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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
rrU.;,,d state. EIprc-s Mail for Albany

AND BUFFALO-With view TO give IKE s s'es.'s' - ~,
communication og the great Western Route from I'M, 'y
The Pe,maser General has established regularly .No,n
Messengers attached the department., from tl' wy ~
Buffalo under ths inmcd ate supsnntendence o the u'
signed 10 commence on the 10Th INST 80
To carry ont TO the fullest possible extent these views OF
III. Pos,aser General letters will be received on podru
the REGULAR O'Clock Mail Boat, land, II desired P',ge
ca ha paid from 4. O'Clock Z. W. up To the tmt o. ~.
d,pature Tor Albany Troy and the intermediate points dso
ON board the O'Clock boat TOR Albany and all places Ne'
snt for Trov from 81 O'Clock r up 10 r time oi It's dt'
par1urr All letters deposited in the Post Once o III, Wy
Tor the .clock Mail directed 80 Ai5a%, anu TO- ", 80.
Hpf,lo and Intermediate places, Will be tor"ardtd from
Albany by the Express Mall under the charge oil 'he same
Msssengsrs -. ..
pnbc potc, i therefore hereby given OF the above ar
,.n.re.t and all prrsous concerned rely spon the
nr,,sng dlteuce with which all mail matter wi be ior-
warded as above in the shortest possible space o' uuc "
WIN ~ T. JEROME HUMPHREY,
General Mail Agent
New.York July 18th. 1872 ViS Z"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
CEARsS BIBLE BIOGRAPHY

- With sn new and beautiini snrsss,es I1 ~ cIsr
sn,lv honnd in ,i and Uttered -prer 9ni1 = q.
s Te.rhsr. and psrents Te-p.ftiuiy ,riue..'n
s,,,I and e.an,ioe ths nv snd eiegsm soonr s'"'
vant@S. H. otpN~i - Ssu.yoek civ.
fv~ I<s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

Arrived YEsrEEDAY.
Ship Hele,pou Fills, u ds i'm Havana, with mdle To
Sp,frori. T'ission .Co. .
ship John Mntgrr, s,srk, ,; is FIN Neworieans IN
cotton 10 johnson ksWd"n.
Brig Emerald Chs,nherland. IN Lube, With plaster.
Bng Democrat, Hs-es, a. I'm Savannah win iuIoe''
Brg sabine. MeriI j3 Il. I'm Tob.'c., vIh mdle {"
Ne.mith Leeds. -, NJ. III.
scbr Fin n Roeeis, Crane, ds I'm York River with
sebr " Movsra,. Hoffman, d I'm Virginia with
wood. 70 erder. -. ,.,i f,.3, ~
order .,., nth ,,.,,
schr M-gunuccok, Trim, 25 d, I'm ST Marks with eo"o"
Scbr Mary Hammond Norwood. is ds TN Por Leon RIA
with cOtina. IN master. -, ,-.
Schr John Fairfel ID. Leland. I'm Lube, with pasler
Sshr David Smith, Mason, I'm Virginia with "oou' 70
Scr paort l. Chichester, James River, with wood to
Schr Bergen Latoure,te Baltimore, with four toJehn''
ton L0~den I'll, -, ., { t,u,,.-
Sohr Kempton Osborn im Norfolk, win tooacso' 10
Sture.s Clearmsn
schr (;eorgiana. Sm IN, in Virginia
Schr Director, Post, I'm rginia
Scbr yictoris ROgari, fH Virginia.
Scbr Amos Birise Birdseli TN Virginia
Scbr Victoria, soper I'm Virginia
Sobr Imperial Reed. fn Darien, Geo, with cotton 10
master -,
Schr Cad-us. " iluingten, c. with naval stores' 10
Cook L Adams -
schr Direct Briggs, fin Baltimore, with mdze, toJ n
Briggs
BELOw-l ship, bark and brig.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
rruni,ed s,nte. EIPre.. Vail FROM NV

YORK TO BIOS rON-WI We" 10 sI!t IN Lue K.e'
Inc Communication bet wesn Boston aud this CITY, Tue Post
Master eener. has established regularly sworn Messeo-
ger. attached the Department from th' Guy 20 'osp,'
under the immediate superlnicnuehCe o VIC
To commence the ~ h inst , t -,
To carry out % fullest possible extent ur,e view" OF
tho Po.t Master General lers Tor Boston, PIoFd 'ce an
Nv Bedford will be received on board the regular ,
o'clock NAL Boat and if desired. postage can be padl
from past isclock up to 'he une o' u ''
Public notice i therefore hereby given Of the above ar
r,,re,net and all persons may rely upon the ncr a'ng
dljSence with whcu all mail matter WI be- iorwafdra as
above in the possible space OF lms and v ia Tue
General Mail Agents
A.. Vol rriv 18Th ls42 yls lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
HrrM an CuEAP CROCkERY

.TnpE M II CAIIifkl\f->I., near tnatuaih
No. a W hr found Ons o ihe largest and ~ AZ.
S,ei .,o-k. N the ciy, includiag many n,~ psr's ~
-, - ye, -.t. cot snd plain Gass tia u, Astral snd
tr ann. &c China "a SETS, OF new shsse very
" ,.ar ,r,ice Those in want Will hnd Il on o0ect "
III a., 4 ~ramtne before purcha.ing Jyi4 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
ELASTlC CASSIMERES and Fancy
IL French Drillngs, at the ,,,,,,.,,
NEW-YORk CASH TAILORING EsIAbLish"hNi


lt2 Fulton. street, near Broadway,
Gentlemen in want of superior article IN the way o'
nan, ,oon are NV ted to c. and examine our styles o ea
s,eres and drngs purchased within the last week tor
r,,h and can shed greatly redcced prices a
GOOD assortment of French sud English Sis ana shi
v,,pg with our usual assortment OF West si England 1ns
French black and fancy coorcd cloths cassmeres ami vest
prS Our good, are all bought for cash and We ohef
great Inducements 10 c,,h customers AMI cannot accomno
date those in want credit. our motto : cash on delivery
and no abatement IN prices le29l j. G. booih' As'"'
GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
j, prepared with hi usual extensive assortment oi 81
.onable Goods, to orders for garments IN sN'
which % coport with any house IN the iraie at p''
which must oArr 10 those paying ready money
Attention , solicited the style OF Pantaoon' iurh'ne
At th, establishments particular care directed 10 th'
department, with the view of giving entire sasao,on'
Drlmg,. Gambroon, French and Engl'h ELASTIC 'aSs-
merrs great variety. go, ,o.. st ,,
Fancy Dress articles including sin and satln scarf va
vats Uandkerchef, Gloves Hosiery, susPender'' >hr
'''' " "' ~ WM 7. JENNINGS.
i,2 lr,is 30 Broadway, American Hoi'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
Jo.aa Il Chords. sucuor~.r
H4 BANGS. RICHARDS Il PLtTT,

u r*DAh. Hul ~. ..f. a4t I.|0s .ns tsyS
IRknT 'sLf.-t,t nrNr rrgn Ter Tfsdr sale will
n4srce a. ihc above ate- T. ~ be o.uiac,l urifr tie
reguli' H, asa lnis no direction of Committee
10. Taie n, tfrrfof1rc. tnu nnsrf. of Books.
f1rsly >trr0gt @tss and otter ara. - -onn~cted
y fh tie Boz ITstr respectfully sn.r.-rt IN. IN
VOICES ,heai he SHE'D hy the l5h OF July When the
Calalogue VII O., pai pres Liberal casl ad,ssccs viii
he made Ou receipt cf goods
Ar PsiyArE >aFF-Ihr follow .ng vaIrahe Strreotypr
Plato a., h. .I low sr account rf he MorgsgssSir.
Ntruarsl Die. goo ur.tg Nirr' az, ~ Nos roy
81 s,o sr.y aN anf complete or'rr M'rN air, Nov
* N ,a. S.fp nearly aut cumT ctr ORDER 1had
deus of wa~>w vol, 5iao. Gul>lt llsiory oi Rosne.
vo,s Sana Ma.ls' >ccct Hymns, Baron Msnchausen.
Al0nto Moss.
Al PRIV ATE SALE,
yolne of tle hlne p1Irt. c'1ii lins NE year
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
MONEY MARKET.
soI.. nj the stock Exchange, JmIy %.


O sales at the SECOND Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

j. The July No. Of the SouIhers Litern-
~ Messenger : received am tor safe d' 'hi' once
Ngtut> supu,,r,l. Sngle numbers ~ cents
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
posr OrrIcF NEwyeRK. July II, 1912
,-r:.l =. 20. = xurc.s Wall FROM NEW

FOsT .-,7,,-
rrUn;,ed o. ties Express Wall FROM NEW
WORK IND BO> rO\.-Thr Post Master General WIN .
view io tbe accommodation Of the public and 10 increased
Ie.nat,h and security ha. established an expires, wan 10
e,,e,- ,.i n Messengers will be employed under th' M
ny, r,;atc snr an and drrctonIf MEssRs HassDtN y
Co. carrying the Mails 6et"eet rs ~ i.,i Az ~
carse the delivery at the earliest possible time Ltutis y"
be received on board the >tonisgien Line oI HWal,' -
vlcb ,arres The Mail via Slonngton and Providence 10
Bo,lon from past O'Clock until The um'e oi dePauIe'
dnr,ny which tins postage be ad-leites VII oe re-
ceived al this office up to o'clock, r. D. iuls d'''s
ment will 90 into operation on the 1fh inst. , a,
iyil I'm JDHN LoHiHr" '"'''''' - -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

IT =. pr;-seru,-A Printing

on MlSNErisN and Asrso>osf a rePY'ael 80 oS
une i, publ! .hed in a neat pamphlet anu 'o soe d. ~
zee. fnce 81 g nts. or - cent. pcr uole-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
ciEAREn YEsrERpAY

B,rques Virginia Sinclair IAianzas. Hcsland Aspin-
vail Ae,andre r. ,enchl Rilari. Havrr, - gnrie.
Brip. Pallss, Havoc. Norfolk. Nesnlh. Iced, Go
Clvdr fBrl spencer. HslsI =, Thomas Winn,eu
Sahn,k.nts ullrien. Malaga. Brett No.c Ladv Hun
iington fBrl Cenetts. Grepada via Yarmouth " VI Co
dei -,
Schr. Pomfrei Cra:'t-ec. Boston. W Lewis lngeman'
span Mslbcry. Ba,a'oa Lasala Co
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

A. nany Of my Friends ana f'ntrons
are urdrr he impression that have removed, w"nld
correct The mistake hv informing them that am sui at os
Chamber. >rert and that neither Mr Cunning t"ho i a,
s,i u nh me IN the Lusinessl myself have uten-
ton ol removing at present JOHN NJ hDhib
tl Inns DENTIST, 60 Chambt r~st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
10. ofO. F.-The Raiabow, this

ing " contain Bro. Bnttans Address ODD Fellowship
Pequan)ok Lodge combination of the thrilling tale
OF Pacdu the Almoner an Essay Destiny of our Coun
ir, Original Papers; The Man that the Dog Barked at
Original Poetry General Mscellany complete List oi
lodges; Clippings, sc.
For sale AKor, l6s Bowery; Mootry's, 20 Division
street., Young, 558 Grand Ashmead Lodge Room II Di,.
SOM Hughes 81 Catherine. Price cents per number,
s. year. Office lO7 Fulton-stfcet
W. L. T. b NERSFELT < Co
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

y photographic I.ikenessr., by an improved
DdgucrtOype process. 10y VI ID VAN LOAN, corner os
Chambers >tfett and Rrua!wW ~ ylS In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

NotiCe.-Oiiicc of the New-York and Albany Rail
road Co. No Park Pacc-The President anu Director
Oiitr NeWi orb and Albany Kilrosi Company WI break
ground the hnc Of tcr ROAD ~ Dutchcss County on The
"a August Quaker ul, the Of Putings, at
The Ol the CrDtoh River Kcsseld,r County on
the ih of August the cty OF Iroy and IA Westth.s
ter County August, in the town of Newcastle
on the land OF David Mogci By order.
va n JOS. r.. BLOOMFIELD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
: The United Irishmen, THriR

TINss-1his important work. the announcement of which
small interest in the public mind published
" morning N triple Number ef the New World. Con-
IA sug does many particulars Of the rise and progress
cue Irish Rebellion of '93 before made public, i
81 be eagerly sought aisr by all classes OF people who
take an interest that pslortunae contest for Freedom II
r for sale by our Ncs Wolip friends Al the exceeding low
price of = which will scarcely be felt even in
ths.e eht tmes We advise all U purchase copy. q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
New Bo,anicaI Tc.I Beok.-The Bola


J. New Botanical Text Beok.-The Boian-
cal Text Book oc Colleges Schools, and Private Students
comprising.
Part l. An introduction 10 Structural and Physiological
Botany.
Part H. The principles of Systematic Botany. with
account of the chi natural families OF the vegetable hing
dom and OF the principal ohcna otherwise
ul plants Illustrated with numerous engravncs on wood
Bv A.a Gray, VI D. Fisher Professor OF Natural History
mn Harvard University. &C Just published and for sale by
,,n t0 DAYTON NEWMAN, l99 Broadway.
II FDentistry.-HARNEY BuRDELL, NJ D.. Den
. toruprly at 81 Chsmberssireet,) las removed To No
,s Bruadway corner of FrankinsrseL DR. b. attends Ia
Ali The branches OF dental profession usual Je~ Inns
WI N ~ ---
IAN Infant 10 be given away-AEy respect
at. marred cospe feel desrous of adopting nieT
c.lng infant TO bring up Their own, Will hear OF an ep-
por,u ity hy addressing X. {. D. Upper fost otce A.
ie infant i without father poher, il is hoped that those
adopting II will proyesuch towards H. Jyo u
II Boarders Wanted.-A tsw respectable board
ers wanted al 80 Wakerstreet. near broad"ay Jy. I'm
rrC>od X onrd and pleasan. Rooms can be ob,. ned
=, No SrI,s.t " Jel7u
IFrench Lanyua ge.-The suoscnnet Son"hue' coo ,.n
TO give upon ht c,ebatcd system oi he ise ~"
'a"''A "e'''"'' 20 /. MINEsCA DURAND
Morning Class 70 DOW forming Je" IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

j sewers and Vaults made o( Hydraulic Lime
viii be sirung ana drrdbc II made NJ the best
hydraulic Cement. AT much saving of time aud but
fourth 81 the expense Hydraudc Lme but about
af and M make twice a. much mortar the Hydrau
lac cement ~ Jels Ii Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

lnmphinc Oil, SPIRITS and irpro'ed Burner, 10 Ia
FaVes Hall ,97 Broadway opposite Nblos at prces IL
duc,d nearly ~ per cent q w McCkhDN' u
1 "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

j. Honng Wen TO ihe RcscWe.-The Young
Mems Cold SpuDg Temperance 30 leiy Will hold ucu
R.g,lsr Meeting their Hail. 145 sprng srce., 1hs
Eyeniug Ju, =. The meeting viii BE- addressed by Mr.
Akmds and Mssler Hopper AMI >verd other Dung iner
wl redie their exNriencs There Will be ever -de
.ung by ID. Young lsdes The young Inen and all
abb to the cause are invited To- attend.
THOMAS HARRI>O ON, Prcsdcnt.
A A. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Sold a, 40 Broadway.

"A New NOvel.-Persons IN the City who wish to
suusc friends the cOuUtry would do well 10 get
tbc Parsons the capital new novel which may % had al,
se \.,S world OGc- 40 street for only shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

soman Tie and made rateT watertgh for seven cents
foot or paved with CenI~ut concrete, tor ten dollars
1r the bulk or space OF thOu>sndhflck
iv.Otr ABIJAh SMITH ~ Hamltonst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
]. GKTSt ON,
VALENTINE MOTT.

lrAGair NIL be ht ld on the Grounds OF Rev Rob
-r Ballon Pelham Prory, New Rochelle, on Wedne>-
d the nh and Thursday the 18th inst aid IN the ercc.
ton OF - scopal Chapel ior Pelham The Far VIII be
open from n 10 o'clock.
The price oi each article will be marked on Il.
Il the weather shonld prove uniaNorable on the 7h, tie
Faf VIII bs opened the first fair day and continue two
day, Reire shulegts OF Kinds VIII be provided al
reasonable prices - =, ,
Tho steamboat Fai, field Capt Peck, viii leave New York
nom Fulton Markel.sp ior ewRochelle, wednesday
The IN fair and II the rst tar day thereafter at
aoclock A. VI. and returning leave New-Rochee at =.
VI Fare 81: cents way.
PtlAana July ~, lsi2 JyH ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

j. Masters or Vessels and Others arriving at this
Pou vii oblv US by gvlag 10 Adrian Bancker, Jr. Who
our News Collector, all packages files and reports &c,
Tor this paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
DUELLING-nn. Fn.rr1m-

When DR.. Franklin was in England, jus, prior to
the American Revolution. he was ono nigh, in one
Of the Coffee Houses OF London, in company with a
party Of literary and scientific gentlemen, who
greatly admired his conversational power, both for
lts strength and originality. A stranger, who was
IN cled with a most offensive odor but liked the
Doctors conversation, come into the box where the
party were assembled Franklin proposed that his
friends should remove to another box TO escape the
hcrrd smell; they did so, but the stranger followed
lhem-ugain, ut Franklin's instance thoy removed,
and again he followed when, tho Doctors patience
getting thread bare, he said to the stranger that he
would be obliged 70 him not TO follow them again,
Tor his scent 50 offensive It could not be borne
lie Of the smell took II gross insult, and ohnl
lsnged the Doctor the next morning, who replied,
by saying to the offended party, that "If accept
your challenge, VIC fight, and you kill me, shall,
IN few days, smell as badly as you do noW-ifI
kill you, you will, DPossibs, smell worse than you
do al present, in neither case can sec how any be-
nelcau result to ourselves or others, and therefore,
decline the challenger
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
me IArR Gnv- nARRonn.

In default Of bthuing notice, which We expected
Of the life and character Of the late James Barbous
from an accomplished pen, We copy sketch from
the Baltimore American. Few public men have led
purer lives and 10 none, with moro truth Than 70
him, can be applied tho line Of Horace;
MaHis ne bonus febfis occfdh.
HE private character was blsmels's-"nd ." 'ne
whole course Of HE distinguished public career an
arden, patriotism and noble disdain ofsel' PerVadsd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16

Meeting OF the Citizens OF Richmond will be held n,
the Exchange Room, MONDAY NIGHT, the eo,h ,ns, 70
take into consideration the depressed condition OF the na
nufaeturnS Interests, and take such the SUB
iect may be deemed espedicnt. .i,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Thomas II. Dickinson, Englishman, has been
arrested in Boston, for robhing the tomb Of the De
Wolf family, at Bristol, r. l., recently lie must
have been one OF Doris patriotsl
In .iniique.-A turtle has been found near Bos
ton, with 1897 marked upon his back The gem
tIeman who picked It up, iounl the same turtle /
years before, within a few rods OF the same spot.
BosToS STocK-The following sales were made
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21
.V'OTEG'E.

~
 WY l.. BIDDER gives notice that he has w succeeded the late T. Kidder in the preparation of the Conway Medicines, and will hereafter give particular attention to the preparation of the following established articles, the celebrity of which precludes the necessity of a re- republication of the numerous certificates now in the hands of the proprl- etOr.
 Dr. ycbb's Liniment-M enlarged Bottles.
 For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Chil- plains, Numbness, Stiffness in the Joints, &c. The relief is immediate, and cures ire quently in t,oenty four hours, although of years standing and thought incurable.- Price 37 1-2 cents.
 ReLfe's Asthmatic or COnsumptios Pills. Prices 9 cents q Bor-give immediate reIicf. Cure the most obStinaLe coughs. Common Colds frequently removed in q few hours!
 Albion Corn Plaster.
 This plaster never causes the least pain, although it dissolues and draws the corn out by the rootS-but gives immediate ease as soon as applied. Price 9 cents Box.
 Dumtries' Remedy for the Piles.
 One of the best and most thorough reme- dies known for this troublesome complaint :; Price 75 cts. for two Boxes, Ointment and Electuary or 37 1-2 cents for either where but one is wanted.
 Dumtries' Eye. Water. For Sore or Inaamed Eyes-nothing known gives such immediate and comfortable relief -and in some exceedingly bad cases, the most unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the use of this EYE WATER, after erery other remedy had failed. Persons who have used it, pronounce it without hesitation the best preparation for these complaints they have ever me: with. Price D cts.
 *.+ Full and ample directions accompany each of the above articles.
 E Prepared from the Original M. S. Re cipe of Doct. w. T. CONWAY by w. l.. KiDDER, immediate successor to the late T. Kidder. by whom they are for sale at his Counting Room, No. 66 State Street, corner of Merchants Row, Boston. And also by his special appointment, by Eli Mygatt, Danbu- ", D. Smith & Co. New-Haven, and by Druggists generally in all parts of the Uni ted States-aud at the sign of "DRUGS & MEDICINES" Litchfeld, G., ly5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21
LIEcIGITeId Enquirer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY C. ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months.
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year, payable above; To companies less than six, $l 75 per year, payable as before. 9 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except ut the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be- fore the expiration of year.
 RrADvERTIs1NG. One square. three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for one or more squares.- Half square, 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l OO
 Commissioners Notices, D
 All communi cations must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21

A MODERN HERcuLEs.-Mons Paul, cele- brated throughout Europe as the strongest
 man living, recently arrived at New York; This wonderful man, il is said possesses not only the strength of Hercules, but is ac
 knowledged to be the best jugger and balan
 cer of heavy articles ever known. His in- credible teats off muscular power and dexter Ity u we tor many years acquired for him the tnir of "The Sorcerer of France" He IS now performing in Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia. The Spirit of the Times thus describes some ot his astonishing feats of strength :-" He placed his body in posi- tlon so as to form carnage for cannon weighing 800 lbs, the weight of which he sustained with perfect ease. He then form ed platform, on which were placed 1900 lbs weight, which he lifted by the strength of his back. He next fastened bandage around his loins and across his back and shoulders, and then two horses were harness ed to him while he stretched himself flat on his stomach, on a platform, and they were unable to move him from his position on the contrary, he moved along on his belly, drag ging the horses after him. Then two horses were attached to rope of 36 strands, but their strength could not break it. The same rope, however, was broken with perfect ease by the main strength of this modorn Hercu- les. He also picked up two stout men, and swung them around till they became dizzy and reeled as drunken men, when he put them down."-Boston Transcript.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21
TAKE TIME BY THE roRELocK.

As your COWS will, in all probability. suf- fer for the want of pasture from about the 2Oth of August till frost, take time by the forelock wand put an acre of good ground in corn and millet sown broadcast. By so doing you will secure enough green food for them to enable you to keep them up in your barn-yard at night; add vast quantity of the very best manure to your pile, increase the product of your dairy, and carry your cows through the fall in good heart-and we need not tell you, that these are considera- tions which should be near and dear to every farmers sheart-Baltimore American.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21

The Ladies.-We go for the ladies out west, for they have resolved not to marry a man who does not take a newspaper and what is still better. they won't let fellow look at them if he owe the printer more than one year.-ErchGnge paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21

The marriage of MT. Stephen Locke, to Miss Lucy Cheek, both of Cincinnati, is pro. nounced to be a bonafide case of lockja,o.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
No. 60.
For The Baton Roaee Cexeffe.

Mn. Eo1ToH.--Ia8t week fas is my annnrf
%cnsteln) visited various plantations in this
parish, Tor the purpose Of exafniHing the crops.
method OF cultivation, etc.-~an6na them, the
plantation of Dr.. w. b. Scott, and would adj
wise all planters, WHO arg Iesaftd OF a titrf
soil, to do likewise, and team assure them they
VIII return to their homes with new euef2;,
satisfied that if Dr. Scott can reclaim an old
worn ont plantation IN sin geats, that ihry ran
do So too.
II n~nacqaaintcd with the gentleman. Just IN
trodnce yourself, and say Won wish 10 SEE hls
crop. Al first you wifi Judge him a little ans.
~iocratic, but before Won get over his grounds.
yo1 will find ont ynur mistake and discoyer
that he was only Investigating the character
OF a stranger, which he seems 10 study wtft,
the same avtdiiy thai he does the nature ard
character Of bis soil, He is proud Of his CROW.
ana well he MAJ be, for il is the best uplsnd
cotton crop | have witnessed in my travel.
and must, III part. be attributed to his manage.
Inenk one hing IS certain, he heads some Of
~, by killing his cotton, DIS il IL cut out. ?
plant, he told me. WAS never left until il wax
hilist The "ARriclltuFal debating snetetv."
osllere, have decided that cotton should not
he h'fied. Perhaps, If the inembers in 'hr mr..
should take q look 1T the Doctors crop,
they would lind his practice pre- ferabte 10 their
theory. A II s~4at.us
July 9th, Is4c.