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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
. TIE EDITORS or rms r.yo UlgEe.

TO TIE EDITORS oE THE ErQUIRER
ny tne inspect 81 n s"Td III my article OF expia
Mt on Published ~ th- IA; Enquirer, m,y appear b,
implication charge VI Anderson WITH pre- var,ca,on
whfn nothing @as further from my intention
In my conversation with HIM, the subject of tn,
Of cr OF iredegGI Ion, understood him to lniorn
h-' ms mt pfice 500 per ton. 10 per cent
discount Tor a'2c ql.-;'ties, 40 Dealers per
hays IL etPeSs d II, meaning those Who buy to sci
agtin- W. Anderson SAYS he informed me, also
hat 20 vas selling larger invoices al greater discount
thus reducing The price 20 So given by him in his
note 10 you ot The l6 instant w.ll no. asssr, tina
he dd not do 81; on the contfay he has mentioned tc
me- circumstance y hch rrndsrs Il probable that he
d'd' ou nave n recollection Of II, aud the whole
preston eis on my mnd by his conversation was, tina
ten per cent was the uniform rat. Of disconn, from
The i'ss pfce My misap arehenson has grown out o.
ny failure property 10 dist ngush h-ween Tie discounts
ail"%sd 6y h'm tor large and larger quantities, and
VIII ch may be stated thus:
$40 IS lhA "',t price for one ton.
go less 10 per cent, ISL, is the price for large
quantities., or "to dealers
$50 less 90 per cent OF s72, the price for large,
quantities.
BY the printed article in yea. paper, an also msde
to soy, mat 81 dele:m ned, using only hi. means Of
Argument whereas, the sentence as written was
"thsir means of Argument oy which intended u
say, that lad only employed the show the
increase, which they had employed 10 show the DE-
crease, IN the prize of the article.
MARCH 20h, le4i. T. II. ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

scs ana Lynch.u'g vi siean .Hs'nsa:fs tia, nave
eve. uucc Mr. Piv Of his Conservative flieBd-
h.cag>- thrv The SGa-teasuy presses
iey what va. fase te tine they said
II.
II is IA that denounced Bear. rhe celebrated
smith, a. hey cali him. because he u Hcaoae-and H.
IN the Norfolk He AID 10 1t, knows that he
what was fa's. he said H. When denounced him
The Shockoe Association denounced Lin h-caus he
ylcar itarat pretender and bnion rp;c-.i
him in the Enquirer reality a Sketch Bear
ns seerh MctFop pals ~ E!e Wine -, ded
nl, 10 da; hu; " ii appear 1ue-day. In Dem
cla-iar n IN tHarcr spotr n adm ,;a
her of "a tnoce and iar ut "f wa in2'0nd Iejc,d
m among ,l- u cyi Institutions Of
or sht ~ he proud his: that Tie open
IN, Uh Hone io every iz-r, "hc he was lawyer r
NOR ~ mechanic We drsq,e The * dzlvr dIan tuy PIE
T. ndcr a much a. we'll eau to-and Cespse all
liars Ike ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
ct.iuoyn u3eXgrs-M,sca a. 1874

Tos.ceo-Lugs, 81 50 n 25 leaf, 81 50 So mid
ding, 81 - good manufacturing and selling
from 81 81 good and fine manufacturing quail
r in Norh Carolina have found ready sale al priers
ruling from g TO Is
florn-Tie sales on the Basin 81 49, Holders
III store irm at 81 So
EHE,T-3i ~! cents per bIshei for good quality.
CosN-i0 10 42t cents per b,shel.
Ms.L-s0 SIS GEMS
oTs- cents per buhe at the Dock and SO IS cents from
The Depo,-5ut little In market
PL,srER-Lump, 50 IS At wharf, on Basin, 4.
L:mG-sl III on the what
S.Lr-s s. 80 by the cargo; in store 81 7OaI75.
ao-Tredegar. $50; Swetes, 50 l00 Country u.s. Pig
%, English. IS 10 90.
A.tLs-il a u cents
EUTrgE--5a l.
s9c.R-New Orleans s. Porto Rco7 50 IS St, crolr
50a9.
torFEE-Lagura and Rio, s7a5
TR.-35 l25 cents
MoLA.g,-Ncv Orleans and Porto Rico, IS 81 cts
B.cox-Ba,imore, 81 i 5; city cured az 50
BExF, 81 i 5.-MutroS, 81 }, according quality
BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
NAVY SUPPLIES.
Navy DEPARTMENT, j
Bureau Of Frorsiops and Ctciting,t
Mach ~ tSsl

.'N'' -,
Bureau % fForEon' ava eteauag,
or,,,,rr ,,o,os.,s Mafeh IN 1873.
- II - : seat' anu riorosas ic
'ny "pp'e,' WIN pe Ie,Tl'ea '.s .u'eta uhth 9"
coek r. " on 'onGy u. ga gay OF aii next Tor furnishing
49, ,, E il' ~ ~ , ,''ns ~ l.a.eo'n ,
pon! u w" i"th' M" ''''' 'Hshia SHcn
@ h e M A. ~ nc icgea o. ofderea
-, 49, ,, :! W NV ~ Wv, nieau ~ % an.
"hns " ~ thr este'uVe eonnnhfin; ohSers @! me sad
Sa' 'd durn. tue sca year endns June 3d. 1915, Tor the
i'r T,, "a Tue 'asy q , ,e .'e' 'aeS, VIZ ~ ,
t'u n-eu. WI s's1I, aei' soiae, cocoa puei mo
asres osans YnessT eh erd apres and tobacco
- i - 'oi ~. - " .' VI Wiz gov ~ ~
,"e !t if' ~ 80 Ie'rl: 'ec an" III al 'sps9s o tue
e.' F, ana, "hf qara 10! ,hpmen. abroad shai! o.
'H f'd' 4" we ieSrftoh ''Hhohh hohf, IN an t'r
"t' essential 10 IL ~ topea climates ana sna
br de'e;eu IN eoo" u' oeh' hfis WIN nbhs hoeps a.
sae e-' ana III good shipping "ar Tree Of all charge 10 TIE
Stttes
The .ad biscuit SHAH be- made wholly from sweet ,uperhne
fou> OF the ahu'atfe of the year ei or ls4i and sa De
ny eqHai N GGay, an: cnO' 10 To HE samples whoa
are no" ndseh ~ tht -ai Navy Yards Sa be thoroughly hin
hfeI a. "i .llifse lhe
sl's ~ Cd, 'o"l wen efei bsl honr bifslr WIN nr
iSi"' 90 "a 'S'- '''s' - sr'' 'f"s"' ''''e''
"a r, 'tlI,et t: ., . .,-,, =. . J., t .. =, .,,., .
me '''" "''"! shaI ~ iii'' 20 from gram ~ "hc" a.
t"o'hG Pats ia' be !f maj br coperd''hied ana
iu hf>t proof ',Sofh"- to he ned sta-- custom fiu'c
-anoaf sa be GtFe'en IN good sound br-h, Wen hooped
wte-naS barrels, win white o"S heads and each barrel 81 III,
when required he cooerrd with four good and sufficient
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TO THE EDITORS or TIE E.TQCfRtH
z .InEIN Cnr.xrx III

aINfAN toJS!f, At?rcH ~, lSlI.
In yoor last, you ask, "Wha, is Fairfax doing -
| can inform yor She is net sleeping, nor drowsy,
but wide awake. On Monday last, beng court-day,
the Republicans held mee;lng and brought out little
John Powell their candidate Tor the next Leg s!a-
ture; the very "ho will make The Federal tur fly n
this county, and not leave an ornamental ring the
old Coon's tai unshorn. ! think you nay rest assu-
red. iha. in Old Fairfax the cry VII be, "a! ye!l'
Tie also h ID meeting a, tie same time.
and nominated 4 S. Grigsty mach - The cbarrin,
and CONTRARY 10 the wishes and expectations Of .aany
active Cocns, who ,1ished gentleman 81 al least rs
high preensons, from the neighboEhood of West
End one who has, for several years, been mes;
active par;izan, somewhat ambitious, and urged on
by his party villa (ai.hiess assurances that hrs
would come next, but whenever the time comes, he
is mos, tremendously elbowed aside. His situation
within his limits, is something Ike that OF the great
Dlctlor among The great Federal par,y-a~nys at
lis head nom'naly, bnt when the pinch comes, he il
not found the AVAILABLE, and must step aside and
abide his time, which never has, and will arrive
ACEOTINK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

The Richmond Wing has right to quote the opin
ions expressed by Us in January last, upon Judge
running for an office in the gift Of the people. 1t may
be its duty, il Knows the meaning OF the term, 10
criticse the course which some OF Judge Bayy $
friends have advised HIM 10 pursue the
min ton under conditions, honorable to himself;
but excusing himself from the duty Of oanvassing the
district and deter TO ABIDE the future WISHES and
Judgment of his friends We have no doubt TIA,
Judge Bayy has the question again under advise ment
and we should not be astonshed # he were 10 abandon
the canvass the bench.
Bu, the R. Wing, IN the indulgence Of is won't
cd habit OF revilng its political opponents does gross
injustice to The motives Of Judge Bsyly We know 1--WE
knew i, from the most authentic source, some days
tefore we received his correspondence "ith the COM
mi,,ee that be d not "assign the reason OF publ c
convenience for remaining temporarily en- tie bench,
as any preiex, "far hanging to the Judgeship.'
1t is no pre;ext at all; but strong snd opera
tive reason for the course he pursued Last OF all,
is there any thing in the very liberal insnua,on Of
the Wing, tina; he hight his influence on the bench,
to operate on the parties the suits in his hands, in
behalf of his election We firmly, conscientously
believe that such notion never for ore moment en-
tered into his head and that such suspo'on IS only
worthy Of the source from which il emanales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
Reckless and Ra5id Spirit Of the Hhis Press

Will the freemen of vrginia-the liberal citizens Of
free ale who have advocated prescription for
opinions sake-read the following shameless afticl-
which appeared in last Tuesdays Wing? Read it,
while the burning blush OF Indignation hushes upon
your cheek What shalt these Feds who, in $40,
"proscribed prescription, now carry il 50 far as
t. prescribe the few Republicans humble Of
fees in Richmond, because they dare 20 think
aud act for themselves After the liberal trea,
men, which the Wing officers in the Executive
experienced at the hands OF the last Legislature
heads toucaed-shall this rabd organ Of the nempe-
rate passions of the Fed forward and III
en- to sweep off every petty officer of the City, ia order
of the Wings: These gentlemen ought t, recollect
shat those who play al bowls may meet with rubbsrs-
The "pois nd chace may be commended TO their ow n
bps" But read III fo!losirg extract It speaks f5t
i,sel: There no reason il gives FOR the removal
OF the ~ officers, which would NO. equally apply to
The officers of State
uoor the Whc. system they commenced "a b
au,y last ycar and b. eectug pure Wing Ticket
.htfal superiority Il which their Members entl- them Rich
mand. i1%n IN America where ocoucos
have ua9r, that sey dN not their power
Ht had wh them Tor doing hut let have com
follow their esamp- Let give every Office
can 10 Wings and Whes thus sustain and siren
en- the .Yhic cau.- aai The Whi- Party.
There are Corporation Officers extremely busy and off
erctcnecrin. for o,d nnkesa, /, due
pie that should not give da,y offence the
people Offices tey suffered enjoy,
they Ii they ouagcousy hostile the Wings
Wing cause o: prnpriey
hold. Many Wing, places
perform duties well. The Whi.s Richmond have
been rode over hy hawns pa,tzas in Office Ion. enough
buke stall no: ec, amendment should ne tried what
there is III removal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
GEN GORDON ~ THE FIELD.
ExrEAcT Of later from Loring'ton, .Nstson county

"The D;s,-ict Convention which met in Charottss-
Vile on Friday last; nomina,ed Gen Gordon as OR
Congre ss,onal canota,r The Republicans he.eabouis
have full confidence in his election. Ia cnu1tg
elections the Republicans expect to gee better ac-
court or themselves than they lid la, Spring
The name Of Gordon, the s.aunch Republican, o
50 maay years-who always true as the poles to
the constitutional principles o; 99-is nvs n the field
uoon The Gull of tie Democratic District Conven,ion-
in opposition 10 Federalist-Eank, Tari.9 Djsribu
iion, Clay man. In this issue, is necessary for
appeal 10 the State Rights Democracy Of the y hole
District, 10 20 forth and a., and vote lor Gordon: NJ
NO They must and VII do Their duty. II Gordon
speaks hal! veil, as lie I'D IA the Court House a
Charlo,tesvill- ~ the second evening OF he State
Convention Of 10, his el'qusnce vii! SIT up every
Repcscan in the District II they sven Fequi'et an!
other motive ,h4n their good cause 10 rouse ea
up a AoTe euqaeu. and powerful speech It has ne
yer been our good fortune TO hear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
TIE RENENrE ELL.

we have received and y III p.bi'sh in OF. next The
luminous Pc port of the Committee o. Ways and Means
explanatory Of the principles of the present ant
proposed Tariff avs. We und s.and, that the II w,
be taken up 10 thu House OF Representatives early III
April, aud will pass the House. correspondent, wite'
US on the L h, as iollo~s
a feel hlghly granied by the Report of the Com
m'tiee OF Ways AID Means on the Tariff, and believe
we can carry Inc bill through this House. In the
Senate, opposition may be expected, bnt calculate tina
it will pass that body All good and true Democrat.
vii! 20 for it. The Wings in The Senate, in ms OPT
nion will no. dare 10 against the modification
the odious Tariff bill of 1S42--especiay since Mr.
Clay has, in his dupiicitu, said that he does ao 60 fo
high Tariff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

About oneif Of the above quantities vii be required fr
consumption and small portion articles will
badly procured by SHIPS foreign station The quaint
Of all be increased diminished the sess.a"
require. The viii, therefore, be made
quantities. but c quantities the service
may require delivered those Navy f.f :etivey
Contract place deliveries
er.r ia furnishing r-qI et ana hn
m promptly 10 comply rog!sions The navy agent the
pft whe the articles required 70 hs Delivered sha be
ho..ed 10 purchase articles, and the contractor shall he liza
bic for any over The contract pIcs.
O made oI each article each OF
IVY Yards and bidders whose proposals accepted
and none others fFihwii notified thereof;
DAYS TIRE ortrl required for regular
~ mail allowed fot signify
and The
rary required sr the regular transmission Of mail,
viii se Allowed IT. the AMI Of
eoad at expiration 81 winch periods IL received
bond returned, the supply viii be offered the
newt lowest bidder accoflIn. 10 law.
The department he rIsr reject al bids from per
VIM heretofore f.i To- their
amount respective w b. required and
ceninm addition will be withheld om the all pas
men;s on account thereof, collateral security, addition
the gwen IT, performance and u
b. rad al respects complied with; snd
cenium all deliveries made VIII be paid by thu
agent wi,hG thirty bills, duly authenticated,
shan hern presented 20 MN.
forms o proposals be Obtained application 70 ne
navy Portsmouth, n. H., Boston, New York. fhad-i
phia Baltimore Washington Norfolk Charleston D. -
| nah, Pensacola. and at this Bureau.
/ W. CRAWFORD saUBRICK, Chief Of nc bureau
! aareh q Wi-wti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

ASSExATI ' oF TEx.s.-The Msd-soaia, Of Mon
d,y ear.:-"Wr have authentic a6vices iroG, Texas
showing that, 18th the exception Of mber, the
Senators and Representatives, IN the Congress Of the
Republic are unanimously in fago' ct "annexa,iYn
W. have also acv.ccs nj the authentic character,
containing that 'ninety-nIne If every hun
drfd of The clizsns of Texas favor Of The
sure" We have lkewiss intelligence that il Texas BE
net annest 10 the United States, II will Immediately
become a Dependency Of England, nnd an instrument
10 ruin the com and mann &c ures Of the New
e land Sia,es y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
STATE OF oiiU-CuaEKINt
WIN
EXTRACT MA Letter from one ofthe 6esintofmei Citizen
If Coiaa5ts, March ..

Of Coium5us, March ..
81 have delayed writing for few days, 10 learn the
result of the election in the City OF Cleveland the
cond city in our State, that the first election
take plcc srce the opening OF the present campaign.
We have seen the news, ard the result is GLORIOUS
triumph for the Democrats, in the election Of Mayor
of the right kind of politics. The result is cheer
ing the Democrats, while it i. truly dsheartenng to
the Wigs Cleveland gave Harrison, think, over 800
majority in 1910, and the Wings have always carried
that city By large majority, in fair and open contest
such d was had at the recent election This, with ether
favorable indications. which daily ranspirng give
US the strongest Of carrying the Stale next
Fall BIZ 4 triampian! ma jory.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

We have more encouraging accounts Of the move
ments of our party in Marion, Harrison, Mcnongaa,
cheering news too, from Nottoway, Nelson, &c.) A
strong prospect OF union upon candidate, and de-
ciisd action. But what is this we hear from old
Meckenburg We are informed, that there are seve-
raj Democratic candidates, who stand in each other 5
way and may insure The success of The Federal car
d.die. We hea. too, 10 our great establishment that
al tune ike this, Porensous TO the desinies of our
country, the Wing candidate count, upon the sup
par! Of some Of the firm Democrats Of the county
There must De some mistake in this. We wlll not he
eve II until see the registered upcr the polls
Where IS large and respectable Committee Of VI
glance one Of he largest and one Of the most re-
spectacle in the State Can they sleep upon their
posts, and no. do every thing their best Of
fees with the Candidates Of the people themselves
and concentrate MI IKE Republican rate upon he tso
selected canddst's CT party: We will thank our
Republican friends IN aiecklenburg to write freely
upon the movements III their county. In Pocahonas
TOO, they are Running tro Republicans against one
Fed. ''Warn the COMMITTEE of this folly Warn the
People
We hear nothing froG, Patrick, and Henry, and Pitt
sylvania
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

o. We shall publ s the proceedings Of the late Is
sr meeting IN " .gu.-5u.g, Though essentially
differ viii them IS % The availability Of their candidate,
AID IL prospects Z! Nj Van Barren. They have ap-
pn'nt q ds!'sAis- - attend State Tyler Conve ntnn
n "f'ci" a"J National Tyler Convention in Bllti-
more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
u,,o,,, oy,,ey. REDMOND. ,e,b March. IL.

MroR, OYricr, Richmond. 18Th March, la.i.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOSD.-fou
here notified tina; will be opened the c;ty
TN tile tn Thursday april for The election Of Sena
TOR t. represent the Senatorial District Of which this city forms
part IN the General Assembly Of Virginia. supply the vacancy
oecastonsd BY the resignation OF l Carter Esq
WIN. LAMBERT Mayor.
March - IUl-2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

NJ We are authorized by Mr. Pcu'son, to announce
John WISE of Accomack, c,ni date II ;eprese
the York Datr'ct IN the - na'e OF Virginia he IS
brother of "A. a. Wise, Esq, and eneriains similar
| anli,,cal nrinciples.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

Extract Of a Letter from Washington March 90
"Tne party &c fine well-nniieo AMI deter
mined on victory The of lrrt and justice
lie yall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
MIR CALHOUN.

Letters from Washington say, that Mr. Calhoun is
every moment expected. He has accepted the office OF
Secretary Of State, declaring that he goes in in
quence OF the important state Of our Foreign Relations
but that he is pledged to the political futunes {"
the administration. the Charleston Courier Of The
18TH says ain accepting this office, ct the present
junc,ure, and under existing circumstances, Mr. Cal.
noun cannot but be regarded having sacrificed
much FOR the good ard at the cali OF his connry; and
tn patriotic az, vii! he doubtless university apprec
a,sd He em,ncn;Iy quail tsd Tor the administration
of tne State Department. and II escecaly foi
cor graduation that he should he !lcsd ia head
when the adjustment of the dcate questions of Tex
as and The Oregon demand al the wisdom and prudence
of the most gifted craftsmanship.
"The f,llo=ing - .act from letter received in
this city yesterday afternoon, announcing the iofego
ing intelligence:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

Marriages.
Married on the 18th OF F-briafy, Babylon hy the Rev
Johns Mr. Ct,,rpa-s !EIsI, u t1e amaL!c md much
admired Mss WEIGHT dau ,.er OF L,bota WTgr
al Of Amelia
Together nay they sweriy live,
Together hey
And Il Starr receive,
And reign above The Ky.
Married, thu and February, by Elder Esnfmin E. erode
Mr wv r. CHE.rH. &ss S,e,H ASS e., daughter al Roo
A. Goode, OF Chestertc cnGEty, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

A letter from Washington Of the l9'h says, "Mr
Calhoun and Gen. Henderson are both expected TO-
morrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
spr-n,rrey. vorh n. Is4l

witt, his friends lis creepgHre fol viii he
gradea he com'd thi~ call n roantfy
npon patriotism " and hat early practicable HI will
Though old city, his way 10 Washington !eS's and Ore
absorbing iu- his g,ea Bad and,
cad upen u; wisdom, imnes and moderation VIII
both. @ In.Ja.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

ATY: or the Water Cure: principles notes q
s.,m.nr &c illustrated with many complied CHI. fly
fr,m m. ma eminent English authors the subject BY Joe
shaw 81 u Received, and FOR sale BY -
March u Vi-~i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

- EINE TWIXE-The subscriber has just received rn me
= Logan manufacturing Company Iwns Of all sizes,
suitable fisheries, wi sci at Facoy prices
7. PEIBERTON, No. 10, East Man street
March . .0-1
BOOKS, PAPER, BLANK BOOKS. &c, roa SPRi>G SALES
7 " RANDOLPH Z co, IL! West vain street Richmond,
y s5rng supply II Books sa'oae'y gu
&c and Fancy Good h.ch ur sell Country Merchants
and others moderate prices. =,
''O"'''''''= :" j. " RANDoLFii / co
-, 4, l6l-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

rTEACHER WASTED.-Tne Bedford Female academy, ~
Lisey i vacant Trustees very dssto- 10 ~
cure Pom iaal vel qualified Tor ..eH sin 'h me
ut,gs a.e Spacious erected for Frrl1- &C
ost on hra,iny and in topnoa ani wealthy county? he
trustees gi receive proposals. uGt i th q ip lsi .
snch =, tie situation Letters directed to ih1 Trustees
dn. he i on and desiring iuCrm'iion, VIII receive
pronp; attention There email school Of G'e N the eoa
~ than Ivnf hnurc ard, with competent ami sni sbe
,.s ,he,r MAJ he NH school constantly n TINS Academy
Tho. desiring the sl.aacn should appy speedily. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

r UCERyF- SUGAR BEET AND WHITE CAeHor-a fresh
- supply Jle' 'e'e'''1 C. T. Bolts. ls2 Main street..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-09
SuERKF.S SALE.

EBY virtue of special execution, issued on a
I'D decree in Chancery, and to me directed from
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the
County Of Cedar, Iowa, have levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder, at the courthouse
door in the town of Upton, on the 3st day of Au-
gust next, between the hours prescribed by law OF
said day, the following real estate situated In the
County of Cedar, Iowa. the E quarter and the
E subdivision Of the S " quarter of section Ia;
also the E subdivision and the w subdivision ofthe
quarter of section ID, and the w half of the
S E quarter and the E half of the S w quarter of
section IL; also the E half of the quarter of
section IL, all in Township 70 north of Range 2
west Of the 9Th principal meridian. The above de-
scvbed land will be sold the property of Joseph
MILFORD, jr. to satisfy an execution in favor OF VIM
Miller. G. Mccoy, Shift. Cedar Co.
linton july 10, lS44-4t
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-09

VALUABLE WHEAT.-We have been
shown a sample Of red wheat, which is
said 10 possess so many excellent qualities
that we do not hesitate to direct the alten-
lion Of farmers to it. It was raised by
DR.. Joseph E. Muse, of Dorchester coun-
ty, agen,leman whose scientific research.
'es have been Of grea, service 10 the cause
Of agriculture. The wheat above alluded
10 iscalled German wheat. It possesses
The Important quality Of ripening eight OF
ten days earlier than even. the Mediterra-
mean wheat, is not at all affected by rust,
fly, or smut, weighs sixty four pounds and
half TO the bushel, and is pronounced TO
be. in good soils, extremely prolific. The
present parcel was harvested on the 18th
Of June: The qualities here ascribed 10
It were satisfactorily tested by Dr.. Muse.
who watched the experiment with great
interest. Those who desire TO SOW some
of this wheat and every intelligent farm
or should a, least make the experiment.
can procure it from the agents, Messrs.
James Baeroll g. Son, Pratt s,reet.-Balt.
American.