5 aao . aa
oyve 10 crsomrrs the rst have alrsa1y oee P' ~
and the latter we II erjeav9r 70 aES''i s. - ' ''
rnents Of politeness and attention. e,,oi Ware and
eonps q ID, aoss 1saae seaans aaa rsa Ms5s y ana
German sii'es o"oo'' 80 GE0aRDMAN x HARr,
Burling-sIip. foot of JoFn-strees.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% The Cincinnati Republican of Saturday
states that Henry Krsiz, n German and well known
umbrella maker on Wainutstrcet between Third
and Fourth, in that city, was drowned in the Ohio
river, near Jse Hcndcrson's, few days previous,
He lest his life in endeavoring TO save that of q
favorite dog, which fell from boat and which he,
sinsularly enough, feared could not reach the
shnre
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

TgNHE LARGEST, Chcapeor and Best
IL assortment OF CORSETS is 10 be found at NO. 4io;
Pear-stree ~ Y Country and CITY Merchants supplied
on liberal terms ALEXANDER SAMSON,
Importer and wholesale dealer in Cosets,
ol9 Inn 4tSt PenrIsreet ". y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

HENRY Lorr, Secretary.
asS RICsIRp p DUNN. SURVEYOR
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

j, have already been issued.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-10
From The Norfolk Beacon


Our exchange papers from every section speak IA
vorably Of the present harvest.
The Hagerstown Telegraph says The prospect
of an abundant harvest at this season.
cheering. Every crop-wheat rye, oats, barley,
grass, &C., which sufficiently advanced to form
correct opinion of their product-gives the most une
quivocal promise of very heavy yield.
The Philadelphia North American of the lst inst.
says We observed number of mowers engaged
in cutting the first crop of grass in several places
between this city and Chestnut HILL This is about
ten days earlier than common /.
The Richmond Enquirer says We have hereto
fore alluded to the precocity of the regards
fruit, vegetables and flowers. We have simi-
lar illustration as to the grain crops. We learn from
distinguished farmer in Chesterfield, (Ampthill)
that he commenced his harvest on Thursday last, and
he says Of his neighbors has surpassed him, hay
ing not only cut and shocked his wheat, but poughed
up his ground and planted corn, thus producing two
of the staple crops on the same land in one year.
Perhaps the earliest wheat cut the James river is
near Presque Isle.
The Rochester Post says;-From all quarters of
the vast region surrounding Western Lakes, the
cry is now that never before there such pros
pec for an immense harvest The growing grain is
spoken of as looking wei and all accounts concur
in saying that, through large sections of the West
the quantity of wheat growing is double or treble
what was ever produced in one season.