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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
E1r he En1nirer.

In looking over The Enquirer, see the names
of several distinguished gentlemen announced
as candidates for The next Spring election IN The
old Democratic county of Louisa; and without
attempting 10 pluck laurel from me brow OF
either Of The gentlemen named, wond ju,l call
The attention Of the citizens OF Louisa 10 The
name OF Doctor William A. Gillespie, gentle
man well qualified 10 fill The scat with honor. In
calling the attention of The people of Louisa to
Doctor Gillespie, do il without consulting him;
but have no doubt if The people would elect him.
he would serve them with fidelity. The writer
would be pleased 10 see some gentleman elected
from The Northern part OF the county, that being
in The vicinity al the residence Of the lamentcd
John T.. Holadav, where the Doctor has fought
manfnlIy by The side Of that distinguished gentle
man in The true cause ol Democratic principles.
The writer deems it useless 10 say any thing in
relation 10 Doctor Gllespie's principles. Suffice
it 10 say, he is OF the right stamp.
A DEMOCRAT.
Louisa Court House. December 10, lS45.
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"DrC gMBgR ~. 1915.

DECEMBER =, 1919.
1.-THE same results would enurc To Us by max
Ing railroad from the Ohio 10 CuvinSlon--ihere
10 connect with The James River and kanawha
Canal for articles OF great weight, and thence To
continue The road Tor travel 10 Richmond. As
10 The extension of the waler-linc 10 the Ohio
thai NAV lie eligible half a century hence, az
ter The public shall sec the advantages Of The in
accommodation in all lis force and bearing
Let the railroad be first constructed, and then, II
necessary aud proper, po>;criiy will carry out
our friend Cabell's scheme The most he can
now have done, is the extension OF The canal m
10 The Valley, where il will meet The trade from
The Southwest and that which will come from
the Ohio by railroad The trade and travel will
then be concentrated al Richmond-ihat spot, for
which God has done 50 much and man so lii
ler The village, with proper and adequate
avenues 10 the West and Southwest, will be-
come great citv-olherwise, with all lis natu-
raj advantages, il will only have few thou
sand inhabitants added 10 its population every
census, and fall behind many, many villages
Of the United States, which have sprang up as OF
Yesterday i am not mad, NEST noble Fcsus,
bni speak the words OF truth ana soberneSsr Al
least my youthful enthusiasm may provoke
smile from YOU. As 10 The particular route, /
have nv preferences too, but am willing 10 leave
The decision to professional and competent com
missioncrs. Thai something eilcclual should BE-
done by The present Legislature. am thoroughly
convinced, il il only he 10 serve as lieament 10
bind The East and the West more firmly together,
and make them feel as one people. In regard
10 the ways and means c'A m 0ntrc Ggouc.'-
Surely, with onf resources, some OF our political
fnancier> may digest practicable and wogrs'rc
scheme, il The dcat and htad can be made 10
unite in it. Ii sectional jealousies are, however
10 prevail, instead OF an exalted sense Of pa
triolism, consider the whole affair as al an end
and al every new census we must drop below
some Two or three ui The more snerprising and
rising States, and then Viisnia's Occupation 5
gone -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

The OREGoN EXPEDITION Gas We learn from
the Newburyport Herald,) has been made up,
and the brig Henry" Of 1873 tons, has been pur-
chased in Salem. Capt kiIborn was 10 leave
for that place on Wednesday, 10 bring The brig
around 10 NewhurypoTi for equipment.
Messrs. Gushing and Johnson, the owners Of
The Chenamus, now running as packet between
The Sandwich Islands and The Columbia river,
and several traders and mechanics, have taken
an interest in the expedition. DR.. White, the
delegate from Oregon at Washington, has en-
gagged passage in The vessel, and DR.. Watson, Of
Newbulyport will also take passage in her. !,
is probable that several enterprising young men
may seek their fortunes in thai new country,
which is destined in The next generation, undoubl-
eddy, 10 be a great mart Otlrade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

The following are some Of The provisions OF
the important bill 10 incorporate The Richmond
and Ohio Railroad Company, which was discuss
cd in the House Of Delegates on Friday, and was
made the order Of The day Tor Thursday next. 1t
proposes 10 authorize The Company 10 construct
4 road from Richmond, on The South side OF
James River 10 the Ohio River 'ty The most
eligible route other than the immediate valley Of
The James River below Lynchburg," p'Opnied,
thai the restriction 10 the valley Of James River
'sshall not be construed a 10 prevent the road
from crossing JAMES River 50 as not 10 inter-
ierc with The James River Canal The ca
pi,a Of The Company 10 be Sl2,OcoOoo, oil
which the Board OF Public Works is authorized
10 take two filhs or less As soon as S300U,Ooo
Of The capital shall have been subscribed, ana
one million actually paid in, The remaining TWO
millions having been fully secured 10 be pad IN
The Company shall be invested with corporate
powers.
One Of III. sections OF The bill authorizes the
Company 10 cxpcnd TWO millions OF Their capital
stock 'ior the general purpose oil buying, selI"s
and improving unsettled and waste lands west
Of The Blue Ridge in this Stale, and Tor The cslao-
Iishment and carrying on OF manufactures OF ron
wool, -four, cotton, and such other purposes as
the said Company may elect, except banking.
If The scheme OF this "srcat Company be-
comes a law. The Editor oil The Petersburg Intel
licenccr. who is a member OF the Legislature, Is
very sure tina, the Road will he commenced al
The Western terminus Of the Clover Hill Rail
road. whichruns about thirty miles from tins City
II is said, Thai gentlemen from New York, who
are interested in The scheme, will be able 10 sup
nly The required amount OF money.
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nIsTrNGIJIsnED ARRIVAL.

ON Main Street, yesterday, motley but de-
lighted crowd, listened 10 the rhapsodes OF Henry
Smith, The vrrilable "Razor-Slrop Man" His
remarkable improvisatons were poured forth
from pile Of paving stones, on which he stood,
in all his glory, We heard him say he had "a few
more left" Iii stalled that he is about 10 esa-
bish razor-sirop mandatory in the Old Do
minion. We cannot but admire III. industry and
energy OF one, who is said 10 deserve great credit
for his honesty and charity. He will, doubtless,
sharpen The zeal Of our people, with his Yankee
contrivances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
! SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG LADY, native al Virginia, WE" ma ia
~ some experience ~ The insrinrtnn oi YOUTH -
e. Ia procure situation for The present year -
In aprivac family or Academy. She WI lr"rh ~ 'h
branches of thorough English Education WIN N'eh
Work Of various kinds, such a. embroidery !" "o.
t"d-. 81 =. ~
Sparta. Caroline county, slll meet WIN 'n'n'da'e a
t-ntioO. ..,,-,,,,r.a
RErrEyrcrs- Elder &. a. Laws, Sno'tsy IVAN
s.ni T. pyl,nJ C.o king \ Queen, MIR. iianba
..'' an -, r.,oi,,. Jan. G--ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
TO he Editors Of he Enqrirer:

House. or DELEGATES, Janv ,, 1916.
Gentlemen | have this moment seen the re-
port Of the proceedings OF The citizens OF the coun
" of Middlesex, held on the 22d of December,
and published in your paper OF this morning the
Sd of January. am represented in that report
as having warmly supported The third resolution,
which is one OF instruction 10 the Senator from
that district, and The Representative from that
county. Permit me, SiIS, to correct this, am
sure unnlenlonal, misrepresentation My pre-
sence in this meeting was wholly accidental.
was in The Courthouse, attending professional
engagements, when the meeting was organized,
and was invited 10 address those present upon The
subject Of education in general and particularly
as 10 the support and management OF the Univer
sty of Virginia, which request complied with;
but certainly did moi advocate, or intend 10 advo-
cate, the adoption Of any resolution inslructing
representatives Of whom was not a constituent.
Respectfully yours,
MUSCOE GARRETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
Jan. 6 c2awtds
I.DJIc TION

A YOUNG MAN, who has been educated in 'Iri-
~ MA offers his services the present year a. Teacher
lie would prefer To situation above tide wafer
in or the upper counties Of this State but would mol
object residing in any healthy section 6 this, ms ma
tive State lie has been engaged for several successive
years Ia teaching The English Latin and Greek lancna
ges and has testimonials 81 god moral character and
competency Ia give instruction in those languages
Letters directed 10 X. II. Turner'S Store, Caro-
line county, Va, will meet with prompt attention.
Ian G. eli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

We are sorry 10 announce, that Mark Alex
ander, Esq, will not be candidate, next Spring.
for reelection 10 the House OF Delegates from
the county of Mecklenburg. The State OF Viz
ginia will sincerely regret TO lose from her coun-
ellis the valuable services of gentleman 50 Ia
vorably known, both in the Halls OF Congress
and in our own Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
DEATHS.

Died, on Sunday morning, llh mt after
lingering indisposilion OF several months ~ we
residence OF Joseph M. Willis, IN ms Guy, MI
CHARLES L. NoRMESr, in The 3lih year OF ms
age His su1erinss for Shot lime were e'rlu,
cairg but he bore them with patience ahu ie'
sionaiinn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
A VoTER or PRINCESS ANNE.

RlcnD p lItRRioK, The Wing representative in
Congress Of The Troy District has addressed a
letter Ia his constituents warning them OF The
strong probability that The Tariff will be reduced
10 a revenue standard, and that The Sub-Treasu-
IS, with very lille modification, will become the
law al The land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
RANDOLPH uOTEI-F.RmyilLg. Va

RANDOLPH HOTEL-FaRMvitLE, Va.
= The subscriber date Of holloway having
- rented This estlhls lime nj. and II having recent
fsSiM ~ undergone Thorough repair, hees leave Y"
.lAk make known Ia his friends, and The pubic er
n-rally, that he is now prepared to accommodate an
those WHO may favor him with call From his rspc-
rrncr 10 the business and determination an bs part
10 make his house acceptable 10 The public he iiat'fs
himself that hr Will receive his due proportion OF pal
ronage. HIS charges shall bc accommodated TO The
tiInrs-vZ:
Roard. per wear. TO he paid quarterly, sl20 10
Board, per day, :,
Board, Tor man and horse, per day, !!
For man and horse, all night, supper, lodging and
breakfast, =
Single meals, 81!
i'm. G-cIm TIIOS W. EPES.
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FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TAKEN or from Buckingham couniy, Virginia
L about the 7th 81 stl December, nine Nrtrors two
10, 5, the balance women and chdun,) belonging 10
the Estate vi David Crews deceased. The above pro
perry was taken an by mel one of v huss name
General Johnson tsonrtimes calls himself Cook John
son, j and the other Wis., who Is spare made man,
with dark hair. II is suppnse they have iced, said
10 he civ. by the name of Smith, from the
nforesa,d deceased David Crews, which j. 'r-mthl.nt-
All persons hereby forwarned from puicasne said
Srerors. will give four hundred dollars for The ~.
groes il delivered al Buckingham Court h0ns., Va,
liberal reward if they secured that gel them
again. JOHN CREWS.
Jan e-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
For The Enquirer.


Gentlemen: In your paper OF The second insan',
pelused with much pleasure communication
from an ECLECTIC Physician advocating the in
CORPORATION OF an Eclectic Medical Institute in
this Stale. am nothing but 'pain old farmer"
but employ Botanic Physicians alone (they
arc most successful in pracice,) and, therefore,
feel "deep and abiding" interest IN the establish
ment OF this institution. We have an equal
right 10 charter 10 establish an Institution, and
have "physicians of our choice" educated, as
have others; and there is too much intelligence
and wisdom among our Legislature for me 10
doubt moment that The BILL OF Incorporation"
will be passed unanimously. No acl OF The "Ge-
neral Assembly" would give such universal 81
tisfaction believe no money is asked, though
The Legislature granted loan OF ''iew thou
sand dollars" 10 another Medical Institution,
whose claim, were no stronger 10 "public chart
w" but we want no money given. The friends
oi The practice can erect buildings il charter Is
granted. Thomsonians are universally "warm-
hearted" charitable class ollhe community We
will erect a building in your city that will be an
honor 10 The State.
Nnrro IN pprvcrSs ASxr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
NEGROES FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of decree e nd.red al the last Of the
ID Circuit Superior COul Of Law and Chancriy Tor The
county of Lunenbu.e, in the Of Puly, &c, rs.
Browns Administrative, will sell, at public anct"h,
for cash ON the gu day Of February next at Lunenburg
Court hnuse, tbring Court day between II and - IKE
y Negroes, consisting of men, women. boys and e'ris
T.. r. CHAMBERS co,,rs
X. ID 1t1RNBULL, ''"'
g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
VIZ p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
w No l0., East Main Street.

ANOTHER PElIE OF $1,000 SoLl''
Nos IA a3 81 prikr Of 81 ,0Do. ~ Alexandria iol
terry, No. J. drawn Jan. :, sold 10 ciiHrn
Drawn Nos. of the Lot cry
n RI 20 81 q - ~ - ~ !. g. u.
IuMrtN .isirii,.iinv p,iJ-- nim:.-i ',.'' -
LUX al I,r tonwin list sold iiln The lsl m"t'h-
Dec a. 81 "a, the Capital VI Sin,0Uo
~, 81 81 80, do. uuo.
:" 81, . "a 81, do. 1um
Jan 3. IL 20 81, do. l,Wo-ahd I"l- ri
smaller ones.
Please motto, The LARGE Srhrmcs-SJl,NOo, .i"'tr
Sc-advcrised IN another par OF this pap'r' rnd.
when you want rri1e Ticket, Just send rrniiial'
10 TURIN.
For This hlurning-fapiIas prihcs al Sl'lO0
priIrs Of 900. Tickets s..
Jsn.6 TURPIN'S OFFICE, near The i'n.a.
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EAGL: PRIZE OFFICE.

nRAWINC: al Pokom"ke Lottery, NJ" ~:
~ &, ., ~ 30 ~ = o. ! ~
Ticket Nos = ~, small Capital ci S-.,V, s"ln anu
ii., ,,,,s ,iic- Ly J. MOORE = 60.
Drawing III DrlaWair Lottery, NJ" 3l9
a. &c ~ 90 - % 81 II 3 > -.
Ticket Nos. ~ G3, another capital som a, we -
gle' ifce, by
drawing If Pok"mukc Lottery, Ne" 10;
81 al : Is - ~ : u ~ ~
Tirkrt. N"s. ~ 30 81 another small enc "i So '''
al the Eagle lice, by ;. W O -
DIawine of Delaware Lottery, No ::
4; 10 II rs ~ - III II IS 10 . ~
Drawing nf Pnkomokr Ianitrry. Ne -
533 ~ - 81 ~ - ~ 40 ~ ~.
Ticket Nos 3 80 ~, another Capital. sold and pad
al the Eagle Office, 10y j. NJ = -
Magnificent Lottery for To-Day CTus.iay tap
tai- SG,0O0 2O0p son, goo, &c. - Ncs IL drawn
ballots. Tickets 50; halves J. quarters 30
This is = magnificent Lottery 10 buy package III
Risk on package of Qnaltrr Ii,hr's only = - H.
collect thai the Eagle Oti.r - The pace la hay ihr
pitfalls tall soon, before ih,y are all sold.
Jan. q ). MpohL y ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

We understand Ina, The Committee OF Elections
in the House Of Representatives, will report in ia
vor,ot Mr. Brockenbroush, as legally elected from
the Stale OF Florida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

We have been requested, by an ardent advo-
cate of the Temperance cause, to publish the
following from The Boston Star Our readers
NAV mol be aware Of The laci, that the Police
Gazette OF New York has commenced violent
crusade against Mr.. Cough. MIR. Cough has re-
piled in long article, which We think cxcul-
pates him from most OF The charges OF The Ga
zette. Mr.. Cough intends visiting Virginia in 4
short time
"MR. COUGH AT FREMONT TEMPLE.
"One of the largest audiences ever gathered
within four walls, in Boston, was drawn by the
announcement, that John b. Cough would lee
ture last evening al fremont Temple. The
spacious house was literally crammed, and hum
dreds, il not thousands, went away unable 10
gain admillancc. The meeting was opened with
music and prayer, and The audience having been
earnestly requested 10 refrain from any nantes
lation of feeling as il was the evening OF the
Sabbath, MIR. Cough came forward upon the
platform. lie spoke about one hour in behalf Of
The Tcmperance cause, and with all his old feel
ing, eoquence and force. Al the close of his
remarks, his physical strength appeared some
what exhausted; but that sweeping flow oil intel
leclual power, which has so often held thousands
spell bound, and which has wrought 50 many
wonders upon hearts before deemed adamant, was
still, 10 ali appearances, unchecked and undi-
unfinished.
"Mr. Cough, in closing, spoke 0! himself and
his slanderers, and expressed his gratitude 10 tic
people Of this city, and especially its press, for
The kindness manifested towards him, and the
confidence sill reposcd in him, assuring them
that he stood there an injured man, but, said he,
Il thank kind Providence tlia, my life has been
spared, and that am abe-yes, AIiE is The
word-to vindicaic my character from all the
aspersions that have been cast upon it, and that
shall be done, speedily, 10 the satisfaction moi
only OF my friends, but even Of my foes The
audience could no longer restrain their feelings
bu, broke forth in repeated rounds of applause
"Mr. Cough went on 10 say, that he had enc
mics in certain quarters who seemed determined
to show him no mercy, and 10 them, il any o.
them were present, he would only say-You
may have long lives before you and circum
stances may conspre to place Won in situations
as irving and embarrassing as have been in, j
such should ever be the case, bear in mind tina
wi h what measure ye mele unto Others il Shall
be meed 10 you again'-and von hare sto,rn ne
no MERCY"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
MOND, VA.
Tuesday Morning, January 6, 1916.

a-aT The Members of the General Assembly
Of Virginia, who are friendly 10 the call OF
State Convention, are requested 10 meet 10 ihe
Hall Of the House Of Delegates, this evening" al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

Zachary Lewis rlainun
again-t
William ackhouse's Admini uaIors, and nlr's
Drlcudnn'-t
This cause came on 10 br again heard an The p,l,l'
foiip. ry read, and The amended and snpl. h't''
bill filed the last term of the Court, winch "nr'''t
bilI riur taken fr confessed 10 AL thr d" an az
eyccpt he sheriff of Gloucester Mathew " k"nl'
who il the Administrator Committee ~ NilhHm '.
Bac khousr, as To- whom the plaintiff ASH n"'hh. y
this Lime: aud IL appearing IL The Count bai ihr't ~
runrt rtion between lie sad Estate 81 W li ~ -
house that should rearl prevent the pninnh y. ~
prmrrdnr against the other defendants. ~ !" WIN,
IN. biII'has httn taken for confessed, and tr t''h"
AM Horace Faulkner, Administrator DE bon'r non -
Tboma, Fanikncr having bren permitted !" n'' ~ ="
20 .. :, ms Term IL. usual terms, thai u shall 80 '"
,.,s d,la the rau.c and The paiDtH trneine 81 ~
caus. -, in The -ad Faulkner, ON biII and ahs~'t hhd
@ ,,,um, nj, the Court. az consideration. doth adJn -
49,, and drcfrr that Thomas Jones, sheriff 81 ~
liz, rnupty and COMMITTEE Administrator de h"h'-
NON ~ rhona. 6. rfltirndr' rrhd't pt'"le one oI "
,',n;ssi.n,rs Of th- Court an accoaht "' ihnmas -
ON. M. act,ug- one al We fNr', ~, " - 49,, ~"
49, - Ir.os.d: and 2nd, that The said ih"mds 'o''
,.ndr, before the same CominiNN."h'' =" =, h,
,Yn octinps ~ the COMMITTEE h""i'n'" o., XXI,
- ~ ,lr said Thomas q. tbli' hhrh, anu, -, ~
non o rho. lane render before thr -anr S"mn'l'-
-. a., ,,cnunt of his avn aciiHs- n lhr 1hrIi ''
mi,,.- Administrator de t'hs :" :, y, .,,i
,"i,,.,J.o. and ith. that H"'nct fan'kbet, 'i"''r
, a, hams ron az Thomas Fanlkhcf. render bti.ie
- I'm, Comm, an account 81 MS own i" ~.
n ,br Estate 81 the said Thomas Fanisue'' W. -,
H., ,hr defendant. Jehn Sinclair, Adhlh'''i'''" -.
,, I'm NJ MARY Barhhousc, render before '' s'"'
Cmmi..orrr an account al his aeiinss on sau s,s
80" o,b thai The def. nIant. Temple Wait,f Sh,l'
~ King 4 Queen county, aid Committee ""h''''.u'
mr. ,r bons non OF taiy Lewis, rrhh'f orl"'e W.,
comuissioner an account al his aciinss on ~"
ali &c which said accounts The sad l"i"'n''sr
aa..,aa =, canine state and report 10 Court wan a,i
matter specially stated, which may be e9n'l'eIs S ~
''' 80 ,,nuirr Il, L. ~ siatrd And, ~ Ia th-
, ,ad Accounts herein before directed ,hr %mis
il directed 10 regard prima far t"rL'' ,,
accounts which may have been n'rei"'"'' NH. IT,
.,nuer, appoint.d for that putpptr' UNI a.,
.,n,r hall he surcharged and faished y! P'c''
| him. Ivy poRT pol LARD, t'etk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that an election 81
IN Directors for the Uni"n aud Union Potomac Tom
NAMES will be held in the city of Washington ON hr
fir.t Monday in February neal. BY order.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

We shall tomorrow commence, and hnlSh as
speedily as possible, the great Oregon Correspon-
dence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

GLOVER SEED.-2O0 Bushels bnsn' o. g..
u handsome Clover Seed in Store Oh ne :"
sin. and for sale by co
Ian HENRY LUDLAM -.
NIFTY NEGROES FOR HiRE-h H..
them good Miller, Blacksmith ~ ~, !,
ters, Drivers, House Servants, mae an ,h,,
Gardiner. Ii" iii. .,l,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

IN CHANCEKY.- Vit'i>is: In King William S~'
rlor Court, 2ist November, i-i5:
Zachary Lewis, Pldhl'h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-12
LaipSi ManazinRS.

We have received Part IL of Lardner's popular
Lectures published at the Tribune Office N. Y As
scientific work it has not been oxcelled by any
thing of the kind in the English language 1t ought
to be extensively circulated, especially among the
young,
We have also received the farmers Library, a
monthly agricultural work, edited by John s. Skinner
published at the Tribune Office. Farmers would lind
it for their interests to paronize this popular work
Price, $500.
J. A. Somerby has laid Oh our table the last Ma
TIoNAL MAGAZINE 1t contains most beautiful
plate, representing Christ raising Jairuss daughter
That plate alone is worth the subscription price for
year.
Also GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. This work is SO well
known that it needs no recommend from US.
Also ARruUR's MAGAZINE The articles in this
work are of high moral character and it needs only
to be read to be admired,
Also AMERICAN LADYs ALBUM, edited by H. II M
Cochran, and published at Boston, No. 66 Cornhill
This is u religious md literary work Of high merit
The above works can be had at Somerby's Period
ical Office in this village.
The FAMILY CIRCLE AND PARLoR ANNuAL. This
is the title of an interesting monthly, edited by Rev
w. M'Jimsey, N Y. Price, $500. We have jus
received the March No. Parents may, without hesita
on procure this work for their children, for its mora
influence is good and none can read it without being
instructed and benefited