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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

- HARNDEN " CO.'S
ENGLISH FRENCH BELGIAN & AMER.
LIsAN EkrREss, nE hRAL EORWAhD.


--lNG COMMISSION HOUSE.
HARNDsN n CO viii receive and forward by their daily
Ers.,. AZ. spse,,B uL Notes Packages and Parcels
~ he Uni cd states Canad ard
ehst 70 suY pui Of England Ireland Scotland Belgium
Part euar attention paid purchase or sale Of all de-
sceeo Of fehspd collecting and paying Drafts Notes,
and 20 I've cutry psfehsndi,e =. the Gu Hou,,
snd 10 me nsra transaction OF aud ~ hin Of frwA d.
ID eenmstaD boSnsa Bits Of Frch uge ia sums
ssit. fsufshsd a. John, N b Saliar N ) or any
part Of
~ good. ma.t be mFhsd Harnd.u & Co Foreign Pest
Once istsr bAs made ~ for all the koyal Mail
steamers from so0 end the steamer aad sailing packets
fnDcIps Offices aud agents -
Me.u wilmer and Smith. 80 Church street, Liverpool
England
Me.ss. Naeleaa, Mari, and Co.. Abchurch lane, London
Messp Emerson sud ca, Pari, and Havre
s.mael ah. ESQ, American CoHsul, Antwerp, Belgium
Me.r.J ,pdJ q woodward, 81. Johns,N. 3.
A. w q dfrey, Haitian, 3.
q Wow ard, New Orleans, La.
Mess4s ID ssxeIse h 20 Hav ma.
Harpdeb Co.. Court street, Is. ston
All g Jois must be- marked "Harudeu and Cor
b-H Tndsn and Co alone BILE for the loss
injury ofsny aeles prop-ry OF description committed
IN their any risk assumtd bv any be
taehso 20 the New Jesey Steamboat Navigation CompaRv bv
which hs crate, be transported the New
fors Providence ana Boon RIA roid the BostoD and Pro-
udenes Railroad Corporations, IN TO III ntents at
tina. HAtNDEN CO.
ivMr No. 2 Wal street Nav York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

THE $50 0o0 rTNSsR john Potter, ESQ, the
gentleman who divided the $50 OOO at dinner, be.
tween his tour children on the Fourth of July last
il native OF Ireland, and commenced business IN
Charleston, South Carolina, where he sUbstq emily
secame one ot the weaiihiest capitalists OF The
place About twenty-five years ago he removed To
New Jersey, brneius with him The avalls OF his III
dustry he married in earlv life into one OF me
most respectable families OF South Carolina. Oee
u his has long been the proprietor OF splendld
plantation on the savannah river; Mr.. P's liberal
policy having heen to enjoy his wealth with his cnl-
dren and not leave them, like too macy parents,
the sense OF sudden independence, to assuase ne
pangs OF nature at his grave.
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The Great Bunker Hill Herald,

Published on superfne paper containing full account
of the celebration of Bunker HILL consisting Of the de-
scrptions and Mr. Websters GRAFTON accompanied with
five splendid ensravings, comprising
ker Hill which took place on the 18th June, 775
hibtng the array Of the American army. engaged in
deadly conflict with the British troops their ships and
Their forces.
and view of the procession forming on Boston Com
mon.
Sd. A view Of the procession crossing warren
Bridge.
9TH view of Bunker Hill Monument from the nsrth,
as looked on the day the celebration with the flags
above and " ds below.
9Th view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
srn bay as il looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed
ton will he Sold the demand is unprecedented The
price, agents So or eight cents
per copy. Retail l2i cents To be had at this office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

NArCHE So he largest ard 80 epd's Of
w Wsches in the civ he found AZ the snh,erihsf
A, he s snty receiving all deserpons Of Gold and
yer ws!eh,, q The n.ws'' .sve: a,,se, ron ne m'no
-ush,ed tn Offer larger ssoment .pd mneh less price, s
,etsi, than house the .v Gold watches lev
SEQ as each Watches .nA Jewell, cry exchanged
bouxh, All watches warranted keep good time, the
Watches clocks .nd jewellery repsir-d IN the he's, man
and warranted lower than other psee N the city
q. g. AJLsN importer Of v.tch.. .-d 's~eisrv,
iva lmer who,,... .rd r-t., 70 Well .',,-, ,r.i-s
"A CATERS sre i.vi'ed IN e.l'st WALkEk- celebrated
che-p store t9 Bo.dwsv north vest ~ Cana sweet
Good city Raite ku,kin. tie, ard slippers ~ pks,
les before offered Aso gents, hovs and
do do Eents boys snd chidr"ns dusrr btnts,
CATERS and DR. shoes Alo the vsre o. all the
different kinfs TO- family u'e to pnm.'ous ~ ~er.
AL Of the bovs s,tces invi''d c-l st
WALKERS Chesp soot and Shoe Store, sls Brs,sv,y,
north a. corner Ctpsi yr lnsee
"LAMPSV HORN'S LAMPS"
&C IIORN'- PATENT SOLID BOTTOM 9JAss
II FOUNTAIN LAMPS r-For chemical oil or es
phne-The,e LAMPS have become ceeha'ed ant .rsn
'tv used and fact he admiration and wouder o' s-so
the splendid IN ,ppearsn~c the nns cronomt
c., nA give lis hf uri-qu,d brill and durability; .nd
none are prrfscy SAT- simple and snd tim,
peu,s oil . than half DER hoqr who ersmine and
them ,dnire N IN To- their b~sutifu
mpict ssfstv and &c ,nomy and above al f"rh~
pericrs erd,r Of their lht Aut fact would seem h-v
their demand should there be Who pref- the light
l-' them n,k s 'hev Messrs Sands Coz sSos
of broadway and Chauo~r snd sndreds NJ other
place. where ssy have the true ,:ht For fu h-r pses
YORK. where they wholesale md ret'l bv o.
Fav q Co. Best chemc cal OIL 90 aud campnine 80
per gallon liberal deduc on b. the bafre TO seu
'iso 90 ,amos to agents or oheu.to self sgsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
JOHN HERDMAN's ON ESTABLISHED
EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
AN M ~ sM

uREg0L AR LINE oF PACKET sfiIPs. 81 sss's .s,,,.
PASSAGE TO and from Crest Britain and lr.I.nd wa Live.
pooi nd London, by ne regular gack shrs sarg the
st Th 3th, Stn and 25h % csCh from Ltser
pool. and to and from London h lOta and ath Of eh
The subscriber has mad, unsquAIed arrangements %
orng out emsrauts, aud with conf ence, as
sure those sepdng their friends that tftU
que and algent attention will be shown them snd al ~
embark with them usage also BE- engaged Ton Liver
pooi Greet to New Orleans Mobile. sa AnnAh IA no-fe
hiadeipha, ton aud different OF the Bniis
Preyinces at the lowest rates
with these ARRANGEMENTS. together with the advantage
Which his bvarp ol correspondents possess bsns " sc
ship and 1sivelr the frshnG
pool TO the various Of the United States with freight and
passengers. The facility offered BY this estabshme rs IN
surpassed aud from the large number OF INIT class ships an
poyed IN the line be dstsnon whssve which
will be guaranteed The prce Of passage will be At the lowest
rates. an should of those sent for decline coming the
fare from the different ports Liverpool usual be
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st. NY.or
J.& w. ROBINSON, near Wall street,
Merchant a. Emiga' t. Agents,
No 10 C;oree Piazzas Live pool.
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE.
The subscriber quests the attention OF those rettng
,h. ends To his ed engagements for the
mont Of his or fits demand, with uf charge
Whatever, at thu foIswi q p-nk NJ Inrti uon yE:-
London.
Messs Barnard Co.. Exchange and Discount Bank, Ii
verp9o
National Provincial Bank of England Branches through
out England auo Wales
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
BiFminsh m Banking Co.
Lao Banking Co.
IN SCOTLAND-ureenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
/" LAMPSN HORN'S LAMPS"
A APE CIIANCE


FOR sALE-A Por'er House. in on ~ the best ytusnop,
Il 10 he city, known The East River Coffee HOME w
South street with AL the fixture, attached via AR md
ornaments Switchboard tusder covert signs an'pa ineie
&c -, r..
There also attached the house es cen h-u'og W tar
nshed LODGING the whole viii De d"po'ou' '"'ea
ro-sbie valu ,tirr. -. L.,u... -. a..
The house is u p-seut doing EXCELLENT pn'ne put ne
health OF It's present and uRent ousihoss NJ tho
81 nth Is the 70 ison for his wanting customs. -,
Tn, Ea,-yn srive opposite ooor the v'rious
,;n.. ~ Inda, I,v.,poo New Orleans ard other ekss
are II, mme,te vicinity and the Fulton Market one block
To INV on. -,,bns engage s'h. bu,in-s, an opcoru,y
sH.r.d a-I. Foo turhr paruc1lsrs inquire
of a n BURNS ~ South street itll lm-r
OPERATIVE sURuef OF TIL Eve, sqp t'ag. ~
" t,r,ct Of the Vs. tni Ssre t-ssu o. ~ ~.
sv,fe gs"ertiv, a. M M-re-rN Wit 10 TIE pWt ivets
Or Dxbu as h--s appointed Snvepn q, h. De SD ucmo
A.vlum and House OF Rsf he the Pc uol
@r 'qnl ag oa 3T &c 500, IL ,due i've Of M 70 ~
NJ fuls fprop.ry performed-he eve hocmls ,n't1 ~
isht D d reees to the N,,o, AZ shenH o. VI u.'
he Rev Fe'ix Vaea. Hon Jud1h Hsmrono' - ,n- ~"
= " A Vtrtr- " " ---------
GOOD YIN = q 80 VIZ No 'ADEtc-A w ,ss..
VI msqt ofthsss desirable. pspe. Ia ,ss y RRooKs
for t.lc By FEhss ~ a =, I'm. a., ,,,...
iylses N"'oi H.'"
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E
"HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS ?
DIR. coo X n

"HAVE YOU HEARD The NEWSr
DR.. coo * NJ
RgTURNED FROM ENGLAND
QEsPECIFuLLY Informs inendt and patrons 'h-oush-
N III I'm States, Canada, North nd South An rca
the British Colonies, nc th havue all the lmsst important
i-formstp oi EnIOpe, he - universally pero mi - enes
OF the css Of " ts
foyms WIN upprt c.dened expedition sd d,Prh; sud may
~ ain consulted W. naly anieoahdsniiy, hs
Office No Norton STREET Albany, "
DR.. CUOkE tencs personally % his rst,enfs.
col or ID tNGRtVtNGs,
desc OF Dsrp both Ilusf,lIng all
qnaut form, with piee trtccs Treatise NeGerr-
q, mpal AID their msdi te snt rmots ~
cud M obs rystiot ceaiD All ctops Of the UrusmaY
be ex uned " deired by the uhf nunafe e hr
Ho,pt1, where patients will 6nd IL 10th snd sd
Tauaseou, ooal and lodge nth D. Ccotr who viii eos
faoy them lille under medic TIRE un
tl recovered
Whtsver csebny Dr. Cook may have sItloed 10 ~, treat
nr M OF believes belong he ~ hat name
IN his cou Try; this we'll known Pnyaica and Saigon hp
has no Agents ed with s'm ~ est,h
mnt n, he United States. be foud It the Albany Lock
Hospital No Norton street, Albany, y. " AID no where
else -,
w. tale due and timely notice aud themsve accord
'oFs9 REMEMBER NO. NORTON STREET. kLBA.
NY, N r. Unlm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

DAILY EXPk ssS FOR ALBAN TROY, BUFFALO,,
CHICAGO AND THE CANADAS,
The Subscriber having completed their with
the Peoples Liue Of Steamboats, the North River and the
Rat Road Companies Of Albany for running their Express
lot the OF 1919 Express Will leave their Office, No.
Wall New York every evening, to O'clock
for the alb named q interme diate places.
IMPORTANT.
For the greater safety aud security an valuable and
packages ted their they have ealsm Iron
Safes board OF the steahoas occupied
cu,vey by ard the charge sleeps
the the safes which all suct packages
placed POMEROY h COMPANY,
mil No sfrsaf
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PULLEN 4 CORPS ExrKEss,
WALL STRkE

PULLENS CORPS ExrKEss,
SWALL STREET.
Tha subscribe the old conlu OF Hsrnden Cos EX
from New York will connnae eav
ing New York, Altsny and Troy daily aud will forward
sp.cie ,nk Notes P"ksees Bundles, Caes Of Goods Par
GELS, SIC Nc in connection with Messr Bailey Hnwirds
Greet Ws,teIn Exp ss. TO snd frOm the ioowi places.
Utica, Syracuse, OsweRo Auburn, Seneca ais neva,
CsnadEua, Rochester, Bniavi Lockpon, Buffalo, Detroit
Cesylaud AID hcasa: also To Kingston Toron and mil
in Canada West By Jacobs Northrn Express, White.
hall Bnnsc, Champaign md Par.buIgh; also e 8, johns
with Hsch Co q Souken Express at New York and
forward m es of every desprpuon to Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington.
attention will be paid to the COLLECTION of Notes,
Drafts &c aud prompt made bv first Express. Each
messenge twill be provided with Of Wders Patent
Rander Safes reby ao ding security the
mission OF valuable papers; &c
PULLEN COPP, NO, Wall street, New York.
THOMAS COUGH. No, IS Exchange, Albany.
A q FiLKlNs, 22s River street, Troy.
JACOBS, EXCHANGE CouTt, St Paul, Montreal
r, Refersnc,s-Me,n ryime Ward & King Jacob Little &
Verm ye Houshon Co Drew, Robinson Co., ". York
~ smphrey, ESQ., Thomas Cough, Fac, Albany; John
Douglas. do; Leave. do. TROY me cod
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X REMITTA>CEs TO IRELAND, se.-The

TX REMlTTANCES TO IRELAND, &c-The
&$\ subxc continues transmit large
small residing any part of Ire land
he, end his predecessor business have
done o the las thirty and ;asoo any part of Eng
lani seoll and.
Money reunited Ivy letter (post paidI the subscriber
personally depo,ed with him with the Of the person
persons Helnd England Scotland whom be
and post viii be Immediately met
and paid seeodgy and receipt to that effect for
wsrdrd TO the sen Ter.
In ike manner money, claim, persons Of
ireland, Int Scotland be collected by the
Der for Of the United States Ca
NADIA AND will be paid 70 the m accordingly
III lmsr GEORGE McBkIOE Jr AZ Cedar st.
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DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
HRU LAND, &c Persons about Renting
Z&X MY % shsi! friends S I u The odd soaPpys"
.asss- ., 5, 10 30 ESQ, apv amount payable on
deman wthou dscount other cha at the National
sen Co. Bankers, Lon on Barned Co. Exchange and
oek BApkng Company, Sir VIM. Fo hes Hun'er Co. scot
nd and nrch.. every throughout kngland
the steamers Great Western or hernia; BY ,,
At their General Passage Qce IS Peck Slip cor South st.
n B.-Al letters from the country must come post paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

THE OLD LINE Of Packets Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when
sailing ny falls Sunday the ships will sail on the succeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
soh BUFFALO AND all PARTS OF THE WEST

afs. minutes before the stated hours Of depa tare
RookAwAv FAvILLI To3 3 ISLAND RAIL
~ Train, upon tins ro.d leave Brooklyn, sou,b
Es T1 9s.oI so.fs s M q i;;s
Sons on + =, foiloSy hours viz '-half past
,Re'arons leave Ja@aics at M 70 M and So M. for
s pa YG5s See 60 ''maa m through from n.o"sy to
AIs nv Troy 9o aaS a.s'n stss
ons s .es ,n e pos.1 oS hoard s
and N' T On syn
aSss G,ss :. ss:t HiSSss
Cs!st Hudson CoIsaciie and k .rhoof ''''A' ''''
TaT uv a. oosi IN q. rno1 Capt
The EMpiRs . On wo md morning az O'clock
Notre-Am Goods, Freight Baggage Bank Bills Specie,
tn Boat O. this Line must be at the k of the Of
So 5ao EtbaItY zb y a. sEE e ass
S1-lkz- Through Direct tNuaday, eIccpted) from
's ss1S
Etc. spss SSs
will leave Tuesday Thu,d,J and Saturday evenings,
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain M Fl True,der
,rpdns at lnsrmsdiae iahdias' viii leave Tuesday
passage or freight apply on board to e. O. Schultz at
r~~-s, "A No M0NoPOLY-FAKE nEDUGED
GEmfassS New independents Opposition Line for Alba
~. -. Nd sommnd,o,, ,,c,mss,, NEW JERSEY
Cart r. VIII sase he foo Of Bey se New
ioIR Monday Wednesday and Friday evening, at
For eigh, passage apply board Freight taken less
The New jersey furnished with elegant se rooms, and
and accommodation not surpassed by any steam
1M=1 "a FL LB1Nf. TROY aud Ia.5@eSlate
The .if1%oo sW taai II c"u GsDt
Gath O'Clock lyT3 &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

NEW YORK AND KING SLON STEAM FREIGHT
AND PASSAGE LINE.
.0ze1gn - For Kingston, and delaware aud Hudson
Ess-,Ae Capal7stesmeoats EMERALD and MOI:
The EMERALD, Capitals John Ketcham, will leave New
Yorh foot Of Murray street. every Monday aud fhursdaJ ats
O'Clock r. NJ.
WlIle,ye Kingston tRondeut l,ndingl every Wednesday
and SATURDAY, st 3ocock, y. NJ
The NORWICH, Captain John Semueis, will leave New
York foot oanen "Wednesday and Saturday at
Socock, P. M
VIII lra'e Kingston lRondout ianding) every Tues u ard
Friday ht o'clock, P. NJ.
EXTRA TRIPS.
The EMERALD will leave the fo.t Of Murray street
sundy morning O'Clock Returning leaves Kingston ut
o'clock SANE day.
gor freight or passage apply on board, or TO
WILLIAMSON, BARLOW CO.,
sA West
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Cedar Key. y-
Correspondence Of the Herald.1

CEDAR KRY, (E June =, 1913
The Utility Of The Herald Cedar Key-Fs Position
aud Prospects - Is Climate and Product
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq
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NEW AKKANGEN ENT.
FARE AND tRkIGHT REDUCED.
S~1 ~ REGULAR MAIL LINE-FoK PRO
iNGToN AND NEwPoRf-compo.e
othe following superior running connection with
the Stoningt0n and Boston and Providence Railroads..
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Cornstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt ihayer.
PROVIDENCE.
NARRA6 ANSETT.
MOROCCAN
One Of which will New York daily sandsy, except
ARRANGEMENTS.
The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, on MONDAY, and
Wednesday for Stonnstcn and Newport and Friday for
Stouington
The MAsSACHU aETr g Captain Comstock on Tuesday
and Thurscsy for Sonngtn, and Saturday for Stonngton
Newport aud Providence,
Passengers on the arrival of steamers at Stouingtop,
will Immediately FORWARDED in the splendid and commo
dous Cars Of the Rlro Prov dence Boston, and II
for Newport will eed the Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday and the Intervening days proceed
steamer tola,, without any additional charge.
Tickets for the and Det secured
board, the Office OF
HARNDEN & CO, No ; Wall street.
~ On and after the 10th freight will ceved
and for warded after half past NJ 6ms 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

A story Of Il rilaia and his riiciim-.
Woman's lGbe.--A Correspondent Of the
Boston Bee gives tire ~f9Ilowing account Of
one Of the Inn1aifs Of the Vermont In.
natlc Asylum, at Braitlcboro':
Born Of wealthy parents, j1oIizcd in
youth, gratiied in the indulgence Of her
fondest hopes, and perfected in every &C.
compiishmeDt Of The ha+; she vas tho
pride of her family and the belle Of the
social circle. whose destiny she Centralized.
One Of those erthousiastic beings. who
are never satisfied with divided affection,
her mind vas So eIduisiiely strong that
the least discord afflicted it, and marred
the music Of he v Il dc. Some three years
since, she was introduced TO a Young ma
val Officer, who goon yvoosd and Won her,
but, villain like, hating spotted a while.
summer and sunshine sh6nId gladden., and
after having by seduIous attentions appro.
gf.ated the rare gem IL himself, left IL ex-
posed 10 the rude blast Of winter, until chill
ed and crushed, ii has fallen to the ground
scared and blasted like the withered leaf
Of autumn. -. 81 @s #rs
The sto;y of his perfdy reachad her
ears, but ~wonan-Jike, she would not credit
aught against the idol of her heart. till her
own eyes psrGsed in the papers Of a neigh
boring eli his marriage TO another. The
news came like a thnnderbolt upon her,
whitening and destroying her. In vain did
her friends endeaToE to cheer her despond-
Ing teaft by travel and The kinje.t atfen.
tior. Now a bligHted and spirit-broken
thing, she no more bounded on tbs green
iikefhe fawn, or carolIed in the sunshine
ks the lark ~winging its flight 10 hraven's
gatc !; a fearful change had come over her,
and reason soon deserted its throne. leav-
ing her a rsaniac. She takss no interest
in the movements Of the other patients,
but sits apart, all the day locking from a
window, upon the boundIess prospect be-
fsre her. Every attempt to direct her
mind has been, as yet, unsuccessful, and
though pa saonately fond Of music in her
moments of reason, the least sound 10 no~
dispFaasfpg to her. and she retres 10 her
| apartment, ctcsisg the door after her, az
| If 20 seelude herself from the society of
| others. What has the man TO answer for
who has thus destroyed a virgin flower in
) the pride of its bleon and beauty
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

THE GtoBE's win abiding to The libel
sGtt brought against thc sditbfs Of the Globe,
by Nj. Harvey Rftb5b that paper affects 10
HAVE derBpdBd, tht sditore, among other COOL
things, say-~"Wb flow say to Mr.. Harvey,
onfe tor all, Us the fate-lipped man said 10 a
negro with whom ia fiaa bet nineperee on 4
cock light ind lbst III You take your ninh.
pence, and III take i4jne and IT, ever I bet
with aYnihef negro f-confouud a negro any
lhwi'" Fe'
The g'tbe rhna on il This iivaIy tvsv, near
n coinmn'a length; we have only room for ono
extract -
We arc tBakiha a pretty docket for The Dis
trci Court NJ lbs United States for this city.
for pesterty to look upon. Our patnes arc
not IN II ler airy cases Of debt, except ~ sure
~ Fdf bthers {; and III If these, We arc proud
70 saY ftF "f'tsfIFsai re have discharged ex-
cept eurt and tHat 4fs has been DISCHARGED
by tiie prluefG3t@-'t nj least, he has released
% from it. Wet 70 With the Islander cases
they never get BF the docket, but stain il from
term 70 term az blfo1s | Robert Mayo ,ersus
blair t. Riecs, for SANDER! Nathaniel +.
Tallnadge, ditto, ditto, ditto Fletcher Wei.
s'er, ditto, ditto, ditto; and now We are threa-
tened with James II. Harvey, ditto, ditto, dit
to. We arc ready for trial 10 al these cases,
but the. plaintiffs afe rpts-WeII, when die
plaintiffs bhaIl got ready fer trial (f any Of
them ever shall, which vs think doubtfn1J, I've
viii then have a glodtt@ pFospeci--the best
HAT H@ I'm hope for q, IL cast them All and
ply our own rosfs. Thcre's 4 "tad fix 10 be-
it,, afrl hatfa milo to the ercckp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03
10 make tho Hefafatien take place IN rrops

10 fnats Tho separation take place IN rropa
time ast 80 INSTRUMENTATION -zzE .ag
Elli. AS soon aF lbs separation takas place
thnfn slow TIL he butter collects into l,nbs
II The weather be hot! adding a little cold
water VII effect This soottr. .*'
It'll Immediately Hftrr Tho tl,urtlinu In
f%a,iststi. lat titA tiftttt 10 taFen out Of thr
t~etterntilb and w6, hetl a little. IL ret q Ftaat
nnfltnn 81 the tntik from liz Then add n little
lice salt ami @prb 1t ngain, stilI taking the
inllh from It aa il springs. Then add HhHt
salt 70 intended II lie pitt Ia, more ut less at.
cerdllg to ihR time il is intended 10 he kept,
but ieyet H1kn butter Wittftti shtt If il he
only Intended to fa kept one week. Make
the salt fine, Tho dairy. wHtnaH Must then
Use snlne p" elhnv grease" in working The salt
IN ind, in doing this. oil tho milk will cans
out. The butter Willlllen he sweet and solid,
AMI will remain go for twelve months if It br
put into proper vessels, and has had 9 proper
quantity Of salt put in II. Butter washed IN
water viii never keer go we'll as that
managed IN The above way.
! shall conclude with two remarks. lat.
Tho very best d~aity-Wnfnan, who make their
fingers into Thermometers, will somstimes
spoil n churnihg Of butter. ands Cream
has been once frozen. will DO difficult
70 thake butter Of afterwards. even If raised
to a proper temperature.
! remain, Sir. yours. Sc,
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