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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

As the Almanacs say, look out for some change in
n rt1aer on The part of the Wigs They have
hitherto affected TO deprecate the Assumption of the
Db,s Of the States. They left Mr.. Cost Johnson IN
l'se utch at the last Session of Congress but the
ms Of Tie Times beginning to point now IN
l!ie'ent direction. The Baltimore American writes
apn. aad deliberate article on "he Pabic L1ndS-a
'Htoaa GGeraRtee for tie State Debts '-ln winch II
4yey proposes to GUARANTY the State Debts upon the
Ni:,onaI Lands. It's plan is this
Let the Public Land fund be applied to its proper
nd appropriate rs The basis Of National Stoch
may be made far useful than by the d'stribu-
Ton OF the annual proceeds of sale among the States
farg, amounted capital acould thus be created at once
-S9'clsat for The 'eants Of the country The bench
.'4' effect Of this upon the public credit would be IN
'lnaneon>; would be followed by such salntary re-
'hIs as attended similar policy under Washington s
-dnn.s';a,lo The value Of the Union would be aP-
iiscaied more highly than ever; oppressive burden
would be removed the States would be restored TO cha
''cie and rePuta,on the foun,ans of public prosperity
you'd be opened aglin, and the whole country would
''oce ~ the benehcent results of policy as wise as
comprehensive"
4 similar proposition made the other day TO
'lae Home League Of n York, by MIR. Joseph Blunt
Tie proposes to Sc, apart 90 millions of for the
aymeni c the State Debts, sand Public Stock issued
e'eon, bearing low interest, and that the holders oil
ae dhonored State Bonds be authorized to exchange
Aem at par for tins Land Stock, redeemaoe al pleasure
ID Inc Lands or ultimately in their Proceeds.
The projectors overlook all objections. Where IS
Tie constitutional power of the Federal Government to
se and appropriate funds for the payment OF State
Debts. If you give away the land fund, must you not
apply the vacuum by laying taxes, you once begin
"aproprate 50 or 200 nlions of acres TO relieve the
.snls OF the States where is the stopping point
What wants may they not plead? Where is the nl'
10 the appropriations, which they may not demand:
And yet, in spite of these, and variety of other
elections the scheme will be pressed, from time to
me, and it may, ultimately become one Of the arti-
'lrs Of the Wing creed. In fact, we should not be
-orprzed at its being adopted as their policy, in the
course of the year We shall then the foreign
Projectors of two hundred millions of State Stocks
one or FIVE millions Of dollars to the
.ences Of our Presidential Election The Wings will
want the sinews of to carry the contest OF 1874
\ powerful writer in "The Philadelphia Spirit of the
i. .'mes has already warned Us against the dangers
from this foreign supply
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

The agricultural and Horticultural Society Of Hen
nc, y, held their FAIR on Wednesday and yesterday
We shall notice the proceedings hereafter The old
oHcers were elected on Wednesday, and various re-
ports presented, and premiums awarded. Megsrs. w
d. Richardson, and Anthony Robinson, Jr., received
The two first premiums for Farms Yesterday the Ex
hoon was continued at The Exchange Hotel, where
manufactures fruits, and flowers were exhibited, and
other premiums a wa rded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

DY virtue Deed of Tus, from Edmund r. Wickham,
- date the 2h day July ls, and Of ecord in the
Clerks Office OF the Courcy Court of Hanover made for the
pose therein forth, shall offer for sale, hy public auction
the premises in the county aforesaid ON Thursday he 24th
day Of month Sovcmbe il fair # not, the first far day
thereafter, the Tract Of Land which the said Wickham
sides, containing ty survey G and called The Rocky
Mis- which large brick dwelling, with excellent
houses and brick barn and thrrshng marhe the whole in
complete rep1lr Much OF the land highly improved, great
part being nclcsed with plank fences 1t remarkable for
eatness and residence few situations desirable
At the time and place aud in OF The deed
shall offer for sale scvcntnEe slaves. They remarkably
likely and having always lived the same and particular
y valuable those who wish establish plantation. Among
excellent house servants and mechanics, 1ack
smiths, carpenters &c.
The for the land will be credit u and Two years.
The purchaser giving bond and approved and deed of
the property The slaves vii! be sold for ready
II the sale be completed the first day. viii be continued
from day TO day till il Is finished.
JOHN n. TAZEWELL, ro
JAMES NJ. WICKHAM,i A"S'ee''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

ID virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Edmund F. Wickham
ID m Carter, John ~ Tazewe and James Lyons, bearing
date the oath DAY of August s aud OF record The Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Hanover, shall proceed sell,
public auction, the residence Of the said Wlcka in the
county of Hanover the 9th day of the month Nove
ber fair, if not the first fair day thereafter, and Immediately
the sale mentioned the above ADVERTISEMENT signed John
y. Tazewe and lanes W. Wckham much of The property
described may remain after providing for the objects Of
deed them o the 26h July, lSia as0 all the Plantation
Utensils Horses og Sheep and Cattle and the Crops hand
day Of and valuable Slaves. The land,
should he sold under the said deed Of the Goth july l-2
will be sold by credit Of and two and the slaves
property cash. Should the be completed
the drs day. will he continued until II Is finished.
JOHN n. TAZEWELL, r,,s,,..
JAMES LYONS, '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21
OillO.-L0st accounts.
From The Ohio Stqfesmdn II 18th insL)
49,.

OHIO ELECTION-THE GRAND RESULT.
We were impressed with the belief that Gov Shan
mons majority would be over 900 votes, hut from the
returns since received, think will fall rather under
that 1t must range from 1000 to 5000
where. The Legislature will stand without doubt,
we give it today in table-Senate, % Democrats,
IA Federalists democratic maj, s. The House, ~
Democrats, 30 acknowledgements mai. 1870
on joint blo.! This is, indeed one Of the greatest
nts under the circumstances ever witnessed.
THE COON is DEAD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

NJ We are again indebted to Messrs. Lucke and
Pierce. Of the Post Office, for copy of Liebgs Agr
cultural Chemistry, said, in England, TO be the most
valuable work on this important subject 1t can be
had at fifty cents of Messrs Lucke and Pierce (rom
tho Press of the ~ Y. .Ntic World
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

It pives us pain TO state that the beautiful country
seat of Mount Erin in the neigboriood of this city,
was consumed by fire on "Wednesday morning. The
fire caught on The roof though slated, and it is believed
to have communicated from the chimney. Most Of
Mrs Fulton furniture saved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

0toOCllLhND AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
VI sOCETY-The first Exhibition Of this Society will he held
nj the Thursday the I'd Of November The farm
ers generally and who feel interest in the cause
daly invited TO attend
0rt 81 4s-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

-, The Nashville Banner (Whig) predicted before the
Elections, "that if Gen Enthusiasm succeeds in his
efforts 10 drive ont Gen Apathy from Ohio, he will he
beloved by Gen Success, and he in his turn succeeded
y Gen Prosperity" Just SO But the boot is on the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

r,yCU,SrE UOTEI-The proprietor feels gra'einl for The
r. hr ,s received the Hotel has bt en-
opeurd and begs leave inform The public that On ana ai
10 o, NJ Sen,cmber the pce board will be reduced 10 81
nor dov single meals and lodging so cents each
visiting the Exchange with their horses are .na
care will he taken by Mr. James Harden whose
S, contiguous to the Hotel will be my constant care 70
nder all the comforts my guests that il possible M ne
ind in any Hotel They confer favor by reporting 10 Inc
poneor anv neglect nacntion from the servants or cnes
in his employ. fhfpIhio 3s-omf
Richmnnd Semi. O. ls42. 'o-<hh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

rT,W ENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from Hem
~ Thicker of Mecklrnhurg county, Vrsnla, about mea
eat OF Chrisliansye Spring, Negro named
Anderson lsyears of feet 10 inches high complexion
br:ht very ankle bones and his lips always red
probable is lurking ieckenburg county where he
raised and has been living all his life.
JAMES w. CRENSHAW
Oct 81 5e-w5wA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

u See The Advertisement of Mr.. Sanxay, who has
returned 10 ms old business in which he is we'll ex
perienced and capable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21
Princes Linnoan Boianic garden AMI Nurseries,
near .Ne,r York

THE Catalogues 2nd ediionl of Trees Plants Bu
Roots, Dahas, Seeds &c. have Jns been puh'ised
greatly reduced prices and VIII be Ia NIL who apply
post paid Above 300 GOO ready for sale, and all
the furnished OF arge size and of vigorous growth
None the choicest varieties selected wth great care rom
bearing trees retained in the Catalogue Orders with
good house in any city, payable in to months.
less, will be For cash. with the order
discount Of 10 is per !. made, IN proportion to tn
amount will prompt attention, and
he executed in manner will command appreciation.
WIN. X. PRINCE G. co.
r,,,.h,nc oc,ohor 10Th 4e-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

Colonel Solomon ti'iIen, the Democratic Mayor of
Baltimore, was re elected on Monday last by the hand
some majority of ABB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

other leg. The Enthusiasm Of the People has carried
The day. in favor of Democratic peincples-and we
look forward to some change in prospects, and
reform in the AdmnlsTaon-ior instance, in the mat
ter of the Tariff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

EMOyAL-R ~ HUDSON, Denis', has removed his oIlce
IL square above the Banks Main street, next door TO
the residence OF James Kosher, Esq.
m nerfos all operations Teeth their beauty and
prescrva,on and incompatible Teeth singy, or in full
sets OH the approved plans.
and examine his Teeth comprising variety
shades carefully selected from the most celebrated manuiac
lie alec inserts Artificial Paa,es designed the voice
pGsr IN he REV Dr. Plmcr, Rev DR. Empe, Hubbard Gard
ner & Co. Gen. Pryton, = 3 Baxter ESQ; Dr. Chambeayne,
Dr BrockenlIrourh Gen. Peeram, and Dr. K. g. Cabcll
W a. III 20 4a-wy
~UARIiS A. CLARK. .9noraey Lap, will practise In the
snuerior and Inferior Courts of Halifax, Campbell and
Charlotte. 40 ,,
Oct 81 fo-w1"
;,- The WING will copy times, weekly, country paper and
charge this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

DI.rH MAJOR kKpY, l.. :. AKMY-A Correspondent OF
the Atlas thus the decrease OF Maj" h'Rsr ~
letter dated Easpoit Me- the 10Th lnsan-"H Is WIN
much regret that inform Of the deceae oil o"i kEGSALo
~ KRnY Commandaut of the T. s. forces at iis post, ne diea
al Font sullivan on Friday evening last aged 81 years. His dis
attack of the Penrsy and was very he rs only
few DAYS previous abroad in the apparent
u nent health "A soldier and sentle'nai his conduct
was enncny calculated do himself aud the service
demeanor and during the last English war
sncnrcl him The LnuLlaliOn uf a hLnNe pat.Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

NEGROES FOR Saloon Monday, the 18th day of Noye
~ her 1892 being Caroline Court day, shall oflsr 10" sae
nj the Bow ling Green Public Auction, TO the highest oade
Tor cash. 30 LIKELY NEGROES, of various descriptions
sumo VI " o ~ CUAS a. L. LEWIS.
90, is-wtds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

Mr. Clay concluded his speech the .'White Hcifer
Barbecue by urging upon his friends to ''pck their
ilints and try again" The Democrats Of OHIO have
acted upon his advice-and TO some purpose. They
have fired their rifles upon The coous--and great was
the destruction thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

Mr. Webster in his late Speech Boston, alluded 10 the
Compromise and said-Tha was which, In effect pro-
posed restrict future Iegs from raising the dulies 20
ond 20 per cent, after 1879
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

IA be sold, Tuesday, The 18th instant, At Hanover Court
houc being Court day, booded Colts the property Of
Ep,raim Saned deceased and AbHer Robinson upon credit
t the day Juy Bond with approved security will
he required. EDMUND u. CkEAsHaW. :. IL. C
And, as SUCH Administrator of Z. Saniield, deceased.
AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

THRUST SALE-usiant the provisions Of Deed Of Trust
executed Hobt. b. Cobn to Samuel C. Scott and James
C. Luck. and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Caroline
In order n therein
specified acting Trustee will proceed to el Tuesday
the 10th December Bnnnan's Store In the county OF
Caroline Tract Land known by The Of Hard Bargain.
containing l2 less for cash Upon this tact of
Iand house aud toeraby good orchard The
quality Of land good having formerly been sold for S2B so
per acre title this land ndisputabe but acting
Trustee shall convey only such title ~ vested in me-
&. Z. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
Orr 46-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

GARD RICHARD ID. SANXAY, BOos Binder and Blank
~ Book Manufacturer presents his respects to his former Gus
TONER'S and acknowledges his Indebtedness TO them for their very
liberal patronage for the last "a years
II has heen his misfortune. by train of calamies incident TO
merchant and manufacturer lose The nvais OF the long
period alluded 10 above and his determination 10 nee ont JUS
his creditors he surrendered his aH even the "oorkMg
tools Of his profession"
kind aid Of few friends he has enabled pro-
suitable for the Of Book Binding in all lis
branches and determined by his manual ereons, To
work unsurpassed in point Of beauty and durability In
city lie nth confidence calls his former friends and pat
for their CUSTOM OF he general quality of his work and
materials need only refer the fact that they lave been In
Banking Institutions Court Offices, Public Asso
and Societies throughout the State for series OF years,
aud given, as far as learned, general satisfaction.
Relying the kind feelings Of those for whom he has
long and faithfully worked, he trusts, In addition their
custom, they will exercise their influence in recommending their
friends.
Books rebound, and Blank Books furnished ruled any
pattern and bound in any desirable style
old and the public generally beg leave 10
say they be furnished with Stationery of descrp
of very superior quality and n low prices, by Mr. A. -
LYONS bookseller, WHO occupies the under
my Bindey, China and Glass
James Evans, Richmond, Va.
Oct 81 4e-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

4 CARD-SOUTHERN, SOuTILWESTERN AND TEXAS
"A AGENCY-The undersigned will ceranly leave this place
South West, and, in addition
large agency underaken he will attend other
sness which may offered These having business in Texas
can have person, BY him. through his house
in Texas. His terms such rs are usual.
The undersigned experience the
action Southern business and Jegs leave refer the
cd gentlemen.
Letters him. this place. until the LIST December,
and afterwards vchsbug, Mississippi until tile 18th Febu-
airy, will receive prompt attention
JOHN a. PARKER
Tappalannock Va, 18th October, 1872.
RrryHr.crs- Gretfer Peakc, Lewis Webb, Esq,
Relmond Major VIM Roberts, and Messrs Phillips & Son,
Fr.deksgurg; Messs ScI!man Crook, Messrs. William Mic
Donald Co.. Bclmore Hon. John Talafcrro Hon. r. NJ r.
Hunter Hon. VIM Smith, 81 Hon. Secretary Of the
Treasury the Members Of the Legislature of Virginia from the
adjacent Counties
tIc. 81 9s-wt20N
~ The Richmond Wing Democratic Recorder, FreGericks
hrrr Norfolk Beacon Globe and Baltimore American, will
please rive the above aud each paper
containing il, with the cost Of publication. j. a. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

RICHMOND MARKETS-OcT. 30.
CoRS-5J cents ter bu.Eel.
WnE,T--C9 10 % cents "a per quality.
OAIs-30 cents, om wagons and depot.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & C6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

The Alexandra Gazette begins TO speculate upon the
sions among "the friends Of Mr. Calhoun and Mr.. Van
Barren and says, "the Wing reverses in the State
Elections will embolden the contendng factions to
SHOW their hands |, is now, we suppose 'the lion
and the unicorn fighting for the crown The conclu-
Alexandra Gazette for the warning it reads TO u.s. We
shall! try to avoid the conclusion of the dltty. Fore
,carned, you know-we are forearaed.
In fact, the friends of Mr.. Clay would be over
whelmed with despair, but for two considerations
The lst the hope Of division among ourselves.-he
I'd is the prospect ola supply from foreign funds The
Gazette looks 10 the first. Less scrupuons Wings
look also TO the second resource We shall try TO
head both. And the longer MIR. Clay remains in the
field, the more vigilan we must be, to detect every
movement. and the more deie rnined 10 defeat then
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

SHERIFF'S SALE.-We will sell, for cash, buckingham
- Corthouse, end Monday in November next, that
being Court day, about ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NEGROES,
for the purpose Of satisfying executions Persons residing ata dis
ancc wish purchase Negroes earnestly requested tn
attend the sale which will from day day. ill
oil, ted. CHARLES ]. CHRISTIAN and
WILLIAM NJ. MoSELEY,
Deputies for Reuben Is. Patterson, S. b. G.
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

Xx1ILLIAM F. RITCHIE ATTORNEY Law, Richmond, Pa,
w ocefof the present with Dr. Richie Main street. above
the Banks Feb. ~
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Jos FuQuA, Sec y.
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d, Nj. Hoyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va.

Flushing, October 18th, 1872. 4s-at
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-03

es II TO rpen prematurely, as the regular
z owth and ma'uration is arrested. The
leaves of plant are as necessary to its
growth and the perfection of the fruit and
seed as the roots; and if plant is depri,
we'd of its leaves, it will as surely die as
hough it were deprived Of its roots, unless
ii possess the power, as is generally the
case, of renewing IFS leaves; the sap taken
up by the roots passes into the leaves, and
there with other matter absorbed by the
leaves, il is elaborated into suitable matter
to SUSTAIN and add to the growth of the
plant, and to produce and mature its fruits
and seeds. Therefore any cutting of a
plant before its fruit and seed have become
ripe, must prove injurious. So it is evil
dent that the tops of stalks cannot be cut
without injury to the grain till it is pretty
well ripened. This being correct when
corn is sufficiently ripe or forward enough
for cutting the stalks, it is ripe enough TO
cut up at the root; and this is sure Y the
cheapest method of harvesting, and the
most economical as to saving fodder, as 1t
will be all secured in good season, and in
this way more grain will be obtained, as ii
will be pretty we'll rpened before il is cut,
and afterwards it may receive little sup
port from the stalk.
In cold backward seasons there is some
times a great advantage in cutting up corn
before being ripe, in order to save it from
a frost. We have cut it when only full IN
the milk, when there was a prospect OF an
immediate frost, and it dried in shocks,
during warm weather that succeeded; and
though it was bright, as must be expected,
it made sweet bread.
The great mistake in this business is in
the erroneous notion that top ing when 1t
begins to rpen, is not injurious. Rut ex.
periments in cutting some rows and leaving
others, plainly show that cutting stalks, at
the usual time, is damage 10 the grain,
greater than the gain in cutting the fodder
early.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-03
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Publishers.
Nashville, October, 1912.
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Alabama Tribune.
Nov. 5, 1912

This paper is published for the purpose
of recommending the nomination by the
Democratic Party, of the Honorable
JOHN c. CALHOUN to the Presidency,
and for the advocacy of those Southern
political doctrines of which he is the able
expounder. 1t will also be the vehicle of
every thing interesting to the Planter, the
Merchant, and the general reader As
the second number is already published,
we consider it unnecessary to enter into
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hesitatingly TO assist us in our enterprise.
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-03
From the Farmers Journal.
TOPPING g. HARVESTING CORN.

We believe if farmers would examine
the inject thoroughly, and make exact ex-
perlmenis when any doubt rem ,ins that the
old method of cutting corn stalks and har.
ve,ting corn would be abandoned for the
more :onomi al way, as to lib n, and the
m re profitable one as to crop of grain
and fodder, of cuttiag up the corn, at the
ground, when tolerably ripe, and shocking
it.
The object in topping is two-fod, to
save iod Ter by cutting the top stalks when
in their prime, and to npen the corn by
letting in The sun. AS TO the first object
bit little is gained, as when the corn is ripe
enough to top, according to the opinion of
III sc who practice in this way, it would
soon be fit TO cut up; and by securing the
butt stalks and hlsks much soone than
the usual time of gath oring corn, far more
is saved in this way than is lost in the tops
by Standing little longer than ual.
If the corn ripens sooner for cutting the
stalks, IT is only because the plants receive
an injury f'om this m tit5tion, watch caus