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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
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FROM MENICO-By the arrival Of the Mexican
steamer PETRriA, Captain Longhead, we have
advices from Vera Cruz 70 the 3ls ult. The health
Of The city bad imprOyedi business. gene rally, still
renamed very dull. On the 3Oih. the Mexican
squadron, consisting OF the steamer Moniezuma 4,
Guadalupe. CITY Of Dublin, and two briggs under
the command Of Cummo1ure Don Tomas Marin -.
arrived atVera Cruz from TObaso,. bringing the
entire Mexican iorces-a alter having quciled iho
revolt that Province.
Gen Sannmanof bad reiroated into the interior.
attended by lew iOlOwers-desiinuliOn supposed
10 be Cumpeachy.
Tie Sigio Of the 9Th July says I'VE have just
received bv express the news that body Of TEXANS
amounting 10 600 mer, aud about as many Amer
leans are marching sgainst New MEXICO
Generals Armijo and MJnterde were collecting
their lOrces u doiond the mcuaced points.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

evident symptoms Of uneaSIHeSs on their
approach 10 the Landing ground. They
afSo hear loot steps OF strange persons
aud animals at considerable distance
~ night, and announce their approach
Ivy uuequIyocal Signs Of GiSplca 50 re.
saort OF grounding aud barking. as If n
ware that those NOISY Sigus would be-
tray their own pre- sence. A Shepherds
Is 50 iucorruptibie that he cannot be- bri.
bed, and Will not perm, even known
Trend TO touch hun when entrusted with
any piece Of duty Every sheuherd's
pup has natural instinct for working
among sheep; nevertheless they should
always be trained with an old dor
heir ardent temperament requires sub
duihg, and there Is no more etiectual
means ol doing SO than keeping it u
company with and making it inija,G the
actions al an experienced, sober dog A
CnS striug attached 10 the pups neck,
IN the hands Of the shepherd, Will be
found necessary 10 make it acquainted
wnh tie language employed To direct
the various evolutiUus Of the eXperIcn
ced dog while at work may mention
that the shepherd dog claims exemption
from taxation; aud | believe that IA vel
trained one costs al least .E3.-BOJk oJ
TIE Farm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
EPITApII

Upon female 'uAO e'erHaHy tired
Here rests a poor woman who always was tired
For she lived m house where "help" is not h,redi
Her last ~"r'is were Friends, iaIc You weIIi 1
am gong
Ia place where there's nothing Of washing or sew
Ing;
Then weep not, my friends. when death slali us
sever,
For III have nice time N doing nothing forever,
o. every thing thefe Is exact 10 my wishes,
Since, where they don't eat, there's washing Of
dishes.
The Courts. with sweet anthems, are CO nsia niy
ringing.
But having voice. I sh1 get clear Of singing"
She folded her arms, with her latest enieavur,
And whispere l-"SUeet nothing ., nothing! for.
eper."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

MORE COUNTERFElTS.-The editor Of the
Norfolk Herald states that within few weeks past
we have seen Two nUIes Of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia Of the denomination Of $50, 50 well sxecu.
ted as 10 deceive any bnt the best judges. One Of
Them was taken by a merchant few days ago from
a stranger, IN payment for article purchased by
The laIier,iO whom the merchant gave SIS IN change
The stranger had previously taken out Of his pocket
BOOK bundle Of Western money, one Of the notes
Of which he presented IoIhe merchant, who declr.
ning TO receive It, The stranger laid down the $50
note which was readily accepted The note WIS
taken 10 the Farmers Bank the next day and prp-
nDunced 10 be a counterfeit. Search was made r
/ the stranger, mud he traced Ia the Craw ford
House M Portsmouth, where he he had arrived ON
the day he passed the note ~ Norfolk. and booked
himself as w Blown, Of Louisville, Ky lie was
/ 20 company with another man, who wrote bis name
x Williamson, also Of Louisville But they had
both leit The house, % was believed for Richmond
rs they saIt they were on their way 10 that place
bot upon iurIher enquiry. % 10 usceuained that thsv
bad taken out towards Elizabeth City. as they have
since been seen al Deep Creek. They travelled ON
horsc back, with saddle bags Brown, the man who
passed The counterfeit mole. wus tall rawboned man.
/ Ball Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
FLAX SEED.-OlI

The Gennessee Farmer says that at.
iention has been paid this year 10 the
culture of Flax Seed, in Western New
York, Tor the purpose Of making oil. In
seneca county alone, more than 1000 "a
ores have been put down 20 Flax, solely
Tor the sake OF the Seed. Several Oil
mills are now erecting in that qua rter.
The Oil makers furnish seed For sow
.Ing IN spring, and contract with the far
mcr for the crop when harvested, at 81
per bushel. The yield is from 10 to 1 5
bushels per acre: and farmers fnd the
crop more profitable than wheat or oats.
1t Is sown early in spring, on good dry
land, half bushel Of seed per acre. /
rlPens IN August, and { raised merely
Tor the seed, is harvested and thrasheC
like other grain. But when the stock i
used, II is pulled up by a machine a
soon as the seed begins to ripeu, an
bound in small bundles, the seed Stripe,
off by machine, and the stocks sprea
out and dew rolted. tits then sold 10 tn
hemp makers now 81 or IS per ton
which is said to more than pay for a
the extra trouble. An acre Yields abol
one ton Of stalks. When the land is i
good condition, wheat is commonly sow
after fax; but this will not answer o
poor land.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
TRAINING OF THE SHEPHERDS

TRAINING OF THE SHEPHERDS
DOG.-When a sheep does break away
and must be- turned, he does not allow
lhe dog TO bite it, but only TO bark and
give bound at its head, and thus turn
IT. In attempting 10 turn a black faced
wether M this way, the dogo run a risk
OF receiving injury from its horns, and
10 avoid this. have seen him seize the
coarse wool OF the bullock, and hang
by 1t like a drag, until the sheep was
turned round IN the opposite direction
when he lets It 60. In short, tempe.
rate herd only lets his dog work when
has services are actually required. he
fulfilling his own duties faithfully. and
only receiving assistance from his doc
when the matter cannot be so we'll done
by himself, and at no time will he allow
his dog TO 60 beyond the reach Of hi,
immediate control. Dogs when thu,
gently and cautiously trained, becom,
very sagacious, and will visit every par
Of field where sheep are most apt {,
stray, and where danger is most apt 4
be apprehended TO bclal them, such as
weak part Of fence, bitches, or dceI
burrows into which sheep may possibly
TAT, and lie anal or dUkUdrd, that is
lie on their back and unable to get'tup
and they will assist % raise them by
SEEING TIE wool az one side and pulling
the sheeP over upon its feet. Experien
coo dogs VIII not mo5dle with ewes hav.
sag lambs al foot, nor with tups, being
quite aware Of their disposition to Offer
resistance. They also know fuIl well
when foxes are on The move, aud give
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
A CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE

a CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.-The ST Clair
County Banner says that "Mr. John NJ Geel, Of
Port Huron in that county, commenced near his
house boring for water; uller having sunk a at
the depth Of Is feel he suddenly heard q Kissing
noise which he supposed TO be waller rising where
he had bored. He Immediately commenced taking
up his shaft, which he had done. was fol
lowed by noise as loud aud resembling that made
by the largest steamboat letting of steam. and rush
Of gas. throwing stones, saai &c. 10 the height nf
100 feel. and with such force to throw stones
weighing from five To ten pounds. when placed in
the Unfcp. 10 the height Of several feet. A large
lube has been inserted over the hole. and up To the
present time Il has continued, although not strong
as at first. to emit strong current Of gas. Of m
hammable nature, supposed TO he hydrogen. We
yesterday visited the spot. and the gas lighted.
u burned freely producing bright flame and slight
~ impregnaied with a sulphuric smell. but when
burning or Otherwise. not the least offensive"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
THE TEXAN PRISONERS IN MEXICO.
Extract Of letter dated


CASTLE or PERoTE, (MeKico) July 4, 1913
For several weeks we euieiianed bright hopes Of
liberation, having been assured by the United States
Minister at Mexico, and others high in authority
that we should be released ON the 18Th June which
we are told is Gen Santa Ana's Llrth day and " Inch
time has passed. as you " ! observe from the date
OF my letter. and. more. all hope has fled. We have
again resumed our accustomed feelings OF indIfIer-
ence and despair al least for The present. When
we shall be liberated is question which eau be
answered alone by the President Of Mexico. On last
night sixteen of The Texan prisoners, among whon
Is Cen. Green, made their escape through the walls
of this Castle, which supposed TO be impiegua.
ble' having been erected moro than seventy years.
AID regarded as one Of The strongest Notifications
The werld, aud through which passage had never
before been effected. This may be regarded an
extraordinary achievement; the flriicaIOus IRE gen
orally strong. and the officers vgilant the dis.
charge OF their duly. The escape Pronounced great
excitement. Having been allowed previously the
privilege OF the Castle with many liberties are
usually extended towards prisoners, and some eE-
empled from chains entirely. were all put
into the prison we had previously occupied chained
two and Two. anl strongly qua ded A large mum
Der OF cavalry wei immediately despatched ia eve.
~ direction. who have not yet eurncd. For a short
lime no small degree OfeXcieneuI prevailed among
ourselves. feeling naturally a warm soliciiude for
our companions IA so daring and hazardous an un-
5erIakingas well as for condiIion.not know.
ing The effect which might be produced upon tins
officers ia charge relative 10 ourselves. The Storm
however, Is uppeased. and we are now enjoying
that delighIlur feeling which usually succeeds the
iempesi-Nat. Intel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

Mr. ADAMS IN BERKSHIRG.-Mr Adams. on
his route homewarI from This city was rec eiysd and
entertained IN very handsome minncr toy the
people Of Pi,lsield aud vicinity lie addressed.
on las arrival, by the Hon Geurge y BiI9gs. who
alluded, ~ eloquent terms 10 his iCug anl dI tn
guishe,i rul.lic services. NJ Adams, 81 rep'y spuio
OF ihe scores anidsi which he had sisso his early
yonih' ms Ui tEc influence which they exerIed "a
burning lbs Character aud shaping his purposes
"ln ITO said he The minute men fro u a hundrs
towns M The province marching al n moments
warning TO the scene Of opening war; many of
Them called at my laiher's house In Quincy, (then
Brnnirse0 and received The hospitality Of John
Adams. All were lodged ~ the house which the
house would contain; others 10 the barns and wher.
ever they could find place. There were then in
my ialheTs kitchen, some dozen or tho of psu ter
spoons. and we'll recoocl going into the kitchen
aud seeing sumo Of the men engaged "a rHRHing
those TooHs into bullets for ne use Of he frooDs
do you wonder said be. chat 10Y OF seven years
OF age. who Witnessed this scene. should be pat.
ruIl"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
CINCINNATI MARKET-Auausr Il


FLOUR-Recolpts large, but prices we'll sustain.
ed-we noticed one sale at Canal Of 10 bbls -
Dryden's brand at 50 62I. the purchaser taking the
rhk OF The inspection. There were other sales
ranging between $3.50 and 50 Gland ono Of 40
bbls OF a very choice brand at $40.
WlliSkY-Brisk; oil sold ~ Canal NJ prices ran.
ging from lie. ard inspection To ia About
$1,000 worth taken for st Louis--the remainder for
Louisville and other river lowns--all sold at Rail
Road al ] 7c and inspection.
LARD--5OO kegs, Of a quality rather above
common, No 2, but not exactly No 1 were sold
ye steTday, at 5c.-G0z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

The Memphis Inquirer Of the 5lh
sayS:--"Lct others have done as they
may-we have done'Our duty here, well
and mob y. We successfully resisted the
most powerful. cilOii which lucorocoi.n
has ever made in Shelby county, ana
have not only preserved unsul led but
have advanced the Wing banner. we
nave beaten the victory Of 1870! Shell
10y county has come o Of the con,es,
not only right side up 5ut Wing all
over.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
EXPLOIT OF ~ IRIsnWOMAN-A d1nnL.

EXPLOIT Or AN IRISHWOMAN.-Ad drunken
lrshwoman was taken up 10 the streets last sunday
night ior NOISY and quanelspme conduct. and con.
fined IN the upper story Of The Watch House. Du.
ring the night she started up plank and pushed d
from her window into IN the third story Of the
Henre House, and thus passed ifsm her quarters 300.
90 chamber Of the hoiel 90 which two men were
asleep. Without disturbing their SAUNDERS she walk
ed down quietly through the house into the yard
sambered over the gate. add escaped This beats
the tnou.-Cin. Ggz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

lNDlANA.-It IS remarkable fact, that the
farmers ~ fly cighi counties Iu lnd lana can trans.
port their productions from their own doors by walter
90 fiat bOais 10 market Sixteen arc bounded or
in'ersecied by The Wablsh-len by The north branch
OF Willie river, twenty by The south ard be- forks
fourteen ny ihc Ohio aud iis lrbuiarlos--fvs by
L'Ne Michigan and 81 JUseph's nnj others by other
branches ,aud creeks. From 90 parts Of the Stale
farmers and mechanics can prepare their freight.
nnd n Tie wIuiof seasIn float Of To- New Orleans or
'iher markets and return n lyr another years
labor Indiana BiIde
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TIE STATE
PRlSON.--We learn by gentleman Of this city,
who came in from Jackson yesterday, that, that
Pcr'lon OF The State Poison which is occupied for
w"tkshopswas entirely destroyed hy Gre on Tuesdty
night. l. IS ooui $40 600. We have not learned
how 1t originated .-DefrOH Ado
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

Aiming The distinguished strangers at present 50.
iouruing in the city Of New York are Gen. AlmonIs
Minister from Mexico. and his family Gen. Alvear
Minister from Bncnos Ayres; the Chevalier Hulse-
man. Charge dAffaires from Austria; Admiral Sir
Charles Adam o( the British Navy. aud his family
The Minister from France. NJ Pageoi. with his
family. is passing the season at Newport. RI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

ISLANDS Or ICE.--The ship Gllyia. Capt Cof
lin, which arrived az this port last evening. passed
on the 9Th ulL IN LAT. Is, Ion. 45 co. large ice
island; aud the packet ship Sylyie de Grass. Capi.
2 thompson. which arrived az New York on the IOtb
from Havre. iu lat 46 30, lon. as 80, passed two
large ice stands BJ5b Transcript.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

EXPERIMENTS At SANDY HOOK-Op
Ihursday last. one r Mr. HubJoll's thunder bumbs
hfed 10y an eight pound cnujso from o 80 pou oder
gun 'his guH Pracce Station ex ploded the instant
OF mracl' midway in target The thickness Of the
SIDE OF line Of battle snip 1850 yards distant. and
,, 90 thousands Of pieces, blowing some NJ them
~ 'e'' "'n 'ho target. piece weighing $50
pounds was blown 60 feet distant, re 49,,
ION extended Ten feet lengihways Of the tmbers Of
.ns lo'sei' and board target laying on the ground
% iee' distant vas also much shattered d, niece.
ny o.. Also one Of che 2f2 DO. halls was cred nom
"'o immense wrought iron gun with great precision
~ y Lerqd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
AMENDMENT OF A MORTGlGE

AMENDMENT OF A MORTG \GE
DEED.-The Supreme Court Of Indiana
IN Chancery, has decided that in a
mortgage executed in favor Of the com.
Pla'nant to secure a debt, tract Of land
intended by the parties to have been in
serted IN the mortgage was omitted by
mistake, and afterwards and befUIe the
bill was filed, judgements we're obtained
against the morlgager,-he ibeing insol-
vent, and the whole property, including
that omitted, not sufficient to salty the
debt intended TO be secured, the court
had power 10 correct the mistake, and
free the land omitted from the lien Of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

The Providence Journal Of Saturday contains an
interesting account Of the cOnsecriIiOn of Dr. Hen
shaw as thc Episcopal Bishop 60 Rhode Island: -
The service "was performed IN St, johns Church
yesterday morning at ten O'Clock. The Church was
filled at al early hour. a large number Of the
clergy were "a Attendance. SIX Bishops were pre-
sent and assisted 10 the eScrcises-RghJ Reverend
Bishops BrOwuel, OF Connecticut; OnderdJnk, New
York; Hopkins, oi Vernpnt; Diane, Of New Jersey;
JOans. Of Virginia, and Whiuingham. Of Maryland.
Morning service was read by Rev Dr. Croker,
alter winch was sung The lO6h Psim. The ser.
mou was then preached by Right Reverend Bishop
{ Whriiingham. % Mary land. The collects aud com
mandmenis were read Ivy the presiding Bishop. The
| epsiie was read by Right Re, erend Bishop Johns
! The Gospel by Bishop Hopkins,
! Bishop WhIitugham's sermon was very able
and ell lquent discourse delivered with great earnest.
ness aud power HIS heart was filed win the sub
Jeci--his soul seemed Times wrspped up ia the
majesty aud sublnniiy Of the thoughts ne was sir.
wing 10 utieI, and hs voice would rise aud swell Il
| us Tune would thrill through every hear, and
kinded kindred enthusiasm. When he spoke OF
the mighty victory siu--Of the glorious e1aIfa
u"n iu holiness which The church might obtain and
Tuned 90 bis bishops and clergy Co ezhou Them "a
renewed ardOr In the work, there was a moral gran
deur 90 ihe appeal which must have impressed eve
~ soul.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
S245 600
10000
$685. 600

SPECIE OF TIE WORLD.-rhe entire specie
OF the world is estimated 10y jacobs at 81 $40 00O,
900. la Europe there supposed 10 b. 81 900 600,
600. and Mr. Merrill OF Uninn, Pennsylvania. says.
that, according To tho best authore'. the paper
circulation Of Europe is fourteen times the specie
currency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

A ERFETTER AIRES TED. w. c.
MLeOd mas been arrested at the town Of IngersoIl,
IN Canada, Tor passing counterfeit Mexican duilars.
Bail was refused. Ii Is said that M'leod Is n mer-
chant and ms been doing a furnishing business IN
Woodstock. lie - repuIed be worth SIX or seven
thousand pounds. and has Ohg been suspected IT not
actually been known. 10 have practIced similar
frauds upon divers persons in his neighhOrhoOd-
none of whom had the courage expose his Tascali-
~ IL Is shreNJly suspected he had a mint Of bogus
at Woodstock. a. draw upon as occasion required
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

TWiSrlFICATION.-"Fa wants You to send
him two yards OF black be- ,idcluh; Ne don't care
wha color 1t is, anI when he kills his pig last week
he'll pay you what you owe him"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

O3LlGING WIFE.--A man living at Newparr.
Kentucky. one day last week told his wife 60
out into the yard, he was going to kill himself
she went, and took her chlldren with her. and as
as they were gone he shot himself through the
heart.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

public mcelinga which the Mayor Of Pbadel-
phia, presided, was held in Independence Hall in
l,al city on I0h to devise npans for the relief
Of the sufferers ia Delaware county, by the recent
nooI and hurricane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

DECADENCE OF AILLERISM-Th Boston
Mercantile Journal says; Passing 10y the & abeuacie
last evening, stepped IN Tor a moment. and found
that The attendance w5s very thIn indeed. The
views Of Nc Miller evidently do not produce such
an impression the weakminded as they were
wont We glad 10 that the tone ofIhe COM
munIiy Is resumIig more healthy Stale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS. Is4s.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1874,
u u y fs y e. L. a y.
For NICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

KENTUCKY ELECTION-we were wirhunl
any papers from Louisville Yesterday aHd can give
nn further particulars IA regard Ia the scueia result
ia this State. The Tunes oi last night gives the
GIlluying the mlIurilies the district oppusIte.-
Il wall he that TIbJaIIs. Dem, - elected by
36i VOTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

The Congressional delegation rum Kentucky
will stand as follows:
WHGs.-John White. Gnrret Davis. Willis Green,
w. p Fhumasson. and Grider-5
LocOFoCos.-J. w. Tibbans, Judge French, L.
Boyd, Stone, and Caid we'll. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

WOOL IN RuSSlA.-The number Of sheep in
Russia il the year 1911. was 5,SIo.3l6. The
greatest number was ia the government Of Tauris
viz 60O.OOJ. la Khariotf 500 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

THE 1.-THE following is The amount
coined in the U 5 Branch MrhI Of New Orleans
during the mouIh Of July:
In Silver, S245 600
la Gold, 10000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
aIHIIallEIFlEEtIIFafltafIHIhl'

Senator Tallmadgo Of New York has purchased
O farm iu Wisconsin, and is about removing there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

The Argus man need not Trouble himself .b,,..,
our being "'ouchy" We are never afraid Of tad
pOels,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

TEMPERANCE With a view oTpromotinr the
abolition Of incompetence throughout tho world.
general convention IS TO be hsd 10 London .in June.
1914.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
FRIDAY, Feb. AIRY 8, 1913.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE,
MADE TO THE HOUSE, AT THE LAST
SESSION