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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-26
SENSENEY 81 RHODES,

IkESSES a large lul Of Cashmere d.
-. Monsline de Iaipe, Chamcliou- 40 a.
s07 MARSIIS'.
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TIE BALTIMORE PROCEEDINGS.

So far as the Wings of the U. S. are concerned
the Presidential campaign for 1874 is opened They
have CHOSEN their men, decided upon the means they
TO use, and issued manifesto of their present
principles. All that remains for them to do, IS II
set their instruments at work, and try to persuade
the people in their favor.
In regard their men, their meaeures and their
principles, we shall hereafter have much to say and
therefore can emily glance al them al present.
TIE coupling of Mr. Freinghuysen's with lha,
of Mr. Clay, produces upon almost every mind feel
ing which very like a of the Iudcrous "Tel
any one, says contemporary, "that while Fl. Clay
has been nominated far the Presidency the choice or
The Vice Presidency has fallen upon Theodore Freng
buys-n, and he will be sure smile cunpingy,
knowingly, as # he were laughing in his sleeve
at a thought to which the curious association gives
rise; end 1t must be admitted that an odd
ton, this OF The antpodfnns, whose daily walk ard
conversation are, it were upside down TO each 9th
dent, it would be what the world might call rather
clever arrangement"
Mr.. Frelinghuysen IS known to be man of extreme
religious opn,ens, hale Mr.. Clay's opinions and
duet, if reports speak any thing but religious
The the language OF the church. and the other
of the card table Oae bold. lmpelrous and profane
and the other cautious, quiet and pious They will
admirable tolls to each other. The high strung
Cavanism of The Vice shielding the lax morality of the
Chief. and the dashng liberalism of the Chief soften
ing the stringent anii-Sunday -mailism Of the Vice.
The means 10 which the Wings intend 10 resort, in
urging these men into office, are the same as were
adopted in 1870 We have indications OF their designs
the parades and unketings OF Baltimore They have
begun the demoralizng and dsgraceul system OF
popular excitement. True to their instructive want Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10
from n. R,,ubi,,,, and .srru,.,

Nessrs Editors-I greatly pleased with the call Of
Mass Meeting OF men, Monday night next. This
as gath ring Of coons and has disguised beyond
measure. After the immense efforts made TO collect
tho hgs of the Union, the whole coon party Of the
country after sweeping mountain hill and valley and
even The black and dismal swamps for recruits
lures and brides, and the offer of the Reezebub Banner
TO boot they have succeeded in drumming into the ranks
some nine or ten thousand of all sorts-a very
poor affair for all the labor and noise bestowed upon it,
In running your ey- the grand procession, you
found II embelishcd By Clay and the entire line
,nronsh-s that it must have puzzled observer TO
determine which was the object of alteration except
that 1t appeared that the hurr his given almost ex-
cusvey TO the COINS. have taken but little part in
political struggles for the last three years. but This
procession has reused up the indignant feelings of my
soul, and am ready to throw myself more into
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

Mf. FaELixGHuysES.-Thc New York Herald thus
notices The domination Of Mr.. F:e!Inghuy+en 20.
Theodore FreInghuysen, little is known beyond The
limits Of New jersey and 'he upper end of The CITY Of
New York, round about Washington Square. Mr. F.
has been re,den, Of this city for several years pss
- CITIZEN of New York, hats from New York, aud
has taken an active par, in variety OF movements
here IN relation 10 slavery abolition, morals, religion,
anf-out Aboion:s, or at least he has been, and We
suppose he still adheres to the same faith In this
respecf, therefore, his connection with Mr. Clay may
go tar to soften down the asppTes Of the Abolition
is's IN the free States but il will certainly injure Mr.
Clay IN the Southern States 10 considerable
tent In other respects, MIR. Frelinghnysen is very
respectable moral, and talented man, though some
what dull and heavy
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
ProlapsuS Iteri Cnrfd by Erternal Means
R. RO. TII0MPSON'S PELVIC; CORSET Ann IN,

nR. Ro. THoMPSoN's PELVIC CORSET AND I,rp,o
~ ABDOMINAL BANDAGE.-We have completed o', INV
engagements for manufacturing INSTRUMENTS wbth v az
able furnish supply adequate any
ing pnpulary-e.idenced by enlarged demand and nor
Of appreciation which constantly lLr Hr mn
cal men IN this CITY, and from sariots Parts of the
pressing ih, for preference upon he
the medical profession and the public.
Physicians throughout the Stale invited examine ts
feel satisfied they must lee convinced their e,c,
and applicability. To prevent mistakes IN ordering We r.
bret description oi the two winch VIII enable %
winch may br applicable Ia the tor which mas w.ns.
The Pelvic Corset Tor hr OF Proapsns u,rr .si
diseases, easily austed, and hy The aint %
any The pad which gives support Ia it
cra portion the pryls "a part usually tender Pleasure
based upon firm leather proper shape neatly c,h
I'd: when Is secured IN " place by Two straps COMPOSED
material Ia which added portion Of elastic webbing III
eient TO answer all The intentions OF elasticity contemplated
of bandages.
The Abdominal BaGdage, for the rHEyrSroS of Prassg.
Ctrr and oaer weaknesses. admirably adaps itself ot
ras as 10 allow II I" embrace the entire soft aud elastic pon.
uf abdomen; and, Whe the spinal column
every pnt ri thc hod!-ahh can under no crrursac'
drawn into wrinkles folds The sknpresetvne to,a
and giving support comfortably and generally thereby
lnc tbr Objection n-na ~ urged against common auissr
which may he thrown INTO wrinkles oGs. ana thereby
fisd cord This bandaee Is also Kept 10 place By rp.
Of elastic webbing
y TEscih,mmcnts are pt'.n,ei aud The Use Of TIE t5.
webbing. 4 pat cf ie ii5cf1 j. IT, exclusive Tie
-1rnire aG ;rveoiG We deem unnecessary I" c"-i aPH
iu;age their must them.
npp0ns will tie readily conceded by all INSTRUMENTS having
meta lc .,HBa irte The lion, that they rarely
com:oGav wrii, tN ~. modified Ia snt the
If tho These .ncctlrns entirely
Dr rhump>"us Instruments, ihry can be- made large
mailer dr>e with tie erefc>t Aud Yet another &c
IS. ta they lr had 30 about a W" H'' % 81?
na instruments Nr rnaDlrd
IN" objections 80 s-iefhy urged hshih-t Instruments i
md because o the hugh prices asked tor them hoping {"
Ourselves ty Increased sale by acis hei within tie
patients vino would Otherwise "r declared 'r a'- ri
hen ana, III: pleased 20 say, that Our expectations
ave been r, alizcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

Az SDTiCEi The subsoft has remove. hi- oIct tie
basement stony residence al lie of 9th
streets c..l,. tie Office Mutual Assurance society
Office when not III dtlrEddnce again
.,nr, on. uf a. Courts Of tie city
TT, CLktNANTS-?'hr subscriber after an Interval Of
years again services Ia claimants on the Govern
,rut -. lie u.d states or Of Virginia. for rryc.
ocrv services demands whether ar:sine aEiet
contracts or otherwise. s experience In attending 10 such
cla,u may enable him in most wbeetbry well found
al the information necrssaty I" sustain
hem The cA,srienc"-hiS ain'iiafI! "h
subject d:eu attention. stimulated ny thr hr'ssy
nj hey,nnnu anew IN. Of busiEesshr Is Wiling !" pledge
D. tbose vino may employ himfor moderate cfran c"m-n
on or -o contingent commission IS hay hr agreed
an ,red i strong ininc -nem-, he pledges al r nGu
e2ered HIS Residence and
tr are 9TH and slrrsts, near the swan aserh Lrs''
,tdrcssed 10 him viii br punctualiy attended to. -
Richmond, 7tb Oc,, 1913 i'-iy thoha' mill
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r WATKINS dealer IA BOOTS Shes TruHss, Caro-. :
- Hacking, ,wo nrs tei4@ Ses-f. " 1I,"'h"
4 t'3 respectfully inform t"uG;v Ncfch mt, Farm M
rhasef. generally, Ihat has Spius Stock ct P'ipIS fh
WIFI he ,rry large aud Complete having heen s-let ta W."
care aud purchased o: the best aud :mosi celebrate M''
refi u,t the mot favorable anI advantageous ''H' ~
Il. h. MI hi, week. large additions -. .tot.
wi cl viii :oinl arn, pretty Goods, nns' pa',t4 -
fashion or -iyit; al-o. by Almost arNa Ton
such a,itio!i, his stock VIII render II attractive A
pete. .,.t4
40 rars shall spared please and give entire
Mi. hy closest application anG aucbii"n - ' $50
my customers, and al VINO favor me WIN CALI .a-s
March Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

DLD WEES AND LtQUORS-aiso, Gao, -. H. IT, and
W a very large and general assor,mrGi o. Oh q.
ouors mar, Of which have been kept on hand 'mF9'
years, and then said 10 b. twenty :tA's .I s.
viii bear .lr comparison wi'a tie best =" w me-
regard quality and pfice and caie:Gaes- 10 suI''
The old Wine. aad Liquors III br i"Ih1 h's' 100, 81
the preservation oil health when mode'atris 40" 80, .sg
Should any he found so incracnlniS, - u. d.
unshaken belief, PLAIN matter "' az
enquire or calf un .c subscriber, "hn a. pee" i, re'.
Kate drink-r during the last 30 y-ar- OF NJ ne
fled with HI healthy appearance, theV ,th -, <ty !.f
uncle who died few gears 10 ii.e STATE ., .- .s
lU7 wears aud he :3as e,A kH0Dn u he
day he lief, Fercnosb, then strpnc "'' a-at
Aug u
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IMPORTANT NOTICE ~
A GREAT REDUCTION N The fH''H
HATS AND CAPS.

At the Town and Country Hat hano''.so
the Columbian Hotel. Richmond fEg 20 ID.
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his i'' "a 5t, .
lie generally that he has on hand laist ra, ss
mere and Russia Hats Fur, Cloth, Velvet % Ali III,
Hair Caps Black and nrah Wool Hats, &C. "a ia, ~
and varied styles and shapes. Under the ayautig-
TEN of small, profits and quick returns IS mo>' IN al,
has adopted the method of doing business en e,, 1893
is consequently, enabled to sell II much lower f'S
" no give credit. ho have PSI
him, he returns his thanks-lo those VINO ns, "A -
be better acquainted with.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

thu ranks and do battle my utmost against the enc
mica of Democracy wherever they may be found. Let
our friends from every ward turn out in their full
strength and let wipe out the foul stain placed upon
our city's honor by this disgusting spectacle.
Yours truly,
AN OLD DEMOCRAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

iNFIRMaRY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLlE"t'
THIS ns tuition open for the sick, the following thss
L payable IN advance for The first week.
White patients s. per week.
Culnred do g
These every expense medical attendance %
cra' ope laons board, medicine aud nursing.
The accommodations The sics ample and coingt
every respect Two Professors nf the Medical Coltg- 'd [
daily prescribed periods In rotation, an %
of difficulty all of the Faculty called "a of'-
taoW without additional charge tn the patient. j..
An ohsetrifa ward has been prepared for the reception
ingi1 nomea, the fixed above for medical ani '
cases.
Patients ahorinc under insanity contagious diseases ""
be received into the lnhrmary. 49,,
5. MAUPIN, NJ. D., Pre''deG.
Al sr-Nll
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GREAT BARGATNs IN SPRING DRY GOODS.


GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY GOODS.
.aPRU-IS44.
One Thousand Packages of DRY GOODS, amounting
to nearly 100 900 dollars, reccired, and opened,
from AUCTION aud eisechere, by
ID JENKiNS-who respectfully invites the attention OF
NJ. Famers and others examine this extensive
aud unparalleled Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
The follow ng comprises only few of the leading articles nov
received:
Cloths Cassncres and Vestngs for Spring and Summer
900 bales brown and beached Shr;nes and Sheetin3s
Cotton Oznaburgs Apron Checks Vrstngs, yellow and blue
accomplishing the variety Of Domestic
Goods which purchased before the advance
Irish Linen aud Linen Goods of kinds, cheap and good
from u cents upwards
Bonncis-3o cases Bonnes latest fashions
Bonnet Rhons, Sprss and Flowers
PlraSos and Sun Shades, from IS cents upwards
SILK and cotton Umbrellas cheap and good
Every kind Of new material for ladies' dresses
All kinds Of Mourning articles
1900 pieces Cacoes all prices from g. TO- 2 ct5, and finer
Capes Collars Caps and Muslin Caps Capes and Collars
White aud black cotton Stockings, l2i cents TO The finest
10000 yards Thread and Ise Edpings
While Canton Mattings. all widths
Fars Of rarlnus kinds, &C.
In Offering The above articles for sale the subscriber would
vi,e the particular of those buying for cash city
crpanccs tem that they will find the Goods cheap
i'll any part OF the United States, at
l.. II. JENKINS
Linen, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
A,xilE yf
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POETRY.
WASHINGTON.

Rf fEfAST.
Great were the hears, AMI strong the minds,
vi those who framed, IN high debate,
7 Immortal League Of love Thai binds
Our ta,r, broad Emp III, State With state.
And deep the giadness Of the hour,
When, as the suspicious task was done,
In solemn trust, the sword Of power,
Was gwen 10 elory's nnspoii'd son.
That noble race is gone, the suns
uf fifty years have risen and set;
But the bright links those chosen ones
so strongly forged, are brighter yet.
Wide-as our owu free race increase
Wide shall extend The elastic chain,
And bind, N everlasting peace,
Stale after State, u mighty train.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10
70 MERCHANTS AND OTII
SPRING STOCK

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHEkS.
SPRING STOCK.
WE receiving the eeners assortment Of gents
w ladies' misses, and chdren's Boots Slips, Ties, &C.
Eastern Brogans. youths, boy's and gents.
rs n chidrrn's cheap shoes.
Peegsd Boots and Biogans in variety.
And manufacturing, ladies' and gents sips ana
Boots durable manner.
all who wish 10 buy by the package or
single pair prices determined To sell
cheap for cash, or approved paper. 90
No. 90, Main at, door below R H. jenkins
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1'CSkS

The crowded state Of our columns having rendered
II necessary, on first publication, to omit portion oil
Mr.. Van Buren, letter in reference tn Texas, this
portant document may be found at length in our edition
nf to-day; and, while abiding to the subject. it
not be perhaps amiss to avail ourselves of the oppor
tuni,y TO call attention to the appeal which Mr. Van
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10
c.In n0n REwARn.-.Ths above Iewara viii le :

> IU,U UD notes Of me Hranlon Iiank o. N..9'I az
Establishment in hc cy of Richmond or Tcfd' ~"
Boots and cheaper Han :. A. STith n III >itn
Red Boot Main street, opposite tie end oi the 'i'
fcorntr .ltcriorr, my establishment J. t. @
IN this TSs-, invite ~ Nat "n' iarcHt-e "'9
from Speaker If the Jrg isn iniefrln {" st - 4'
ans L. ca.l On me .or iarsaiHS an determine" h +
"a these Gren- Tor selling cheap Boats aud .!ocs nav
n from 81 -. - So and sh'r- i"'n ii 'rn!- :" =
You very d!:cg.; aNav Without iat H...,
y. L.. Don' forget the Eoi Boot. = y 9',. SIR
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HnnKs ANn srATf0NERY.

.NnfNKER e NORRIS late Su'ih &. Pa'intf '"'
~ ;hch v.Ty comp,ei- assortment 6" G''r- ~
ery winch aGdi nos bean. ~ 'dr it"n lhr
and PhI.de pia trade sales Ne c7n 'Gtu:sh ~ ~ f'
School Book of lat, and most approtri edio' o
ink BOOKS al every description. i"'"t a"' ''' '..
an .y,, c,T,,tei of literature I'oun,y iIe:chtH' ans ~.
e!s '"'''",' At - i"' P'''7' 40 Wv: ' t--W4
h!arca -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

SPRING IMPORTATION OF EARTHEN WARE,
CHINA, &c.
!SyILLIAM F. BUTLER Il CO.. tSrn Of the Gold Pitcher,
W receiving barque John Caske and other arr
va Spring supply of China, Earhenware and Glass pur
cash prices, which they offer 10 the trade
upon accommodating Having ordered very ea-
willy Spring trade will be enabled present an 'ntro
and fashionable goods throughout the sea
Purchasers respectfully invited TO give US call
WIN. +. BUTLER CO.,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
9G-Wu
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Linen Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
hpri ltG-wtf


NEW BOoKS-The Unlovst One, domestic story, BY MIS-
" lTolard
The tirurhier, Novel by Miss Ellen Pickering.
NeaI'> History of the purans parted
Nc, 'u.lochs Gazetteer, part 9Th
TIE Life and Adventures Of Jack Of the il freie Story
by VIM Hewitt.
The iIere translated from Russian By Thomas b. Shaw
said To be FIST
Krndas Expedition Narrative OF the Texan Santa Fe Exped
ton Nv George w Kendall vos - Received AID for
sale Nv DINNER q MORhis
N.rch 10 9s-wtf
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BA.x VALLEY VIRGINIA, !
Winchester, April 10Th, 1871.
To Ills E1crency, JAS. McDowELL,
Governor of Virginia,
De,r sir enclose showing the condition Of this
R,nk IN The lst day of April, ls43, and ls Instant
am, very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
II. N. BRENT, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from The cerba'et nj
nufac;ory Nunns Clark, New York. elegant and pan
Piano F0rtes possessing the la,es. Improvements, and M
delcacy of and oftcne peculiar 10 t
nufactuTe.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Muse
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired timed hire, and taken in eIeaH
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered for sse IN f
State may selected from the Of the subscribed at
ladr!piia and New York prices
Those purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon be''
terms than they find elsewhere in the State.
r. II. TAYLOR.
Feb IS Pnno Forte hrro S,orr n, R"'Si
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ii. VI. BRENT Cashier.
We have examined the above statement, and find
OBED. WAITE, President.
JACOB BAKER,
A. =. BALDWIN
DANIEL. GOLD Directors.
7. 4 TfDBAII
JOHN MILLER,
VIRGINIA, Frederick county, SCI:
This day Henry NJ rn; Cashier Of the Bank of the Valley IN
Virginia. personally appeared before The subscriber, Justice
Of the SAID COUNTY, and raH CATH That tie 5nve e1i
bit. true Bank lst day of April, leif
~ ' J. r. RELY.
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suy County Court, 2nd April, loi4: Upon The appla,
o John w. Lane, child, aud diStrhnre of Jesse Ian ~
ceased who is dtsrou cf taking benefit, the act Of M. G
neral Assembly passed 18Th March, 1910, entitled IAN sc con
corning safes under of Courts and the ices H.
dispensing with rrindin. bonds To rx.cnt +, and
IN certain cases y Ordered That all persons having ca M
against tnr Estate oi the sad Jesse drrras,d d
for settlement 10 Wiinm NJ Wet ~, .
SAID Lane, within three months from this day and that COM
this order be published ~ tile Richmond ugnrr for .trh
succe-svels and thai another copy posted Al I'M, s
OF the Couroi>e 81 tins county on wo ,nccr-,,v. n,, a.
Copy-Teste, WM. p CSpERIyoon - ~
May Iis -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

.pROWT, TAYLOR s. TICKER, formerly Brown TaymJ
- MERCHANTS, g GrocAss, Rehm"nd "a VIII pay
particular attention OF Tobacco, Flour and WHEAT
LlDN ELL H. BROWN,
EDWIN VI. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer Messrs Storm, Dabos & Co.. New YORK; aeb CoPe
ESQ., PhladephIa Lewis Wrb9. Esl, Rlchmand Ny,u Cara
we'll Es, Charlotte G. H.. William Kinney, Eeq Sialnton;
ayo Cabel E Nelson; Judge Henry ST. George TUCKER I'm
Eah 81 92-wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS-The subscriber would cal
N attention his stock Of Agricultural Implements consisting
Plourhs Cutters Corn Shelters and Cob CEusrs
Hoes Spades Ssores Axes &c, which lie viii! furnish as
T. T.. 30 i"fS
~ Garden Seeds best quality, and greatest variety, al
ways hand rrb. 0+--"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

IN CHAhCERY -F'ssi-i.:At rules neii in the cs. g.,
fee Of the tncht Superior CONF Of Las ana Chan :"
Cumberland County, Monday the 9Th ay Of Marc .t. f
,.;,an' ~ No., ..,s c,.,s n, Plaintiff:
rn dn ~ ,u,, "u ia, e . ramore, Defendants.
pea'ance and gwen security, according The act of a
and the rules oi the SAID Court, and appearing by
evidence, that he is not nllahan this y
Is Ordered that the said de.en APPEAR al rules n
in the Clerks Office Of SAID the ir,t M,nd PEA
next, and ans~e! the bill uf the plaintiff that r, we
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper plli.hrt ~
city OF Richmond for months successfully and nosed we
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county, 1'''e
Copy-TesIe, b. Is. WooDsoy II -
March Is % - -, -
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NJ EW PC8LICATIoNS-Y Kate, the Rescue, Tae
OF kar.wha, volumes in oneprice %
Chatsworih the Romance of week edited by The Author
of Treman, he We're, &c.-prics - cents
McCuoch's Universal Gaz.tteer part SI.
Further supply of IIarpers Illuminated Bible l. Just
ceiyed by DRINKER & MORRIS,
Bookbnders and StatioGers.
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!.
THE subscriber author by Mr. Vim A. Jackson o. FeJe
rc sburc with the ci;izen- of Richmond and It's
vicinity for The erection Of his Hot Air Furnaces and flue
which astonishing Of u' serve to arm
dwelling houses and Other public buildings IN innoh
be effected 81 other mode
This convenient for erecting the aPa at
Mr. proposes the work once and wait for his bill
until the first OF October
Estimates OF cost varying from $50 $780, according TO The
nan and size house. will be furnished application the
subscriber.
public respectfully invited call and examine the Ger
traies of this apparatus, furnished by o the
mo.i respectable gentlemen in Virginia. e. T. BtITTS
N,y Il-wu
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PILED CHEMISTRY in Manufactures, Arts and Dome'ti
n Economy. edited by Edward Andrew Parne For sale ey
Apn2 l04-wtf DRINkER & MOhhiS.
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HARPER's lLLUMiNATED BIBLE, No. 3, and LADY's
IL BOOK for May-Recevcd by ,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-13
aprituIturdl,
GREAT FARMING ON A SMALL SCALE

There is more information in the following let
ter from Mr.. Atkins to the Genesee Farmer, than
we sometimes meet with in two columns of essay.
A man who can condense so much into so few lines
is capable Of turning every inch ofground 10 some
account il he carries cut the same degree Of econo-
my in his agricultural arrangements Portsmouth
Journal
SMALL PRoDrcTIvE FARMS i raised the
past year, from 80 acres of land 700 bushels of
potatoes, so bushels Of barley 25 bushels Of bees,
- bushels Of beans, tons Of moved oats & tons
of English hay, 10 tons Of meadow hay, 40 bush
els of corn, 20 bushels ofcarrots, IS chickens and
turkeys, and great variety Of garden sauce
have killed one hog, weighing 800 lbs, made
400 pounds Of butter, kept three COWS, pair of OK.
en-, two heiiers, two steers, eight sheep, four hogs
have been on the place but two years, and have
laid six acres OF land TO grass the land clay
loan, easy to work. have no convenience for
my hogs 10 Craze, neither do believe il economy,
for the extra manure tina! can be made by ynrdioa