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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
GREAT bargains in Summer Dry Goods can be found
VI at the store OF the subscriber. Wishing TO reduce his
present stock the following goods, with many others In his
line VIII be sold at uncommonly low prices:
Calcos, lawns and French CambTics
Muslins, Mouslin dc LANES Gnshatns
Black and Cord silks. fig "a and plain
Furniture Chintz. Cambria Dimity
siIiped and Checked Cambries, plain aud fs'd
Swiss Musiins. larkonciis and Mull NIuslins
Thread and Bobbne Iaces
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and InseIiings
Black aud Cord Italian O. apes
Bonnets aud Bonnet Ribbons
Hleaehed aud Brown Cotton shrtngs and Shestings
Cotton and MoI sied Fringe
with good assortment OF Goods suited for Genlemens
Summer All Of which will so sold cheap Tor cash
at CUNNINGHhM's
les Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

WE offer with great confidence q valuable and
Wv cessful remedy for Dyspepsia sick headache
Qua and bilious complaints. coc costyeness, s:om
ach debility female obsruc and for the various and
complicated affections arising from indigestion, "smih's
Bters or Renovation Of Health" We have received many
want OF space, subjoin. That Is safe innocent
cccual remedy docs not admit Of doubt with all those
who have tried them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
MISC ELLAN EOUs

J. L. WATKINS & CO.,
FASHtoHADLE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS &C.
Opposite the Ruins Of the late Eagle Hotel
RICHMON ID, va.
IANE In store aud receiving by every packet from
Philadelphia Large supplies Of the fashionab
and superb articles in their line, made by
bIaicd wor smen In that city.
1 They respectfully solicit examination Of their
stock from purchasers before purchasing elsewhere
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
HENRY GIBSON, Cpk.

In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of vr
ginia fth August, 1872.
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
CAMUEL II. JANNEY, OF the county OF Prince william,
- in the Eastern Virginia District The said samue H.
Janney, who has been decreeda Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition PRAYING for his dischargc Il Is
ordered that notice thereof be published In newspaper
printed in the city Of Richmond, seventy days least
before the lk day OF November when hearing will
be had on the said petition, at the City Hall in the city
Richmond and all creditors who have proved their debts
and other pcfsons In interest," appear at the tA time
and place. and show cause, If any they have, why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
au 6 wllw HENRY GIBSON. Ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

| T w. RANDoLPH a CO. Riehnond, have
| u Coz sale tho follo0ln C&fho1e nooks:
| critleal Review Of fox's Book Of Martyr: nv W
Dssoai chr,-si.n instructed tho Hh AZ Chris, frou
/ the wriien word: Rev a Hay
Catholic Christian. Instructed Ceremonies. Of
| the Church: by Rev DIR Chailoaer
Practical Reflections tOr even day IA the year ny Rev
/ Lane
Instructions In the cercronles &C. Of the Mass from
he French Of N Coehea
Comparative View OF the grounds Of the Catholic and
Memoirs Of Christian Life Ny Rev 3 Lewis DC Ora.
| naIa
Sacramento Explained: ny Rev DR. uornhOd, with King
Henry the Eshihs Defence of the Seven sacramenis,
against Martin Luther
| Instructions for FRS, Communion
Think well on, or Reflections on the Christian Relfoh;
c.hohe Manual, containing Prayers aud Devotional
Exercises
Exposition OF Catholic Doctrines Nv BOssuet. with
notes, by Rev Fletcher
Manual. sonoqucs, Meda,IOns, Coaiessicus and Life
Sunday Monitor Reflections on the cospel: ny Rev
Gall'Hn's Defence Of Catholic Principles
Following Of Christ by Thona's A krIrIis
hcy OF Paradise opening the % eternal salvation
Garden Of the Soul or Manualof Spiritual exercises
ursalne Manual or collection OF Prayers, Spiritual
/ exercises, &C BY Rev. Power
oece OF the Holy Week according 70 Roman Mlssai
| and Bre,isry, in Lain aud English
adapted for gencrslusc
Mas
Christians Guide to Heaven
lntrodneilon To Devout Life, from the French Of 81.
| Spiritual Retreat, with Medit,tons Tor Christians
, fety I,cmplhed with Familiar Reflections Tor Youth:
Imitation OF the BiesscdvIg
short Catholic Caieehsm
no Bookbndcry in overy variety.
Orders for Books Stationery Music vnd Fancy Goods,
viii meet with ptomp attention, u Addressed TO
w RANDOLPH a CO,
r.a. 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

CLASSICS-LEIPSiC EDITIONS.
/ w. RANDOLPH a CO., Main Street. Richmond,
have In store an invoice OF Greek. Latin and German
Books Imported direct from LclpSe, Germany, which
they viii sell reasonable TO Academies SCHOOL,
Teachers andothcrs. Tho iollowngis a list:
ptcdorus sloulus, vols Thuey,ites and vols
Eurpiies, aud Z vols Seneca
IleIodotus, and , vols Taehus
Ptnfar Virgil
Plato, s vols Iiomctia uiad and O,lyssey
Poly bus, vols Nenophoa's Anabasis aud
Piuiareh ,9volS Memorabilia
sophocles AIsophancs, 3vols
Horace 0linctilan. vols
Ivy, . vols plautus, vols
Cieero's Works Cesar
Lucretius Juycnal
Hppocraies' Aphorisms Caullus. TIbullus AMI Pro
slrabo, vols pcrtiuS 4 vol
Moyses Nia'or. by Anthony Miller Jesuist-Printe, in
1852 and dedicate 20 aIdinal Richelleu
rare copy OF Hcrodotus, IN I VOL, folto with Latin
ton OF l592-priee Sis, worth ESQ
Also TRANSACTIONS OF most OF the above works
sPorscheIs German and English Dictionary, vols Syo
cali binding
spor.chiers and Boeitgers Pocket German Dictionary
Bookhinding In every variety OF style
Foreign Books, ordered for 4 small commission.
10 Orders for Books. Stationery, Music, Pianos and
Fancy Goods, will meet with prompt attention. ssed
10 - w RANDOLPH g. co,
uIrln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
nANKRUPT NorIoEs.

In the uaasa states cSsr, sr ire Esse'n District OF
NATHAN W WALTON, OF the county OF buckingham,
la the Eastern virginia Distrie,; The said Nalian
court having died pe,on praying Tor his discharge II
Is ordered that notice thereof be published 70 newspa-
he ian Of November nes, when ahesrss viii be had
en- the said petition a, the City Hail. Ia the cy e Rich
oher persons IN may appear al the said time aud
q the said petitioner should not Be granted.
.u ~ wuw N'0'' mENhy GIBSON, Clerk.
In United Court Eastern District OF Wiz
ID oBERr GARRETT, OF the county OF uenrieo,
Ssns %s y s % Claiming be-
creditors Of the said Robert Garrett ,how cause to The
Robert should be declared hsnkrup, pursuant
order be puSsSed in Tic newspapers aceordins to ,ns
2ed and 9Th rules OF Count.
su 70 w5w HENRY GIBSON. clerk.
United siacs Court the Eastern istret OF Viz.
ginis, August 18Th. 1872.
w died peion. praying ing thai he may Se declared i
bankrupt; ordered that all persons claiming be
the 18Th day OF scptcmte next Why the said William
Allen be not declared bankrupt rursuan, TO the act Of
published In the newspapers according TO the 2d and 24h
au Is w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
In the United states Court for the District VAR
DuTAlN OF the city OF Richmond, having flad pc.
~. t, praying that lac may DO declared Bankrupi: II
Is ordered That all persons claiming he creditors OF the
said Duhain show the Court. the 18th day OF
September nes, why the said Duhan be not declared
Bankrupt 10 the Of Congrts in that BEHALF
and that copy OF this order be published In tho ncwspa
pers according TO the 22d and 2ith rules OF court.
aui5-wsw HENRY GIBSON, OK.
In the United States Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia 9TH August, 1872:
In the matter of Bankruptcy Of
TonN w GLENN, OF the county of Halifax, In the
" Eastern Virginia District The said John Glenn who
has been decresda bankrupt by this Court having filed
petition praying for his discharge; 1t is ordered That
notice thereof be published in newspaper printed In
the city of Richmond seventy days least before the h
day 81 November next, when hearing will DO had on the
said pettioa, the City Hail in the city OF Richmond, and
Ill creditors who have proved their debts and other
In interest appear the said time aud place. and
show cause any they have, why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Tcstc,
au6 wllw HENRY GIBSON, elk.
United states Court for the District OF
ginia, 4h August, lSi2
10 the matter OF Bankruptcy of
>ShMUEL NJ. JANNEY, OF the county Of Loudoun, in
y the Eastern Virginia District The said Samuel NJ
anney, who has been dccIeed Bankrupt by this Court
laying fled petition praying foI his discharge: is
r,d hat lac Dub shed an new
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

The defendant, Thomas wiIsms, not having en,ss.i
Assembly and the Rules this Court aud ~
satisfactory evidence that he nhabitani OF inn
Commonwealth, ordered, that the said deenan n,
appear here on the first day October Term nc nj and
sNer the bin OF the plaintiff and copy OF this order he
iorttwh inserted In some newspaper publis he'd In the
city o RICHMOND for two months sue eessvey and thai
another copy be posted at the font ofte Courtouse
of this county.
Acopy-Tes;e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

In the United Court for the Eastern District OF vr>
ginia, 4th August, 1872:
10 the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
SAMUEL NJ JANNEY, of the county Of Loudoun, in
y the Eastern Virginia District. The said Samuel NJ
Janney, who has been dcereed Bankrupt by this Court
having fled petition praying fol- his discharge: II is
ordered that notice thereof be published In
printed the City Richmond 10 days least before
the i2fh OF November when bearing will be had
the said petition the City Hall the City OF Richmond
and all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons interest may appear the said time and place
and show cause they have why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
ACopy-Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
WHITE SULPHUR WATER.

II INNING WARE-I ain now opening a beautiful assert
- mcnt Of Dining Sets Of blue American view pattern
Most Of the views arc the Hudson aud susqnehanna
Rivers. Also, view Of the Capitol AZ WASH
ington. Please call AMI examine them at
CHAS. STEBDINS'
je2 China Store, Shoe sne Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

u MEREDITH. ~ "
Mourning Bingham
White Feather Fans
MOscle Fans
Tippec,noc and Embossed DO
Embossed Curtain Muslin
PenuentisIy Plaids
Olive Furniture do
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas
Prints, in great variety. Jug
DRY GOODS At REDUCED PRICES. FOR
CASH.
IlETERMIEED reduce my present stock Of
siks Lawns, Muslins, BAlzornes, Freneh Prinis and
raras os, prioT 10 my fall purchases, offer for sale al
small advance above cost, every descrpilci " Goods in
my ne and invite the particular attention Of customers
20 such Goods as they wish 10 purchase u great adj
vantage The following are few OF the great number or
baTgaus:
handsome Painted Lawns I2 l6 ISL, 25e and upwards
DO Lawns at sac
Ia real French Prints at 3ii
Caicoesat 6t,T IS 9 10, ~, t2t, and upwards
ISbeachcd Shrtngs CT, &, TO- H. IL, and upwards
and ~ brown sbeetings at Ct, 7, g. O. lie
lOf aud l2-f BaInscy Sheeiings
All OF which will be sold to suit the times, by
w MEREDITH,
~ u Next door to A. Duval & Cos Drug store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

ViNSlNlA--h Rules held In tho CLERKS ofIice Of
cult, g iih day Of Juiy 1872: - ~ s'o"u VT
Aipheus Hyatt and Alexander N stump merchants and
partners In trade under the iIm Of liz All q sunni
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
AGRICULTURE. GARDENING &,

bhiI ISL AND AMERICAN STUD BOOK.
I'hb General Sud Book containing Pcdigrees Of 10
- Elth race Horses &c. SC from tho earliest accounts
70 We year 1881 Inclusive with Appendix giving erten
de9 redgices Of staons imported into the United states
so ~ ihef most noted progeny. First American from
lhe second London edition Just received. for sale
az SMITH. DRfNKER a MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

Thomas flack, John Oliver and other a. nan.
The defendants above named not having emf, 30,
eppeasnec and given security according the ACT OF AZ
semoy andthc rules ofthls Court and appearing by All
siacory evtencc that they ~ his
Commonwcaih In ordered, That tho said c
eppea al the Rules TO he held on the first Monday in No
copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted in SONG news
paper pblshed In the city Richmond Tor two ron,bs
successfully and posted the front door OF the Cspio
la the said city. A eopy-Tc-te ~ "F"'
5-w9w wM a aANns ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, RIFLES PISTOLS
&C.
TAKE this opportunity OF informing my old friends
customers and merchants generally dealing In Rich.
mond that have on hand OF my own manufacture aud
importation, very extensive assortment of double ami
single Guns Rides Pistols, PcIcusso Cans and every
article connected with tho Gun trade Also, a splendid
assortment OF Cutlery and Fancy Goods, all Of which 1
am determined TO sell at very reduced prices cash
THOMAS TYRER,
ies Importer and Manufacturer OF Guns Rides &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Secretaryss Office. /
COLUMBIA. 5tb July, lS4D

COLuABia, OtD Juiy, lS1g.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
I'D + ltknown. that ASDREw WARyER ofrhc
ND City Of New York, lately appointed and
commissioned by His ExcrlIency the Govern
or Of this Stale, Commissioner ITO take the
acknowledgements or proof OF any deeds mort
gage. or ether conveyance of any lands or ten.
ements. lying in or being in this Stale, or ofany
contract, letter ofa,lorney, or any other writing
under seal. 10 be used and recorded in this
Staie," did. on the 25,h of June. ls42, take and
subscribe, on oath. before ID. p fngraham,,
Judge of the New York Common Pleas. and
eI o1icio Justice Of the Justices of Tie Peace.
that he will well and faithfully periorni to the
best OF his skill and ability all the duties Of
Commissioner. according 10 m Act Of the &c.
nate and House of Representatives ofthe State
Of South Carolina, entitled IAN Ac, to au,hor.
iZe the appointment ola Commissioner or Com.
missioners 10 take the acknowledgements Of
deeds and Other instruments Of writing under
seal, aud Tor other purposes" passed on the
I7th December, 1881.
WM. F ARTHUR.
Dtpafy Secretary SinIe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

tCu
the sight Of ms bed made him shudder at
the idea Of the restless hours he had passed
upon il. In this case it was recommend
ed TO him TO endeavor, ,'wheu he lay down
at night. 10 fix his thoughts on something,
Q, the same lime vast aud simple,-such
as the wide expanse Of ocean, or The cloud
less vault Of fheaYcn-that the little hurried
aud disturbed images hat AitIed before his
mind might he charmed away, or hushed
to rest, bui The calming influence Of one
absorbing thought. Though no, a, all n
religious man at The time. The advice sug.
gesled 10 bis mind, that il an object n, once
vas, aud simple was to be selected. none
could serve llhe' purpose so well as TINT OF
God. De resolved then to make the trial,
and TO think of Hin. The result exceed
cd his most sanguine hopes; in thinking OF
God. he fell asleep. Night after nigh. he
resorled 10 the same expedicnt. The pro-
cess berame delightful; so much SO, that
he used TO long for The usual hour o. retir-
lug. Wiia, began as mere physical opc-
ration, grews by impereeprihle degrees, in.
10 gracious influence. The snmc God
w ho was his reposc a: night, was in his
Thoughts by day.-Rsr. Henry Woodrcard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

.r..,, 80. 80. s.aua up for nt> native
State
What say ynu. then, gentlemen, to q
shooting match to morrow morning1'
'Agre-d, with all our hearts, said the
Yankees.
The next morning The party met in q
beautiful grove. and placed their target
seventy five yards distant. The English
rifle is different from tho American, the
barrel being shorcr, and The stock heavi.
or. Six picked men from the ThundereI
were on the ground. all q: whom fired. Nr
one. however. cut the paper (ihe size ol
a dollar.) although several of,he balls were
close TO il.
Tue shots were considered excellent by
the English aud French officers present,
aad the natives were greatly asionished
at the proficiency of the rihemeu. The
commander nl' the rhunierer. turning to
the pur,er. said, With smile:
What 10 yuu think of that! take il,
you'll ind il .ilicuIt To come up TO it,
YOU may think so-bur consider il nc
shooIins nj ali!!' said The Ken,ukiau.
'Yous mouter ie haunt ch.ral.' said q
French officer.
'Je rous moniriG.' said the Ken,uckiau.
Fire away said The Englishman.
IN bet wine supper for all hands,
said the kcntuckian, that make three
shots. every one Of which will be better
than any ye, made, and each succeeding
one better than the first
IN beta wine supper for all hands,
s1id rhe kentuckian, that make three
shots, every one Of which will be better
than the first
I'll take it, said the Englishmah, smi.
ling.
The kraruckian slowly raised rifle he
brought from home, aud fired. The paper
was cuil The second fire was better than
the first. and The third 'borcd The cen,re!'-
Nothing could depic, the surprise of all
prcseni: the Englishman acknowledged
the coru,' aud said he was satisfied. The
KenlucSian enjoyed hearty laugh, de,
c!arins il was noIhiug 10 what he could do
that he would be ashamed of such firing
mold Kantuck. Rolling quid from one
quarter Of his capacious receiver 10 an
other, he continued:
Il mus, have another shot TO show ynu
wha, eau be done with rifle. and ~ con
vince my French friend I am no, boast
ing
The whole party stood silenl. 10 row,
and the ken,uckian retreated about forty
yards. making the distance from the tree
10 where he stood, near one hundred and
twenty yards. Ordering a paper of the
size us the other 10 be put in The same
place. he re-loaded-drew his broad brim-
med beaver over his eles. and after taking
deliberate aim, blazed away.
THAI was rather ton low,' he said, the
ball is about the eighth of an inch below
The paPer!--the next tine. LII bring it,
On examination. the ball was found 10
be precisely whore he said i, was, which
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

The Isnperaaee cGase.-A public meet.
ing was held, al Beaufori, on the 20rh uli.,
10 cousider the propriety OF forming So.
ciely on lbe principle Of total abstinence.
The Hon. r. w. Barnwell was called to the
Chair, aud d. L. Thomson appointed Sec.
retnry. The meeting was eloquen'ly ad-
dressed by the ChairmGn. The Rev. r. Fui.
Ter. and L. Rheu, Esq; and Society was
formed, called the Washington Socic'y of
Beanfori, % persons sigping the pledge
On the 9th. the Society met aud elected
the Hon. r. w. Barnwell, President, Col.
William Fuller, R. Reynolds. Jr.. 7. o.
Barnweli. and Wm. Fripp. Sem. Vice
Presidents; Marion Sans, Secretary and
Treasurer. A number Of ladies were pre-
sent. aud enjoyed the pleasure of hearing
admirable addresses from the President,
Albert Rhet,, Esq, and the number oI
sigaers Of the pledge was increased to ihir.
ty.two.-Charies'on tonrieT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

regret to say the crop is short one. Il
gentlemen informed us that his prospects
for making thousand. bushels few weeks
ago were highly 1arering. He does not
now expect more than three hundred bush
els yield. The crop generally is injured,
and in some sections amounts 10 almost q
failure. and no croaking about il. We
wish il were otherwise.
The Williamsport Washington Coun-
~ Banner of Saturday says:
The Harves,iu this section Of country
has been commenced by many of our far
mers. aud by the middle of next week il
vii! be general. The grain is ripening ve-
ry fast, and we believe bur litileinjusy will
be sustained from rust or the smut. The
crop OF grain is sach Us has mol been expe-
rieuced for many years.
The Crops in Lo,rer Nirginia.-The
Norfolk Herald says: q
Ia Princess Anne the whca, cropis near
" n total failure in con.equeuce Of the
heavy rains: and it is much feared thatihe
corn will not average half a crop from the
sume cause. In low grounds il is over
6ow ell, and in more favorable situations
the raius have been so heavy and incessant
that the farmers have not found Upporlu-
nifty To Ho:k ii.
Crops in Pennsylrania.-The Bedford
(Pa.l Inquirer says:-"ll gives US Plcas-
ure 10 be able to say, that the bright pros
pecls Of an abundant, harvest continue un-
diminished. Many Of our farmers say they
never beheld such cups. Harvest has al
ready commenced in diliereui paris"
Crops in Tehn.ssee.-'rhe Huntington
Advertiser OF The 29th ult. says THE
prospect OF an abundant crop Of Corn in
this section Of Tennessee was never belters
1.-THE scusou continues favorable. Corn will
not he worth more than 62A To 75 cents
per barrel next fall. The Whea, crep has
been renped and turns out I" be very good
Flour is now selling al 81 per hundred, and
dull al that"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
From Tie " o Crescent City.
THE KENrUCKiAN IN MALTf

A gentleman in this city attached to
"Old Irnusides" during her last cruise. has
permitted US TO dip into his journal, which
is as rich as Calhonn's gold mind. The
following is peculiarly fine.
ave passed three weeks in Malta,
waiting for dispatches. Various plans
were devised TO kill time. and never did i,
pass so pleasantly away. Fishing. row.
ing, dinners. wine suppers, ETC.. formed:
our principal amusement; ant as the har-
bor was filled with vessrls Of all nations,
an interchange Of cour,esies was KEEP; up
until our anchor was weighed and odd
lronsidcs' again hefnre the breeze.
AT one Of the enrcrlainm .nts given on
shore by the officers Of a British frigate,
the conversation turued upon rife shaot-
ing. which led to an animated discussion,
in which our officers took part.
Il have often heard, said the comman.
der of,he Thunderer, that you have Ee!-
lows in your country called kentuckians,
who are reckoned great shots with The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Fra,z .ls soutA Western Farmer.
,rS iHoS HOOPS.

3. lhbS HOUPS.
Why so much opposition in New Or
leaus 10 othisvery valuable improvement, in
fniing cotton, and why is il 50!
The iron hoop possesses all the. .advau-
tages Of rope aud many more; IL is equally
as cheap, rs strong and as easily put around
the bale, and has a great advantage over
rope iuihe event Of fire. You could not
burn up asteaui boat load, or ware. house
full of cotisa bales in 4 month. iron houp
ed. a coaunibale never burss muCn uu.
Ill the ropes 6urn in two. and, bale ex
panls. t,ottna iron hoopesi need nn, be
insured down 10 lhr river. nos in The civ
nor need il ne. repressed III New Orleans.
Many planiers are now compres.ing their
cotton 10 the shipping size. and in lille
time twill be The general custom with The
country.
Then, why-shall the planters incur the
greattexpense OF dnuble cut AZ INSURANCE
-one down the river and another in the
city. wiiil;a finishing touch oc 70 cents per
bale for epmpressius, when there should
moi exist the least necessity for such char
ges?
Bur tho planters must expcc, the iron
hoops toSbe violen'ly opposed by the insur-
ance apisieam press interest in New Or.
leans; bur they have only TO persevcre
aud actin concert to overcome all opposi-
lion.
Its said tho' the hoops where i, presses
Oh The 5alewill rust and ujure the haline
cloth. Such en- argument is mol rcasona-
ble. us where Inc hoop presses On the bale
Is entirely water tight, aud all Of the rust
must be on ,he out side Of The hoop. which
eoald hecniirely prevented by brushing lhe
hoop wiki q little paint or pitch.
The iron hoop is sold al The factories ai
cents peflb. Now is the proper time for
the planters 10 send on their orders for the
growing crop: which can he forwarded
- l.-lsG :