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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
From The Ntp Eng Farmer.

REPA RATION OF LAND FOR CROPS.
Next in importance 10 manuring land lb-
orally. is TO pulverize it thoroughly, lie,
no, haste 10 despatch your spring work, pre-
vent Won giving yonr land q faithful blowing,
narrowing, and If for grain or grass, faith
fol rolling Your success with Your crops
depends in a material degree. on these con.
di'ions in the preparatory ,reatmen, Of the
soil.
II your ground intended for crops this
spring was plowed las, autumn, itNil need
less preparation than if the case~~sSe ,o,her-
wise: still, it should be thoroughly stirred
and powdered before putting in the seed.
Where you do pillow by all means pillow
deep-halrow both ways, and let the roll
er follow. lfyou have never pursued these
practices heretofore, try them now, and We
predict YOU will never be disposed 10 aban-
don them hereafter. DO not dsirust the
utility Of these measures withou, giving them
a trial.
The benefits that result, from deep stirring
and pulveriz,lion " the soil, and from the
use of,hc roller, have been, comparatively,
but little appreciated, because but little
known, from actua experience. Lumps OF
soil, or soil and manure, may lay in the soil
inert, from the time o preparing the land for
the crop, I'LL the time Of harvesting the pro-
doc, whereas il lilile pains were taken to
pulverize them, they would contribute TO the
suatenance ofthe crop, or give chemical ao-
ton, to. the improvement OF The soil
II you intend to Sc, out an orchard this
spring, you could not do better thing to en-
sure lis success and promote your interest,
than TO subsoil pillow your land where your
trees are 10 stand. and we would strongly
reccommed the same operation on all other
land intended for crops The concurren,
tes,im ony which is borne in favor Of the sub
soil pillow by all who have Tested isf merits,
render the accommodation Of ii perfectly
safe. Experience with j, hs, fully confirmed
what theory advanced in favor--that II is sec.
ond in Importance TO no other modern inven-
ton.
Many farmer who proclaims his inability
10 afford the expenditure Of a dozen Of fif'
teen dollars for suhsoil pillow, spends foil
this amount annually for things which are no,
only OF no service 10 him, but which are sheer
folies. We never knew a man who had
used a subsoil pillow, who did no, replyin an
sver to question upon the subject, that he
considered the cost OF the plow was fully TO-
paid by the advantages resulting from the
first years use oft.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

Faehhvrg. Ra.irsad.-'Th Bunker Hill
Aurora IN concluding an interesting account
Of The opening ofths road says
II 80 10 miles IN length and mas cost
moi including a large amour, OF fea proper
" in this town little rising me mliiloh oo''
lars, averaging "a or $4,000 ao.l'n per
mile. IL has boon built wihoo' ne $40 OF
The sisle, sndjsn,irely by The eomP1n. oNn
is,, 10, gwen note no, had t q" "n ' S,t and
-. may almost ray ~" T ,na,: h. 'G S.
This is saving much '0' NO. O'''' "'" ''0'S
will warrant
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

,hs va' 10 'st, ne ear, The ntu marsins :.
wh'ia NJ P.ssrs sfpp-d w 10 r- a lao.
ts'u. Cafs fr,g., setsrcd al sliry o, bye
P.see. s"i oa ~ ~ re,srncd 10 The I'D,
~ail the Fnsn and " Palk,r we're sh~sa
q hon lie followed thsra q. far 90 h,.
nrn ie,,dsoos on Naocbrsef rrc.t entered
30 tosSe ord lbsughi oo'hisg tore Of m.
uss"ef
Ma Parker looked INTO the s losu som
Sasf, ssroc,iog 10 6os her hssbsnd, bu.
NOD seeing hrn she supposed be vss sHeo.
e.sg some bos'ness vrh gentleman 10
whom he ~as about drposinr II his prop
snyipu psfs.ofy % leaving The town She
frlt'd " r,st. npd sNsklng carly tbs NOR
uiAs ,ht miso.l kin She asked her So.
~ who're her husband VAS but beng an.
ia,t,d she ID not know r,n; OF went 10
thf houts 81 NJ Goodwin, the gentleman
Wah " hom hr wss oeso iia,,nc iot the sale
~ hn ptoprtiy and learning ihs, bad no,
s'on ,',rrc f' soiDoN hat alarmed NINE.
r 1a's search Wa, made ioi hrm, aud the
~ ~ Of bis disappearance soon solved
a mha Wa, coming from H,lsyille, an.
hbCf 'iliacc shout three iuurihs Of q mile
.trm cim Efes' Contiguous n JsmosVille.
'.i discovered the murdered bodyI OF Mr.
srt wing directly in tho md,ddle Of an
quolied fobi made lhr ouph a growth
0t which les between this and the
tao Villages. aud Immediately gave
4 'fmauob
J. you'll appear that Mr. y ws' deeoved
murdered iof hf' money ~ u was vel
-r.nn b, bad money nb1nj HIM The
'7n'"rn was 'ouud near ms body and a smsl
hatcher Lu.le ll,o blade about four inc he,
long and q raT1t There was two stab,
found on hia ughtihigh on examination and
sdrssdiul wound on he hack Of bis neck
ciosa,ng the Ipgular VEN md scverng II -
There were appearances Of a hard strDgcls
mi Il - supposed that The murderer wn,
wounded IN The right hand In the rcncoun
ter. 20 blood was found ior the space Oftwo
lnndfod rod, from the body, and numerous
Iniican,n' NJ his having dipped his hand IN
the snow 10 wash II oil Cries OF ERE and
murder were heard by number Of our cili.
zens abou, half past nine laH evening, but
supposed 10 be- in dherem directions. The
noise soon oes.ing 10 was oppose TO pro.
49, ''''l r'It h'4Nl
~ twenty minutes past ten. The tho lime Of
~t'unF. ne coroner is holding inquest over
hs body, but Nc do moi wait for verdict
We have jus, returned from the inquest, and
al TIE above facts are substa inflated. A wal.
let oonIairing slG15 was found on lis per
son. and pnoketbook which he was seen 10
have Yesterday. containing large lot ofbIlis,
Is missing. The tax book contained in has
coat pocket was iassn out by the murderer,
examined and returned.
III. sclecimen have offered a reward ~
$500 for the detection ofthe perpetrators Of
Tins foUi iced
oar tiizens are IN the greatest state Of al.
element tonstsblcs and Shorifs are out IN
evrrv direction, IN pursuit at the murderer.
The Above was written Thursday. by
which u vii lie seen thu, the murder was
committed the evening Of " ednesday March
.6lh - Naac.fiicr imt,icGn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
lTRANaLLTiOh

The undersigned. &c DC, has the homo
/ 70 address the Hon. Job n c. Calhoun, DC
&C., for the purpose OF making known !,
. him the profound regret with which he hni
seen that the general Congress Of the Unior
/ has pissed law cousentlng 10 and admit
ting into the American confederation the
Meyican province OF Texas.
For these reasons. the undersigned. in ful-
+ 'rnent Of his instructions. finds himself ~
bli led 10 protest. rs he does accordingly
protest, in the most solemn manner. in the
name Of his government, against The law
passed on the 2sih Of lasi month, by the gen
srsl Congress OF the United States, and
sanctioned on the frs, OF the present month
by the President Of the said States. bv which
the province Of TEXAS, m integral part Of
Mexican territory, IL allowed 10 DO adm r..
ted into the American Union.
The undersigned, IN like manner, declares
that the aiorsaid law eau. 10 no manner, in
validate the right which the Mexican nation
possesses 10 recover the afursald province Of
TsKas. Of which she il now uniusIly despoil.
ed, and which night she will sustain and en-
force at all times, by whatever means are in
her power.
The undersigned had hot,ered himself
mar IN lhls quesIlon Inc good sense ana
sound opinions Of the citizens most dlstin.
gulshe1 and experienced in the manage
men, Of public affairs in this republic, would
have prevailed in the deliberations Of the
legislative body, and NJ the Union but IN.
fortunately This has not been the case, ard
contrary 10 his hopes and most sincere wish
es, he sees consumm i,ed by the American
government an act Of aggression the most
unjust which can be recalled in the annals
Of modern history, such az the spoilaiioa oi
friendly nation, like Mexico, Of a consider.
able part Of her territory
The undersigned will say, in conclusion
10 the Hon. Secretary ofSlate OF the United
States, IN order that no may be pleased IL
inform the Pre- sdent OF the said United
States Of the same that in consequence ot
the law against which he has just protested
ht, mission 10 this government is terminated
from to-day Consequently the undersigned
requests the Hon. Secretary Of State TO he
pleased To send him his passport, as he hs,
arranged to quit This city as soon as posi-
BILE Tor New York
The undersigned, Dc.
(Sgned)
Wasi ,po.Cp Cth h,trh 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
Correspondence Of the Couricr.& Enquirer
WASHINGTON. Aprll 2, lS45.

Washington, April 2, ls45
1t is reported that some OF tho applicants
here for office, who have made several in.
eiIrciual attempts 10 obtain an audience OF
the President or his Secretaries, have np.
pIcd to n magistrate for search warrants -
They apprehend thn, these gentlemen may
have been purposcly removed from their
reach, or hidden lhemselvcs in secret pla.
ces. Polk adopts lnvi'ibIity as often as it
will serve hi, turn, md when not prudent
righteousness He gain, easily the
reputation ofwisdom: for there are some
men rcpuicd wise for saying nothing.
Some OF his political friends nre severe
upon HI. ,rcacherous memory: they shy he
has already forgotten their services 9TH
ers complain of his want Of good faith his
pledges they say, arc all counterfeit,
In truth, Judging from the concurrcn,
testimony OF the political allies and oppo-
nens, it is fair 10 presume that Col Polk
often avals himself Of that wisdom Of mean
nds-dssimularon and its consequent
mcndacily Mr. Tyler's proverbiul weak
ness Of memory promises 10 be ouldone in
his successor.
Why lhePresident should deem it incum-
bent upon himself to make grniullou. pom.
ises-why he should volunteer professions
to be purposely vloated-passcs the compre-
hension OF politicians He was under no'ob-
legation to spare the office holder, still les.
WAS he called upon TO promise libersIhy Of
conduct in their regard. Why then should he
give assurance, equally made to friend aud
foe tina, he would be guilty Of no pro-
scrip,ion, but would rather SEEK to concli'
ate the good will Of the whole countr y, by
magnamini,y hnd forebearunce1 II is I'M
becoming his high position TO fntrap the
mind with such puerie cunning lit is mosl
disgraeeful TO his character az politician,
to hope to impose al sny time by such shall
low ani6ces by such beaten track OF folly
The absurdiiy ofthe auemp to recoil upon
himself tie gains nothing but the expose
ure Of his dnplieny--hereaher friends will
mi.trus, and enemies jeer at him
Tn. organ has pot been snnouneed--
Blair ofihe Globe reueis TO leave the con.
eern he eannO, be paid his price 10 the
meantime, he assumes hW presco, leisure in
verbal criticism, as in his !ast evenings pa
per As he cannot abuse the wing, by
sulhof'iy," and will not sapOn the admin.
irat'on osber~ise, he employees himself IN
the learned vsniiies Of wOrda He repairs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

ERRArA In The articles on Elu-,,..
signed g which have recently amen.
in the Herald, the following errors ocsp.
red -
In No l., sGth line for "cIpcns ,,,l
"erp,rienee" l9Nh line Tor "nonli,u
read "pairablc" In No. II s9,h Inc r.,
take" read "fa,k" In l0uh Ilno r.,
"plap,," read "piant"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

hS1's'I hHsHst'e TsiesrsyA. We are
told that measures are Immediately To be Ia
ken ior The Completion ola hoe Of Morse $
NSgnsuc Telegraph between Washington
Ne~-Yot. Since the telegraph bill has
iAised N Consress, there 10 a determination
on ihe rsr, Of some individuals 10 wait no
no lonesr Los Me sction OF the Government
4 1ssgIsPh hne can Ia LAID down bstweoc
bAiumors and Ne~-YOrk, ha,ing sish wire.
&c ue ~hols d'stssoe, tor about eIO0 900
The York, II 10 said, may easily be made a
prof able one In ell the towns and clti.. OF
,bs liss--an5, indeed. To those beyond and
II slso nav be made 10 yield &c income lc
10 company Eve. Poxi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
LATER FROM ENGLAND,

By the packet ship Queen Of the West,
arrived at New York, we have Liverpool
papols OF March 7lh, and London 10 TIC @
yonjnc Of the 9th Also, an Extra of the
1.h from the Office OF Wilmer & Smiths
E1rcpron Times, containing The LATEST in.
diligence
Cooon continued firm n the advance re-
pJ'Di ty the steamer 9th 4lh.
! Money Market was .rco from oil
'm.. fs"mcnL and the discount and Stock
1'I..yN were also easy
/ be lemlnd (or Wea India Sugar was
ate! and the rn,rs reduced from the
..rlou, week The supply wa, on the
~ sc.
AH important debate on ,hc Sugar Du.
-tcurr,d IN the Brush House Of Com.
Dos on the 9Th Mr. Thornley, stated
voc quantity ofsug1r VIGOROUSLY the pro.
Of slave labor hli reached Eaghnt
n tho [ Sal's sol he wished TO know
pa, they were gong TO do abou, II SIR
Ra5cu Peel replied m substance that IN.
Der the reciprocity treaty, sugars from the
| States must BE- simurd at the slme du
" wdb those from Manila. China. &c
The accounts from Switzerland are no
is'cr han he Advces before received The
STATE Of affairs IN that country are extreme
~ critical.
C,IIToRNIA The PARIS 'Presse' con.
taIns 10" following paragraph
no al n S.uf. has aNpns,l a
q She vasicS projects which the undermin.
inr pmbmon Of Greet Britain ever con.
o,n,1 Il app.as from the corrtspon
dene' Of lhe EA.Prcsdcnt OF Mexico with
the Binlsh Minister, that the former for q
sun Of 50 000u00 pmsres, OF which h.
had r'scrU1 Tor himself a eons,derabl,
portion wn' IN thcove Of eeding absolute
w to ti'c't Britain the magnificent prov
nee Of CalIiornia. considered so vnlusbl,
both by Great BRIAN and the Unite,
States that the lsusr. IN the year 1897, oi
f'r'd e. oO0OO for the hsrbor Of Sal
Francisco aloos
SrAIS. A pic, real OF prtGn,ed, hs
heen d.srovcrcd OF made al NWoua. IN
ot,'r' ~ witch IS sasi 10 h,vs been the "a.
tor',ou Of Eslartero Eish, officers
twenty srtge1u'A aui two c.,lliaus wef
srfc''ed IN he night and motnng Of tn
iC,h and l7lh lu~an,
s'verl iupouon, doeum cbs have. IL
a''ior t,7od and prove NAT tho Pic, Ia
fr'rnHvt rHmih-a,ions IN other places. y,
80 rnr MsdrA from wh,rce The ordc
hr the above atrsss cnsna,ri
THE OVERLAND MAIL FROl
INDIA
The BoHhbv Overland Mai. via. Ma
so,lict, reached London yesterday.
The 0e~s received bv tie pfe.cn, me
- III he 18th o. Dee~nbct from China
22d OF January tom Calcutta and Dsihr
24,A Of January from MAdrss aud 2S
from AGRA sRi from BOabay to the I
oi February
III. intelligence u mofr ia'eres'ng ,h'
Il hss leo loE some moaihs back II
ms1rto-ssp 70 ko.spore end saSun, Wa
tee ooiiinur. rn,ebdsed. although 100,
W.a ~. IA ID. 6rid fof n. ?arrsss Of ~
,.esssaga Thres Brush oficsn hs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

EtEcrioy ~ RWops IsLASp-The
election 10 the State OF Rhode Island on
Wednesday laa, resulted in The election oil
Charles Jackson for Governor, Byron ID.
mao for Lieutenant Governor. Henry Y.
Crsnaoo as Representative in Congress, for
the Eastern District, and Lcmuel II. Ar.
mold as Representative in Congre., from
the Western District All these offie~s are
Wings Governor Fennor, who wa. nom.
mated by the Law and Order party for re-
election, was defeated by small majority
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

UJIR, G. FRAztR OF Troy has been
held 10 bal IN the sum Of OIL 800 To answer
charge Of improper tTes,nen, IN the removal
Of a cancer from the breast Of a Mrs Csld-
well, A coroner's inques, was held upon the
body Of Mr.. Caldwell few DAYS since which
rendered a reIdet Of gnilty sgains, Frazer
lie was accordingly committed, and gave Lis
bail as above stated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, ist5.

NV y. Pslmer, Ameriesn Newspa
per and Advertising Ageo, in the cities oI
Baltimore, Phitsde'phis, New York, and
Boston, ha, been appointed Agen, for re
csiving and forwarding subscription, and
entertainments Tor hi, paper, at his Offices,
10 those cities respectively
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

The regular spring session OF the Coun
ty Court for TINS County, commenced on
Tuesday last Chief Justice Williams prc
siding We understand there 10 consdcrn.
bic business Of importance to be brough,
b fore this court.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

Coleman, the celebrated inventor Of N,
EoIinn Attachment TO the Piano Fort. =.
aecoun, OF which we published a shor, I'm,
since, died at his residence a, S,,,,,,
Springs, on Saturday the 9Th inst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

Fr.Presdent Tyi,r-The last inrlL
gonec from Williamsburg is that Captain
Tyler is scining tho James River for h.,
summer supply Of fish.
So 1t would seem that this gentleman j,
'nIl using tho 'ne,'--Why don, he take n
hook and line and FISH like an honest mani
by the way, we wonder what luck the
captain has in his pisca,ory.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

a Correspondent Of III" Evening Jour,
nal states thai Sd" yer Ryuiers fired a pts.
,ol at an unOaendipg peso. IN Waterford
on Tuesday He add. Next week, the
Captain will b indicted, by the grand Jury
Of this county, for a'.4ri and battery, wih
intent to knu---and unless be goes to Texas
hs will be deah with ~ the law directs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

Connecticut Election The election r,
Governor and other State officer, menh,,,
Of Congress &c-took place in Connect.
cut on monday OF this week. OF course n,
return. arc rs yet reccieed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

7Hr ssw S'sis Of fir't Cover.
Branch ha, i.,o,d sr''cFma..n. h,tne ,
the Goth day OF May, for tao election Of ,
Governor, Member Of Congress, and n,r
Der, Of the Legislature, Of the new Stat, a.,
Florida
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

A Nrw NAME. A committee Of the n. Y,
Historical Society report in favor Of adopt
ing The Republic ofAllegana," as new
name for this county. The report which is
signed hy ID. ID. Field, II X. Schoolcrahr
and G. +. Hoffman, IL published IN the n
Y. Gazette. IN. Y. Chronicle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
iSprivg at Me SorM and Sou Mre,k-

Sprivg at Me Sorh and SouhresL-
At Franklin, la, muticanlis trees have
teen in leaf since the Is, Of February, and
on the 10Th the Editor Of the Planters
Banner commenced FEEDING worms on
them. Peach tree, were in bloom on the
23d, und throughout that whole region the
trees were beginning 10 pu, forth.
A, Charleston, ripe strawberries were
for n"Ie IN Tho 'he, tho esd ult, and
on the 2s,h gentleman gathered from his
garden 4 quantity Of ar,ichokcs and of
strawberries
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
Hoessns met the schooinas.er one MOP

Hosgsns met the schoo,nas.er one MOP
ning.
II ssy," he. "rlo you know you arc the
pIays for on Sunday ''
No" answered .uo pedssogue, "how It.
hiatt"
why he prays for the toa's of all col
leges and inferior institutions Of leaning
and II you don't keep an inferior one don't
know who does "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

MI. WsRgaman, bearer Of the ,lo,,,
tive propositions Tor the annexation Of r.,
A', overlook Mi Douels,on our ch.rs, /,
AfaiFs 10 tho Republic Of Texas, a, NJ,
Orleans
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

Er Country merchants who design
making purchases in New York the com
ing season are respectfully invited to no.
iice the New York advertisements in this
paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

nThe Baltimore Sun mentions thai
the Governor Of Maryland has appointed
Friday, the 20'b Of June as the day OF exc
e1iion Of Nc Curry, convicted Of murder
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

A CRowD. The Steamship Cambria sail
ed from Boston, on Tuesday, for Liverpool
She had a hundred and fifty passengers for
IN nj port, and eleven loI Hshfsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
The protest OF the Mexican Minister

The New York Evening Post publi.hes
the Protest Of Gen ALsosrr. the MEXICAN
Minister, sgaius, the Anneision OF TeIss
], wss communicated to that paper. with the
following letter, by its Washington CORES
pondeni
W,.HiyoroS, March %, lsl5.
Ihave been so fortunate rs tn ob,sin for
you q copy Of the late PROBES, Of Gen Almon
Ie
II was communicated by the Gencnl 10
the diplomatic corps, from una OF whom I
hav. procured This copy 1t is written In
the original with great force and elegance,
irsiis which peculiarly distinguish tho ad-
nhtable dispatches nj the Mexican Minister,
and regret that this important paper loses,
necessarily, much OF It's value by transla-
ton, however carefully done. II is couch
ed in the mos, dipnrfei terms. but no, mark.
e., asrepoued.by any'violence If expression
which would he unworthy the occasion and
III o subject. and totally foreign to the char
ac,er of It's distinguished author,
1t general source Of reere, here, the
departure oi Gen Almon,e and family
Then amIabIlty Of character, their sfsble
manners, and a charming simplicity Of de-
pertinent, 80 Characteristic OF high bred pco-
pie, endeared them Ia verv large circle Of
friends and scquainianoes The hest wish.
~ OF all accompany them to their home.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06
III "A " "A n A GIG A IL 8
COEFECTIONA
CORNER CONT AND ROYAL STREETS,

CORNER CONT AND ROYAL STREETS,
-.r... Opposite the Mansion House.
FgNE subscriber thankful for past favors, and so-
4 citous for a continuance of the same, begs leave
to inform his friends and the public general, that
he has just received direct from Havana, large
partment d Cigars ofhe best quality, in connexio,
with large quantity Of Confectionery of his own
manufactures from the best materials. All which he
offers for sale The reasonable terms for casl
-whoesale and r. tail.
Also-On hand usual, plentiful supply of Hot
Coffee and Pies at all hours.
my5 1877 GEO. SCHUMACHER.
NB Cakes for pnrties aud weddings made To o, der.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscriber
u offers his services the Planters and Merchants
of Alabama and Mississippi Tor the sale OF Cotton,
the purchase Of their family necessaries. Com
slguents of oiher produce and merchandise will be
also promptly and carefully attended to.
novS 226tf GEORGE q. HENRY.