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The Union" contains a most touching &C
coun, OF a scene that occurred lately NJ the Prcsi
dents House. The President was busy-very-in
the affairs of S;a;e-when 10! he condeseen dingiy
paused from his labors, 10 receive cour;eously "a
descendant of the celebrated Patrick Henry. -
And this descendant at is not hard TO descend
from the sublime the rdiculolis most graceful.
" approached President Polk, and ''in the name
and on behalf of highly respected aHd accom-
ter presented the aforesaid very condcscend;ns
President - beautiful T. J quill from the wing OF
our national bird" There, now Who but Demo
Gratis OF the first water could 10 the thing gen.
teelly as that
Upon these aforesaid 'bg doings,' the Char
lo;,esyille Advocate talks cravcly. thus -
The descendant OF Patrick Henry" should think
nerils bu, ie ct biz great ancestors geaias. Patrick
Henry thGnte:ed" N the Ct his country; has dc
sccndarr canoes tendance, upon the small men ~ pow
er. Sad pr-Sa, tue Prince o. Lihpu, with eagles fll
Nondcru achievement ihis, Tor descendant VI the
forest BON psmosthenes,'
Ne shogJ - Sts ssrPrisei however. thu GEE
5ssied glA with which biz eIeeenoy hts Mes
sSr, we're o. 'urn 90; 10 belong 10 much msSneF sna
bonocd hfd taaa the esce There would % s1ine-
;arr quite spa-rolo PciKs writing bis h-st Message,
Gad ldsea h- Messages, VITA hg=Eards quil!s "a;
bird evil Cue7 h'gh. eni even sometimes hEa
-lj she secucn o. lsrs- h Pk the T essjsncs
h-nry C.ay have something SIMILAR n the hsio'E It
eannIry TaIlA the mise,sb.s huInSuEgeSy q such
man Pol sEung ms name 10 eagles 9ol.s. "CPaa
bat Asth sas Csar fst. that be hath grown
,rrsi'' kc- ms should sVt ee .1rpsscG Il Re wee
be sui,y of tie ;lIy @ adopting Of TIE sea
% n. Mssss-es with 'Cses's aail!s," something q
his s0rt.~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

sASps' psistdof breathe.
Iht easn bat ,hc pacs,
sSronls spi .r sruar complaints
Which transmitted trcn sensrstcn rs and
We BID
of aud Mildred dases
ant hereditary tho bioo be eradcsisd aud the entail
% Sands OF the
wrought by b night peihaps b. considered iscars
br they by testimony
uut tho snohcrr gratitude health
RESTORED all kh.una and OF eutsn.ous
diseases relieved w aPiy aud BY tina
ton.
For further particulars. and conclusive evidence Of ts superior
value eheaey pamphlets obtained
gratis.
~ Prepared aud sold retail fos szpoaios,
~ a. sANDs CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
inss No ~ broadway. Chambers street
Sold also. by AlEN nuvAI. Co. Arcnt, Main street Rich.
aioni IN tpstH ho,t.-. IN, a..
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froIolort,lee u DO Harlaore flnI


WlFHHiTUF, ttIt 81, I5IJ.
urtn a. Ma. EbwlRb Dy,E This gen,'on,io, %
long and we'll known to the iniJins of the District, died
hi. morning At his resdsnoe about three miles from the
city, on The Baltimore rosJ. MI d. the ms Of his
DEATH sorganttt Arms Of the Senate ofhe United Ssss
but was more generally known &c tho honesma ond tie
kind, charitable aud exemplary citizen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

R,rp TR,y1tuvg.-Dr. F. X. Cine, u Philadslphii
who h nis county, about two years since, Physician
OF the Chinese Embassy. ias retained home the steamer
Great Britain. having IN the meantime travelled between
cry and SIXTY thousand mes. He made the overland
lafney from ndia, pas.cd up tho Valley nj tho Nile
Thebes aud paid visit - Greece and oier u zons hal
loytd n our fccoectiOns by their c'aG'ic tauons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
4 ELnLlT IN CnIRr

The bcgerentsprt of The lines to pervsdo eyc
~ region Of the county. The New Yos IIsrai's cor
respondent Hudson, gives account Of fight Court
between john Van Blfcn. Esq., Attorney General, pro.
scouting tuc Ann Renters aud Mr.. Jordan. the Counsel
Cor tho ressouts. Mr. " b. got The better Of tie fzhi.
being scd IN '1e science Of boxing bu both gentlemen
boxed No by tie Court lot q hours, for heir con-
tempt Of Ne l!niy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

This admirable production OF MI HAEr, tho naive
Kentucky oril be seen for this day only the EI-
change Concert Room; and joined by many gen.
t,men and ladies 10 irndttrg thanks 70 Mr.. IT, Tor the
qualification which he has afforded the community In sub
m,turg ts specimen # his ,k ~ the public. H.. Chi
hilton odoy, yesterday, grauitous the artist feeling
h reward u the pleasure which hs noble work mparts 10
. Ga. .urrt.Ir
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

We have leaned ist Judge NcComas organized nt
court 10 Gimer county o., 2lst u'uHo. le appointed
James 49, French Attorney fpr tho Commonwealth George
Arnold aud William Arnold commissioners of forfeited
aud delinquent lands, samuel H. Hays master commission
Hon. James VI. Camp ji., Philip Cox and Charles w. Ar
mold commissioner tor taking dop1siuons whoo cOmpsn.
sston was fixed at - cents per hour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
GUNS. GUNS.

lust received and imported direct from En-
~ aInI b chip Virginia. aai OF nay "a III
New YORK II double AM
&c Gems wash a'ttl- F0rs Tackle Ike
Tor te spOTtlas Also 2E- OF Sr BaTrc!
Pistols WALKING Ca-s AMI Farey Gool-in Of which oder
e Tor sae ,I;fcmsy pre- No. 60 Nla street: By
THOMAS II REs,
lEg1.rf ald Manufacturer Of Cans,
kIi.s rs.nls Ec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

Tie Commissioners Of Dauph,n County, Penn. have
complied with the recommendation Of tho Grand Jury BY
approprsung nsrr 1u,uASp DOLLARS TO the State Luna
TIC Asylum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
The .Spirif If me Ace.

THE canal, from Lvepsc to London, through Chester
Birmingham and Northampton are. it is said. 10 Be
turned int" railway The water s to be let out and inc
canals to be filled ,P in part by e,slbng the banks
The Boston Traveller, scanning the character
Of the late English intelligence ON this subject
says:-
The Leeds and Think railway liac which has Just &c
csved the royal has excited an intense degree OF
interest IL forms the grand connecting link between Leeds
and the north by the Great OF England railway. which
JOINS Thrsk aud also between the south and north VI
England by way ii Leeds The three leading northern
lines desrous TO possess the Leeds and Thirk
Railway and Que Of them hss gone far to de-
clare that rather than should fall into other hands, 1t Will
give 4 premium Of 900 per shsrr."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
CONSUMPriVES-

Bc q, rosr guard, ~ yoa rould aroid Imposition ,
rhoNPsSpN'S COuPOCNn sNRIP on TAN
AND WOOD NApHGuA.-1his uhTsallsJ remedy tor
Pulmonary Consumption first motto. in
the fano St5 ami that STRIDES TO ,s,put
altogether unprecedented ANAL. OF e,, ami
thousands on Thousands throughout IN. ian living
that mdeinc discovered has M
of
CONSU MPTIONl
Tho wonderful popularity OF this enc
initiate and onsr for H.ay similar
thus deceisng the unsu-peetng and
position tac Invalid The therefore
Sr.mniy IN warn tie patient
Puporizs {, be suP o. lar and Wood Martha
preparation rhnmsoh Compound syrup Of ai Wood
he only rom'fy that be relied upon for
Pulmonary pisea--s Delay Pulmonary Conu
ton csd certainly fatal ,erived
ash iot Thomon Compound Of Tar and Wood Napha and
take othsn ..... .a| 80
Price, so cts. pes hsuIe-six bottles for -
fot sale in Richmond by ALENR DuvAL Il co. General
Agents. In Petersburg by Chas Cons In Norfolk by NJ A.
Santos IN Lypehbur by Jno. N. scay Fredericksburg b.
James Cooke and q. u. Hunt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

P1rs letter OF Angus Is s,ys--"R1r.ars ore daily
occurring consistency Of fears cnousn,d OF Queen Veto.
f.a's sanity"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE.
= ! II L.n .nLl nj -.,l,c n,.c.nn Mnnr.as.

~ ILL be sold at public auction, on Wednes-
tav I'm Of the prrsu, month late residence
deed Uaoa Hit Ri-hloni. each,
whole The SID 8own ally
dsvs,! ~ rs VIII eonslsrg OF the 10 5Sirg 10 VII
Two sen ,fsd 10 Negro Wh
SegIn G Rarouchs SuAy, tNO Hoses, Cow,
parcel OF Hay and shsaf Oats crop
Corn and FoIs or the present together suniy o;EeT
ar.Ci-s OF personal property
Sac wil comm at ~ o'clDck
s.Is-,1s T.. y. EIL.ETr. Ea'or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

| FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION
| 80.
49,, ,.,. = =, ,,,~,U,,,,,
LIFE AND TIMES Of HENRY CLAH.
I>. nv CALVIN COTTON.
Author Of "Juniu. -Four
Tour on Ameteaa Lake," &C.
| PUBLISHED ny A. 4. BARNES T. CO.,
| 81 John Street. Ncw fofh
| TIME design of this work is tn uivc n fIll and
eepp.,, ho-v Of M ,,x. hf, pf,yate and public III,
statesman h, n toiare given Introduction
Speeches in arparcrt
or sir ils Il II Impossible la know Mt Clay, he
ought to b. KNOWN without the nne~- and eo.ness OF h
history written carefully TOT permanent u The Author spent thu
net WINTER AZ tenss'9n kentucky to ava hm~ OF the adNan
as's o. innsae communication wt' Nc Gay ana OF as'ss
hsParefs ana CORE anu a"o'u
| ell:
.ne ~"is e",s o. .~o No'amer osH'o % - " =, W
Ci.y. pasisLcd o,her
sso~rs ou' 81 Ar cay,hfe r"ee OF the wots stoo ", me
ehsniea eheeacn VIII De IN inc best soe ersan iefst
bound IN masn and vii DC published about the h :" No'cn'r
1919
NJ. N,,x Nf,v : Isis
~. ~ o. s. ~. =. - -. 80, ~, 80. .,.
-. ,'sssu - :. - -. - g. - :. 49,,
~ r, 1850 .,h,... - ~ ~ - ar ,.,... saasc,n
,- a, ,.n "a nx,h,h. ,,,ve,
r., $3.50, n,, =, . !. -, 60. ar :. c..t
,h,t ,on ., md, an, xo,s uo,.x al an. oesa,,,
yrTy r,,.retn,Iy yourx
TnEo FGELiNGHUYsEN
,,,. . $500, =, ~, A., -, - y .,s, ,,SI - 49,,
nse sen p"'uo"s o. n' W ,a WI. ~. 80 'ne
anu iss OF rsny es'o Au'' ., 'ne
70 INC aun"'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
MR.. BURKES SCHOOL.
TUE school of the undersigned will be open

FsfHE school OF the undersigned will be open on
= Monday lhs I5ia School
S;G.ci
&c studies uiI snb.sse re A.eent All Modern
LaHguaEo, Mathematics Naurl Philosophy and Chemistry, and
Moral Pho'ophy IT. al The departments has been tge To
provide highly qualified ant Number b" StDciy
Lms. 10 Go, and youth be- .trited moral nding
chedard,
s-l-d Iuania Wholesome deipne, eG1reins strict
E1,y Ecac1trg -hsn neipes and promoting dzsnt and
prev n.usi ke h,pcs useful thcs- vii
Ing their Ell. zen LIS Tie Mathematical DE
viii Edue,s ~ NJ CuAELEs JUpaS concerning
w. qIlacs Po,Eog CauHly, of is Unsvefsy Of Viz
us iei'sr stdfe,s@d the uudersgned'
lie lived tie Segrc u Graduate tie ScboO e Mathsma
eaT h0lpr which him riehy entitled,
81 fidelity and with which his studies had been
sued have tion fore testyBg card ally 10
lar win branches OF Maihemaie. usually
required taught Spr Academy Of higher order ard
ltE- adding thitI believe Possessed Of
requi T. constitute excellent ieaeher woIi
3D. uniupoItant the publications teacher Nj
JlGsAs Wh member of h- fversy has "a
beat q nay belief. been above
i sIssy EDWARD n. COURTESAY,
Prof. Math. University ~ Va.
dsrn snguages viii be taught By hghy - inyu.-hst
F.H-hmaT, Who's qualifications sr ch1saccT yOucd f BY
b 90 Authority. and wtoi. sngaVsd bsavy 'Ip'us
that ary studies, forming liz
f1rnaun ofits Ecnf shan receive street attention h-
uncern.d be s residence me ~ Presbyterian
Church wM. BURKE
rsJl.ir5sr 10. lsII. IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
HOYT,S OFFICE.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
LEATHER, &C.,
FALL, STOCK,

THE subscribers are now opening their FALL
y ANB WINTER FLOCK II BooR Fhoes. Tunts Sole
L'absr Sso Tbs's1 compfisfF good afd
TIC ino i enable styles u L.dcf Geuu-n ~.
Nee Boys Chfsus Boot, shces &c N which respectful
and the public 70 call IN
We continue receive weery supplies, heh
very complete, ard will s'i INV
goods IN b. pureh,ssd in virginia we respectfully iavs tho
atenton OF Mefchibt y call nj look
PUTNEY h WATTS
Wh,e.ae sud Retail Dealers Boos Shoes, Tigrk, Jeaher
- main street. Hl0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

"ArPOiNTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
J,ss a.. MmtEs, NIVa. officer tor The district ot vii.
Inrgton, North Caroin5; vice James Owen, removed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
II Il nj d v A l..
DRINkER & NORRIS.
MEDICAL COLLEGE.


THE Winter Course OF Lectures In the Nell.
cal Department Of Hsmpden syd.sy College eou,m-
In Richmond Monday. thu s7h of OCTOBER CONT,
nue. until the last Of February following.
The new College and Hospital Eddes completed and
ever. rsns neut has been made adord
'kcs winch are obtained in institution u
% :" the usual Lectures. sursaI and Medical cnsurs
gwen regularly at thr Collage Hospital Cny house,
relsesfy and hrinou'y; by which the
ounv OF witnessing the dieass south
WINCH e WIN be called upon In his
professional ifs The number Of minor oo.,.
uoos winch have been yearly pcttorm-d Class
mas ae'dy claimed for the College Hospital the rvpuao, of
leading School for Surgical nStruetic,.
- w '''''
W cuAMBERLAyNE, N. n, Prof Therapeutic. and Ma
terra N,dica ~ "i
~ L. ponANNAN. NJ d. Prof oesr,ris. and Disease. Ut
Women and Children. w
JtffRii.S WSMAN. NJ ID. Ptor Anatomy mi Phy.io,rx
AuGs L. WARNER. N D.. Professor surgery
seRArtS MACriN, 81. u. Prof Chemisiry and Pharmacy
CARTIER y JOHNSON. N. D., Demonstration or Anatomy
The abundance OF materials dissection and the
ni eo"r OF the Dsseeps Room. win N, IN andy
thoroughly the anatomy body alan ,e,ui, l
'n the use OF surgical Instruments ~
Good Boarding. including hghtr fuel and rrry.n.
can be procured from 33o 10 IS per week
'uircut Hank Notes OF States An which The s,,s.,,.
-iicd will be taken for tickets ~
-. AUG l.. WARNER, NJ %,
nf b, R.eu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

Two de.nuetyo fires occurred in that city on Saturday
night destroying the large Sugar Refinery Of Mess Ron
Diet Cauet aud other valuable properly Losses ifom Z;
30 w thousand dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

We w AMI fASHfONABLEG GOODS.
ME Subscribers No - Main Street have lust received and
opened beautiful assortment OF fashions goods
Tor hde. wsaro which they Particularly ean attention al
Counrs Merchants and others purchasing this
SUPER Fouari Reps, BEAUTIFUL article
Fine new style Cashmere DE ECoss Engiah and French
SuPsr Figured Rolsn-lias
Super Figured McDoas and Zrnolas
Striped AMI Claugabic Albertees
Fig'j ioican.. Foultfd Mousaincs
Plain and figdAl;aecas
BlA and tlI- Coburgs. Tor LADIES' Dresses
New syl- Prints n large assortment
WOODEN and ether Shawls n great variety
Iiaen Cambria and Other iI,nds-reh.G
Long halls fingered Mills. blk and white
BIZ and white sus Hose
JaennCt aud Swiss NusLns
Plain ard Check Cambria. large assortment
lIsle Lace aad EJeHg
Pan. Gimp and Guides blk and coId
Blk Bombazinc Silk Fiorance and wEllw Bon-rts
Bonnct cap and LusTas Rihlnds.
These goods with many Others been
care and ~Il be oler, ~ purchasers extremely
IDNnDN. DRPlyRy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
AGRICULTURAL INroRMATIoN

We mos, ehserIaiy give to intelligent correspondent
POsoaoi the space which is usually allotted editorial
.PeeuIauors. lis subject ct general interest, sad
the specimens Of improved farming which he is sbou, to
ds,s may DO good many iders who now eonsid
politics rugged field, filed with bJicrs and ,horn. prc.
sen'ing ba, ule please the eye gladden. the heart
THE YANKEES IN FAIRFAX
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended tor mornings Paper
be brought in before O'Clock the previous evening
20 insure insertion; and those is Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

"EpUcATE fLorlE III, sons have been growing up
without the means Oi ksuclu,n"
A. well the fowci that formed you, to
the Stute that raised you. In a word " Nuriul's +"
toLOssR) brEhfss tOHs have stsg facilitate odu
cuuon-use those means dispel ignorance aud r,pc
British vlany yusny and u-urpuuOn "Abhor evil, aud
pursue the right"
The above Is in the hand wiring Of Lady. aud is
spirited enough, tvcry will admit Certain b. We have
the m>ans Let o. hcneefJrlh them noby. We sgfco
entirely With the Star. that he il no Siacsman worthy
Of popalaf eonhJonee who and vino docs
that ne great absorbing Of Virginia o oduea.
tom q her sons and d1ughlers. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

The letters u our observant bud most industrious
respondent, "sourHEHvER, attracting attention IN III
asrors and ropub shed by many Of o p5pcs one OF
the Southern Editors seys;-
ave shal quote more at length from these admirable
Letters hefcaer They arc foil o' instruction subject
of great practical interest, concerning which to people Of
the South seem TO BE- w1iuIy sad We e1 wiuIy, gno-
Tsnt."
The Georgia Sentinel. speaking Of these .rtlcts, and
making extracts thefcifon, ssJs:
"Although these letter. particularly dcsguod Tor tic
meridian Of Yfgna they nevertheless equally interest
ing and Instructive ~ G.orgons, whose HABITS, customs
and pursuits very dissmiar from those Of virginia
nd now that the q capitalists 10 being generally
deood O. the subject IL manufacture means q pro-
6table Investment we'll % Tor ro Improvement o our
social condition, cannot perhaps, fcndnr ihsm more
acceptable service by the publication u n,so and
similar lcfters aboundnr, aoy oil do, ys.ua5o biof.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

IL Rsnrc ct the Thermometer Tuesday. Scpt,m.
Street;
IL o'olc,ck. - O'Clock - : O'Clock. -.
AAkihE iNTELihGENGk.
'rrt U'c hn'oad.
b. % ssisS', q. -
ARRIVED.
Steamer Curtis Peck. DAVIS. Norfolk.
Scar John SiuI Teal, Philai, Phs. sundries.
" n. Lawrence, Crtin. New York, -
" Navigator. Pointer, New York,
:" Hy.ander. Pcune.
Consolation. MeGaire. Philadelphia,
" \. A. Psudergss,. Walker. Baiure, q"
Hannibal, tum1ck. y. losS. ballast
SAILED.
S.ht Columhis Crowrll, Phladelphia
Trades UniOa Matchetr, Baltimore.
rosr wALrHhLL, S-p'r. -Siicd, schr. Alpha, How.
ard. ca e. 4tl.T y ~ stsp. Norfolk.
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SHIRTS!

ENELU IUK'S NOTICE.
4 Ii persons having claims against the estate
~ OF Joseph Hnwr dce"2ed Butcher lac Of the county
Heuleo aud The y Richmond requested
them forthwith t un!srsieEri say proved, ctLeea
az ni-htedtc requested TO make immediate
n;ul,eHee caano he beng iAs Oh
Undersigned close his EIecuIo1 duties
tu1n - raetcab.s. L. y. Elicit, ENor
Rs-hm,nd sent. 10. lSsS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

The SrRNpiNs CoNNrrTr Edo, AXIOM, will meet
"wednesday 'seliug. o'clock, the office Vi the
Clerk House OF Delegates. fall meeting desired.
By orde. Of The Chairman.
b. B. MINOR,
Scc'y 1T the Comm'tise.
NOrlCE.-The funeral services for Felix Ferguson,
late Of the kespTs OF the praien,aTy wall take place
o'clock this morning, his residence of Cary
snc ~ streets preparatory 10 the removal OF ms remains
the fanny 5uSyIns ground, Chesterfield Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
AMciinn NOiicf

Auction Notice.
wli.Ns L u,I.tL viii sci, THIS Morning 10 O'Clock, II
CruE y orleans ami Clhei SGsars Rn Lasgayra lava
Cote Nosse-. sole L"aihc Lard prime Bacon sides Se
SHIRTS.
g Dozen SHIRTS. with hAnSsoae Bosoms just opened BY
~ Sc STARR 60. lith L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
RICHMOND DAILY WH!G.
Ma,vfoc,rres and Improvements.

wEpvEspAv MORNING, sErrENRER 10, Is'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
7 am yours,
JOHN B. BROWN.

PHSLAs CHARM. Esq"
This is one of many advantageous situations Of
fering fair return TO capitalists, and employment
to labor now abundant and seeking subsistence by
honest means. We have brought this prominent
ly to notice, because the facts nave been furnish
ed US, and are ready to do the same for the other
numerous sites which all around us invite to &C
ton.
We shall not lie, this subject sleep, and if years
are destined to roll on, with the boundless gifts OF
Providence unemployed, the fault shall not be ours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
SI3.OOO

Total amount OF capital, S'S,UUV
Then. 1857, 500 yds OF cloth cents per yd pfot
sol $50 per annum. would be nearly 80 per cent proh'
on the capital invested.
The situation and location of the ground certainly make
it the most eligible mill site know IN Virginia, or any
other place. and could be fitted up less eost than any
other in Richmond 1t sufficiently remote from the Rv
give the necessary degree OF moisture, ~hou; giving
TOO much. IL is sufficiently the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Rail Road 500 600 dollars per NJ
dayage. And there facilities about the location Tor 'h
residence Of families At cheap rents which other location
m Richmond possesses.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
PELHAM, ULSTER Co., Jan. 81, IS;
BARN-YARDS.

We have before us the well written aud
practical address of MIR. Maiher, before the
Middletown (ConneciicuD Agricultural Socie-
~, October, 1913. The following extrac:
VIII show the manner in which he manages
the important subject of nlanures:
80! The methods which have tried, con-
slder the following as the most economcal-
The barn-yard should be excavated in the
centre in the form of dish, leaving margin
on all sides Sufficiently broad for the comfort
OF the stock, and convenience in feeding. la
the la!i, HE yard may be covered 10 the depth
OF ten inches or foot, with materials from
the swamp, the bottom of bitches, or with
turf from the road side. To this should be
added all the weeds and refuse Of the farm.
And am strongly of the opinion that here
IS 'hc most profitable place TO spread all the
lime, ashes, plaster and salt which we design
10 apply TO the land in the coming spring.
The liquid from the stables should be led into
the middle OF the yard, and the manure from
the stable, as fast as it is made, be equally
spread over Tire whole, that the quality may
be uniform No water should be permitted
to come into the yard, eXcep, what falls di-
rectly upon it. By the treading of the cattle
during the winter and spring, the whole will
be Incorporated into u uniform mass, and in O
suitable condition to apply to the land. By
pursuing substantially this course, ] have
more than doubled the quantity and value Of
the manure on my farm. A Dutch farmer, it
is said, built his barn directly over small
creek, leading into the Hudson, that the stream
might carry away all the filth. We are not
quite so improvident as the buchanan, but
there are some farmers who, in order 10 secure
a dry yard for he stock, are very particular ts,
leave dr0ia 20 carry off tie wash. Then
night as weN cm q hole in their pockets.''@--
.Neic ENGLAND Farmer.