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Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08
TEFLIs, September 10.

EtjtS oepttiIiDSI w.
The Kurds, no for long period have enter.
tained feroclous hatred to this Christian repub-
lie, situated in the centre of the Mahome:an
states, committed their invasion all kinds OF
atrocities The villages were pi!laged, women
and young girls were violated, aud, IN fact, the
massacres committed were worthy Cf plumber
ing tribe having 10 their power de 'ested enemy.
In the districts adjoining Dzlmalesk might be
seen during several days the Christian villages
- fire. Some OF those villages were burned by
the Inhabitants themselves, who fled before the
Pasha's hordes, destroying their property to pre-
vent ii falling into the hands of the Kurds. The
result of this abominabie outrage was, that the
HISTORIANS, after much boodshed, surrendere
their territory TO the Pasha of Mousul. This is
a deplorable event, as the HISTORIANS Of Dzuma.
lesk formed a small state we'll worthy Of liberty
Thev were brave, Industrious, and peaceable.--
DE- Grant, who has for long time resided a,
Urmia, has left for Mousul. where he was abou,
to take some steps in favor Of those prosecuted
Christians.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

An enlightened traveller asserts that, one thou.
sand tons of tobacco juice are annually squtrfed
over The fair face of creation, and that twenty
tons of IVORY are worn out in chewing the weed,
every seven years.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

Snow has been plenty in Vermont Tor month
past, and sleighing has been good there more man
three weeks.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

An cid man when dangerously sick, was urged
to take the advice of physician, but objected,
savinp--"I wish TO die a natural DEATH"
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08
So years Of q ge,

a woF5 Is SUFFICIENT 10 ptse "'a'' - ""
meaning, we suppose, TO this fdftine.
.nes; of Chinese has been estab.
5loI1sso.Sp ~ the school Of living Eastern Ian
n..oss and VI. BAzIs was appointed to The Chair.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

The London times contains the following let
ter relating to the massacre of HISTORIANS, and
the success of the Circassiaus:
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08
Mr., Claw on bolitior.

Father Richie of the Richmond Enquirer has
a most lnveterate propensity fer the discovery o
more 's-nes;s. One Of his latest story iha,
Mr.. Clay had joined the Abo!iionists and was
going 10 sell out the South for Abolition votes
The ground Of this statement IN some
back woods paper IN Ohio that Mr.. Giddings had
read on the stump letter from Mr.. Clay, ep-
proving his course. and the general views of The
Aboliiionists This Statement ut completely fright.
ened the venerable Nestor OF Van Burenism from
his proprety, and he called aloud for the puhI-
cation of Mr. Claws f1agiious letter. His arii-
Gle reached Mr.. GIddings in Ohio Statesman, D,
and Mr. G. promptly wrote lIegthy let,f; ssooIb,ho 90 er
feet on his nerves. Wr. Giddings had receired
no letter at all from HENRY CLAY, and never pre-
tended TO have any But he did receive and
read letter from Cdssius NJ Clay of Kentucky.
who is just such Aholiionist as we like, and
good Wing -,1e back of it. He had written,
approving Mr. Gidding's views and course on
certain points, and Mr.. G. spoke of the contents
Of the letter 10 meeting Of his constituents
out of which grew the blundering report which
had so alarmed the Enquirer.
Mr.. Bolts wrote TO Henry Clay on this sub ject,
and received answer, of which the following
extract is sufficient:
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

The Indianapolis Journal of Dec. lst, says
'Au indictment has been found agains, Mr.. John
Cain, postmaster a, this place, fer alleged vi
olalion of the post office law, by opening private
letters addressed to his predecessor. We name
thi. fact as mere item of intelligence and eau
ton our readers agans, the influence of ell re-
ports, current, IN reference 10 this matter
until Judicial investigation shall oe had: The
trial viii be had ct this term of the L. s. Court.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

Terms OF THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM:
Two DoiIars--in advance; and Three Dollars
mt the expiration of the year.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08
ASHLAND, Nov. 10, 1913.

81 have perused your letter TO he Wing, and
am greatly obliged by the friendly motives which
dictated it. By this time, however, you will have
learned, from a card published by Mr. Glddings,
tha, i, was no letter of mine, but one of a name.
sake, which has excited Mr.. Ritche | do not
write letters for different latltudes. | have but
one henr,, and one mind and all my letters are
but copies of the original, and if genuine, will
be found TO conform to it, wherever they may be
addressed"- n. Y. Tribune.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

Help Yourself-sSally.' said lover 10 his in
,anded, give me a kiss, will you. Sallyr
No, | shan'l,' said Sally; help yowsef.'
Sally done right, 60 she did.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

Editors Rising. There are four Editors in ihs
mex, Cangress. Luther Severance, of Augusta
(Me.) Edmund Burke, Of HaveIhil, (N; y Johf
Ritter of Reading, pa. and John Wentworth
Of Chicago, (Ill.) |, is probable there are other
who have been Editors. If there were more. th
sessions OF Congress would be shorter and better
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

A Steamboat Case.-A, recent decision OF
the T. S Circuit Court al Providence, r. l.,
Capt, Leonard. of The steamboat Gladiator as
tried for making certain trips from Providence to
n York, wlihou, being provided with three ooats'
as By law required The Jury found the oeieno-
ant guilty, and the Court sentenced MN 10 pay
fine of three hundred dollars.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

Brief Enough-'Ha mster,' said Yankee
to a ,eamster, who appeared in something of a
hurry, what time is t?-Where are YOU going
How deep is the creek7-And what's the price
Of butter?'
past one, almost txo-home-waist deep
and eleven pence, was the reply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
BALTIMORE MARkEr,-Jaac ;.

Caite-l hc oil,tlngsoi Beer Cal,c At the Scal,-
Dhls meuua embraced 5Oo head, 81 which ~ nerr drv
en- North. Tho sales Ia the butchers were about lNu
head prices riu9u9 from 225lo 81 per l0o LIS On hr
hool, which equal 10 about 5O a go net a, in
quality. HE prncprsI sales were however ri iucruc
date ales, and show sltghl decline Ia prices. Ihru
noW 10 head Ia the market uu, 3D.
Fiopr-l'here Is very lltlr demand or loWaid street
flour. and we are moi advised Of any transactions to-day
t1Ides have offered h sell from store Al s. without
tndlog boyers. Inc receipt rrIcc is 5, We hear ol
no Transaction, IN CIly Mills Flour. II would brns /,
- Il lhtfc Wtrc any IN market,
Graia.-N heat conina,s IN active den and. md The
ptce ba> lutlhcr adyane i. We note sales Ia day ct
,G0o bush. Pcnna. reds al IL 5Il~ III .pnuc par
GELS containing much smut. Two three slali lot, ct
Md Ted " heat were sold at - a I l.l2l.
u htdeg- Pucos have still further advanced. Sales
to day ol unls, 46a = cts. lihds are ,,oih - cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
Rstsa tEs =.

Departed This life, on Friday the ID day of June,
: -. al his residence IL tampheil County, NuIl,M
CLfMfNT, ESQ. IN The 15lh year films a4e. Tue
death oi Nlr. tirmeu', Ike that Il all good men, was
easy aud tranquil. "ew men were more truly esteem
cd than lie decreased Us whole hirW oiaocycn
and Il. b'ra,ye ie1or. He - very modest "nd IN
ASSUMING. and vet hccrly scnsfe. and indignant AT
any tau1 be Thought mean or 5rH "oIdue. a a mas
Ter. ha VS. humane; fnber ndu ,Fnt aud KIND; as
rlcnd, true and fem; husband, tohirr and alice
uluaief Christian. must humble and sincere. And
although he Was So calm aud resigned rit,iag To
de, As 10 lelye nothing l1r his minerals tnrn IS aud re
Mtlons To regret To himself; YET long will hc be ro-
mcmuerod with al hrlr lss, aud ith sympathy
and affection. That lie MIS- lrnc christian, none who
knew hlm will doubt. The principles by Which hc
wished II be actuar,d 1hase OF the blessed Saviour.
particularly HAT OF doing unto others ashley should
d' unto him Hrutyoeuce and charity adorned H.
disposition, and none ever came II him distressed, ard
wen. empty away. The writer 81 Ihs humble trhur,
To his memory. lived near him III years and knew hu
we'll. and brlieyus than lac wa, exemplary and up
ri!ht citizen. an exact. benevolent, and honest man,
and Lat he viii have h, rev ard among the spirits Of
jus, men made perfect"
Del, in r cn,nl, an tha 3ls N y, alter proiroc-
ted Hines oil nlay months, Air lIrrGY GIEsoS Clerk
Of the /. $. Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia
IN the f2l yelr OF his agn eaypta Yong and interest
ing fi'aly aud numerous circle Of relatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12

EollN REGARDS y Co.. lliattmorc Import
ep tfs and Nhaeaale Dealers III nfv G1od. and
WILLIAM II h An, have associated tl.cueelye,
nndef the finn ol
Il / { Il y s u ! 4 y &. 60
n Tn purpose ol conducting wholesale aud retail ~,
Goods iiu-lur-s in lLis place
Nuh Ion, experience IN business. aud ever, ftilu}
both IN Tbs comtrqanl in Ewopr. Gr Obtaining then
supple at the LOVE- possible prres and hcug IN con
STINT acudoucc Oh tue lirious ia Haiiim#lf II rs ir
intention tu sell Al hf hrfI rites ui the term rj,
ulb tB, ,,4 If sarrfl,f f4IJ o,dii.n.l t,,,,l 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
III liAkA Ana.E

A : 1t may appear, II IS Notwithstanding true, lila,
u the subscaler,oo Bank ianfe, faplu,tt the new
stunn building if now opcnWg
sIW "PisGNt. ~ SG'afmIg t.oobS.
Nearly MI o'vie rap, aud WiiiAe sill 6u,a ffcci /,
twenty five rrt eeGt o"c+ than II any laimt season
iais soch j. almost ENTIRELY Nl5W aud pnTrha
sd within the llsl iva weeks lie s3Iells an cxanina
ton by purchasers, telling assured HAT all willie con
vuend that what Ii says is IA nnhoa but really anil
substantially true The iolloVln2 comprises a p3foo
4 he eur,"
Wool dyed black md cold, Catl# rom &! 80 10 fl,e
do do and coil. Cas.tnc.rs fern common i, 6ao...
Gambrooas aud summer tlutha from 81 -'s 10 tie fl
nest quality
Linen and Cotton paIiogs from 10 -sate ~.
Marasu de- LANES and fulrisunes
Lawns aud paffissunrs fr sccand mourning.
Fancy lawns and farsiod Glnsuains all brccs
Nan~ho 7,cr and Scotch Clrehalus Wy cheap
\ large jto~k prps, from 8 g. q. % - aud lG -
American Na1heeaa and Cotton Gambfoons 'wgudiod
pure,
Sill, and Cotton ilaps and llalf llase ali pricc4
SILK, Nd and Cotton Gloves all qualities aud prices
SILK and Linen ramhrrr lankereaIela and Meek ri.s,
Black and col'd silk Mts. lnm - els. m,
Ladies Chone and SILK Gloves, afltc'c
florence Brad. Lawn and olher nannrls very chtap,
z,rbyr Wo,srra and Nccd1e Patterns good s6pAy.
Black Italian checked silk and @aun ravats
Brown CotWns, heavy stock, L. ut g. cents
Blcachcd Cations. from cents finest
Cotton Ozuaburas and German Baflaps.
Blue and brpwnt ottan Dfiila
M,Ncan Mixtures and Hamilton Sipes
Palm Hats, Umbrellas and Parusls,
Superior }andana. SpucGrld & pangee f3ndkerciafs
Superior Satin, Ntrlru and Muscles Vesllngs,
Bedtclte Apron Checks aud pcailentary Plails'
jaelaei and striped taubrics aud Mtslns
'fo9ccr with almost every afiice IN The Dry Codd,
way, Which viii be sid most ustonighnely low -.
JAMES \. sriUTER.
april 10 tsH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
ron TUr VIRGINIA
TO TIE WHO'S OF NIRGI\lA

II is almost certain that leny Clay will be elected
President ii the n,d States HE ncN1 clcciiou y he
,hcr hc gets Inc vote Of Virginia MT II oue To hr
the object III the Wh- party Of TIN, State 10 cast her
vote upon the mns renowned she Nas ly4na.
aud probably the greatest living uan earth Small II
hc said, wl, o'h'r atcS anNiau> anI determined
Ia honor ot lro'pa fh1 SIR Will stand by srdurrd
10y hunhuT1ery. ha1uT between TIN prnrrr,y Of con-
ss'oncv the hand and tac sir,s ind rrpmeuts
nj the heart and head to 20 If hm ON tie o,lrr2 say
no-1i' W higs 81 the whole nion desire the election
81 Henry Clay aHj riic Nhi9 soN irania caa and will
have IA Doubt give 10 him the electoral vote ot the
state They need only mike the effort Parties are
nearly equal, ahd the WHO'S have the ri,hi side Of the
fucsilon the people are aWakaa mp and hry he1lo NJ "
10 think tr themselves: and il ihr VIII, Orators The
State viii hui do lheir duty Clay will oct the VOTE Of
virginia as certainly as he will get the vote of Ken
tucky.
Thank God. the Wing party are now united. 10 a
man: ard W. are happy thai W. arerl,cvcl from that
class Of politicians Who's greatness consists in assuming
name. or ny banging +" SINE abstraction of some great
man. without having the ability 10 see FIR themselves or
10 understand The doctrines motives which had roy
rmcd their leaders. Abstraction is tho weakness IF in
reflect. great mind lppks Ia the whole subject and
decides whether the whole he god or hal: aud an
happy that the sway ri Tho ms Richie and his Fnanircr
Is now nearly n amend. He has done more 10 destroy
sound Republican doctrines than any man in the State
There time when the Enquirer was a respectable
Republican paper; it was regarded lhe Chief eIaas
orthodoxy by the reading part Of lhfen ni1Hs ~
fnm6oggcy alihonG roug 4 lksssSsvalr
able naPrr. vow knpws lsalinrs thai In $50 t.
Mr. Elrrhio was anyoos ,Sd ~ Cnsfrdo or Mr..
Ndems and somew bat dtspai ,f success against the
growing popularity of NJ - lie deierninel ,oilani-
hug the pcople; We %sfnk pine adnlionas,l.is
that sa'' birth 10 such ~ shH qnnry Adams, :
Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12

Cont At,s-T,, Msdi@aas7 lt'tc ir, .laa#a#r.s
lie turooi lis ifr,dtrcg totff s,' e sa,,tIf# IT,
having been Restored %, '.dia.ae. r,sd '-a,' y ds
visit 10 his larn. The Coltlaufial rntau,s u 1T
the Presidents "apPr.aci, To lleeIiy wa@ oopaeos'Ie
Il salute lran the steam ship Missouri wbll, til
land Of nu.e told hat the 'conqnerlrt hcre'' came
For tie pup s. ii conc, aiha ifaal III, Norbefa peo-
lie the seefaiol -,cj Winch be net Wuh IN Rich
mund. the Madstnau stats flai during Tie ,.tew
hours he remained IN Richmond. a,lu, 40 hours he
was waited unby many Of liz iaosl rc-pnc'a'l cilz
Of thu, place ar j, quote. Is le'f- m the Il elm nd
papcrs-uo ore thor having dfafd I'll!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
NEW s$h'ElNs. essbeeDS

NJ have Plst received our supply Of Spring and
w Summer ttoods embracing a gencial assortment
= SiFlE MD FANCY ARTICLES, Which
"efe selected with qlea care from the latest imporla-
huns al the clYel New York We invite cur friends
shH the public aenerllv 10 call and examine our stock
as great bargains Will he offered item
TURNER, BuRWELI, & CO.
May wis if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12

fkiIF SUBSCRIBER has procured lie NC niey or
me sale Of those Truly splendid Instruments made
by Cmckerng Maeheys, OF Boston,
fo'hose acquainted with instruments troq t4is Man
4acoly, we say nothing, teu.ng e1nsltnl the cannot
fail to please. %
TO those unaequaaiei villa them We say. ONLY
TRY THEM, and you Will fad them not Inferior To
the e,loualed bra-dnood Pauos ii l.oadon.
we do moi sell them on tral-po BECAUSE we are a
lfad To risk trial but for the reason that nsnrily
u prsons not Judges; and sct Is our coaideIce in
The manufacturers. that willing Stake upr rep
a'ation upon THEN iope and Disability being ugrranicd
to stand any climate.
me abuVe instruments are on hand. and fr sale.
the sign Of the Golden Mortar, Bank square, Lynch
burg, Va, by d. r. LYMAN
Aug. wl2n II AMI OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
CuNAttNtf NTEln

II r01ee Fills G,me Hsom.-1alc half a tea
op"n-lli III bMc1 p-rpa IN powder one le2spoon
tul brown su1ar and ta0le spoon full Of cl,am;
mix them WelI bgcil e. AMI place II IN plate where
the tIus are r.uhlrsun.p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
kaEs. .Ssssas
PA d r q II TT :

% 4 % ss z rs. .
the best evidence the subscriber can possibly give
"A ol his opinion, as 10 the agpsffqifv II he
Pam ores which he offers f ale; and H. ofler that
ofiefs may have an opportunity Of usliog tie matter
heTop'se' to place lhem pPta tiai IL lie parlofs Of
leh persons as nay be desons II apllmg themselves
VIII articles Of the kin1
fhc pos p2nemfn Of positive purchase any instrn
hent whatever tor few montls. 10 give tie different
lnakers fair trial. would at least d. tire purchaser M
harm.
hue addressed Ia the Subscriber IT pefersburp Va.
8ehil answer just rs good purpose every way
hrp1i niofvlew since he takes Hfoh himself the risk
q stctwg aud euatantefs to please every respect.
\ ar.c assortment always Oh hand Upwards If
llree hu1dr' have been sold by him. iiui yer sell
llo9 bad one +. 7. NASiI Feie35,rg Ia
ArulG If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
JOHN =. t.aSGFso9sNE
Commission Oi7G sprscWl.{Eag
,NECEClsNp,R.

& EFEPS his services TO his friends and tue pub
" lie, for The sale Of Flour. Wheat. Tobacco and
every description Of County Produce
Having been some lime engaged in the Flour trade,
he i'4'lers himself that he viii be enabedto give general
satisfaction ~ the sale OF TINT article. Particular attan
'lun given 10 The sale Of 0b9ce his charges as usual
per hhd. He is Also prepared frwaTd an, Of t,c
boye articles free ot drayAge. and npgn d gd terms
as any ohet house IN the Srce. oiee Aner the S,ure
Mlrlh q .,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
AZ Asssb.
~. ~ ~ ln % s o 70

Al THE UNION HOTEL, IYNCHBrBG,
EB FpAlRN and tunes Musical Instruments. Iilrps
Iinos, Guitars. Arroraans, Mus cal Boxes ulus.
Flutes Sc. in correct and improved manner and with
despatch HIS kuo" ledge Of music and yeaIs ol rNpe
rcncc, give him the confidence that his ability equal
~ the demands Of the citizens Of Iyncbuf9 and yclu
uv.
IS ehargcs will be in accordance with the pressure Of
the times If tuning Pianos $500; Strings and repairs
also al a snIla rate. ~,
Is his stay is linn, earlY application is solicited -
Application by uotoor message nj! be PaneiaaIy aiic"d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
Br. Francis q. T'ompixins

kAFFERS hi, Professional services to the crzcns Of
- iyucbturg and lis vicinity. Ills olirc is the
drsl below John q. Macms over Israel Pierce
Dry Goods Store.
June - .u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12

A 1t may appeal il is nota,ta.lanliog true, flat
u the subratef, oo Bank Sane, falp,a.tt the new
dunn LmLLnn J !. nn-Mlu-r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
NV DtiriuOisI CASH >TOHE
,NOU OPENING ~ Ll.NGHBERG.
Seeds at tht' lowest y. or,.. E'btr.-
dflphia ami Baltimore prices.
TES(.SFi Fss. FsE.E.S' $. 90.
Nr>I door 10 Ir,nnt ~ Dung, up Nam street.

EollN Il Ri ARDS \ Co.. ol Baltimore imp,r,
ep tfs aud Nhulrsalr Dealers IN )ry Glol. and
Nlll,I\M ii RA IN, have associated ll.cmeelye,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
Valuable B'sanert, for sale.

lunt !
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

THE WsATHrs for the pasi week has boen
perfect epitOme Of the year. We have had
the breaking up Of early spring-,he heavy
thunder. vivid lightning and showers OF mid.
summer, tho dingy atmosphere and blood red
sunset OF Indian summer. and tho bracng air
and hard frosIs Of winter,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

We agree peri ely with OR correspondent
]. T. M, that whoa, snd wool are TO be the
grea, staples Of western Wisconsin. but We
disagree with him entirely upon the existence
and durability of its mineral wealth. Our soil
is PROFESSIONALLY an exceedingly fertile one,
bu, measured by sa e9nal exien, Of excellent
metal bearing rock; and though the existence
Of mineral is not as susceptible Of jemous'ra.
,ion as the productive principle OF the soil.
sill. 90 question its existence, would be moth.
ing else than denial Of the ruth O. exPeii.
ence. We believe fully that the miner will
never realize greater return for bis labour. in
proportion TO the capita invested. than former
ly, and we believe it equally certain thu. Gee
turtles win pass ere western Wisconsin ceases
TO be valuable mining disirio,.
Upon the whole his su6jeo, 10 we'll selected
and well treated. aud viii be read With inter
es, and profit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
The i.sl southpor American eou.sias 40

The lasl Southport American eonssia' 40
inselligenl article upon the sabjec, Of connect
ing that town with tbs interior and. western
Counties Of Wisconsin. By means CT han
Road. We are glad OF any evidence that .
work OF such universal and acknowledged i'm.
ponance is about TO attract the attention OF the
Territorial Press. Though tn eastern Corn'
ties do no, stand in the same pressing need Of
such facility Of communication and trade as
the western, still. ,heiT growth in cGmefcisi
point of view depends to very great extent
upon an intimate connection With me hilssis.
.sipDi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

In another columo will be found commu-
nicalion from Rob ert A. CLARK, a Prac!icai
snd scientific miner who has just returned
from Lake Superior, where he has spent tho past
season in making examinations. eEeEiing him
self to become we'll informed upon the pecu-
liariiies and general character Of that region.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

We have received second communication
from q Snake" but i, came too late fer place
ihia week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

IL Ne lcaTo from he New Hampshire Ga.
Asi'e that ire s'oop q wsi Portsmouth was
ssuo-hea tom 'he Navy ward az PoI,smou h.
IN honaay forenoon. She oilae isrgrsI class
II Stops IS war. 5UiiI u0t-f h. direction q
Ir Baiker ard Is much admired % ,ssci-
nsF q Ssv,' A'ehiissture.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
NJ THe PaAIple FAamsn is an ably con.

~ TIE PaAIRE FARMER - an ABLY con
Quoted monthly. published in Chicago at IL
per year. and devoted 10 he Interests and ad-
vancemens of Western Agriculture. Every
Wisconsin farmer should be The reader Of some
Agricultural periodical; and we feel fully
warranted in saying thar ~ farmer would sell
for $40 the amount of information which by
perusa Of the work in question, he can gain
for one dollar.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
GRANT co. HERALD.
sAEUKDs ;::::::::::':;:::;.=S"v. IS, 1919.

" X preparing and shall publish
few nsmber, q. oce a statistical statement OF
he mineral an agricultural products OF this
County. from the Isl Of Deeenber iSf2 10 the
sane date in l8a3, together with the whole
number Of operators employed. respectively,
or a comparative view Of the nett proceeds ac-
cruing from each Accompanying this VIII
be correc, account of the total number of
acres comprised ia the County, the amount
entered, the character Of the land that Is sun
nnentered, the number Of acres enclosed and
the amount under cultivation. Aside from
the interesting nature Of this information, II
will furnish the basis of some very useful es-
Inmates which we shat endeavor to improve.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

LrAp. The as. Philadelphia North Amer.
ieaa notices the sale Of $500 pigs al $3.50 10
IS 90 l,2 pr leo rs. 81 SIX moashs.
The n. Y. Tri6uHs Ct tho 40 iasi. ssys
Les - s~'s srpaiy 81 $50 i-s -,ss,