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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15
IMPORTANT 10 PHYSICIANS.

ProldpSnS Lieri Cured by External Mems.
DR. RO T!inMPSoN'S PELVIC CORSET AND JTE
~ ABDOMINAL BANDAGE--Wr iave completed
ransemrntS for manufacturing these instruments. whih M
able Us to irnisa supply adequate any demand 1hE
"l approximation "h'ch VIZ s"nsaty receive rom fhr b'
cal men IN this city, and from various parts Of the county
rant NJ III pressing then claims preference upon H.. not
the medical profession and the public.
Physicians throughout; Tie State invite. 10 cNfm.
as We feel sat fled they must lie convinced of tr exc
ana apiIc3hiiy 10 prevent mistakes ~ ordering. "r
biei description Il the two, which vii email. any m DIT
whc! may be applicable Ia The ease r which a'5 t
The Pelvic iofsr fer the Of rionp~Us t'teU ~
ant diseases, is easily adjusted aud Is by M
out any iucnn vcnicnce. The pad which supp. 3" #
cfal potion OF the pc:is "a pat usually tender mutcr
based upon firm leather, 81 proper -ze and haae. rea ~
cd which i secured ~ ~ place hy t"o s'ar4 stt
mate flal, 10 which i added portion - ELASTIC w. aa-
clrnt to answer All the intention, t., elasticity e,
tie 81 biu6lses.
The Abdominal Glndrre for tin resvr~Tias If p i'n
t;er and o'her weaknesses, admirably adapt St o ST.
OF The patent and IS - cnnrived a"d constructed ID
ra's, as 20 a'!1" 1t 10 er.h the -Gfie .,ti . .',t
If the ahdo"cni AID whi" II -'St.n* -, -iiaHi o-
most comfortable n,sger allow. the uuost tc i'1' t
every part of The hyGy-aHd un'ef cfci ti-. 50
drawn into wrinkles or fl- IN, Stla,i'cssftire "
and giving IT, supporl comf,riai,y an! ceneft y-t-c
ing the objection usually rrgei against ta.
when may be thrown utp wrinkles oid auG trcies' y
cid ,od. Tbs bantas- f. also kept IN pace b.! .ne1a
" o. These p,:cntcd. the u.r ~
lie webbing part Of the material. The -Ncirs.vr
plienre and inventor We deem u unnecessary ~ cn
the ali in;as- lie use Of II IN their nianuaai5e u.'st
surprising will be readily conceded h. all Ms'Gme'
metallic png- are liable t. the objection, that they
tit comor,ahl. wei, tl-y be- modified a. sn f.t
cunstanc-s OF the These objections az. c:i . ,t
III Or. 1hompson's instruments, they b. mad y,
smaller, A. desired, with the greatest And 7H
vantage Is, that they he had Tor about La.g Ib e q
other Instruments which are Offered We alc ei -i Co.,
having puchascl night t. make them with % "
Ing the objections generally urged against gssfr7.H.
kind BECAUSE of ih- high prices ASKED for taec iogt'
burse ourselves by an Increased sale b: p!cas ;hs VIC
reach of patients who would Otherwise he dttausd .
them; and, so far. we pleased 10 say, thai ci' ''
have been realized. =,
ALEX. DUvAL & CO., Druggists D!eAma,ta.
M
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A CANDID CONFESSION.

The Cincinnati Gazette remarks
"Tha truth is nearly all the excpmenis gotten up,
whether about the currency or the farm, are Great
chiefly to secure political power to few. They deli
berate as cooy about the mctter do III any or
dinay business tansacions and if they think they can
rouse the passions pejudces of the people so high
any subject az to secure office, they inVIfaoy 40
it, And what is their position; Why, they are !he
true friends OF the people, they love them; they are 10
arisocrus FederalIs.s they profess 10 br pure re-
formers, and good honest men, and the good honest
people, hoot wn.cd aad blinded, BATTERED INTO thelr
support until all power and all office are placed IN ihe'f
hands And how do they the one, and perform the
duties CT the other
What capital picture Of Whgrery before and since
1910 drawn BIZ one too, who knew 1t lace l" lace
All this il true We cay amen it. 1t is the key u
the politics Of the last ten years. The few-the wing
leaders, of whom Henry Clay chiesaw at the time
Andrew Jackson vetoed the monster bank that thefe
was opportunity create excitement, by rousIns
the people, rather By stimulating the moneyed inter
ests 10 fight stouty for power. They delberated cool
" about They took the best way to 'rouse the pas
sons" Of their supporters, and hence the memorable
panic But he old patriot, Jackson breasted the storm
with all the coolness which practical poliicians couid
exhibit in their deliberations. lie lived II down. The
waves of party, though they frothed and dashed like
the sea, failed Men 10 watt the panc-mlkers into
power Bat nothing dauned, The same sort OF men
again dclibsraed, and the good honest people, ny
another process really were mad- t. believe that there
was some virtue to come frnm iI- Niz,teth of Wing
ism. When 'shoodwlnk-d and blinded" in 1910, they
said I, the excters, "WeIl 20 tnr the change OF ru
ers you cry up much and then well see # man
ners and business will change for the better So
power actually placed in the hands Of the party
that had lived long without the Of H. But what
hey day work did they make Of ii Office made l,s
ocumbens actually mad. The Wings exercised power
yy,h the tyranny which would better become Dictator
Francia than the wning a,terers who descended into
the forum with their hands loaded with golden pro-
mises and fair professions And for official duties,
let the conduct OF the Wing majority of Congress an
swer for the performance Of these Such examination
and reornlnaion-- such heading and f'iing-s such
Seeding and s-rong-such President maxi ns and
mischief naking-ne was seen before. Tne business
Of the nation lost sigh, of in the scramble OF eck
less politicians There was but opinion and one
end OF the country to the other respect
ing the short comnss of Congress and the Wing lead
ers; for Wing presses, IN spirited editorials and
Wing politicians, in heavy "indignnon meetings,
dashed thus faithless Wing majority as with Singing
scorpions All this we can oil we'll remember
fpoSto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

TOBACCO PLANTATION For SaI.E-rhc subscriber Is
authorised SELL upon accommodating the Plantation
Of Mr. Trurhra generally admitted 10 be tue most d'na
br tract of land ri PoHala. great portion o.
b,ly improved and admirably adapted 10 THE growth o H.
harco wheat Clover The situation IS extremely hea',y
me buildings cScei. and t LoIEO0d unsurpassed IA ie
Slgte of Virginia. The alut 100 b =
mil purchaser would b. III vidrd and buildings wud b.
sud with choice laut Admiralty d.rUsed
well vairred with >u;cent supply oil wood aud timber
DESTROYS twelve Ecn thou
sand a splendid Eat, finer "pPoG!nnl!
biz he found the State. Apply Ia the Pro
nI,tor ar To L. 4. BOrrS
Ian III 1T-wtf
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NEW ORLEA

NEW OfLEAas, fr"iuuIy
hEx.co.-By the arrival of the schr. John Barr,
which left Vera Cruz on the 26h ut, we have receiv
ed fn files Of papers from the city OF Mexico. They
contain however, but little that would interest our
readers.
The U. S. ship Vincennes was at Sacri6cics, await
ing the arrival of Minister, General Waddy
Thompson, who was 10 embark in her for the United
States
They were expecting momen,arily at Vera Cruz the
arrival of the minister from The Court oil ST. James
The Br 81 Charge Afares at Mexico had expressed
wish, which We must construe almost implying
command tina! the minister shono be received on his
landing with all the honors due 10 his rank. 1t was
stated tina, that functonary bud desired that the
English colors should, this occasion be hoised on
the For, of San Juan de Ulloa.
appears that The Santa Fe prisoners detained the
CAST. of Psroe in the most wreched state six
teen OF the number had died during the month pre-.
ceeding, and only eighteen remained who were capa-
BILE of performing labor.
Congress was in session and seemed inclined to do
justice 10 the nation at large resolution had been
brought up 10 examine into the official conduct of the
provisional government This is bravug the lien in
lis den -fBse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

EXTRACT from letter to q gentleman in this town,
dated "RIcHMoSD, FEB 81, 1917.
"rhis evening closes the lubors of our Convention,
and knowing deep interest which you take IN eve
~ thing connected with beloved country, and the
preservation of her institutions, induces ME to give
you some account, of our proceed ng:; and in dong
| can truly say, that | have never witnessed in any
body of men such entire devotion TO principles, such
utter sacrifice of personal preferences, md personal
prejndces, TO the accomplishment, OF great purpose.
Indeed, the love OF country had mpletsly done lis
work upon the materials of which the body formed,
that thew car together and the sound of hammer
was not heard The friends of Mr. Calhoun, (telrv-
Jag as many of them d. that he The greatest safes
man in The world, and us pure patriot as bf;a'hes)
have oiT red their first choice the altar Of liberty,
and with unwavering confidence in Providence
watchfal righteous cause, me prepared 10
battle against common enemy witt und,. ided
and indvisihle front. The hopes Of tae Wings for
DIVISION in the Democratic ranks in the approaching
struggle, have by the las far my experience goes
unparalleled harmony which has been exhibited in our
Convention, composed Of members from every part of
the State, been d'ss patei the unsub,tan al pforn.
ses OF an idle dream. Such my confidence in
cess, tina, could wish the Presidential contest depend.
ed on the decision Of Virginia
Portsmouth VA Messenger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15
Scents ai-wtf Ttrrr doors above tie Bell Tavern
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

TIME subscriber constantly receiving from The celebrated ma
nrfactory Nuns CLARK, New York, elegant and PLAIN
Piano Forrrs Possessing improvements, and that
deicacy Of touch aud one peculiar 10 their E
nufacturr.
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments, and Musica
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores tuned hire and taken exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
Tie largest collection of Music offered for sale In tins
State mas selected from, the OF the subscriber VINO II
now enabled sell Philadelphia and New YORK wholesale
aud retail prices. 49,.
Those purchasing To sell again wl hr furnished upon better
than they find elsewhere III the stale.
P II. TAYLOR,
Jan 2 aas 1faSe Spre. rppaitr ne 8".ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

old WINES AND fIQEORS-Aiso, GROCERlES.-l have
" and general assortment OF old Wines ana Ii
ouors mart been hand improving, Tor Ten
said be twenty old My Groceries
win bear fair comparison with the best in the CITY, rs ma.
quality and and carenness In putting o them up
the preservation health when moderately and judoosy used
should any ncredn"ns not Ia have hrin and
." fact assr"n let HIM
ennur call the srbscrbe who has been Regular tempe
rate rnrr tr las, 80 years VI i> life, and moi salts
fled with healthy appearance, they can see portrait OF ms
uncle who the State OF New YORK aged
nell kn0H To be drinking lsf since The
day he rli Ferenosh, then STRIPPING. Wa WALLACE.
3l-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

nas a nc 61a%do aS Bank f'a1 Pa ann
Shoe Establishment Of Richmond Texas, who WIZ
sell cheaper than s. A. Smith n the sign {" The
Red Boot Main street opposite end oil the old Market
Corner rhcrenrr establishment Is the cheapest
in this Texas invite all Nations Languages and Tongues
from the Speaker JEW is Sanedrin 10 the Flat Head nd
ans 10 bargains, am determined not TO he beat
ds.ns for selling cheap Boots amt Shoes have Zoos
NJ from Slnes II: cent? IL 81 5OSo can
in prices Ju-t look for yourselves and
find very difficult away without, purchasing IN!
\ 4 Dnnr fpr.-t the Red Boot 3 A. SMITH.
Inc Nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE,
4 GREAT REDUCTION rs THE PRICE OF
mars .IND cars

At the Town and Country Hat Manufactory, under
the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends aud the pub
c generally that hc has on hand a!Er and better a.so
he has had, consisting OF Fine Fur SIX cass
mere and Russia Hate; Fur Cloth, Velvet Seae Glazed ana
Hair Caps; and prah Wool Hats &C., &c, III AL the new
and varied and shapes Under the assurance that Tue ys
of most advantageous, he
has adopted method q" doing business entirely for cash. ana
Is consequently enabled to sell at much lower prices Than those
who give credit. 49, =,
p STo his friends in r Country, who have patronlsed
him. he his thanks =" those who have not he hopes 10
he ettrr acquainted with Oct "a 4s-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15
NEW GOODS.

CHINA, QUEENS HARE IND GL4SS-Sept., 1913
rs,IlE Subscribers OPEN Store, well selected
and pretty goods, consisting OF Printed IN Co
lors Coore; Edged, Ware Of every description; emma
common ard fine rich Cut and Plain Glass of FRENCH
German and American manuacIre German silver, britannia
and best English Plated CaSo.s. Toilet and other oohng Glass
es English and American Stone Ware &c, Sc., winch we
offer hv the package or epacsed PURCHASERS II fcaona
hr prices, and on the usual credit - ~ ~
WV. F. BUTLER, & co,
Importers of C.i.na, Gas, &C,
Sent 3i-wif Three doors above tie Bell Tavern
. WILL TAKE THE Ri.SPONS!HlllIY.lf purchasers &c
nrriv would aud their best Interest Ia the 'e'c
lion tortrs they would neither depend upon irr own
thai of agents. hut would throw all the re-
spun .lbility upon The shoulders OF the seller
aud beautiful stock oi Pianos on han NJ lrrcs vary
inn fr,m 2jb Ia CO.. iolals l.. p NASH,
BOOKSELLER aud Dealer in Piano Fortes Petersburg, Va.
r.L N IL
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HATS g. CAPS-FAi.'. K WINTER PATTERNS.
. hans I.,va 10. inG.1in ile

HATS &, CAPS-Fhi.'. K WINTER PATTERNS.
GEORGE W. FERRY bags leave 10 inform the
kss public, that his Fl! and Winter stock of Hats aud
10y Caps FIJI every particular, consisting Of NJ
Ed ra and Beaver Castor Brush, Morskin, Rus.ia
6SsA Mnskat and Coney Hats, Of the latest and mos.
approved style. Genlemcn'S and Boys Shetland
SEAL Seal and anskt Fur Caps; Cloth do, de- do with t
bands, of great variety AMI beautiful paeIns lnan
Caps, very GRACEFUL Glazed and Hair Seal do ladies' Riding
Gaps: ,luts Misses 10 elegant assortment Wool Hats &C.,
In fact his Stock contains every 'ag pertaining In hs u
siaess he receiving additions from the Mandatory
by every packet Persons Of articles in his line
invited examine his goods confident that they VIII
comparison best they will he sold Al tr lowest
cash prices GEO W. FERRf,
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealer IN Hats aud Caas,
Main ST. door above Van Lew, Smith Co.'S Hardware store
Nay 53-wiy
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From F.a ~ .i,,fs.dns.)
NY StSTtRS song.
- William ;oNLs.
Ny Sisters song. to~ swe,tiy WIZ
I'ha. 3an>lc seems 10 ue.
II w,. my i" 'rie when chhu'
Aad >,til II p"as,s ne:
Although II wakes fectrtiing tears,
For 4 " ia. at 10 more,
Aud ,fts tie vel ftca; turned y-tis,
love that sous O. yo;c.
we'll remember how rrniuand
We E.irn'0 I, t.,e .i,atu,
Whit these :Ith note, would tpat around
Nv Lea; res ~ HdS again,
know not " hy IL makes ne sad,
For cheerful y The lay;
Bot " hue elch t:aw Is smiling glad.
yo.en l. tutn'd away.
~ mother !avcd Tia, simple air.
Ii 81 tined hrr aged beast,
And Oft DIS 1ci'd lie ni>is q! caro-
Tia; broke m;,on hef resi-,
Th-n chi,!c ,ne not fof feelings deep,
That 10 his theiue bei0Gg.
Its meicdy can Giak- aIe WEEP
IL IS nay Sisters song
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

=
THE Richmond fredericksburg aud Potomac gp
ny hereby that their Railroad CON, m as.
Potomac river 6tn November arf 1 traveller. ,,-
conveyed between Richmond and Washington At al
the year, by Railroad Cars and STEAMBOATS, leaving Richmond
At ., ~ NJ, precisely instead Of Il. Is .rrri,o'-.
Instead uf paying their fare, heretofore, IL tfvt %
only and afterwards board thr Potomac Steamboat ar
Washington, passengers Will take the Railroad an
both for Washington and Baltimore. The fare, dis Ma.
he less than paid separaey, different portions Of the t
On and after to-day Ike 3th instant charges by tn
road Line h-twern Richmond aud tie NoTilrrn cite. ~ n
reduced follows:
Whole fare between Richmond and Washur;on, s. ia
Do. do R,lun,nr. s
DO. PGil1c, lplia Lv tI.t
Newcastle and Frrueto:n railroad aud Steamboat lire " VI
orby Peek a"d Lures Line, 80
VIII br perceived fto the above. that The chargr b., Il
railroad route low hy TIE and hy boats
he advantage ~ favor, o greatly increased icditiun,
vclier> hy the railroad le reaching Washington >tsF Ban
more IN TWELVE, and Philadelphia rwE>rh hours
leavIng Richmond and Gr,rg Philadelphia before du6l.-t k
Tie Rirer Gad BIZ, Boats hare dft .SIrt0i6
No charge fo children under ;r'e years Of aeeoac, uu
twelve yeas Of age half price ~ Col ed persons n1i
TIOHAS SHARP
July IL f-w,v Saperin '.,Geat Fl Transparency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAllro.n
Compilation n tic Raitroaa 10 .iqgta Creek --rn,;.
called Expedition !-R,duefjoa Of hat,s to
Hashingt0a Baltimore, Ph,iadt!phia a.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

4 GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs.-The subscriber would call
"A attention hs stock Of Agricultural Implements consisting
of Plorphs Straw Corn Shee Corn and Cob Cruhrs
Hoes Spades Sho,es Axss, &c, &C. which lie will furnish
good sell they be had in the State OF Vsna
C. r. BOLTS.
w Garden Seeds of the best quality, and variety al
ways hand Feb. si-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-15

IN CHANcERf-ViacIS Rules held ia tie cler.,, O.
Buckingham county, OH Monday the 18th day Drcen.r = ~
ehan'es i .o'e'' Pan;ia:
I.ndorf Clover, Joseph g. Glover and Hugh G. Rees
The defendants, Iinhof Clover and Hugh G. Res ,,, %
entered Their appearance and >rouiii, arordna
Of Assembly and the rules of .s Cont ann II annsar
factory evidence that they Inbah as Of M.
Is Ordered, That tlie said absent tcf-ndhl- u npn-s
rules 10 BE- holden for the SAID Cour on the fsf Nrt
March next, and answer Tie bill Of the p,aint! A Il .h, "
OF his order be forthwith inserted n-ws.s N
in tr c!ty Ct Richmond for tso success yt 4 "a
al tie fon door Il '- Courthouse al ii- coan'y.
Dec. ~ 7O-w2n K ELDRIpGr q - :
INF!RMARf Or THE RICHMOND MEDICAL CcITI,---
'nis ms Hutton open for the sex. fol- q, my .,,
payable IN advance for the tr,t week. 'er''
Wh'e patients, s per ;scek.
t"l,red du.
These 'afs-s cover ever expense fr n.,dica ATTENDANCE m
eica np, raans board, n,-'icinr ami nm SIM '-'
Ihe accommodations Tor the scK are s,nri. and
every respect Two Professors a The Medical t,,..
ns,ltn"n daily Tor pfeScbci periods in rotation AL ~
of dIcuf all TN" nie'hbrrs o: The Fac.y ar. called m -
taon without adilti' nal charge Ia . pa rn,. - '
An Otsteric ward has been p,r,f IL; an. r,rc+., ~
iHg,a uOGcH, al the Rates fixed above for medical md mr.,
81
Patients abornc under insanity contagious diseases y,
be received into the lnGrmary.
$ MACpIH, ii. D., Prt,id.r,.
'he' 70 2--wly
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-09
What surprisina patriots the Wings are.

What surprising patriots the Wings are
They are perfectly willing that the British
shall have Oregon and Texas. They have
given them portion of Maine, and of oul
northwest territory. They will charter a
Bunk and give the British all the stock; and
they would mortgage all our lands 10 British
capitalists, bat in the matter Of peas, ink
aud paper, and articles for the use of Con.
gross, they passed resolution that all that
were used should be of American manufac-
,ure. Perhaps they could be bought much
cheaper Of the British, but VIC have some
nabObs at home who are not yet rich enough,
so we will clap an extra tax uron the
poor man, and add the surplus to the nabob's
store. What noble and far-seeipg patriot
ism. They strain at gnat, but are pre-
pared TO swallow whole caravan of camels.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-09

A BREACH rs ALREADY MADE-The NJ
Y. Tribune evidently shows alarm at the
rising enthusiasm among the democrats in
behalf of Polk ard Dallas. II calls most
Justify upon It's whig friends to organize
and go 10 work, but these appeals will be
vain. Wing enthusiasm is nearly spent
There is manlirs:ly less confidence and
fervor in the whig party now. than there
was ose mnlh sInc@. The manner in
which the demo cratic nominations have ia
ken in almost every State in tile Union.
has given hem the hi ID staggers. They
are bowi dsred by the manifest and perva-
ding enion which now binds together the
Democratic Hosts.
A few weeks since, the wings did not
ANTICIPATE such state OF things. The vic
tory seemed then already won, but now
they find powerful and what is more an
iacreosing army right in their path. Under
these circumstances. and after repeated as
surances al an easy victory, il is scarcely
Ia be wondered that the rank and file of
the whig party b"gin TO show symptoms of
dismny. The leaders are trying 10 rally.
but the tide is agains, them and they will
find it like stemming the terreR ol a le-
treat.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-09

The Tribune has the following with re-
gard to Kentucky. Is the editor p,ving the
way for the defeat of the wing candidate for
Governor in Kentucky 1t looks like it.
The locos were never buster than now
in Kentucky. They have candidate for
Governor who is haiifellow with every
body and will pick up every struggling
vote; and they are swapping away every
thing else TO elect him. They will readily
agree to vote for Clay for vote for But
Ter. knowing that MIR. Clay must carry the
State any how, and that TO cleo, Butler in
August would greatly nspirit their party
elsewhere. The Clay Bugle, Maysv,lle,
says Loco in tina, place was lately over
heard to boast that he had made nine votes
for Butler by agreeing with dff'eren, per-
sons TO vote Tor Clay. A victory SO won
would aid them little. but they can't &c, it,.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-09

WISCONSIN PnALANx. Late information
fr IN tn, domain of tho Wisconsin Phalanx
represents it in ilourlshing condition. Be,
tween 20 and 30 acres of spring crops are
in the ground two teams are now employ,
cd in breaking-each breaking acres per
day for winter wheat Thee buildings ale
erected 30 by so feet one story and a
half high-they are designed for kitchens
or wings TO building 80 feet long and 2
stories high, TO be erected this summer.
There is an excellent wafer power on the
premises, and a saw mill is in progress, of
erection. About GO individuals, including
women and children compose the phalanx
They are all cheerful, and coniented The
name of the township in which the domli n
is located, is called Ceresco.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-09

The wings prove that the Native Amcri-
C IN party is not kindred to the Wing party,
from the fact that on vote on the question
in the House, there were in 81 'es, 4 To-
co-focos that favored the Natives" Prct-
ty conclusive proof, when we take into ac-
count that the 80 who remained were all
wings. We direct attention TO few re-
marks from NJ. Archer, Virginia wing, on
tls subject, which will he found on the out.
side of our paper He tells what the wing
party will do when they get into power