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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04
LOTTERIES.

DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Main
ID and GorernOr Streets.
Drawing Of The Pokomokc River Lottery, No.
20, drawn 2Sth January:
% 4s 16 81 70 81 40 IS IA I3 $3.50
Tickes Nos. l6 81 AZ, Capital Prize ofS8 900
in the above drawing, was sold and paid at sight,
by BIGGER.
Schemes for The Week.
$4,000
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail
Capas-Sl5OOO, 5000, 1900, 2,000 1900.
l,464, of $4,000. , OF LOO, Of 1000, of 900,
OF 900, of 700, of6OO, OF 100 OF 500, Qowes, No.
Prize $5OO) &C Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets
SO.
$4,000.
Drawing received by Thursdays mail, CAPT
,als-Sl5,OOO, 5000, 5000, 1000, 1923, 1900,
100, 10 each Of 600, &C., &c. IS Nos Is ballots
Tickets only Sd.
Drawing received by Fridays mail. Capt.
tals-lOOOO, SO OF 1000, &C., SC. IS Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Tickets SO.
$6,000-l5 Ballots.
Drawing received BY Saturdays mail. Capt.
tals-S6, 0O0 1000, 1900, 200, 1886, &C., &c.
IS Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets So.
Also, for Saturday night
Capitals-$l4000 1000, 5000, 1000, 1901.
90 prizes of50O OF 400, &c IS Nos, 10 ballots.
Tickets "a.
Brilliant Schemes for February.
Magnificent Scheme
Grand Capital ,OO0!-l00 Prizes of 81 900
Drawing received by Mondays mail, Febru.
airy 10. Grand Capiials-l Of $4,000, $4,000
5000, 5000, 5000, 3493, 90 prizes Of 1000, 1900
1850, LOO, 100 prizes of 900, &c, &c. rs
Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets Sl5
$4,000 Dollars Capital!
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail, Feb
ruary r. Splendid Capitalist Of $25, 900, 5000
5000 1900, 20 prizes of 1000. 800 800, 100 OF
only So.
Brilliant Scheme:
$50, 900 100 Prizes of 81 900 $500 lowest :
No. Prize y
Drawing received by Mondays mail, February
II. Splendid Capitalist Of $4,000 5000
1900 $40, 1000, 800, 100 prizes Of 900, ia
prizes Of 5OO-Qowest 3 No. Prize $5O0,) &c.
&c. rs Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets only $40
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Dolars!-10O00 Dollars -
Drawing received By Mondays mail, Fcbruar,
81. Splendid Capitals Of $4,000, 10000
5000, :, no. 10 prizes of2,OOO 500, 200, 1000
500, &C. &c. 70 Nos, II drawn ballots. Ticket.
$40.
II For other Schemes call atthe Office.
u Packages of wholes and shares. Single
wholes and shares always on hand, in the usna
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended to, and drawing sen
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
JAN %
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For THE ENot-,rrR

A friend and well wisher Of the country, and
citizen Of Chesterfield desires full meeting Of The
voters thereof on the lllh Of the present month
for purposes which call tollh our immediate al
tention.
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AUCTION SALES.

TN puts,tai,ce of decree of the Circuit Supe-
/ rior Court OF Law and Chancery for The
county Of King William, pronounced al its late
session, on the 2lst November, lof4, IN the sun
of John Deffarse, and others U.s. Thomas b.
Mitchels Administrator and others, The under
signed, acting as Commissioners oil SAID Court,
will offer for sale, on The premises, at public auc-
ton, on MONDAY, the third day of March
next, (l8i5) if fair, if not, on the hrst lar DAY
thereafter. The Tract of Land OF which The said
Mitchell died in possession, containing, BY sur
vey. SAT, acres. The said tract lies immediate
" on the main road leading from King William
Courthouse to West Point, and between seven
and eight miles from The former place. and halt
mile from West Point Church. There are on il
a convenient and suitable dwelling house, with
several rooms on fioor and, also, the usual out
houses &C., &c.
The terms under the decree are twelve months
credit, except for SO much as shall be necessary
to defay the expenses Of sale aid costs OF suit,
which will be for cash.
The Commissioners are authorized 70 execute
good and sufficient deed OF bargain ana sale,
with speeia! warranty, 10 the purchaser-lhe Pur-
chase money being required TO be secured by
bond and good personal security, and deed OF
trust on The land.
Persons wishing 10 view the premises can make
application To William N Gregory, one OF The
Commissioners, residing at King William Court
house. BENZ. F. DABNEY,
WIN. N. GREGORY, Commits.
SAML. C. SCOTT, }
| o,p,ds
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BISHOP ONDERDONK'S TRIAL,
And Tic Bisdops Statement.
THE proceedings Of The Court, convened uh-
j der the 81 canon of 1914, in the city OF New
York on Tuesday December 10Th 1914, Tor the
trial Of The RI. Rev. Benjamin t. Onderdonk, u.
D., Bishop of New York; on presenmen, made
By the Bishops Of Virginia. Tennessee and Geor-
gia. By authority Of the Court. Price 81 CTS
Bishop OnderdcnS's Statement. A statement
of,hc facts and circumstances connected with the
recent trial oil the Bishop OF New York. Price
10. els. Just received by
NASH & WOODHOuSE.
Feb 1877 Main Street
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. II, Hill, Auctioneer,

NEGROES
Will be sold This Morning al l0l o'clocs,
three Negro Boys from IL 10 Is years old.
Feb 4 ~ 3. HILL, Auclioneer.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE-The under
signed having associated themselves in the
practice of the Law, will attend the Courts held
in the city Of Richmond, the Superior Court of
Mecklcnburs, and the Superior and County
Courts of Hanover and Goochland. They also
propose 10 practice in the Court Of Appeals at
Lewisburg.
Office-on Main street, front room over The
Store Of Thomas r. Price.
ROBERT c. STANARD,
WOOD BOULDIN.
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SILVER MEDAL

SILVER MEDAL
a WARDED by the Franklin Institute, Phila-
n delphia, and American Institute, New York.
for
Imuored DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES
Taken by Van Loan and Refer.
gJRooms at the Mansion House, No. 35, Main
Street. short distance below the Bell Tavern,
Opposite side,) Richmond Va
Miniatures of all sizes taken, and colored, if
requested, in clear, cloudy or rainy weather.
Instructions given in the Art, and Apparatus
OF the most approved kind furnished on reasona-
bic terms. Chemicals and polishing substances
for sale.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 call and
examine specimens.
Open at o'clock, A. NJ. Jan. l5-u
BISHOP ONDERDONk.- w. RAN
ID DOLPH s. CO, No. III, Main street,
Richmond, have received The proceedings Of the
Court iu relation 10 the Trial Of the RI. Reverend
Bishop Onderdonk-completc. Price so cents.
Also, statement in relation 10 certain facts
and circumstances connected with the said trial
By Bishop Onderdonk. Price l2i cents.
- Send and secure copy early.
Feb :
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DRH. D. TALIAFERRO, having resigned
his commission in the U. S. Navy, with The
intention of residing in Richmond, respectfully
offers his professional services 10 The public.
Office, the corner Of Franklin and Governor
Streets. Residence on East Grace street, opposite
the Old Church. Jan. 2S-eoht
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04

TO BANKING INSTITUTIONS
nRAPER & co. respectfully offer TO Bank
~ ing Institutions, their services as ESuRA-
vERs AND Printers.
Their Senior Partner, John Draper formerly
ofthe firm of Murray, Draper, Fairnian g. Coy
! tenders his thanks Tor the preference hitherto
shown for his work, and hopes TO merit its con-
tnuance Their arrangements include Machi-
merry entirely new, and as no duplicate will exist
OF their dies, such Institutions as may employ
them, will have great additional security against
Counterleits.
No work Of any description used on their Bank
Plates will be placed ON Notes Of hand, Labels
or Badges DRAPER & CO..
60 Walnut ST., opposite The Exchange, Pha-
delphia. Jan. 29-l5.
EOLEAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.
TINE undersigned having been appointed BY
i Messrs NUNS & Clark, of New York,
a gent in this CITY for the sale of the newly in
vented HOLEAN PLANO FORTES, offers for
the inspection OF The public one OF these instru-
menls, which he has this day received per schoon-
or Courier
This truly wonderful! improvement, which has
excited public attention throughout this country
and England, has not been over-estimated in lis
advantages in the numerous editorial remarks
which have spontaneously appeared in the public
prints.
The combination of the Organ, with The Piano
Forte, is desideratum long sought for. The in
ventor, Mr. O. NJ. Coleman, has successfully con-
summaed this combination, aifording 10 the per-
former the facility of producing the tones OF
either or both instruments at will. Its applica-
tlon in no degree, impairs the touch, tone, or con-
structon OF the Piano Fortes, and the simplicity
o. lis mechanism warrants the assertion, that it
will remain perfect for many years, al the same
time afoning facilities for tuning The Piano Forte.
The EoIean can be attached 10 any modern
made Piano Forte, at an expense Of from 800 TO
$50, according TO the number Of keys, in addition
10 the expenses of transportation
The undersigned is prepared to receive orders
for the Eoean Piano Fortes, or to have the former
instrument attached
Also received BY the same Packet, two Piano
Fortes from the above superior makers, which
will be sold at a reduction from former prices,
upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere, and
warranted 10 be al least equal, il moi superior, 10
any manufactured in the United States.
p. FL. TAYLOR,
Feb Music Store, opposite The Banks.
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BISHOP ONDERDONK'S TRIAL
TINE Proceedings OF The Court, convened IN
i der the third canon OF 1914, in The city OF
New York, for the Trial of the Right Reverend
Benjamin T. Onderdonk, Bishop Of New York.
Also, Bishop Oedcrdonk's .Statcmen.-a Stale
ment Of Facts and Circumstances connected with
his Trial Received and for sale by
Feb DRINKER g. MORRIS.
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NTORTHAM's OFFICE, No. T. Exchange

NTORTHAMS OFFICE No. Z, Exchange
w Place.
$4,000 Capital in the Alexandria Lottery,
Extra, Glass No. %. Drawing received at one
o'clock Prizes $4,000, 10000, 1000, 2,445, 20
of 900, 40 of 200, so of 100, $50 ofSO, &c Tick
els So. Shares in proportion
Lottery for Tomorrow.
$4,000 Capital in The New Jersey Lottery,
Class No. ID. Drawing received at O'clock
Prizes: $4,000, G,O00, 5000 10000, 1870, 90 Of
1000, 20 OF 600, 20 Of 300, l55 OF l5O &C.
Tickets s..
Drawing OF the Alexandria District Lottery,
Class No ).
S "a % IS rs 81 46 Sc CO 50 Al 81
Half ticket Nos 81 So IS, and quarter ticket
Nos. 46 Gl 75-both prizes Of $3.50 each, sent 10
a good customer
and 10 be drann sooa:
Feb'ry 8th-$l0. 600, l2,000 5000 $780, Z, 3a5,
&c. Tickets 10 dollars
February l5th-S3O,OOO, 1900, 5000, $500,
1928, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
February 22l-Si0,00O $4,000 5000, 5000,
3,205, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
Feb. 4
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.r,,i Editors Of The Enquirer:
/, ,ssnen;-Please announce in the mex, En-.
!, VA m ! Shall not be candidate for re-elec.
ion "'e county OF Luncnburg al the next spring
40 And oblige yours, &C.
RoBERT BLACKWELL.
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PoR rpv Eror,prp

FoR THE EsoriRER.
sisat'r. Convention Meeting postponed.
f.. Members Of the Legislature in favor OF
Es Convention to amend the Constitution
r. Stale, are invited to meet at the Senate
t +Nf en- Wednesday evening, the 9Th inst,
e'OcR MANY MEMBERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04

GROUND PLASTER
FARMERS purchasing Taliaierro's ground
Il plaster, can be certain Of getting fresh arti-
Gle ground in the CITY Of Richmond and Of the
best Quality. H. T. & L. S. TALIAFERRo;
References, Messrs. VIM. Anderson s. Co,
Workman g. McGruder, John A. Lancaster g.
Co Jan. l3-cw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04

FOR THE TOILET
MASH & WOODHOUSE keep for sale su-
IN perior articles Tor Toilet use-such as
Fancy Soaps, French, English and American
Genuine Farina Cologne Water
Laroque's Florida Water
Superior English and American Tooth Brushes
Tooth Powder
A large and beautiful assortment of English
and American Hair Brushes
Cold Cream and Lip Salve for chopped hands
and lips
Dressing Combs
Fine Tooth Combs
Comb Brushes
Nail Brushes
Toilet Powder and Powder PuhS
Smelling Salts, in beautiful bottles &c, &c,
all of which will be sold as low as can be had in
The city. Feb. 4
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A DOUBLE COMPOUND SOLAR MI
II CROSCOPE-ma gnitying power FIVE mil.
lions-a very desirable instrument for some Semi
AIRY Of Learning. Apply al the Dagnerreotypc
Rooms, No. 80, Main Street. Jan29-tt
EAMILY GROCERlES.-We keep constant
i ly on hand a good assortment, OF Family
Groceries, which We will sell low 10 farmers
Call on US for bargains doors below The Bell
Tavern. GRETTER s. GRETTER
Feb 3-ctf
sGLOVER SEED.-We have lot oil Pure
" Mountain Clover seed low for cash.
~ GRETTER 81 GRETTER.
Feb. 3-5tc&d
ELOUR, BACON & LARD.-We have jus,
i received lot of Flour, Bacon and Lard,
low for cash. GRETTER & GRETTER.
A FEW Over and Frock COATS on hand,
n which are offered below cost. al
G. DUNSPAUGH g. cos,
Jan. 80 No. 81, West Main street,
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CONCERT

COKE FOR SALE
HAVE taken the yard corner of Carey and
i 9th Streets, where shall keep for sale sup
ply OF natural Coke-delivered any where within
the corporation for II cents bushel, or for l6
cents in the yard JESSE SNEAD.
Feb. 4-eo3t
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 4
ARRIVED,
Schr. Red Jacket, Dearborn, New York, sun

High Water this day a, 3 o'clock, P. M.
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Omitted IN SATURDAYS Proceedings.
motion Of Mr.. Cowan,
lDtred, That the Committee OF Courts be d.
enquire into the expediency Of requiring
|Morney General to institute proceedings to
|s' The foreclosure of the mortgage heretofore
|ied by Francis Pierre De Tubuf and others
+ safe OF Virginia to secure sum OF mo-
aaned 10 said De Tubuff and others BY the
Enonweallh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04

DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE-Drawing Of
ID the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 81:
SIS 40 Is 81 81 Sc 81 40 G. SO As 1 60
Feb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04

COMMISSION BUSINESS subscri-
~ Der, after an experience of many years in The
sales of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse offers
his services 10 the Planters and Dealers in To
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina 10 sell To-
bacco. Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted 10 him shall have his striclesl
attention. Oflice-in front Of Shockoe Ware
house. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, Dec "a, lS4i.-c2m
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1,25U, ,2UU, ,UUU, 5UU, 4UU, &cr &C.
Tickets $40, halves SIS, quarters So 80. Ger
tifcates of Packages Of &c whole Tickets $3.50,
halves 65, quarters 80 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. ], for 1916, 10
be drawn al Alexandria, d. C.. Saturday, Febru-
1914
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04

Tickets $40, halves 8, quarters 80. Cerif-
Gates Of packages OF 25 whole tickets $3.50, halves
! IS, quarters 81 so.
10000 Dollars $4,000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 8, for lSi5, 10
be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, Febru-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-04

AT No. IS WEST MAIN STREET,
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, LEATHER Carpet Bags Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

A raiuabh internal Remedy.

The Vegetable Pile Eleclunry, invented by
DIR. A. Cphnm,a distinguished physician OF \
York city, is the only really successful rcnrd,
for that dangerous and distressing complaint, tho
Piles, ever offered To The American public
Mark this 1t j. an Internal Remedy - not an
external application, and will cure any case oi
Plies, either bleeding or Blind, Internal or Ex-
tcrnal ; and probably The only thing hat will
There is no mistake about It. II is u positive
lcureC-speedy and permanent. II is also con.
venient medicine 10 take, and improves the
general health IN remarkable manner
Each Box contains twelve doses anS l-3 cts
por dose. II j. very nild IN its oprrhi1 Md
may he taken ia cases Of the most afnie IN
hgmn'alon without danger. All exrnrnnl ap-
pllcalions in the highest degree disasrceable,
inconvenient and offensive and from the very
nature of the disease, temporary in their effects
This Medicine attacks the disease ~ its source,
and removn, the cause, renders the cure cer-
tain and permanent
Pamphlets giving valuable information re-
spectng this Medicine, may be. obtained oil
Agents, gratis.
DAVID T.. BRtDIEE, General Agent for
the New England States, 10, Court st, Roston.
Newport, Il. J. TAYLOR
Bristol, =. w. BpIGGs Warren, w. PAR
KER-Providcnce. GRosvENoR & CHASE.
Aug 81. ISI5-Iy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
TO TIE CONSUMP TIVE ,

Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchon'S Hungarian Balsam Of
Life, not only to countcract the consumpiive
tendencies Of the climate, but TO be used as IA
preventive medicine in all eases of Colds,
Coughs, Splitting Of blood. Pain in The Side and
Chest, lrrlIailon aud Soreness Of the Lungs
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic te.
YER, Night SwcatS, Emaciatlon and General
Debility. Asthna, lniluenza, looping Cough
and Group
In case Of actual disease Of tho Lungs. or
seated Consumption, it is the only source Of
Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald s. smith. Sole Agent. for
the United Kingdom, AT the Italian Warehouse
Regent street, London, in bottles and cases, for
ships, Hospitals, &c.
Rg Speci0t .Appointmcnt DAVID r.
BRADlEE, li9, Court street, Boston, Mass ,
sole Agent for the United States and British
American Provinces
American price 4 per bottle, with full di
rections for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass or English and
American certificates and other evidence, show
iug the unequallcd merits of this great English
Remedy, may be obtained Of the Agents gratis
None genuine, without the written signature
of The American Agent, on n gold and bronze
sabeI, to counterfeit which is forgery.
AGENrs-Newpor. Il. J. TAYLOR-Bris-
iol, >. w. BRiGGs- Warren, w. y. PAR
xER-ProVidence, GRosvENoR & CHASE
New Red(ord, f.. TmoRNroN 4 SoN-Fall
River, u. ;. CHASE. Aug. II, lS45 ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
BOSTON ALMANAC.

TIE B0sToN ALMANAC for 1916, by s. n
Dickinson, viii be ready Tor the public
on or before the l0h Of December. The
new and splendid Map of Boston viii again
appear IN tins number. Also new Map OF
The Railroads 10 The Commonwealth of Mas
sachuse,'s. This Map shows at glance all
the roads dlvcrglng from Boston. Along
ear h line Of road, the stations or depotS are
lcgIbly set down, with their distances from
Boston. II also shows the route Of the
Long Island ltond, and the course of the
Hudson River AS lar ns A bany. No Ma-sa.
chusetts man can examine thus Map OF Rall-
roads without pcasurnble feelings. AT n
glance he sees these great arteries OF bnsi.
ness life and prosperity all cenrerng IN the
great metropolis of New England. Tho
Miscellaneous Department %! the Almanac
has received all due attention. The Busl
hess Directory and other local matters have
been thoroughly revised. and made, in oil re-
spects, as perfect as possible.
Orders To be addressed, "a usual. Ia the
Publishers, Mrssrs. THOMAS GROOM &
Co, So Slai"-si., or 10 the Proprietor, N.
DICKINSON. 80, Westinghouse. Nov. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Singular Action OF CuanO.

The most singular and apparently mys-
tcrous case Of the action OF guano, oc-
CURED on the farm of John l.. ucker,
Esq, of fremont House. lie had IA
piece of grass land which was ovcrrun
with sorr-l. Thinking guano might de-
sIroy II, he mixed n quantity with dry
l,ain, aud spread II, last spring over the
field as top.drrss,ng. The result was,
u u,st luXuflant crop oi grass, without II
pnrt,cle of sorrel. This can be well un.
ders'ood :; tor farmer has only to ma.
nure highly, and the grass will soon
choke off The sorrel, which only grows
on poor soils.
Having cmp,ied his bags Of fguano, af-
ter beating them we'll, they. were lad
dawn on piece of piue barren, which,
~ isswell known, is merely dry crust
OF moss and lichens, with here aud there
few dIminu'lve strings of poor snrrel
creeping through. On removing these
bags early in September, what was Nlr
fuckers astonishmcut al finding a thick,
taupled Mass ui The most luxuriant sorrel,
such a. Is ~ great request with HIM, Tor
ih" elegant Ftench cookery of his house !
| have now before me a slng lr turf, which
he kindly sent ne, Two aud "A half ieo
lUng, one foot WIDE, oneh half of which Is
pine-barren, the other half this beas,i
iul sorrel.
Tins was sore puzzle, that, in one
case, ~ he thought, the guano should
Kill the sprrel, and IN the other make II
g"w luxurlanIly. have already ac-
counted Tor the first action of guano
and The second is equally sIrnple. On
III" pine barren, there was no grass, ot
any other vegetation, except the thick
mating of mnsS aud hcheus, aud the
sn,ai -lr,ngs oi -orrcl. Moss aud Itch
ems, when decompuScd lurm good soil,
and this decomposition Is quickly effect.
ed by III" salts III guauo. These are
w.ll-known facts. Here, then, Is a bed
ol soil ready for vegetation. Sorrel is a
plant containing large quantity OF or.
dIic dcd and two ot the ingredients ~
guano are exnlate nf ammonia aud OK
alaie OF ammonia aud .oXalule of lime.
We have, then, bed Of soil, ammonia,
lime, potash, soda, and ordIic acid eve
~ thug requisite To make sorrel grow.
and 10 grass Ia choke it otrby rank luxu-
rance. These circumstances are sure.
ly sufficient 10 account for The growth ~
question, and To reconcile the seeming
contradiction. - Tcschemacher's Essay on
Guano.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

vuNiIE subscriber respectfully informs the
IL public that he has thoroughly fitted mp
his establishment. in Thames street, where he
will constantly keep on hand every vnrieiy
Of Game, also HOLSTERS and New York Oys-
lers. Confectionery, Pastry, Cakes, &c. man.
ufactured of The best materials, and in the
incest manner, for sale rs low as at any
other establishment in town.
Mr.. Pell respectfully informs The Ladies
and Genllcmen Of this place, that he has pre-
pared rooms for the reception OF those who
may favor him with their patronage, for pri-
vatc parties, &c, &c.
THOMAS PELL.
Newport, Nov. 25lh, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
roNSU MpTIvES READM-l hereby

EONSCMPTiVES READ!!-l hereby
~ certify, that ~ consequence Of repeated
onSly affected, and fort long time | suffered
with violent pain in The breast obstinate
Cough aud dIfncult Egppctora,ion. The
symptoms daily increasing in violence, had
recourse To various remedies with no avail.
until used 1homson's CompoNnd Syrup Of
Tar md Wood .Nnphthn. which effected a
perfect cure before had taken three bottles.
f.. EVANS, Fayetle street, below Arch.
Prepared only nt tho N. f.. corner al fllth
aud Spruce streets. Pncc 30 cents.
Beware OF CuunicfieIfs.
For sale III Newport by
Dec. =. X. J. TAYLOR.