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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
Fall Imported CHINA and QGEE-NSW.4RE,
srIIISc yrpy Inv

ID ship Harriet Rockwell just arrived added 10 previous
- receipts am placed In possesrn Of large and command
ing stock III Gu. ensware and China.
German, French and american Glassware.
Also hand extensive and varied assortment Of Cut
Pressed aud Plain Glass oil German French and American Mia
nuacnre German Silver and Britannia Casters, Stone Ware
etc. etc.
The above Goods have been purchased al rery or rotcs w
moncy, and nin anxious 10 se III the SANE "ay
Ny old and pcnc,ua paying friends are invited L. buy on The
usual credit. WI r BUTLER,
3 doors above the Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

IN ANCERY.-vinciSiA AT Rules held in ihr Chs
ONCE Of tie Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CHANCE (.
Cumberland county. the 4tl day IL September 1912:
Abraham Thomas and Robert straon Piain,.-s
against
James Thomas Elizabeth Turner Jane Bow-s, the h.
distributes of Michael Damrom and Lucy his WIFE drce.
and Booker Woolson late Sheriff Of Cumberland conny ~.
such, administrator with the will annexed Of Richard Gods
deceased, Defendants.
Tic defendant, Jane Bowes, not having entered lie, ar
ance and given security according the of Assenb
me rules OF TINS Cnrt ana II appearing by satisfactory e'dst
the said defendant do appear here the first day
March and the bill OF the plaintiff; and
this order forthwith inserted in newspapef nu
in The city OF Richmond for two months successfully M
the front door If the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
b. b. WoODSoN, D. e.
Jan. "a sl-v...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

GEs. JACKSON ASp Mr.. CALHors.-The Nashville
Union which is published near The seat OF General
Jacksons residence, in article published on the 2!h
of last month"; says that hese two distinguished citl-
zens have Ind no intercommuncatcn whatever since
General Jackson left the Presidential Char" But 1t
also says:
ave know it TO be fact, that no man places high
er estimate on the talents of Mr.. Calhoun than Gene
raj Jackson; no man would give MIR. c. his vote for
President, should lie be the candidate of the National
Convention, more cheerfully than he.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

lR. OAkLEY'S COMPOUND DEPURATIVE SYRUP, for
~ the Scrpfa Kings Evil obstinate upons of the
skim Pmplcs ospeules on the Face seay Eupon Chronic
ing from impure of the blood, nudous OF
ry. &c, sc.
Thu. Medicine extensively used in the United States
with decided benefit in Srola -rcua Diseases and In all
Of IN liberated character
RE,pf~G. June, 1879.
We, the undersigned having Frequently used oakrys C'n
pound Druratve Syrup, al practice via de-
cied beneficial results cecuIy recommend il Ia the faculty As
a superior preparation II. II. MtiILENBERG N. u.
SOLOMON Il. BIRCH, do
JOHN H. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale By CAYNOR
LYELL, Agents for the proprietor.
One door above the Dell Tavern
Dec 81 7l-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

- EMOVAI.-R. y. HUDSON, Deaths, has removed
IL square above the Banks, Main street, door
the residence of James Bosher. Esq.
lie performs all operations the Teeth for their beauty and
and inserts Incoupbe Teeth, singy, In full
sets, the most approved plans.
Ladies' gentlemen respectfully invited call
aud his Of Te=t comprising every variety
Of shades carefully selected from the celebrated
tuTers.
lie also inserts Artificial Paiacs designed voice
TO its proper and sound
Refer Rev. Dr. Plumer, Rev. Dr. Erpe, Hubbard Gard.
Co.. Gen. Pcyton, 3. s. Baxter Esq; Dr. Chambeayne,
DIR. Brockenbrouch, Gen. fcsram, and Dr. r. G. Cabe.
Oct Is 45-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

ITO DAVID GREESiiLL AND ELIZABETH C. His WIFE.
BY decree of the Circuit Court OF Powbatan pronounced
the lh day oil November lei2 suit between Herbert f.
Jones and wife plaintiffs and Sarah Hudson and yourselves and
Others defendants the undersigned appointed Commission
divide Slaves by Tatum deceased TO
his dauge Rebecca ud'on and the fourth day q February
and at Richard Goodies Store In the comfy of
has been appointed the and place make the said dvi-
son hen and where required to produce The slaves
Mourning Sarah and Billy "a Of the slaves afuresad
with the Increase of the females they removed by you
from Virrnia in default Of producing hem that you are not
TO participate in such division.
MACK GOODE,)
J. ELAN, Commissioners.
RIcID. ELAM,>
Jan. 72-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-The subscriber ha,in, 49,,
VI mined 10 tn the State OF Missouri VIII sell H. r.
OF Land In the county of Caroline upon which he nj u .
sides, containing about twelve hundred acres This land
ca.ed about miles from Chesterfield Depot, g
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad In neshhCroo
able tor good health and good society, being eqI distant
Richmond and Fredericksburg, and ahont thirty L!,, !
either place. Tie improvements consist Of large and
verient dwelling house, with six above the aascr,t m
in The basement, excellent grlnay, shielded are
large tobacco barn, 10 by ~ framed, and built II af
material; cabins, and all other cut hnrs m
family all and good repair There Is upon the Ian
good apple orchards and two dwelling houses lhs mig,
necessary be divided into farms Of six hundred acre.
There is in The yard excellent well Of water, operate.
pump and good Spring not far distant The quality liz
Is good and perhaps better than any in The neishh
Running through is large creek, aordHg less Thar
hundred Of very valuable Hat land inferior e
valuable swamp laad. About three hundred ts
original growth heavily tmbered with OAK and pine
situation would be very fine location for Lawyer
afford fine practice. further description is deemed crns
safy it is presumed person wishing purchase Will In
anime for himself The terms will be male easy. vii ri
pleasure In showing the land to pesons who may wish
cliase. FRANCIS ". SCOT
Nov. 4 sew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

A MEi.iA COURTHOUSE FOR SALE.-Pmsuant the pro-
n visions Of Deed Of Trust executed by Alfred Ecg!eon
and Eghcrt G. Leigh and Junus E. Leigh, Trustees for
Thomas Pide deceased dated day of October l
and recorded in Clerks Office of Amelia County Court the
subscriber acting Trustee, will sell for cash. By pnbc auction,
highest bidder Thursday the day January ls3
being Amelia Court day. the Tract of Land which the Court
and other county buildings located containing
1000 The improvements Of the
dwelling house in good repair very large and
newly erected house, with all The requisite
fer such establishments house, with and
cellars; brick stable nearly cranlTy
houses house. and every kind Of
needed upon well fixed establishment; beautiful yard. and
of the hest gardens in this section OF the country, with
substantial brick enclosure
This property should the attention Of capitalists
purchaser need fear competition either merchant inn
keeper-e land extending considerable distance every
recon from the Court house, and there being other buildings
Aso will be sold at the several Negroes
veyed the said deed Wagons Carts Carriage Harness.
stock of ogs Horses Cows and Sheep, Plantation Utenss Of
every KIND, and valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The undersigned will such title vese In him by the
deed whic! he believes 10 be perfect. +. G. LEIGH.
Dec. 10 G3-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-A fire occurred at Charlotte
Court house, Virginia, Wednesday night, 18th inst,
which destroyed large part of that beautiful village.
Actual loss not stated fredericksburg Herald.
AYorurn-We regret to hear that the beautiful town
Culpeper Court house has been visited with
affection The Bell Tavern, Major Lghlfoots, Mrs.
Rossons, Mrs. Thompson's, with house owned by
Mr.. Ficklen all destroyed by fire on Tuesday
last. The village has witnessed such scene
before. TIE above all the particulars have been
able 10 obtaln-U
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nfSrpIRtrJIeS

With characteristic des.tuon of political principle,
most of Wing presses pouring out their PolI
cal anathemas upon the Legislature for refusing to re-
ceive our portion of the 'stoen goods Politically
selfish and mercenary themselves they, of course can
hardly appreciate better qualities when displayed by
others For patry consideration of about three cents
per annum for each of her citizens, they are willing to
throw the Stule-e State Of Trgiaia-upon her knees
the portals Of the Federal Treasury soliciting charity
from source, which it would become her far more to
replensh than exhaust.
We are glad that the reception resolution could
command even the Wing strength in the House Sc.
vera gentlemen oftha party had too much Virginia mag
nanimty sanction this naked page Of national
Golfers. Among them we are glad 10 record the name
of Oscar Nj. Crutchfed.
TFredericksJurg DEM Recorder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
King William, Jan. ,, ls43. 7a-o.s

In the United States Court for the Eastern DIe, Of r
January 18th, 1913. go
WILLIAM B. EDMoNDs, of the county Of Fauque, hi
filed petition praying TINT be may be declared BaHA
IL IL Ordered, That all persons claiming TO b, creditors
said William b. Edmonds show cause 10 the Court on t
gay OF Marrn next, why the said William n. Ednond' =
aeclaen Bankrupt pursuant 10 the OF Congress IN W.
half and that copy Of this order be published in the ns
pas, according In the end and 9Th Rules Of Cou:t
Copy-Tese, ,s
Jan. sl-wa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

I AW NoTiCE-WILLIAM DANIEL ia, AITor'r
Ltw, Lynehbarg, IA, attends regularly the sarfI 1
Inferior Courts of the counties of Campbell Bedford az
ers and ." ,hr corporation Of Iynchbug aud alsc lh
coih of EaekInshan. :,
Jan. " Nv"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

efi.EETWnOD ACADEMY.-The sixth Annual Session
this Academy will the 2d January next,
der the direction o the subscriber who will be aided III the In
srnon Of the School by Mr. Joseph Kay, ~ b. graduate Of
William and Maywho during his collegiate that In
stton, acquitted himself highly satisfactory
the faculty whose testimonials Of his literary aannents and
neral standing afford ample guarantee of his fitness 10 dis
charge efficiently the duties of an instructor.
The Of instruction will embrace the Latin, Greek and
French Languages, Natural Moral and Mental Philosophy the
Elements Chemistry Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Plain
aud Spherical Tronouey Analytical Geometry Practical Sur
veinc and such branches constitute sound liberal English
Educatinn.
The object aimed the plan Of instruction will be- i'm
part by unremting exeons accurate and radical know
ledge &c the sul which tie students attention be d
rected prepare him for entering College cedtaby
engaging IN aotye business.
The situation remarkably healthy and possesses many ad
vaniares f,ir the moral training Of youth.
The yea will he divided into acssons Of FIVE months
eac the expense the except candles) will
he Sjand deduction made for absence after entrance for
the residue of tho session, except in cases If sickness
o. WHITE.
Address-Feetwood Academy, King & Queen.
Dec. ~ 6.-3tIwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
By The Lieutenant GoDsrs0r II Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, has been represented 10 tina. VIA. as
w junior, late of Ilrnco county charged with ar
kidnapping slave, has fled from justice, and son
large:
virginia, acting Governor, in pursuance Of the
do hereby offer reward Of hundred dollars any is
who will apprrrni the said VIM. llurheson G
him Into the Jail of rnrico county. And require all
civil and military, aud the people OF the CoInmonmes
all proper diligence for the OF the said
he may be deaf: with M The law direcs
Given under my hand, and under The lesser seal of The
r monwea,h at Richmond, this 27th day OF Ercrin,cr
t' the year 1919. JOHN NJ. GREGoki
William Hutchinson is forty years old. from frr,
es to feet hg straight with broad shoulders legs
prominent cheek bones blue eyes, hair very dark bacs
and colnbed chiefly lic left. His councnance roew..
peculiar and ofbiGdng in its
IL Is reported that the said HntchcsOn has had
Canal, above Lyuchburg under the Of HAa Thou.
ny which name, said he Is well known along the line d M
Bue Ridges that he left Richmond abnt the 25
taking with him wagon and four horses and he suppose
be now in the vicinity of Scot,sville or lynehbnrg.
Jan. "a ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
Sale of one or more rery desirable Residences near
Tarmu,tte

ON WEDNESDAY, February 18th, sia shall offer 10, saie
" at auction Premises In Lots or as Tract Of an
as NAV then appear espedient plantation which the ale
Drury Watson deceased resded containing from 500 10 a
acres land from 80 Of which creek low grounds anu
100 In IS wood land This fertile nd valuable land Is con
vcnientiy located a good Market and in nrghborhood OF
many social literary and religious advantages being anon
and half miles of Famvie the Sasb road leading from
Farmye TO Prince Edward and Hampden Sydney
College and the Union Theological Seminary.
II the purpose OF tho this land 10 be
surveyed in 80 IS in which form the land
will nobably be Sold though will be sold lat proper price, u
ofsred) as whole tract il any gentleman wishes to become
purchaser. 80.
7frs-Fo third of the purchase money negotiable noe
well endorsed at % days. will he cqursd-and credit OF one
and two wears given for the balance of the purchase mo
ncy. - ;u
y address Famvlle, Prince Edward county, and VIII
give any incarnation desired in reference the
e'' JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS.
r.xm,ula I-,h Ian Iad3 7S-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

r oCUST HILL FOR sALE.-The subscriber hayr, -
IL mined the West, offers for sale, by w.
tract III. Tract Land which he lives, n,s
Louisa Court house. the waters Of Hickory IN
and agreeable neishborhood aud containing eight hunS
twenty .cres comfortable dwcl'i.: houses =.
say out house,, good apple orchards and meadows hs
productive and well adapted To the growth of corn
tobacco and clover. There about hundred AMI a.
Of exceen, low grounds free from innndaion and very ~
tve-an ample supply Of wood and timber TO supply ,a
Each field is we'll watered having failing sv,io
branches. may said of TRUTH that seldom such & u
mar ket either in LOUISA the adjoining Counties
Reference TO Ellis Elicit, Richmond, or The subscribe,
JOHN ELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

II EECu CREEK ACADEMf.-Thr undersigned would an
~ 10 the public, that they have again employed Mr. H.
WhdGen this School lSi, which
win the second Monday of February next, and
continue months. Having been employ for the two
and perfect satisfaction having been given, feel
confident in ndng tie School 10 - public Instruction
will be given in Greek Latin French, Mathematics, and all En-
gh branches usually taught In Academies Particular attention
will lie given speaking aud composition There Is
cancy Of eight scholars and If application Is made
they tie School Few locations
he desirable. either ;nr morals, health, study.
Tuition per wears Enslisl S2o Languages SD Eoard $50
c. r. GOODALL, NATHANIEL. CROSS,
JAMES MCDOWELL, THOMAS ". WHITE,
WIN. l.. WHITE. JESSE WYNN.
Hanover. Nov. 90, 1872 59-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

- y. HUDSON, DrSrisr, performs all operations d, :,
IL. TEETH, Tor their beauty and preservation, aud s
couuptbIe teeth, sngiy full setis, the mos,
plans.
cal! ard examine his Of teeth, Comprising
rey Of shade carefully selected from the rar:,
faeturers.
lie al-o inserts Artificial Paatrs designed restore M
to its proper tone md sound.
Refer 10 Rev. DR.. Pumer, Rev. Dr. Empie, Hubbard
& Co., Gen. bernard Peyton, Dr. ChamberayGe Dr. RI.
brought =. g Baxter. ESQ., Dr. L. 6. Cabel, General P,,
George Watson, NJ. ID.
sor Office on Main street, square above the Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

GT0CKTON's PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JoHN G.
- yhYT DENTIST has received from the above celebrated
manufacturer complete of the beautiful Teeth
ta, have ever brought this city, and which, III NIL that
surpassed
respectfully invited 10 call and examine ten, aho
specimens OF his work.
C. W continues heretofore, to perform all operations Cor
The pre en ion and The and or
flee on the square Immediately above the Banks Main street
Rssrrnee.-M Clarke, NJ d., George Watson. NJ. D.. F. H.
Beane 81 d. E. IL Carmichael ~ d., Robt. W. iiaxall, d.
Thomas Nelson NJ D.. Boon Nj D., j. a. Cunningham
AZ sent aJ-wiyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

- UNAWAY NEGRO in RUSSELL JAIL There was com.
IL mtted the Jail of Russell county, Va abou, The first OF
September 1872 Negro boy, who calls himself Bl-ad on
when committed old and panaloons aud white hat
all nearly He his masters name WI
as, and purchased about lS months before he away
from Trader the Of Beverly Said boy abnnt Is
81 OF age made and active lie saws he can
tell he IL fIom The owner
requested forward property and take him away
otherwise, he will be dealt with according - law
EDWARD D. HERMAN,
d. Sheriff 0f Russell county, Va.
y.ini
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

- PALMER keep constantly on hand English, French Ger
man. American Publications. in department of LiterH
tue particularly Theology Classics the Arts and Sciences
History Biography Our Law Stock Is at pesent extensive
and well selected School Books and Stationery OF every variety
always hand
English amerieGs annacW have received our supply
published in London and America for 1873
Bookbinding, ali varieties executed IN the best manner
nec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

IN ANCERY-yrsoIsra:-In Lunenburg cc,u;y =,
lath December, 1872: "S
William Ellis, Plain.
against
John T. EIs Calvin Ellis, Richard f!:s James Neal
mel y. Mccormick, Dt,nt,,
The defe nda,ts John T Ellis Calvin Ellis and gcka-s
not having entered their appearance and given sec,,v
Ing the of Assembly aud tile rules Of this Court, ara .
pearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that they net
aDis Of this Commonw cath. ihe motion OF the ,is.as
his Counsel is Ordered That they appear here the 49,
Monday March and file their to the anr
and that copy this order be forthwith Inserted tho
mond Enquirer tor eight weeks successfully, and pos.e!
front door of this Cont.
Copy-Tes:s,
EM. H. TAYLOR, e
Der r.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

Tickris only S10-haIves 5-quarers 30
Certificate OF package Of 26 whoes, sian 90
:. % halves. G5 90
" 81 quarters, % 80
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages the
Splendid Lotteries, address
J. e. GREGORY & CO, Managers Richmond, Va.
Drawings Immediately AMER they al who order
as above. IS Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

SHALL continue the transaction of the Commission Business in
my own NAME and respectfully consi-nments of T"bac-
Flour and GRAIN intending devote my attention. as hereto
fore, almost exclusively TO the sale of those articles.
ALFRED T. HARRIS
Jan. 3 12-2lw lWSs W2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS

Print and Hosiery Store, NO. as Cedar strsi. \ U
XKTILLIAM F. BULKLEY, tof the late firms of Cu,.. I
w ley, Merritt Co, and Buckley, Merritt & sIr But
opening and offers for sa BY the piece or package an W
new and large assortment OF "aiey
FRENCH ENGLISH, SEsMAS, sGoTcm AND A,lssIc,
toge,ber with full assortment OF beached and bs
Linens Brown Hollands, Linen Drills Cotton do Mn
Mexican axtures Linen Cambria and Cambria andl
B.mbaznes Camhrc Mnslins, Jaconeits, Nainsook A.
swiss and Bull Musns Striped and Plaid Jacone,,s Va
and Brown Table Covers Victoria Skirts &c, &c. and s
that but meet the views oil cash buyers Southern
cban,s will always find il their advantage TO buy I'M M
where the stock new well assorted and Constantly e
hands.
Of The year: and cin. facilities Of procuring
from Auction American aud European Manufactures To
dsnce in nyn. close and good buyers to examine our
Merchants that find IL nconvenent TO visit this civ p.
themselves by remitting the money giving correct de
OF the goods they want, with directions how 10 ship ,.
he executed with despatch and al low prices as can
In this city. HM +. RllKIrv;
New York Ian 10Th, 1919. ,gs-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

TERMINATION OF co PAErHERSlIlP-1he partnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers under the firm
Rives Harris cxire, hy Imitation the 3lst umo The
name of the firm WILL however, continue TO he used for The pn
pose of collecting debts TO- closing the business OF
the concern which will be attended Ia chiefly by a. T. Harris
who will continue NJ The office occupied ny Those indebted
10 the concern will hr pleased make speedy paymru we
anxious To close the business. ROBERT RvES.
January ID 1919. ALFRED T. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
POJlTiCAL.

AN AprEAL TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
On the primo Plies OF National Convention FOR the
nomination Of President and Vice Presden, C! the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

Persons wishing 10 enquire about School viii p,,a M
letters 10 Stony Mount, Brunswick county.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-02-22
NAUTICAL SERMON.

When Whitefeld preached before the
seamen at New-York, he had the follow
ing bold apostrophe in his sermon: Well,
my boys, we have clear sky, and are
making fine Roadway over smooth sea,
before light breeze, and we shall soon
loose sight Of land. But what means this
sudden lowering Of the heavens, and tha,
dark cloud arising in the western horizon2
Harkl Don't you hear the distant ,hun-
der Don't you see those flashes of light
ning2 There is storm gatheringi Eve
ry man to his duty! How the waves
rise and dash against the shipl The ali
is dark The tempest RACES! Our masts
are gone !. The ship is on her beam ends!
What nexl2
II is said that the unsuspecting tars. re.
minded OF former perils on the deep. as il
struck by the power Of magic arose, and
with united voices and minds exclaimed
Take to the Long Boat.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-02-22
VERMONT GRAPH.

enses. Taking advantage of the opening
of Chinese ports by the late treaty. the
Horticultural Society of London has re-
solved to send person well qualified fer
the undertaking, to brng home all ne
Snds worthy of introduction into England.
Among The fruits there. the Perkin Peach
is said 10 weigh t,cO pounds. and nothing
is more melting and delicious.
Our own government of the U. States
has in its contemplation 10 fit out an en-.
bassy on. liberal scale to China; and we
hope among other important matters, that
the subject Of agriculture will not be for.
gotten. In the mean while, we shall call
the attention of the officers of our mer-
chant ships about 10 sail on their annual
voyages, to these matters, and see what
we can do in our humble, private way.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-02-22
From the same.

Shall not the people mourn. so long as
the knowledge OF themselves is SO wicked,
" neglected as il is in this perfectly en-
ightened age of sel6shness !! Honest and
enlightened men agree that the world is
full of error. and that it goes down much
smoother than truth with the many
Would people die of consumption as they
now do, if their prejudIces would allow
them TO "scize upon truth wherever found,
on Christian or on Heather ground ?"
We find little sound health of mind or
body in this land of physic and fashion.
Who that has examined The subject be.
lieves that this state Of things would exist,
if the laws of Life were obeyed! t. C.