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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-06

Mt. Scion. March 2sth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-02

and which would sooner bring the work to a conclu-
sion.
MIR. WISE invoked the Committee 10 vote on the
! amendment.
The question was taken on amendments submitted
by Mr.. CHARLES BROWN and by MIR. RAN
DOLPH, and they rejected
The following amendment proposed by the Select
Committee The coast survey was then agreed TO, viz
ind be it further enaoted That the sum OF one hun
dred thousand dollars be appropriated, out of any
ney The Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
continuing the survey of the coast of the United States
Prorided That this, and all other appropriations here
after TO be made for this work. shall, until otherwise
provided by law, be expended in accordance with u
plan of recognizing the mode Of executing the survey
TO be submitted TO the President of the United States
by board of officers which shall be organized by him.
to consist of the present superintendent his two prn
cpa ASSISTANTS and the two naval officers now IN charge
Of the hy photographic parties, and four from among the
principal officers Of the corps of typographical eng
neers; OF whom shall receive any additional com
pensaton whatever for this service, and who shall sit
organized And the President Of the United
States shall adopt and carry into effect the plan of said
board as agreed upon by majority Of its members;
and The plan of said board shall be employed
as many officers of the army and navy Of the United
States will be compatible with the successful prose-
cution of the work. The officers Of the navy 10 be
poyed on the photographer parts and the officers of
the army the typographical parts of the work. And
officer of the army or navy shall hereafter receive
any pay, out Of this or any future appropriations
for surveys.
The appropriation of thirteen thousand three hundred
and eighty dollars for The support and maintenance
of the Penitentiary Of the District Of Columbia, was
reduced 10 five thousand dollars.
Mr. UNDERWOOD submitted an amendment 10 the
effect ha, five thousand dollars sha! be appropriated 10
send an agent abroad TO ascertain the progress of the
construction Of the canal across the isthmus Of Daen
and how can be used BY citizens of the u S. when
shall be completed.
A brief debate cnsued; at the termination OF " hch
MIR. CUSHING proposed modification, which was
accepted by Mr.. Underwood to include arrangements
for an overland mail across the isthmus.
And the amendment, in this form, was agreed to.
The hour Of three, to which The debate was limited
having arrived
The Committee proceeded to vote on amendments.
MIR. JOHNSON, Of Tenn, moved to strike out the
appropriation OF hundred thousand dollars for carry
ing on the work at the Boston custom house, and the
amendment agreed to-yeas rs, nays 81
Mr.. WINTHROP submitted an amendment to sp-
propriaie SIS 900 to pay contractors under compacs
made With the Government Of the United States for
pleiing the Boston custom house and it was dis.
agreed to.
The amount in the amendment was proposed to be
reduced to $4,000
Mr.. PROFIT moved an amendment 10 the amend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

COO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber wing in
- 81 upper end Of Amelia county, virginia, about the eth
Gav Of June asi Negro Wan 30 IS years
age complicated about the ordinary rather .in
m check bones hen spoken IN he speaks shoTt-a nll
head of hair wlses cen.d 10 de-
clothing hen of j. presumed he has long
changed th- lie keen arti fellow, and viii not
truth, only by He has wife IN GAINESVILLE.
Meckenhurs county belonging certain Henry Wood, who
lately removed this eshborhood place and who
purchase Dick Dick To 20 with
believed therefore, that he sursng about that place,
on road between here and there passing doubt, for
free will the above reward person who will
bring him 10 me- conhne him Jail that get him
again JAMES GiLI.S
Amelia CO., Va Oct. II, 1913. 46sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

1T NOTlCE.-By order o the Union Total abstinence asso
citation cy Of Richmond, the FIRST THURSDAY III the
month February hern appointed f, holding stale
TEN lerance Convention city %; Richmond, TO when all
the Societies the Commonwealth are earnestly requested !"
send delegates.
full representation from every Society urgently demanded
and hape selected will be prompt IN their attend
list To the undersigned
MICAJAH BATES, Chairman.
mr. The Editors OF all Political Religions and other Journals
in STATE respectfully solicited give this notice two or
Insertions the only means OF communicating the desired
information 10 the friends OF the cause
Dee
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By The Gorernor Of The STATE Of F:rgiHta.


WHEREAS, appears from information laid before the TX
w ecntve that Goth day ri September last, In The
county of Mrckenburs murder committed by certain
Alison e. Digger upon the hov of William j. Rideou aud thai
the murderer lied from justice, and Is going at large
Now, therefore, James Mcdowell Governor OF The ale aior
said have thought proper issue this proclamation, hereby ot
pring of hundred dollars any persons
who will appcrn The said As5n g. Ducsrr and convey hun
the Jail at Mrckicuhurg county; aud moreover requuc al
military and rG"e the people Ia
their hest cycons appr-ni The said Alison e. bUg.er
!Iai lir may he brought Ia justice
Given under my hard and under The lesser seal
49,, al Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 18th DAY o
.'I'''l November, l-ii. IA. MCDOWELL.
Alison e. Digger described about inches in
iel.ht--laIk hair and e; rs ana saiow complexion.
Nov u sf-Niv
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POETRY.
"mucu YET REMAINS uSsrNc
(Fiom i Nee York SUM-
HYMN TO THE PEOPLE.


HYMN TO THE PEOPLE.
c. u. srcAhr.
'Ns eio roui Be free hians,y must STRIFE 'he 5'oS
Slaves OF a vasSai iand.
Why Gnye bow
Can not vow
And rise with battle brand,
And break the lash that makes the red flesh qnrci;
And cry from day In day, ~ Iyrant do ctii'ti'
Are We no, men Of might
En- II yoa lord,
Who, with his sword,
Has ryen We of rlghE
Nay no, of right; on, God. Oh. precious Heaven
sliil ye nave right, though from II basely driven
Why do sc SIT in chains
Why pi-ad-whrp!e
May thus be free,
Zen "a the wind. whose r-ins
Are IN the hands of the storm brewing sly,
Loose as the cloud that dances swiftly by
Have We not lips Of ire
To pass the word?
Have ye no; heard
That Sc men: and higher,
Vas never kin. than of We! whose strength
Snail clutch and smi.r him from his throne Al length
Cali no, IIefcules
I.ifi a. the wheel,
And he shall reel
Whom, ye won't; please,
Ry fawnina like sliued reptiles n, his feet:
Then freedom; 5 triumph shalt b. first complete
Ireland, ar other land,
II the; have heart,
And soul. to start
Need more Tie ban0~-
But with their millions M the firm Eatl, Iranipic
All whips and chains, and warn by their example.
Rise, ye generations,
Who, To the rod,
Debase The God
OF men, and nations,
Ie are the Eauh'a OmHp potent, all We
Aud may, riag mol, Is We ell, be free.
November, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
YOUR ATTENTION

TIL, subscribers would tender their grateful
the public for the liberal patronage bestowed them
the past yeart having exceeded their expectations They
respectfully inform them, that they have rpcn!,hed Their
and oIrr for sale tlr rst
urnt ever before offered this nrSet. aun which mas b.
found: Coaches Ca9tecs larouche Brs%r' Bn..ie., san
ho1rs carry4 Wagons, &c. OF their uanniacufr
which they sell han be hnueh in any Other
lshmeri the state =" H.ina AMI iow - can he bought
IN ans Northern city, wofs performed rs first work
nr satisfaction; proof "f which
respectfully endS aud anger 10 call and judge
themselves We nent al Carriage
Harness inin2s, ci sal! sen - per cent e>- tan
To-" hon .i.t r>g here IN this CITY,
55-w!y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
A CARD.
TO TIE BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CARPET RAGS NAfIISES Nc Ac

TO TIE DO FERS Uf BUUIo, oHUEo, IhU.'ho,
CARPET BAGS, NALLlSES, &c &c.
LEXANDER HLI fourth door Gon the runs II The Eagi,
n Ro,, would respectfully IL his friends and
the PUBLIC GENERALLY, that he in receipt oi pat
II hi Fall and Winter Stock II Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet
Bags Vase< &C, &c carefully selected By himself in the
Northern Eastern Cities; and he confidently the
that former period has tic been able Ia offer greater
inducements regards quantity quality prices; and
having just received large well selected and very superior
of the of LADIES', GEN
TLEMEN'S MISSES and BOYS BOOTS and SHOES; he /,
better linn prepared manufacture all OF the above
articles in such rn" satisfaction
fully satisfied that house the city ni Richmond able
OTTER assortment equal MS pom, OF VARIETY, PR
CES QCALIfY-c Therefore, olcit share q! the public
fvor. assuring his patrons that EAsoS WI be used Ia
render satisfaction.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS vii find II Ia their advantage Ia
call aud take 4 look, before pnrch,s NJ cl.ew here.
ALEXANDER Hill, Boot aud Shoe Dealer.
" a large well assorted S,acs oi BRDuES of
superior quality manufactured By self always gu hand which
the public assured equal If not SUPERIOR TO any sold III the
City. a. HlLL
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shors Trunks, &C.
Sept 10 t3s-w3m1 Wholesale and R~ta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
a Great Reduction in the Price Of HATS and
CAPS, al Tie Town and Country Hat Manu-
factory, under the Columbian Hotel,
.iciimnnd. Ntrrinia

!
4 II. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friend, and The pub
- lie generally, that he has hand larger aai better assert
than he has ID consistn. Of Fine Fur SIX CASH
Hats Fur, CLOTH, Velvet Seaet Glazed AMI
Hair Caps Black ana rah Wool Hats &C. &C. IN all the new
les and shapes. Under the assurance tia; the
profits quick advantageous. he
has adopted the method of doing business entirely for cash. and
consequently enabled to sell at much lower prices than those
| WHO give credit
p $50 his friends in the Country who have paonsed
him. he his tankso those who have not he hopes Il
be better acquainted with.
Oct. 81 45-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
PREMIUM GUNS AND RIFLES. OF RICHMOND MANU-
FAcTIfRE

HOMaS TYRER respectfully calls The attention of the lovers
OF good Gun Rife, his splendid assortment OF dou
and single Guns, manufactured under his Immediate gu
and warranted equal 10 made IN the INT
ted Statesal of which, together with large assortment OF
Guns Fowlins and Fishing Tackle of his own rpoaiin IRE
offered n very reduced prices 10 suit IN. all he
quests of those wishing TO purchase Is TO give HIM call
and his stock iDg here, 10 insure sale
Main street, doors above the Bell Tavern
Sov 5S--fw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
CHARLES LUMsDEN

As well Spectacle Classes every to q, in frame,
pains selection Of his Spectacle Glasses
and his friends that his Glasses are OF the very bes
quality and perfectly from his know
ledge the Science Of Optics and structure Of the he
prepared the proper advice choosing Spec
All Of which will be disposed Of casona
BILE terms DT Old Gold and Silver taken IN exchange
Petersburg, Oct. II, le43. H-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
EMPORIUM OF STANDARD LITERATURE.

nRlNKER & MORRIS, late SMITH x PALMER, beg 10 IN
- wife attention 10 their valuable and extensive assortment OF
Standard Publications in every department of Literature par:c
y Law, Medicine, Theology, the Classics, Arts and se'
History, Bueraphy, &c, &c choice editions "i Standard
Authors together with Ill the and cheap publications o! tie
day.
ANIMALS FOR l6i
We hive received supply OF English aud American AEtu
ais, with u splendid 0Itrt sacG - e
Bible. elegantly bound velvet and gold and lh- Ee ~ C
Prayer. bound c Bibles; illustrated sand @ "es>
finished in tie elegant STYLE oraa: Hc>i dpPolf1e aHd
beautiful works for presents.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Of description hand and BookhnGE. IN a. -
varieties executed in the best moderate terms
nRlNkER & NORRIS.
I.le Smith & Palmer, 4; ,her Ole >tini
Dec tQ--iw IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

HATS & CAPS-FALL s. WINTER PATTERNS.
GEORGE w. FERRY hegs leave to inform the
sass public, thai his Fall and Winter Stock Of Hats aud
EgsH Caps fail in every particular, consisting of Nu-
E:H3 aud Beaver, Caster, Brush. Moleskin Russia,
EhA .iusarat and Coney Hats, of the i1est and mnst
approved style. Genticmens and Bo.'s Shetland
Seal Seal and Mukn Fur Caps Cloth DO, do do with fur
bands of great variety and beautiful patterns Infants
CAPS very a.acefu Glazed Hair Seal do; Ladies' Rd;ne
Caps Null; Misses do elegant assortment: Wool Hats,
&c fact every Thing pertaining his
sisess; receiving additions from The Mandatory
by ao every packet Persons in want Of articles in his lin.
goods, lie is confident they will
bear comparison with BEST and they viii bc od At e lowest
cash prices. GEO w. FERRY,
Whole sale aad Retail Cash Dealer In Hats and Ca,s,
Main ST. Van Lew, Smita Co.'S Hardware
Nov. 10 53-wly
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DANK OF VIRGIAlA.fhe General Meeting Of the Stock
ID holders Virginia will held their Banking
House in the city of Richmond second Monday tsh) oil
January by of the legislature passed 25tl March
1872 provided: THAI officer Director Of Bank .m
ercae. proxy for Stakeholder In election q" ID
Officers Bank, shall proxy br valid winch
shall been executed before the time OF any erc
ton. also provided by the That u" President
Director any Savings Bank General Agent Of any Manu-
featuring Mining Company, M be hereafter eligible aS d.
rector of any Bans. SAMI.. MARN, cashier
Form the power for voting by poxy atany meeting OF Stock
hoide-:
Know MES THESE PErsESTs, That - hereby
appoint --- 10 he Substitute and Proxy for and IN -
and behalf election OF Director or nfec
Of the Bank Of Virginia: And Furthermore 10 represent
al! meetings OF the Stockholders o said Bank, AMI IN
and behalf respecting the cnactlng, reean. or
amending such y Laws Ordinances Regulations he
deemed necessary and for the ana na
nagcnent OF the said Bank, fully might could, were
personally present
Witness - hand and seal this - day of -, Isl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

Ills proprrtyor The property OF -, Ills ward
Of his tesaor intesates estate naming r rs"" m w
ics,ar-or bona held by hun of duly re-
corded will deed Tor other person or persons
naming the persons aud decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

ID EM0yED n the opposite side OF the street ad l'
Ii Franklin Hotel, John EaHey's Old sand sou'" |
Main, 81 house from Governor st,ect ,i.1
We ronld take this late opportunity ofthan.ng the po
favors received the last six years II vas not our
establish ourselves through the press but t" DO ~
iisfietion TO all who call upon IL, which VI '"h-f,
be any ether basis, and Of winch we are e"''' 70 be-
been almost universal ,. 49,. =.
II is design Ia p-r-ne the same e"a'se ii ''@
the future Al,p,,s sold nv Us ai do not please ~ e''
~, fit Color make, fashion, otnerni se' can ~ 80
the money fcfunded-proyided the sane s"-H "" to-.
wo,n. We have a this time as large s"rK u He'
any in the Stale IN our line business a"d "o'."
invite tie economist give cal! beio'- pt it
Tor hasrf and II od' prices are ~, J. 4, .er
lower tina any other in the rily, shall ne 'tt'
We haze Cloth Coais at sl4; ahs Others cia-s -
and trimming; furnishing me el"ln
that are sold for III and Vests, Shirts Drawers II ga
Crayats Stocks Suspenders, Socks Gloves M" p l., O.
kinds and qualities and all ether articles usua9 ard
iers OF which determined Ia sell low, lo INV a.
quest the public to call and whether hey 40
or al Goods ecrrdnted. J. b'- aG--a -
Sept -. ls43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

- County, To vii:
T., Justice of the Peace for said county, do hereby
certify, that who In - executed the above Power oi
Attorney appeared before and made oath that the
hicl proposed 10 be- given, ~ bona me-
and the j. held By means oi aiy transfer
designed e.ade the provisions oi the act Establish
ing regulations for the incorporation oil BANKS Ssea
tlr 22nd March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this - dag Of -, lei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

If December 1885, Boydton, Meck'enhurg, Virginia. shall
cash, about thirty NEGROES belonging TO Tie Estate u
the late Goue They for the part yonsnef
and women supposed he valuable any family Of
Sn.rnrs m In, stale - ". o. GGODE,
Executor of J. c. Goodr deceased.
Nv 5s-3awiis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

JAMES A. PaTTESUN, CoaMission MERCHANT, Reh"ond
Ya-W prompt attention 10 sales of all kinds {" ~"
duce Merchandise Consigned Ia his care Store OH Gary
street, adjoining iiessrs. Capertoa Crump
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

vXIILLIAM F. RICHIE, ArroKsIr Al Law
w Office on Main street, above the Banks.
Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

FARMERS BANK OF viRGINIA.-The Annual Meeting OF
Stockholders the Farmers Bank of Virginia VIII be
held at their Banking House, city OF Richmond. Wed
uesay of January eii act Of Assembly passed
March "a 1872 Provides that mo Officer Director of Bank
of directors Officers of Bank, shalt p;os? he vad
which shall executed sixty days before The o
elecon.' orbid that any President Drc-
Tor Of any Savings Bank General Agent OF any Manufacturing
Mining Company, shall hereafter be eligible as Director OF
any Bank.
December 4IiI, 1873. J. L. BLAIR, Cashier
Form Of POner Of .fnorneg TO rote by PROXY.
Kx0w MIS- THESE Presents, That -, OF -,
do hereby 10 he Substitute and Proxy, ter
and in and bel half, election o Dtec
tor Directors of the Farmers Bank of Eireing and in
aud behalf la vote respecting The enacng, repeating or
amending such bylaws Ordinances Regulations may be
deemed necessary aud convenient for the government of said
Bank.
I'm witness whereof - have hceunto set - hand and seal
this day Of. in the year
Signcd sealed and delivered in presence of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

sTArE o. Ngw YoEK,l Ga lis -j'h day 81 NoVelubti
City of Brooklyn, - before came Ihoma. ic,d.
knowrecd the Truth of the foregoing paper, aud that
cutcd the same. HENRY &. MUKFn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

new upper has been given TO young man in
Hartford, who deprived of one by accident when
boy. This nice surgical operation was performed by
Dr. Ellsworth. The Hartford Courier says the new
one is handsomely formed
at seems the material had been taken from the
cheeks each side; and although the operation was
extensive, and extremely severe, yet perfect is the
union, that scarcely can be- seennone extend
ing beyond the outer side of he nos.rils and upon the
red facing of the lip, eye can possibly detect the
point Of conneXon between the two halves The lip
really handsome one, quite equal to the best cures
Of haIrp, and better than any we have ever No
one would, for moment suspect that it had travelled
from The cheeks TO lis present location which it graces
as well the orgina-except, perhaps, that it has not
quite free and easy motion, although enough for all
common purposes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01
GREAT FIRE AT COPENHAGEN,

We ,earn from Paris paper Of the lst instant, re-
ceved nv the Caledonia, that on the evening OF June
90 terrible conaagraton broke out 10 the fcnes' anu
mos, ,b,cky inhabited part Of Copenhagen which was
destructive IN It's ravages that caused by the bonn
bardmen, OF the city by the British troops IN leOI
Al baf mast nine, the fire broke out in loit hiled
with corcoee, belonging TO one oil The immense store
honses for ship building OF the house OF Jacques Holm
& Son From this loft extended almost Immediately
10 The nerhborng stores aud warehouses, which con
tanned an immense quantity OF intiammaoie ma.tef
such as cordage hemp, yarn, pitch, lar, OIL ana "oei
The sparks from this confagration were borne oy a
stronr North East wind upon number OF casks OF o
nearly two thousand stored together in ne'ghooring
ward and in about fifteen minutes, this large square
and nil the buildings which surrounded three sioes OF
IT, became "a Of FIRE, The waves OF which reacneo
the clouds. The flames soon caughtthe lower stories
of the warehouses and the contents OF their
II happened that there were stored here some punch
cons of ru which had arrived by the last heat from
! ST Thomas and ST. Crox. This spirit at once took
FIRE and burst FORTH flaming with terrible rapidly from
the building into the canal, which bounds the Northern
side of the store ward 10 which we have alluded =
The surface of the canal q, once covered win
flame, giving the precise appearance oil stream OF NOT
lava
Several ships were in this canal at the tme and they
nme dlaely hauled out TO the open port as rapidly as
possible Two vessels attempting this however, ran
aground, and were almost wholly destroyed by the hre
which also injured part of the wooden quay so much
that il must be rebuilt.
The hremen, with sappers, artiIierists anu o'"ei %
des of the garrison had collected at the rst onto'ehA
of the fire; but as water of use from The nature
of the substances which fed tine flames, they were
only able to act for the preservation OF tne 'aRe
buildings adjacent to Nessrs llolm's cslaolisn meh'.
These the Reformed Chnrch of ST Frederic, ano
tie laboratory of the artillery, and they were saved
II particularly fortunate that this last building was
preserved as contained ten thousand weight OF pow
der the explosion of which would have destroyed mos'
Of the quarter OF Chrstanshaven, 10 which these Du'u
ngs stood.
The fire was mastered by ten o'clock on the morn
ing of the twenty first although still burning IN Inc
ruins. All the numerous stores OF this immense es
Enlistment most of which wholly filled with
colonial produce, with teas East India cotton, specs,
and mahogany, destroyed by the flames. 1reai
quantities of melted sugar flowed out IN one part OF
of the yards where the poor were seen collecting
it for
The damage estimated at two million rix bank
lhaers FIVE million francs,a fifth part OF which was
vered by insurance.
coThirty-two fremen and soldiers were wounded more
or less severely, remen and soldiers were Killed
Boston 7dreriiSer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

USE OF PAIR OF observation-disclosures" said
the Keeper al The gate Of the Royal Gardens in Paris,
81 cannot permit you to take your dog into the gar
dens"
"Dont you see my good friend, said the lady, put.
ting couple of shngs into the keepers hands, "that
il is a cat and not dog
"Madnme. said The keeper, instantly softening the
tone OF his voice, 81 beg your pardon for my mistake.
now see clearly, by the aid of the speclacles you
have been good to give me, that it is cat and
not dog.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

is the advertisement of the machine, we find It IN
the London papers of the Cd instant which we insert
gratis just for The sake of spreading knowledge OF the
new invention:
aHatehing .apparatus!-Reduced prices (from eight
to sixteen guineas) Messrs. Todd u Son, of Bury
street, Bloomsbury, beg TO call the attention of the pub
lie 10 their portable Patent Matching and Rearing hp
paratus, being the original manufacturers. This sue
cessul invention is capable Of Matching, at tsifing
expense, any number Of game and poultry eggs OF all
Sorts from 30 to 200 at time, and possesses The fur
lher recommendation Of rearing the young BIRDS at all
seasons and of furnishing poultry for the table, a.
riflng all periods of the year. For further par
ticulars, apply to the manufacturers. machine may
be seen in daily"