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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30
HEADING cABBAGEs IN WINTER.

IN the tall OF the year when it is time to-
gather cabbages, we always find more or less
oil them that have not formed any heads.
they may have grown well and have large
stock OF leaves, but have not closed up IT. the
form necessary to make good, solid, coms
pact cabbage
A farmer friend Of ours, has practjsed for
many years the following method, which eff.
iectually closes these loose leaves in the
course OF the winter, thereby furnishing him
win supply of the best kind early in the
spring. In the fall OF the year, just before the
ground closes up, he gathers all the cabbapes
which have not headed, together. lie then
digs trench eighteen inches or more deem.
and of sufficient width to- admit the cabboges
lie then closes the leaves together by hand ,
winding wisp of straw or something else a.
round them 10 keep them together and ,bep
puts them into tbs trench. with heads doom
and roots up. He then packs straw or leaves,
and the earth snugly about them. and roupdo
up the earth over them. The trench shonld
be dug ina place where the water Of The rain.
and the SHOWS runs off and will not stand q.
o"ut them. A board, or a couple of boards
nailed together IN the form Of roof and nnt
over the mound, may be useful.
IN the spring Of the year open vour trencb
aud you Will find that your cahbapes are ali
headed firmly together, aud if tho water has
not got IN, will be solid and hard. We once
T'ed few heads formed in This way. which,
were very nice. BY following this Man. ,vr
not only preserve the cabbages well dnr;nh
tne winter but save much Of tie crop which
Us considered worth but a triAc.-.Hoinc Fny
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30

WRITTEN FOR THE esprit OF THE TINES" by AN
OFFICER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30

~ When you see a small waist, think how
much health is there WASTED.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30

Roses-their easy cuLture.--A correspondent Of
the Rochester Democrat states that gentleman.
from the bud of the White Moss Rose, put by
his own hands last year into healthy stock Of
another variety, had the pleasure of seeing. as
It's product, forty beautiful blossoms of that
chaste and Inuch-admired kind during the season
so recently passed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30
A WORD 90 AR.HAsTENERs

NUKD TO WAR-HAoILNEKS
Snatchcrs at Oregon.
All Of you stop;
Wait Till the pear is ripe,
Then it will drop. IN. J. Gdz.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30
SEWING MACHINE

most ingenious piece of mechanism has late
~ been made known to the public in France, the
Inventor Of which has been engaged during the
last fifteen years in bringing it to its present state
OF perfection. 1t is sewing machine, plain in
its details and calculated to revolutionize com
PleteIy the art of sewing. 1T will perform 200
stitches to the minute--enlarge or contract the
stitches by the simple turn of a screw--lead the
needle along all the sinuosites and irregularities
OF the stuff to be sewed, without the least danger
Of tear, whatever may be the texture of the stulI,
and do every part of the sewing OF coat, button
holes excepted. The inventor is Mr.. -. Ibi-
mounier, tailorat Amplep!uis, France.-N \. Sun.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30
Vol. xii.
p o II N I y o


49, 49, - ~-~~-,
TIL e AUT U NJ " LEAF.
Lone trembling one
Last Of summers race, withcred and scar,
And Observation-Disclosures art thou lingering here?
Thy work is done
Thou hast seen all
The summer flowers reposing in their tomb
And the green leaves that knew thee in their bloom
Wther and fall
Why dost thou cling
Fondly to the rough saplcss tree9
Has then existence aught like charm for thee,
Thou faded thing
The voice of spring,
Which woke thee into being. meier again
VIII greet thee, the gentle sumner rain
New vcrdurc bring.
The zcphyrs breath
No more will wake for thee its melody;
But the lone signing of the blast shall be
The hymn Of death.
Yet few days,
A few faint struggles with the autumn storm,
And the strained eye, to catch thy trembling form,
In vain may gaze.
Pale autumn leaf!
Thou art an emblem of mans mortality
The broken heart, once young and fresh like thee,
Withered by grief.
Whose hopes are fled,
Whose loved ones all have dropped and died away,
Still clings to lfc-and lingering, loves to stay
About the dead.
But list !-c'cn now
hear the gathering Of the autumn blast:
II comcs-thy frail form trcmbcs-it is past
And thou art low.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30

a SIMPLE RULE.-To ascertain the length of
the day and night at any time Of the year, double
the ilme OF Tie suns rising, which gives the
length Of the night, and double the time of SET.
ting, which gives the length Of the day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
..l, AN EXPERTmEMT Has been tried and it yvorlks

TT has long been subject of controversy E whether cheap Boot was really cheap or not. But it is now decided, by an enlighk- ened public, that a cheap boot of shoe iA not SO very cheap after all. The subscriber has endcavored thus far to bring back ihe trade in a fair and honest chaBnel once more-- and with Q counienance of helping hand from the publios the trade can and shall be put on the eld fashion ground when one pair of boots would last one year. This has been done in times past, and can be done a- again. Nothing shall be wanted on our part to accomplish thfs desirable object, provided we are encouraged with fair prices and good pay. h5 l,s5 Iis. Es sae 3saesi .a seg g,s
 Large Sales and Small Profits are better that Small Sales and Large Profits. The. trade will be conducted in all its branches.
 India Rubbers required as usual. Fl z
 g9es gs k9s'g l.. o. MEAFOY, spa
 No. l and Lords Building, up stairs
 Litchfeld, NOv..1, l644. KY 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
MOYIOH.

TyHE subscriber gives notice that having
 removed from town, he offers for sale the old forge stand, situated in Bantam Falls village. a good stand for an axe or scyihe maker. country work, wagon work, &c.---- On the premises are blacksmith's shop with trip hammer, wagon shop, coal house, 6c. Machinery in pretty good repaiF-- Possession can be given the first of March next. For terms enquire of Leonard Keus ney, near the premises, or the subscriber. Colfinsvilie. c. c. PALMER.
 Litchfield. Dec. 31, 1044 2m93
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
F. N ENSIGN

nAS received q large assortment of such 4A GOODS as are usually kept in coun- try Store, which he will sell for CASE or READY PAK lower than can be bought else. where in this vicinity. AS he does business strictly upon the Readg Pay SysIsan. he can and UiH sell gooiis pery nsack cheaper than those who give credit.
 Almost every thing taken in exchange for Goods except book dccouats.
 Wolcottville, Nov. III, 1644. If g
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
Geese Feathers.

X4HE 51&1rI|t1ln har1 MtEs oYIn1Ec1 mt1.s n k11r q rlisrIHnf sHrFsJ pi Q ''Fs. fateet.'c'ept 4teEte IrnIIlfA --'I. 's'' Jed 4ld ps11ca <I'1 great ca11 ''| ctI1s| |[4I in rAtk4xes sf1m &H 'o H1|baf eol N''i I'iE, nIot q 1l| iIm45 my 1u71i|.1 ffcU <9 '1 'tpf lpe. ci quADI'y Ih2{ N'Il HtIfer'to le as
 6. 6 E. HuRLHUT.
 Winchssfsr, l01g. ly&5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
TO THE PUBLTC. g

VIE subscriber takes this method of ten- M deFing his thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage he has received thus lar the present season, and wishes to any he c0ntihUeb 10 Keep q full assortment, (and great vafiety1 of stoves and fixtures which will be sold the remainder of the season ct reduced prices, some entire new patterns. Sheet iron, Copper and tin work on hand, or made to order IS susaaI. lsas He would also inform those whose notes or accounts became due on Q: before the lst of January. that immediate payment is OK. pecteds and will much obIige
 .$@ MosEs MoRsR,,
 Litclifield, Jan. 22i, le45. fsf4s 35
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

Conversations likethe above are of daily occurrence. The more the Balsann is known the more it is appreciated. and the sale is constantly increasing from the recommen.. dalion of those who have used 1t and proved its efficacy. It is only about Q year since this medicine was brought before the public and the sale of it has gone beyond our most sangnine expectatiohs. Hardly q day pass cs, but we obtain 1ep evidence Ofits superb ority over every other preparation in use; eifiaer hx orders from distant places. or by bythe single 6otale. UnlfEs niost pfssb5 aple lions of the kind,. which contain n large quantity of opium, and serve only to paiIi- ilte, (not 10 cufeJ the disease, this medicine gives permanent relief It not only seems to do good at first, but . continued usesofit shows plainly that it is valuable pfepara- tion. and one that under ordinary circutn. stances will do more toward tho cure of consumption, and the coughs and colds that lead ioihat dreadful disease than can possi- ply be effected by any other treatment. Tn fach the day is not far distant when BAR. ssL.AY'S AMERICAN BALSAM will beihe
 ,y medicine used for pulmonary disease
 ..il its varied fofms.@ Sold in Syracuse Sy the propfiet0rs. ssgas 4fa4 .ffEfE ; Also by sDr. J. e. BEcKwITHs L.itchfeld.- - Welch s& Co, Milions Myr0n Harrison, Cornwall Bridge; E. e. Peck, Ellsworth; David Gould. Sharon M hssd Aslal sgss 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
REMOVAI

THE 6ubscribers have removed IItIf
 N Stock Uf Goods 10 nsckwi,bsa Build'nR South street, Eight Rods below Sp1ncoT6 Hotel. and opposite 0. L. Webb's Store. OId Customers particularly and new ones very particularly. invited Co call and exnmIna the best, cheapest and mnsl complete assorl- ment of Dry Goods, Groceries. Crockery, Books. Toys &c. that the place nIiords.
 28 GAKRtTr e BALDwrR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
FOR SALE.
FARM, containing 2S0 at

A FAKM, containing 2S0 acres,
 inn "A well proporlioned to Mead-
 ow, Plowland, Pasture and Wool Aland. Said Farm lies both sides to Watertown, and is about tso miles from the former place, and lies in the town of Bethlem. two miles northeast ffomthe Meet ing. Housa. There is. on the Farm . large two-story DwELLINc- IiousE, suitable for one or two families; two large Barns, with suitable out buildings The Farm has been used for Dairy Farm for thirty years. and will keep 30 Cows. aapair of Oxen. and a span of Horses. summer and winter be- sides sufficient land to plough.A liberal credit will be given for u good share of the purchase money, if desired. -Enqdire of the subscriber On the premises. an :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
THAT IS THE QUESTION:.

MAPS, Velvet. Plain and Figured. Piush M Fur trimmed Clnth and Fur Caps. just received at M l271 ckock. q F0kb'a
 EALOUR, Wheat. Rye 6 Buck kwheat Flour Corn Meal and Middlingss at 21 CEOck 6 FoRD's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
. M .l.lkAlssr caoa., apssAl,s -s
nfme

NeU nN<lsais aoI Goo1s, NooAavS -t
 nf 1lIBr .s-. , tsMaw Cash Store, 1eAln Elh1et.R LUST received bale of h1lIsIo robes, eb lew or extra size and quality Also fur mufs and cape Also, axel. bFagS ket- slea, sleiah hslls. ox balls. pocket knives. knives and forks. raEors, strops. and brushes uE superior quality. A fresh supply of dark and light colored prints eUlored and while canbTscs, and musIins. cotton sheetings. bed ticking. satin jean, nannels, linen disper and crash. linen nnd sills pocket handkerA chiefs. mourning and fancy cfavais and scarfs. siliz velvet fi5bons; cap d0s and. lace wells. wOolen.c cashmere and super kid gloves. cfHels, all shades. cruel caps and worsted comfofteEs, &c. &c.
 aCroclery initea setfA, boots and shoes. sue per black ten, coffee.white and brown sugars, and hsBE, for sale cheap. is an as s. N. BRonson, Agent
 January, 1e45. sleF8 x EFs7fs 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
UANAEG Is lbENXONs \ Bethlena, Dec. g, l644. Ess tf29 S

A 1T COST, a small l0s Of hardwars, con- L4- sisting of Hand, Buck G. Weed Saws, Chissels, Files, Rasps, Screw drivers, Chest and Trunk Lock |. Door Handles. Pad Locks. Brads, Screws Window Springs, Blind Fastnings, Wire &c.. that we have nos room for and must selt GARKrrx 6 RALpw1N.
 DLANKS---A general assoxmeat for sale
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

1.-THE Subscribers have removed to aibeiri
 n new shop about halt a miieiwe of the Court House, where they intend, to keep on hand general assortment of FASH ONA- BILE HATS, which They offer for sale as tow as can be bought elsewhere for cash, prod. uce or approved credit. The patronage of their former patrons and the public gene rally is respectfully solicited. s,sa a,.,,s saa'H sTsa KlLBORN 6 BRAMAN.
 Litchfeld. December 30lh. laaA. N \ lY32
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
PRICES REDUCED AND CASH PAYMENTS. 2
 R. "a. MERRlMANs .dsa ! n Fa TWT

ID RESPECTFULLY invites your attention IL to his highly improved and unerring method of inserting
 Stockton's Mineral IneeFruptible Tooth. from single tooth to a full set, combining the powers of mastication, durability, com fort and symmetry, without pain ilthc Op- eraiioa. s4s~s sss a.siiestt
 Teeth cleaned and plugged with gold and other metallic substances. 50 as entirely to arrest decay. Children's teeth regulated. : The subscriber will remain constantly at shis office, 9th building north Ofathe Bank. -Litchfieid, where those who desire his seryi- ces, ase requested to cail and examine his assortment of Teeth for themselves. yGTAll work warranted. I ssa 4hs2.l 9ts.l ~ E,.. Gold Plugs. 75 cts. M Pivot Teeth, @l7s Teeth cleaned. 6Oa Plate Teeth, 2 2
 Full Sets on either jaw, each, &30.
 Tooth Powders and Brnshesfor sale.
 Litchfieid, Feb. 1644. Sol
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
N iE 1sOOWHgs [ N x
sELF .REGLLATtNG sT0KEs.

SELF REGULATING STOVES.
 THE Snbscfibef, having secured the
 A Agency for these invaluable Stoves for the County of Litchlield, is now. prepared to furnish them to order at the shortest no- Stove now muse, for comfori, sconveniersce esd economy. 8ss M 4g .f J. L. NORTH
 W0lcottville, Nov. l644. 9 gsaaa S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

ROBERT WILLIAMS UyoULD inform his customers, and the w public in general, that he has received the latest fashions from New York, and is prepared to do all kinds of work in the m TAIL0RING Line of Busjness.
 Two doors South the Mansion House.
 Litchfieid. June 23, 1642. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
l R. MEHRRx16AM, N
 Clock z V1zkch eNEegkes.,
TyOR COLDS AND FEyETS. brought on


 IF by sudden changes of the weather there is no remedyso effsctuals as Dr. Phelps' sA sgsssA TOMATO PILLS sAA N sg as they purge off all offensive matter, open the pores of the skin. and bring about heal- thy state of all the functions. \ Rheumatism. lually cured by this substitute for s6 \
 '. CALOMELs Ia ssa4ss3ns with perfect safesy: and Their operation is ssO pleasant and mild as . purgatiye that they have acquired a universal representa-. ton of being the best Femilg liaseirs ever invented for the aged aud gossag, and thosgof t0 fail ofcnFing Dyspspsig. in short lime. if taken according to directions. 4is..s w, For sale by JgG. Beckwiih. Litchheld, ], and bY Merchants in all aho country towns, and .by the Proprietor No 26s Chapel Street, Hartford. na4sssfc iaas aaitsnN AZ %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

LUST Received and now openifor iaspsc- ~ tion af Clock ~ Eord's, Old Mocha, Mar acab0s Laguyra and Java Coffee1s Ground East q West Indies and lava Coffee. Ground Cinnamon, Gloves Alspice and Peppers Pull vefized P0rt0Fic0 and Sanl Croix Sugars, Poftofico Melassess Sugar House Syrup cid and young Hys0n, Imperial and P0wchopg Teus, Tail0w and Sperm Candles Citf0ns Rice. Nutmeg$ Oranges. Lemons &cs
 November. S6. K, < .ssss a.s ' :ssa97 DUFFAk0 ROBES. a bales jpst received and 1B Acah open rSieea fiom7 Selss ta sp Fl 26 .ssE asa2a sas -as nafxsM 3o cxacE sk EoRS1
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
and Medicines,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 2. OjIS, PlySasts, Wines, Ac. eaa :T. e. BE OK WITH ,sa X.

CBdBSFss Uu MS kOOU tCEttso uO shCy
 can be bought twithinthestate, for cash or credit including an assortment of Bronzes, gold and silver Leaf fand Foil Gums CopaTand Shellac, Alcohol. .Japana and Copal Vafnish, Tamafinds, Madder, CochineaI, in- diro, Anserican and Russia Isinglass, Spices, Sal. .Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Eeidlitz Powder, Congress Water ,supe- rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure Linseed, and Sweet OILS; Chlorine, Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bay berry Tallow. -a7 isg .A 4 LARGE AssoR TMENT OF <! if Patent yREeSg6ctaseS,
 including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
 Panacea, Bateman's Drops, Wclch Med-s " icamenturn, Thompson's Eye Water,
 PILLs of various kinds, &c. &c. R1g
 M N AJ$o, q c0nsplete e GssoTtnsen C tiA among which are white and red lead, Whit inc, Chrome Yellow N Green, Prussian Blue NO. and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra de Sienna, vefmilion. Lamp Black, &c. W, N
 London Brown Stout, Porter; old Madeira, Pure Port, and other Wines Pure Cog niac Brandy, Holland Gin, w est India Rum, Ec. as medicines. s...s.. 6..,5. s.;,.
 T Physicians. Painters, Matters, &c. supp piled onas good terms as they can purchase inc same qualities in New. York.
 Tif,.hfed .yuzvt2. sEs s~a wsw s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

Plaster, EBogER, Lumber. &EC.
 LONG YELLOW STORE. NyHE subseribsss have on hand and 0s- % lo1s No1S sed,is rIas,sf olO blls. RochetIsf fioar 800 bushelg Ro sk and T. |. Dall
 20 hhds. ?. R. MoInsses
 90 sacks Liverpool SaIt
 200 bags Salina Salt t 100 kegs Fall River Nails. an sizes. togethot wilh great assoEtment of Gro eefies, Dry Go0d3, Hardware. Boots and Shoes. DC, ali of which will be sold at the lowest cash price. - s's
 &&ALso- At sNt A great assortment of LUMBER consisting 100000 ft. Clear and Mer. Cldpboards. 2QbO0O Rived and, Sawed Shingle 3O0,O0O q. Connecticut River Boards 60Q.000 Western C.,& M. Boards & Plank which will be sold at the lowest cash prices in lots osuit purchasers. All those in want of any articles in our line. will do we'll to call before buying elsewhere. N { s.ssa slsstss ~, ~ H. M. WEIGH 6 CO PIaihyiIle. Ian. |. ls45. ,s 2ms3
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
Do y0m want comfort i'm Shaving USE FERRIES CREAM S.aPyOJNLNE, ],

USE FERRIES CREAM Es4PO.NLNrEs sil | A NEW Compound fot Shaving which surpass- -kA esall others in making rich and permanent Latner without irritating the skim It is also ware ranted in all casestoplease Thereforesany gentle man can purchase a pot of the above; CyeGnss and use it month, and if he is not pleased with t, can return it. and the money will be refunded. All or- ders for the Cream thankfully received
 @ E. O. PIERRE, Middletown, Ct
 This Cream received the first premium from the N. Y. Institute last fall. For sale by Samuel Buel. J. O. Becltwith, and s. N. Bronson, Litch6eld. and in all the principal towns in the State by Druggists, perfumers Fancy Stores and Barber Shops T1y36
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

@B01 ~ 1mEs fvWs1 EGM E saf. PORTRAIT, SIGN, DRNAAEETALN, eRd
 TRANsRAREN1 WINDOW SHADE. , MRSi m WtE rsAu s-nlt. 1Hzz M1LDs rsgs CHOP over William Rogers Carriage - Repository, West street. i'a atRea
 All orders executed in the .neatest man. ner, aftef Inc latest New York styles. bfs
 Litchfeld, Jan. 15, 1S45. lGa aass S4
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

NAVY YARD AT MEmpHIs.-r fol.
loving joint resolutions was introduced BY
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON into the House of Re-
presentalives on the 23d instant, and was
twice read and ordered to be engrossed for
third reaning:
Resoired &c. That so much OF the third
section of The joint resolution of the | lth
Sep,embeF, .s4l, as requires The consent OF
the State before the Expenditures of any
public money on any site or land purchas'
ed BY the United States for the purpose oI
armofies. arsenalS. Qualifications, navy yards
custom houses, lie ht houses. or o!heI pub
lie buildings, De and the same is hereby sus.
pended, so Tar as the same is applicable 10
the naval depot at Memphls. in the State Of
Tennessee. anu! after The adjournment of the
FIRST session OF the Legislature oil said STATE
which may be held after the passa &c OF this
resolution.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
OPINIONS OF WASHINGTON

OPINIONS OF WASHINGTON.
We invite the serious attention OF oar
readers to the following extracts from let.
lefs of Gen Washington. written daring
and subs qIent to the conclusion OF the
revolutionary war, giving his opinions rel
awe to lareign emigration. The extracts
are compiled from "Spatil' Life and WIS
t.nes of Washington" by 4 CORRESPONDENT
Of the 81 Louis American The corresnop.
dent .eInarlls in his introduction: "Com4
faw years since. in reading the "WritIuus
Of Washington compiled bv Sparks. | was
so f9rcibfy struck by the ccmalaTa,s he men
made II the clamors and imppifinepce of
the>a foreign csrmorants afer office. 70 the
exclusion Of our own count.vrleD. that
marked some Of the passages, and now send
you tew extracts, To show TO young Amer
ms he dangers that beset oar conptrv g.
ven at that early period. by imported Batri.
otS. when our republic was IN is infancv
and with but f,3sv foreigners among ys :f
50 much danger was 10 be annreh ehef.d,d 4
then, what should te our fears now Wbi,e.
Vashed foreigners, may sneeT. al the p,ffio,.
Il wisdom OF WAsHINCToN. but no rpgi
can, however drbasfd he nav be-. has fae
h4'dlhood, ia the presence ol his own coun>
trymen, to do Sc
MoRRIsrowN, 18th May. Ivy.
10 Richard Heary lee Dear Si-.-T
iake The libeuy 10 a>b; you what Conarfss
expects an % Do wih the many f)reirn.
ers they hare n DIFF rent tunes pfoo.orsJ -
tae rank OF field officers. and bv jb4,, r.,
fesolve, two to that Of Coloaei>2 Tbsse
men have no attachment 10 the carntrv fur,
hef iban interest binds them Cur officers
MEX Il exceediagly hard after tEev nav
'oile lE the service, and have sustained n7a
ny losses TO nave strangers put over tbem
whose merit perhaps is not eo,f.l 10 tbeir
o"h. hat whose effrontery will take no DEM.
Il IS by the zeal and activity of
our own people thatth cause must ha spo.
ported and not bya few huaorv aavenf5.
fets am. &c
Vol ". 423l 6 WASHINGTON
NsIDDLERANK, June [. l777
. ne same = Yep will before This can
'each you have seen Monsieur Dnco,,ar.,...
7 nd, MS real expectations are know ~
~ lear Il his appointment Is eoual "a ,,b.,
70 hren told IS his expectation i ,.;lf -
'seaaed Wi.h unhappy CONSEQUENCES to-.
ling of The policy of entrusftnr d. =
:i'nt on The execution of whIcb fbe-sdI,,
ION OF re army pends to y fo,e,
rs no ofhfl IL to The Interests offta -
~ than honor | would beg - ,au -
e've that Sy fuine MIR d a, ,ba ~ - 20,
he artillery. ven will loose 'Il'''i -
Ger Ia Gen Knox, who i ,,.'., r - ~,
'eaulng' sound jndgm mt and clear
:. ~. p,Ions. VINO VIII resign if anv one i :
W. " P. 44ol q, WASHINGTON.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

A CURE.-A correspondent says that
he syrup produced by sliced raw Onions
with los.f Sugar grated between them. and
simered tefo fire, is an infalible cure for
the colds aud hoarstnesS that nowabound 10
the city L. should be taken Just before 60
inc 10 he !, and the feet should also be well
simmerrd. or rather loased, al the same
line e.-Cinciunafi Atias
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

We take pleasure in informing our read
ers, that we have authority from the Rev. G
a FOSTER to state to the friends of the II oil.
Iy Springs Female Institute, that he will
continue to conduct it.with every energy a.
his command, for the next three years II
life be spared him. and will thereafter con-
tinue if he obain the use ofthe building upon
suitable terms