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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01
GITN,SMITHING.

TTNHoNAs TYRER continues make to order Doahe asd
Single Rites Stocked altered Percussion
aud repaired superior zyie together with all kinds Of work dom
an IN. Gun Sun,fn- linz Al tn ,hortest notice.
6HEAP SILK GooDS-2OOoO yard. Of styles Of Silks
~ day and evening dfes -ehns OF AZ reduced es
By reta-amone-t hlnd~crne piA!n sks
cord hEd SILKS is al Is Sd $ u and
forming lsrses; OF Silks @ be had the
The determined reduce sock Of goods bargains
eza be had AZ h = r II JENKINS.
n AGUIRA AND 81. DOMINGO CoFFEE-6O bags Lagua
IL green Coee superior quality zoo do 81 Domingo Do for ale
by WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL-
Oranges AND APPLE>-s Havana Oranges 10 do
W APplrs, landing for sale BY
"A WILLIAMS l. HAXALL-
T'T4KAPAs sUGAR-25 hl4s prime Azakapas susar-fOr
"A Saebv n2 LEWIS WEBB.
aNANTLY FLOUR, a a low Pnee-for sae BY
Il DAVENPORT ALLEN.
SPERM AND TALLoW CANDLES, Se
- - BOXES Sperm Candies. dferen; brands
- so DO Ehntous Ta1ow Candies
easks Winter Sperm Oh
100 kegs White Lead
50 county knit soeks
10 and half chests Young Tyson Tea
10 barrels Rock spring Gin
Ma For sale by WILLIAMS q HAXALL-
USRESC FIIIEr woRSTED MTT received and for sle by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

4 \ the u. States Court for the Eastern DI,irIct
Of Virginia February 9TH ls+3 LANES WARRINGTON Of
the city Of Richmond having hed petition praying he may he
declared bankrupt; Is ordered that all persons claiming
Creditors Of the said James Warrington the court on
the 18th day 81 March why the said not
declared bankrupt the that behalf
and that Of this order be published newspapers accord
ing to the ssd and sih rules ofeour
A CoPy-Testc:
t7-wsw HENRY ctpsox Gil
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~ ihc nnlod Slnies l,o,., ,;- 1 Ea-1- - No..

y the United States Court tor the Enstern Dis
~ Inet of Virginia February eth Isi3: ITrTLEBURY BOAT
WRIGHT OF the county OF Amelia, having petition pray
ng that he may be declared Bankrupt that ali
sons claiming be creditors the Lituebu Boarrht
show cause 20 the Court the 18th day March why the
said liiehur BoagTrh be bankrupt pursuant 70
the act OF Congress that behalf and copy OF this order be
published IA the newspapers according 22d res OF
A
fe .H-w5w' HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
At
JOHN VI. OREM,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex Duyal * Cos Drug store

E. q. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and public generally, that he has just received fun as
sormont Winter Clothing. the materials OF which
have been purchased Of fhatopha and y
York for CASH in tire city Of Baltimore al the
fashionable John VI orcnl corner OF Market and
CAr,, streets unnecessary thing further on TO
cnumcraie part my asnen the style and quality OF his
make IS we'll know o the citizens OF virginia
NV assortment cnnsSts pan Of
Beaver and ffst Cloth Froek and Over Coats
Begc and IoinvBe do % 90
Con and Camiet Cloaks part Of them Mcintosh style
sun West OF England CIotL Dress and Froek Coats
PanlaIooas Of plain fancy sykes and
Vests Of velvet Cashmere Merno san and Satin
Morning Gowns aud Rohcs
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS
Do B0Sotas and Colars
Flannel Lambs Shaker Shirts and Dawers Peck
HandkerehiefS sear Opera Ties and Stocks Gloves
SasEenisrs half Hoe Se
Samples fashionable Chs Caszmeres and NestnsS
which the fashionable and NJ
the shortest
The advantages purchase OF these Goods VIII enable 10
srI suE,r nAEaAiSs CLOTHING. and respectfully the
pubic call and vIan.ne for themselves de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01
XIKGINIA.-ir Chanceru.-AI Knies held IN

" lnpiNIA.-fn Chdncery.-AI Rules held IN
the Clerks once Of supcrior Court Of Law and
chsneey ior Gooehand county, oth February is43:
Peter J. Archer. pl,i,io
Against
Robert e. Macon. Daniel A. Wilson Michaux and Cas-
tain Cooke. Dco.
The plaintiff 6ed his bill and the defsD1ant G. Ma
not having entered his appearance. and
according 10 the act OF Assembly and Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence.
tan OF tins commonwealth; Is ordered said
Macon do before the Judge
house OF the Sa county, the TUESDAY third
in April next aud the said bill copy
der b. forthwith inserted IN published
Richmond for months successfully and posted
door Of the Count HOUSE OF this county.
&c 10 wow Copy-reste: W. MILLER e c.
NRGINlA-At Rules Clerks office Of E-seI Circuit
Superior Court II Law and Chancer day OF Febr
lSI3 Washington a. Perkins with the will an
nsSedof Caty D. Alien deed, Piaintn
James W. Banks James Owen admir- Of Elizabeth n Alien
deed. D,Tt.
Came the plaintiff Counsel and filed nisi
Ppna awarded against the defendants bill being
returned executed on the defendant
not having entered his appearing satisfactory
evidence that the said defendant
the motion of the pllnn IL
Banks appear here nj the Rules the Clerks
the hrsi Monday In April and plaintiffs
and that Of this order DC forthwith
published In the City Richmond
~ aud that another copy be posted
house OF tins county
A Copy-Tes,c
JAMES In. G CS
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wIsTAR,s BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.

FNHE Great Remedy for CONSUMPTION of the
10, 'enss Ah.enons o me iAss As. n"aenn> ram. of
~ !" ths hfeasi of Lungs s. hesor
NAIIiRIs o.'N PRESCRIPTION
A compound preparation OF the Psaas
Wal Cherry the Extract of TAR
approved and reconnrnd By the
uneucd and universally Acknowledged the valaa
Die medicine discovered No qhaekery NO deecpon In
setting forth truly great medicine have
c ~ deceive hbog uncr aeion NOT do wish
to esogeit than Justly sssrNer Yet when NC hook around
aud te suffering AMI Distress ~
ofthe diseases which medicine has proved highly
@ feel that it, Claims too strongly,
much m is Avon Various remedies true have been oned an
pu Tho deass 1.-THE Lungs and
have no doubt hn nni uo but OF Tint have Yet been
discovered IA admitted by AMI al Who have witnessed
m effects that has proved sicoi as this saeh necd
are the surprising virtues this aan that even IN The advanced
stages OF Conungtioo afvr all the nH esieenH rp'es 81 phs
~ l'Ne seu 70 cneet any ShulsS er - W , nAs
~ oi tne urs' an eisS'eu
'H sAscs .. .ns Ss,-, s,n, M :, - -. ~,
hc n.,n,,. ~ 49,. sns q, ,h,s nx,t,,hs n,,,i -, 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

NIRGINIA.--At rules held in the Clerks OF.
&c superior aud chaneery fbr
County, %
Nohon Page adninstraios o. J. r. Cushing decd Panun
Against
nahney Cosby and T@wis Cosby. Dens
IN cfiANCERY.
The psbnsy Cosby. having appearance
according ths Act of Assembly
and appearing by satisfactory evidence h II
nlahnan of this Country ordered saa
do appear the Rulss holden said Court
Monday April AMI u plsnG
a copy of tbs orlef be forthwith
pat-r PUBLISHED City Richmond
b. posted the fnt door Of Courthouse eoany
eopy-rcSsc,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

A n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
n Virginia February isi3 Rank
uptcy NJ BRANCH A. SAUNDERS, of the LynehuV,
Vagina District The Drnnch a. SAUNDERS who
has been dccrecd Bankrupt ~ this Court having filed petition
praying Tor bis discharge ordered that fhefcobe pub
scd newspaper printed the Richmond seventy days
least before the 18Th LAY Nay whom hearing viii be bad
The said petition the United States Couu Room in the City
N Richmond creditors who proved their debts and
other persons may appear the sadtmc and place nnd
prayer n the sad petitioner
should not Dc granted Copy-Tcsts.
Eo -vI
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IN Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court, October

parties foregoing order Of
hereby notified that have appointed s5th
March lsi3 and H. Rhodes Office, the city of Richmond
and place for taking and
directed By said order which day, O'Clock p. NJ they
quetd attend all their evidence and documents
tbeTetn. L. NUNNALLY. Comr.
Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

ICoRiCE prime quality iudds spcnn Gambler Hus "a
~ Sons Paen Taow CandoE soe Leae GOOD and damaged
Whikey hhis, and barrels Do I'D, baTes choice Cognac
brandy hne and fine Ead OFT Rico; Wooeys Loaf
Sugar Ground Patsr Liverpool san Aston White Lead
and Letter Paper Almonds feppef Ingo. sai Pes nar Iron
Cote. RIO and faguays. Poo ale BY
Psd DAVENPORT ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

UN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u trc ~ Virginia, February lih. 1919 JOHN ~. CLAYTON
ofihs County ~ Amelia having fsd peon praying may
be dcrcfa Fsufupf ordered that ~ persons Ginning 70 te
creditors n s aid John ~ Chyon show ne Court
e 18th Say of March why TIC aid John w. Csyou b.
declared Bankrupt pursuant Set ~ ConFs N that
behalf md hat COW n h orer be Published according 70 the
22d and 2fth ruiss Of C0ur-
4 Copy--Tes'e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

" che United States Court Easfcn District N Nfrnia,
NJ Norfolk Feb I'd WILLIAM PoRTLoCk ofihe Town
hvrr hcd petition praying that be may b. De
earc bankrupt ordered that an persons Ginning 10 b
crcdtors % the aid William fnck show cause 70 ne Court,
OH day Of March ncEt why The sad william Porloek
houI not BANKRUPT pursuant ~ the act of Con
Rressn boiaf and hat copy o this order be published In
Inc newspapers accodng The 21Dd and 2fth Of Court
a Copy-Tedo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

tbo United sas Court fr tho Eastern Virr MIA
Norfolk February 1913 JAMES cox u ihc town 81
coson having pctnn praying that he be DECLARED
bankrupt refsons claiming ~ efeiofs q
aid James his Court the 1914 day %
March nor why me JaHs Cor should nj be decisds bank
rurt pursuant 20 te Congress behalf and copy
q us order be pnhned nc Newspapers according M 2qd
aad Qfth rules Of Couu.
Nfaw sw A. A. cowDERY cen
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
JOHN Lxxr.


MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Musaatine and adjoining counes, ,ha, they
have opened an entire new stock of goods at p.ocn,
inston. L. in the 'use formerly occupied ly G.
w. Humphreys s. Go. corner Of Second and Ches.
nut Streets where they will keep constantly on hand
large and general assortment of Dry Goods, C;ro.
ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes &e..
all OF which we are determined 10 sell for Cas-, or
Produce cheaper than goods have eve been sol.s
here before and as low rs they can be bought west
OF the mountains ST Louis not excepted Persons
from distance that want great many goods Tor 4
little money will do well to give us cali we shall
alss be prepared to wholesale goods on as good terms
any house IN the Territory. Our goods have all
been purchased in St. Louis aud Eastern Cities for
Cash, at the very lowest prices and will be sold fora
small advance above cost. In addition to tho faci-
ties we have made arrangements with an experience
ed hand in st. Louis, 70 purchase goods for us at
auction, which will enable US TO keep at oil times
good assortment at the very lawest prices, and no
mistake. Give us cali before you purchase else
where. Great barga ns to be had at all times for
the ready pay. Remember the new store where We
shall not consider any trouble to show goods.
Our motto is large sales aud small profits
Bloomington August 9th 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
PARVFN,s BRICK lEOTE1,.

Corner Of Second and Vll,2ut S.treeks--half .tcay
betsceen the Rirer md Corrf House.
fHVHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for past patror-
IL age, assures his friends aud the travelling pab-
lic that his cxertions in their behalf have suffered
no dminuton, and viii at all times be cxerted 10
minister to their comfort and convenience
His house will be re-opened for the reception of
BOARDERS on the LIST Of October next when
good accommodations can be had for the following
Low prices:
Board per week. including Lodging, $3.50
do do without do 200
Single meal IS
Attached 10 the Hotels good STA3DE, where
he keeps Horses at the rate Of IS cents hi
night. JOSIAH PARVIN.
Bloomington, Iowa. Sept 20, 1913. 47.6m $
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
COACH AND WAGON SHOP.

EVHE undersigned takes this method Of a.lnoun-
cling to the citizens Of Bloomington and the sur
rounding country that he continues the manufacture
OF Coaches and Wagons. at his shop in the lower
story ofthe Carpenter Shop Of J. c. Irwin, near i,e
Steam mill on I'd street whess he is prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of work in his line IN asubs,antal,
neat and workmanlike manner. on terms ui1usnsix
low; for instance, be will farnisll two horse wag-
CONS warranted to be Of good materials, for sixteen
dollars. Knowing that the public have been de-
ceived by the publicity Of pretended mechanics who
understand the brag better than the mechanical part
Of the business he would only say that he warrants
all his work not to break down or give way under
the first load that is put upon them.
u All kinds Of produce taken in payment for
work. Repairing done on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS PERRY.
Bloomington, Sept. 8. IS43-44-6m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27

u. s. SENATOR FROM TeNNessEr.-The
Nashville Union says the Wigs in the Leg
isla,ure Of that state are sadly divided between
the aspiranis for the vacant seats in the u. S.
Senate. 1.-THE promineu. candidates. we un-
erson, Topp, Judge Reese, ]. l.. Williams,
Spencer. Jarnagin and come others. East
Tennessee claims prescriplve right 10 one
Senator, aud she insists that her right must
be acknowledged. Yves. Tennessee claims a
representative in the Senate, because she has
never had one, and certainly she has better
right to Senator than East Tennessee, be.
cause her interests and pursuits are moro like.
Iy to be effected by the legislation Of the Fed.
eral Government
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27

SCHOOL,.
The public are respectfully informed that
JNO. n. SARGENT.
"ILL open a school for the RECEPTION Of pupils
w of both sexes on Monday the % inst.
Terms per Quarter. Oriography, Reading
Pennmanship, FIRST lessons in Arithmatic and Ge-
ography. $500
English Grammar, Arithmetic Mental and
Practical, Ancient and Modern Geogras
ply, History and Composition. $50
Mathamatics, Natural Philosophy, Chemis-
try, Latin and Greek Grammar, Stenogra-
ply daa. e..ssa 4OU
Parents and others interested in Education, arc
requested to visit the school, at any time without
the ceremony of a moro special invitation.
Fuel and one half the room rent extra.
Bloomington Oct. 3. lS43.-4S 3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
FALL & WINTER
HEADY.MADE CLOTHING

pAT WHOLESALE q RETAIL. %
MI BROWN, at No. Sc, MAIN STREET,
!sAs ST. LOUIS, has already received several
shipments, and will continue to receive fresh sup
plies Of superior READY-MADE CLOTHING,
the goods Of which were bought at auction for cash,
previous to the late advance on goods and made up
under his immediate direction BY wholesale clo-
thing house IN The city Of New York, with which
% Is ssuBeeted His stock will be large. compn-
sing every article kept ~ clothing Of furnishing
store. y
Having one Of the best cutters in the U. States
to superintend that department, he is confident his
garments will compare successfully with any in this
city In fashion, make, OF 6t.
Persons visiting ST. Louis for the purpose of re-
penishing their wardrobes either in clothing or fur
nishing articles will do we'll to cali on the subscri-
Der, where they will not only find the most fashion,
able andbest mad, garments but at prices decidedly
lower than any other house in the city Of ST. Louis
M. BROWN, 50, Main st. st. Louis.
Oct. Is. 40
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
PUBLIC NOTICES

~HEREAS,i il has been represented to US by
w cfeditdble persons from the West, that there
are one or more large Stage concerns now in opera
ton in the States Of Illinois and Missouri, and also
in the Territory Of Iowa and that il has been repre-
scented BY the owners OF agents thereof that this
Company is interested In some or all Of them,
Now, in justice to the public az ssssseavts,T we
hereby give public MISUNDERSTANDING Company is nei-
Their at this TING p6f eyer has bcen directly indi-
rectly, interested in any Stage concern, or in any
mall contract, either in Illinois, Missouri or Iowa,
md we hereby caution the public against giving the
ropietors agents Of the said Stage concerns any
credit on account. as we are in no way whafev-
ever either connected with, or interested in Them,
or any one of them, or with any person or per.
sons owning them. BY order,
WIN. NEIL, President
Neil, Moore & Co.
Attest-HrsRr MooaE. scc'y
Columbus, May "A, ls43. n32-fwch. O. SIN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27

D1ED-In hisplace, on Tuesday last, Mrs. MA
RY GABLE, in the fist year Of her age; and also
on Wednesday, Mr.. CORNELIUS GABLE, heI
husband, aged ~ years, late from the City Of New
York. This aged couple came to the west last
spring, we believe, and spent the summer in Shaw
neetown, Illinois. Having relatives residing here
this aged couple embarked on steamboat for this
place, and arrived on the day the death Of Mrs G.
Il IL seldom that companions travel the journey 81
life SO long together and meet death at near the
same moment. On yesterday they were laid side by
side in the silent grave.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
Tax Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern. That will, in compliance with an
order made by the board Of County Commission.
ers of Muscatine county, Iowa, commence selling
at the Court House door in the town Of Bloom.
instan, on the third Monday in November next
it being the goth day Of said month. at public
sale, all and singular, lands, town lots, and other
property on which the Taxes for the years ls4l
and ~ are not paid ON or before the said day
of sale. Said Sale to continue from day to day
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. M. and O.
clock P. M. until oil such property shall be du-
~ offered.
DENTON !. SNYDER, Collector
Musca.ine County
Bloomington, lows, Oct. IL, ls43.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27

A NEW Town IN FLoRiDA.-The former in.
habtants Of Port Leon, in Florida, Zone Of
the towns which was almost destroyed by a
hurricane and inundation on the 18th ullimo, J
have selected new site for town some two
or three miles higher up the St. Marks river,
which is 10 be called "Newport." 1t is now
being laid off into lots. sud several warehou-
ses will soon be completed. ready for the re.
ception Of goods. The Tallahassee Sentinel
says that :" the location Is high above the
reach Of water. is considered healthy. can be
made accessible by good roads, is 10 the i'm
mediate vicinity TO White Sulpher Springs of
surprising medicinal virtue. and affords am
pie depth ct water to vessels sufficiently light
to pass the bar at the mouth Of the river; and.
wi,hal, much better berth for them than at
Port Leon"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
WATCH MISSING.

AZ FEW days since, while engaged at Pomona
fIVilla, I took out my watch, and laid it down by
the yell, and left without picking it up. A short
time afterwards thought ofmy negligence or forget
funess, and went for it, but it was gone. Whethe,
twas feoniously taken, or taken as act Of kind
ness by friend, know not 1t is silver watch
winding up on the face, with German silver guard
chain, but no key.s Ifiaken by well disposed per
son. they will be literally rewarded on Its return to
me, and if stolen. the same will be given for the de-
lection OF the thief ID. b. LEE.
Bloomington, Oct. Is, 1s43--49-lw.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
~, NesrosrAN CHalsrlANs.

rur NesrosrAN CHRISTIANS.
~ Clifton sent out BY the rasha CT MO-
ss,a'. Wv been attended, according TO re-
a's ., a Ses,olorable success. The savage
H. WIN y. Ssr were the auxiliaries Of the Pa.
!, h ,,rocious barbarities.
d bs ' 'sa. Of the wretched inhabitants
Ne pound and they themselves hunted down
he d,su, . a. aud exterminaied. Neither
sSlo wv met with favor; the mother, BROTH
not = :',s,s Of the patriarch. were the OBJ
and sls ..alar csueltys the former having
10 o. p 'snr sawed in two, and the latter
60 las,snesiogly mangled and mo.ila,ed.-
p'' ,. , himself succeeded IN etfecsing
DO ps' ns and has taken refuge in the house
ssi orp;,;sh consular agent, At Mosul. The
70 I. ~ # victims who have persisted in this
Pa'Ds '.a i not known. The population Of
''sa aao,aos amounted TO 100000.
na '''. account Of these prosecutions remarks:
u Ts ~ fate Of the HISTORIANS 10 lamentable.
' a BY Massulmen hordes, pent up
'.. ~. n ,hejr native fortresses. the very ex-
's Il .hsse children Of. the primitive
a..s had remained almost secre. to the
!. at If Chris,enJom. Happy for them. in.
y had i, continued 90, for their obscuri.y
sss to have been their best protection. No
NJ. had their country been explored BY
;..o1aries, and the interest Of learned and
'sa,jdc men been awakened with respect to
sm than this terrible visitation befel them,
he public are called upon to sympa.hise
IN mem in their destruction, before, per.
b, /. had become generally aware of their
ksaGce
Letters from Mosui throw much Of the obi.
! d this sad affair upon The Europeans. II
1 ;, the ;nprudent zeal Of rival missionaries
| A frs, excited the Jealous apprehensions Of
|, Pasha of Mosul, and caused him to ''let
A, The dogs Of war" on the unfortunate Mes.
rsas. Ii is affirmed even, that some Of these
[s1Ienen, with view Of prejudicing his
ind against the American missionaries, sug.
listed 10 him tina, they were assisting the
,Qnaiaeers 10 raise forts, whereby they
! OuId be hereafter enabled to eet the Sul!an's
b,boriv at defiance. These reports were al
kss,he, unfounded-their consequences, how.
Esr, have been dreadful-such, indeed, as
build never have been contemplated by the In.
enters of them, who have, nevertheless,
|uught an awful responsibility upon them
|ews." e-ss
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27

u We end the following = Reasons for
planting an Orchard" in one Of our exchange
paPers. They are pretty good. and we eihink
the trnthfnlness OF the tth 90 ereat that II Of
itself should induce every farmer to plant an
orchard: .ss.4ss II
ORcHARDs.-We have recently met with
the following "Six reasons for planting an
Orchard" which will apply with some modi.
ication to planting trees Of all sorts:
Let. Would yon leave an inheritance 70
your children-plan an orchard. Ne othee
investment Of money or labor will, 10 tho long
run pay 80 we'll. .st sss 2,aliq
End. Would you make your home pleasant
the abode Of social virtue 3-plant an orch-
ard.-Nothing better promotes among neigh
bcrs feeling Of kindness and good will, than
treat Of good fruit often repeated.
Sd. Would you remove from your children
the strongest temptation to steal plant an or
chard. Ifchildfen, cannot obtain fruit at home
they are very apt TO steal it, and when they
have learned TO steal fruit, they arc 10 fair
way to learn TO steal horses. @ t
9TH. Would you cultivate constant feeling
of thankfulness toward the great giver Of all
good !-plant an orchard. BY having con-
stantly before you one Of the greatest blessings
given to man. you must be hardened indeed if
you are not Influenced by a spirit Of humility
and ,hankfulness.
5th. Would you have your children love
their home--respect their parents while living
and venerate their memory when dead-in all
their wanderings look back upon The home Of
their yonth as sacred spot-an oasis in the
great wilderness Of the world-then plant an
orchard.
9th. In short il yon wish to avail yourself
Of the blessings Of q boun,iful Providence,
which are within your reach, you must plant
an orchard. And when you do it, see tina, you
plant good fruit. Don't plant crab apple trees,
nor wild plums, nor Indian peaches. The
best are the cheapest.