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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
IL Agricultural.
Legislative Agricultural Meeting.

The twelfth agricultural meeting was held at
the State House, on Tuesday evening, March
81. AT this meeting the subject discussed was
the Management of sheep, swine, and horses
Mr. Calhoun in the chair
Mr. Buckminister thought farmers were am
bilious of making their stock too large He
prefers small or middle sized horse to large
one. They are better formed Large horses
are more apt to stumble, and become lame and
generally cannot perform SO much work in pro-
portion to the quantity of food which they eat
He could not see the advantage of raising hogs
which would weigh six hundred pounds, but
preferred one weighing about four hundred, with
small bones. So also with sheep.
Mr. Morton of Hadley, usually keeps from
one to two hundred sheep. They are of the
Spanish Merino variety, having fine wool. This
variety he tho6ght the most profitable. Sheep
should be short-legged, thick set, and we'll wool
ed under the belly. He thought two sheep
weighing one hundred each, as profitable as one
weighing two hundred On grain land which
has been worn down, sheep are the most profita-
Bile stock which can be kept. Thirty sheep
could be kept on worn out field, where two
cows would fare SLIM They will subdue briars,
Johnswort, and other noxious weeds. Mr. Nor
ton described his method of managing sheep.
He has novels for them to lay under, in the cen
ire Of his fied-one to every fifty sheep. They
are very fond of laying in the shade, in summer,
during the greater part of the day He thought
the manure saved in and about the hovels COM
pensated him for the expense of building These
novels should be built in spring, before the
sheep are turned out, as if they get in the habit
of laying in the shade of fence, or tree, il is
difficult to make them change, and thus their
manure is scattered about. A little hay or salt
might be put in the novels at first 10 attract
them. He thought sheep would do as well with
out water as with. Indeed, he had had sheep
fat quicker in pasture without water The
only way he could account for this was, that
they would feed all night, while the dew is on
the grass, instead Of sleeping. He had sheared
on an average three pounds and three ounces Of
wool to each sheep. Farmers are too apt to sell
the best lambs to the butchers
AS to hogs, he agreed with Mr.. Buckminster,
that large ones were not the best. So also with
horses He thought the best feed for shoat'
was a mixture of corn and rye, or corn anC
buckwheat. 1t was bad practice to keep pig
short until certain time before killing, ant
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MiSce Han Eas.
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From the N. Y. Evangelist.
The Signs Of the Times,
BY REV. JOHN S. C. ABBOTT.

The Bible asserts that there is reserved for this
world more brilliant day than ever yet has dawned.
Faith finds coadjuter in sight. The signs of the
times full of promise. Kings and queens, though
all unwittngy, becoming nursing fathers and nur
sing mothers to the church. With this idea guiding
our pen let take cursory view of the leading ma
tons of the globe, and of those influences which are
now dispelling the intellectual and moral night.
England the United States and Russia, are now I'M
questionably the three leading nations of the globe.
For though there are other nations as France Austria
and Prussia vastly surprising the United States, in
what are usually estimated the elements Irrational
grandeur population, wealth and the power of their
exerng upon the globe is unsurpassed by that of any
other nation, with the exception of England.
The territory of the United States is equal to that
of the whole of Europe, with the exception of Russia.
1t is ten times large England, Scotland and Ire
land united. The most rigid calculation assures us
that in twenty-five years the population Of this country
will be forty millions; in seventy five years. more than
one hundred and fifty mllions in one hundred years,
nearly thee hundred millions will be clustering along
the rivers and spread the vaes and hills of these
United States; and many of our grandchildren will
see nearly six hundred millions of inhabitants crowd
ing the cities and cutvatng the fields Of this vast ter
ritory, whitening every with their fleets, and pen
etratng in thousand nameless ways every island and
every continent
And all causes now tend to national consolidation
Speed is conquering, nay, absolutely annhilating
space When the locomotive leaps the remote tribu
tales of the Missouri and rushes down the western de-
clivties of the Rocky Mountains, journey from the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
Facts for the PeODle,

1t is fact, that as citizens Of the United
States, we live under constitution which de-
clares its object to be TO secure the blessings
of Liberty to ourselves and our posterity;" and
it is also fact, that this constitution has been
perverted to the support Of slavery, and the ma
ioriiy of the people of the United States quietly
allow the shareholders assertion that slavery is
guaranteed to them by this document; and un-
der it they claim the protection of government
while engaged in the nefarious business of ensla-
wing men made in the image Of God.
His a fact, that God has made revelation
Of his will and character TO man, and mans NOR
al responsibility, in the Bible, wherein he has
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AGENTS. FOR THE FIREMAN,

lDanville-S West
IN Danville-W Sias
ISt Johnsbury-Rev J P Stone
ISuttOn-Dea Bean
IGrotOn-Rev o G Clark
ICabot-Q Cook
ORLEANS Co
IAlbany-Rev G Putnam
|Barton-F w Kimball
ICraftsbury-E Cook
lGlOver-S Vance
GreensborO-G II Page
Irasburgh--J Cooper
Lowell d Harding
N Troy-AJ Rowell
LAMoILLE Co.
Cambridge-M Stafford
Eden-Dr Atwell
ElmOre-J Scott
IHydepark-Dr Morse
IJohnson-A w Caldwell
MorristOwn-J West
lStOwe-B II Fuller & d Lothian
lWaterville-J NJ Hotchkiss
lWoIcott-S Pennock
,,,c
", WINDsoR 20 Nh .
Decentralization Fletcher
IChester-O Hutchinson
lRocbester-Rev w scales
lRovnlton-B Han
lSb ,ro.,-P MetcnIf
| Norwicb- g Morrison
IndIow-FCR obhins
1 Rridgewater-T,Rnvmond
Wonds,ocIT n Unfcbinson
IStOCkbTldge-J M Bennett
ISpringfeld--J Martin
Weathersfield-J M Aldrlch
IAndOver-W Warner
Rur1.xn 10
IRutlond-R n Thrnll
IRrandon-R Marsh
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WAsHINGTJ IN Co.
Waitsfield-O Skinner
WOrcester-D Field
Wanen-D Upham
Moretown-B Reed, jr.
Waterbury-R Parker
WoOdbury-S Britain
Calais-J Mower
Plainfield- c A Whittlesy
ORANGE Co.
BradfOrd-J ID Clarke
Brooktield-D Kingsbury
L BroOk6eld-S NJ Bigelow
Chelsea-H Hale
ECorinth-Rev f @ BarrOws
Corinth-Rev S Comings
Topsham-B Aldrich
West Fairlee-G May
Newbury-S Sias
Randolph--D Wakefield
L Randolph-N S Brooks
w Randolph-Dr Bradford
Strafford-T Burr
Post Mills-L Hinkley
Vershire-Dr Tyler
Orange-P l. Lord
CHITTENDEN 20.
BuTlington-H Lovely
Charlotte-W S Baldwin
Huntington-Dr Work
Hinesburgh--A Beecher
Essex-COl. Paige
Williston-W II French
WestfOrd-T G Beach
Underhill & Jericho--L s Barney
RichmOnd-Dea e B Green
ADDISON Co
Ferrisburgh-O ShOles
Vergennes-Dr A Sprague
MonktOn-C Cook
Starksboro--J Batty
LincOln-Dr Kent
Middlebury-R L Fuller
Bristol-H Needham
Cornwall-Rev | Hutchinson
Addison-W Reeves
HanCoCk-A Piper
Weybridge-M Stowe
FRANKLIN Co
Enosburgh-A Fuller &c A i
Rokar
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Narrative.

The narrative of Mr.. John Turner, who iaes
ly lectured in this place on slavery, is substans
tally as follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ 4 NJ r.. -.
tT /, IN ~ | NJ
- ~ lO l. 4N VI ~
~, .,,,r,.p
MAHNETlC kIIIID
Tu1uIS -.--,-,I -.
III 'hhS rcmhh"oic ihNehtIon, winch has re-
eevcd the almost universe. APPRECIATION OF pro
ssion OF Great Britain comprises entirely application Of
Gavanis Us remedial agent by ordnary
Gavanie Batteries Electric and Magnetic Machines
TREY Dispensed WITH and the Mysterious power OF Galvanism
Ph'a Nou any OF the objections which inepaablo
hoec now IN ne The strong doses and at irregular inter
' winch CaNaniS applied by the Machines has been
nouneed Net ahr and impartial trial. TO be psciDsrLr
vas 20 'neuy m mdea defect That this new application
was projected which, after toll
en 20 us state Of Perfection The GAtvAsio RSo'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

I've AN BAIsSAM Of LlvERwoRT and IoARnoUND pre-
pared from Indian containing
kinds of and herbs each bou, prep
discovered the Con
SYMPTOMS. Coughs Gods, sprting OF Blood Hoopng Coughs
Asthma Difficulty nj Breathing Influenza Gunsy, Phhsie Liver
Complaint &c This Baam long and avonby known.
sale by Z. JOHNSTON. Druggist
5 No us Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
KENT, KENDALL Il hTWATER,
importers and whOtc>aIc Dealers,
- MAIN STREET.

EEANE in store, and are now receiving, their
stock British French and American Dry Goods for the
fall trade comprising unusually large and variety
which viii be they be bought any market
this country ard which they respectfully o.
the trade KENT, kENDAlsL& ATNATEk
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]. H. EUSTACE Il son

ID ESPECTFULL1 SOLICIT The merchants OI
Virginia. trading passing through Richmond examine
their Drug Medicines PANS and Dye SUITS They
prepared offer such inducements they think, Will max" ithe
interest dealings their this place.
Ginseng and Flsei taken exchange Tor goods
the highest ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
I[gNgI j .! ms

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA.-Penons aaiie,-
cd with serofua Kings Evil Cancer ErysFeas Old
Meeufa any complaints arising nom
impurities Of the hood requested following smo
mails in proof Of the WONDERFUL properties Of tina above
define
But simple of convincing those
who daily imposed upon by their
the iertie maginaons Of living wnes.
the person Of Mr. Brooks, whose below may
seen at our Office No Murray see New YoIL,
kindly consented m1in for days satisfaction Of
Ihose who require oeeular demonstration.
As Mr. " eaH remain but short time from his family Pha
deha those who feel interest
Read! Read: Rcad!.!
We the Undersigned, having visited Mr. Isaac
oee OF Messs Roward Walton Market street Philadelphia
consider his the most remarkable witnessed
or heard OF
His disease serora and terrible his twelve
year conflict with the dctfoyrr.
His palate the cnre roof Of hi mouth upper lip
I'D OF the right have been destroyed his nearly up
and aIt OF the jaw bone carried away And yet give
Nj b. informs that January last whole interior Of his
mou h. as well the most OF hfaee pain
fIulcerS-
On the IIh January he taking Dr. CULRNs
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which checked the disease in
fe~ diy' aad hoH thai time the has progressed
New @ has supplied place deep ulcers aud though
We assured that IA treatment Mr. Hooks case "a
MeTeual Ointment Cause applications has been ued-n
Chas l. Rowand HsadyEle, Crawford eounty Penn
J. w Jones. ST. u, So Ith PhLdeiph-.
Timothy caldwfH Marion county Mo.
WIN. sleeing, NJ d, Camden, " J.
J. Potter Manhattan Of Mineral Teeth 100 South Phil
Geo w. sie'z bushmlter, an Market st, Phla.
A. d. GiIo's pastor OF 18th Baptist Church. DO
John Bel, Erie Il, Phia (Sorh American oniee)
John w Ashmsad % south 9th street, Phiad,lphn
i. wagner hhOEafhfr, ZIG ChcsEu's st. do.
joel Botine gass manufacturer, williamsiown, NJ.
l.. u Goes, D. d. Boston, Mass.
Russell Garfield. physIoogist, Phia
Thomas P. J. Roby, N. d, H1risburgh Pa
Peter Wright $50 Market T. Ph.ll.
VIM Uric, pastor s. r1uls Church Carharine st. PhIa
Jno Chlmlers pastor Let lrde?oa. Church Bfosd
T. .synders publisher Of Pe'gc s,andcTd. Phila.
= r. sellers Editor Olive Bfanch Doyez:own Pa
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WORTIsAM, McGRUDEIs q GO

WORTE5Au. McGRUDER d CO.
OFFER FUR SALE:
III HHDs St crG or P g'Go and n o sugar
% bUi, D Clarified Sugar
30 lhis hola.ses part prime
100 bags Old Government Java COEeo
I23 DO Rio do
los do Iaguayra do
10 ta,es Mocha do
.npn~dsr and Black Teas, OF best quality
$50 key. Nai., assorted box and warebou-e
200 s.des Sole Leather good aud damaged
go Russet DO
Shoe Thread
80 boxes Sperm Candies
10 DO Judds pat sp. Candies
l-O do Candies liuls . WOoirufs
100 DO Soap
do Starch
10 kegs SAT- PDtIo
csrOons Ind 20
10 ha'kefs best (Dursnd1, Olive OIL
90 tcs Coal PIT Oh
Winter Sperm OIL
1000 krEs Dlpou,s sporting and blasting Powder
50 boxes sTiO and lOII2 Glass
500 bags shot
bar Lead
20 hhfs Mfddiiug Baoot
90 q, Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boxes TIN Pilts
Block Tin aHd spslter
goo rms Whipping Paper
$50 Grind stlca
IS bbls Tar
20 bbs pure CIDER VINEGAR
- az casks best WoOihouse Wines
Genuine 90 Port do
Cotton Vans, a. n-tary prices
t6unn Lines, L,njon Mustard
Ginger P'nler, AZ Spice. sack Salt &C
. tons Am. clustered Steel
Engsh blit. Shear AMI Cast
tons sp1rg steel
= scsoa tnos
90 " Trederarand English
Ehsrt and Boiler rits iron
Band and Hoop do
AI'' Plough rIat'' 30. ,e3
W. I" ", Lonf aud Crusbrd SugsT, tanners oil
40 Hf BONES W. ~ ". LOAF SUGAR
De- .rHHN. d
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PHILIP NJ. TABB ~ son,
GENERAL. AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

once. Main street. opposite Exchange Rank
A TTEND To TIE COLLECTION oP CLAIMS Of every
IN description; Renting the rents and selling real
property the adjacent country Hiring Negroes col
.sng hires and dPosng of them puSe private sale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

SAMUEL H,SS.v, Secretary.
The subscriber. Company prepared
receive applications Life Insurance periods
named for year years, life and for any
exceeding slo 600 single life The OF Insurance
Of the intermediate years
Wcil all other Information
Insurance Will also be made known Application The advan
offered by this Company believed equal
superior those offered any
Britain. H. g. GwATIlMEY
Physician soeic,y-the Family Physician party
whose life Is TO be insured Aft
RLACk IRON POLISH, for Iron
~ RaiiHgs Sc Sc This article produces ratings.
Crates, and all kinds OF Iron beautiful polish
curing no more labor than III, application OF ordinary
1t Is very durable aud effected by exposures eaoeuaDy
protecting the Iron nom the OF the weather For
DuvAi n PURCELL.
II Mai Spe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
UPHOLSTERING
RORERT NOTF

House sign Painter and GlazIer
Nsft % FreAaNrs Ra-k, RiesHcHS, JtrrtHia,
HAS received supply Of Paints O Copc and other
varnshes Brushes and Blcnders. An
mrnt OF French Window Glass from $40
SOIs6 inches which he desrous .co work thu
u.ost reasonable terms.
IA large supply OF Soap stone Paint for sale low,
u.rior for or R.N.
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TO THE AFFLICTEni

DIR swAYNE's COMPOUND sARsAPARIIIA ANn tyr
OF TAR FILLS, mid gentle Purr,ive un,,,,,, A., ~
heieine Tor removing ihr Bile, aAsig ne SaeA ami
plants generally. ~ '' '""''
The responding, the gloomy depressed who have n,,
'ny were hborng under load Of DISEASE which they c, M,
abe To BEAR will soon have removed by The ~
.he Fun'iSo PITTS and Dr. SrdyHss CDzpd SyruB Of I
A the great suenghener and supporter the dceniny nov
SONS Dor " ''''I .
ohy Agents in Richmond genuine u.u, r,,io,
Wild Cherry can be obtained PEYToN JouNsfoY p,,,
ilS Main Street. and W. II. DoRNIN. Broad street Az a.
r oS btagg wilson, and Q. Coing Co. Petersburg Va
" l. hurden, and King Toy, Norfolk; e. b. Win. F,.de,
Aouis taInham Washington, D. c. by Agents generally
lie
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ooK no YOUR INTEREST The sub.
VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN PAINTING

AvING been expense andtroabcl have last
eeoded procuring keep WHITE aud shine
-aaai thu best polished white doors And Offer
en muehe charge than the old plan Of polished woTk
Specimens be Of the worn, at my Shop.
RIO. MOTT, Painter,
H.. an.nnr
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IL " and in good order, just hand Tor sale by
@sS INLoEs a BROTHER.
COFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra an,
~ Java Coffee, in store, for sale by
WILLIAMS d HANALL.
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. cases Gala Pla
VI Liasrys nd beautiful parcrns-ior very
es4 HAYES VAN pEuRsEN n WARDS.
w sUGARs-So hhds ST. Croi1
los hhds Porto Rico
100 do New Orleans
n boyes Loaf
IS bbis Crushed and Pulveri,ci
II teree- and 20 half do. New Orleans Csri6ed
Is bcxes HAVANA
MoLASSFs-so hhds rctto Rico
90 hhts AMI IL terees Trinidad
20 hhds Canicnas
COFFEE-S0O bugs Rio
500 bags lasuayra
ls5 bags Java
CANDLHs-SS boIrs Sperm
l6 boxessJeane
so boxes HulTs patent TaHow
40 boIes TaIow
CASTLE. Brown and shaving Soap
200 kegs Cut Nails and HAD.
TONS Bis'orcd Steel
90 Nova Scotia Grind Stone.
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
ha'es shoe Thread
90 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
10 bbis Sperm lamp oil
81 ibis Tanners Oh
zoo tieTccs Thom1ston Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Ncsts of WOODWARD
IS tierocs Rice
So bis Citcr Vinegar
- hhds Bacon sides
IS bids do Shoulders
500 bel, n. e tut Hernrss
100 bbs Family Roc do
IS Dbl. Shad
Rosin-Tar
Spinis Turpcntnc
Lettcr, Whiting and Wrapping Paper %
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SALT.
BUILDING HARDWARE.

WE offer for SALE on moderate terms, the fol-
w loWina ances, which t.s attention Of Bud
ere and Mechanics generally.
Ars Puleys, BUu aud Parliament Hinges. 400 sizes
Carpenters patent Knob ioctr N1riicr and Closet leEs
Fnob and Thumb Lstches BoI a Screw Finishing Nails
Hind Faseh.nr1. Shut eg Hooks Sash Cord
Patent sash flEcnings, sash epIiuya d..
miA " = d J. uDNNAN
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JULES HAUEI., Perfumer and Chemist,
No &c south Ri street, Philadelphia.
For Coach Maker.

Il HAVE received white and Drab Cloths, blue
other eo!oued Apaeas AID other goods for
miRgs ID. II. LONDON,
Eagle Square.
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GALLAGHER q OLDNER,

HAVE in store, and for sale on reasonable
n II % all kinds FoIeiza and Drme
Wines Liq4ors By Wbosz- aud retail TEey
hand 3 s. 10, IS and 20 gi lan' aHi r-zes and
PIT up good eny quantity that he WAVED
Keepers pu5hc the c0uny and wanting
good their would do vel rive
puresnz iy assured that any Liq1or they
81 " prove % De- a rename article
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~ OTlCE.-llaving by attachment, served
y upos stephen Fsnd7n Grfi1 pso4i5ifed
plyHg the following negotiable Notes dawn ~ Duya Bro
"a and endorsed Duva ant payable Be
ChuTchhhL o. nIva Church
hiI g. The public any
trading aid list dared Oh June, l-4C,
By DIyz, brothers Co anI eli9ncl 5y Spben DIy4L
SRGe5 BY the
patcs ,nsoei by spten Duya Tor about 5000
paya5c from June
1876 WIN. ANDERSON. Jr.
AuE 2s 1896 II Richmoni, Va.
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,

rLUsrRATED BY $40 ESgviags aud - MsPs with Globe
= Map n Tlan ry Goolneh author Of Peter Far
lcy's 1alcs" vol guaTto. rsiee soc
This souooL BoOK, book Of teaeAg
aud nothing allowed this design Al
the from the arrangement adopted viii &c fouad 10
quantity which win render convenient
family fo reference lts utility this will be
HANGED BY niex the close Of the volume simplicity pers
Guilty and have been carefully studied IN the
othc whole The and thu lettering ofthe Maps
peculiarly fun aud distinct the I'm Immediate eonteuv
with the descriptions Of countries which they relate
The Globe Map and useful device and will be found
advantage OF
easily handled and constantly before the during the
OF study. For sale by
NASH a wooDuoUsE, Booksellers.
Mai
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EuIIT CIry, WIT.
Hs c-i on 20 lay ~ Iaut-ry 1876 bso, mo
The sub inter Justice IT STATE iu ami for The
city sf1esad personally et Benedict Green md made
oath on Voc Holy Evanrry ~ Almighty God that matters and
facts ei forth aboyc crrifc1e us AMI tue w
stated Sworn before jfsssE CLOUD, J. r.
u ti' publication H1ud eye any who te In
discretion and I attendant youth have brought
on h7sany of He rs utei o. above, ts Pr,nrb
Doctor offers ns ld pied tg1oab s,rv
Tie believes Tint b. sH tr rsuclytng their 4s
and n obtaining Tor them permanent cure. or NJ rhar m
qufrd.
pr Rcmsmb-r, Df uuEr, NJ ti. French Hedesiu,r.a nd.
south lrirrcs street. 20 street two ,tr b. fore f t
Advice dniy from a. 90. t0 no pm
Baltimore Sept g. 1910. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

A AE5.--Wc still continue 10 sell No. Axes
- which equal any male ia this country AZ o.
made g. our sales We have sod some GO 10 dozen ami
0uiy redeemed ares
ta-tf CRFT-rFR 4 opETTrp
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Farmers OF Virginin.
SOLE LEArnER. qOo

n n middle weights usmioct Sole Lrahrr "Food~
zoe sides htavy weights fcmilck Sole Leather, good
600 d. DO do. good damaged
o. slis by oeg WILLIAMS a HANALL
s.sUGAHs-ss hbt. Porto REQ r. Cor ADD New ohsans
- tafes bfawa Havnna
DE- totcs Loaf
IBIS crnthtd
oes wERa, nAsON 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
Il and in good order, just hand. for sale by
INLOES a BROTHER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-30

that Taylor was flying. The Matamoras
newspapers and official bulletins called him
a CowardIy sailor. In answer 10 the SUM-
mons, the officers plunged their swords into
the parapet, and replied, to the hiI'.' Up
to the evening of the 0 b, 1900 shells and
5000 shot had been thrown, and the only
loss was that Of The brave commander, Maj.
Brown, and seargent and private killed
and | ! wounded.
The General returns TO the army 10.
night and will Cross the river toemorrow
or next dsY. The fort will be increased in
guns, and especially provided with morars
which will bring the town TO terms al once.
The Navy will cooperate at the mouth oc
the river, and steamboats, begin to carry sup
plies by that route.
Gen. Taylor has just given Gen. Vega
a letter to Gen. Gains, and letter of credi,
on ais factor. The officers here and in the
main body We'd with their commander in del
icate attentions to brave and accomplished
enemy, who won their admiration on the
field, aud was taken like a soldier in full
harness, and fighting gallandy to the last
Oar loss about 80 killed and l40 wounded,
IL haste II, H.
Mexican loss at Palo Alto, sci down by
at $50, at Resaca dc la Palma,
1000 missing. Since ihe battle our dra,
goons have been exchanged, grade for grade
and the Mexican woundcd sem over 10
Maian oras BY the next arrival you will
hear Of the town, and probably an offer
from them 10 raceive Mr. Sdell in any ca.
pacily.
1t ought to be mentioned lNat some Of
our regiments are not full, aud two of them
only have about 300. Many instance, oc,
Cured, Of men handing their canleens 10 the
wounded Mexcans, and turning from them
to fire upon others. There was not a sin.
gle occurrence Of cruelty towards the enc.
my. The morale of the army is at its high,
est, can now accomplish any thing, and
hey would die for commander who doe,
not ask them to 60 where he is not wlinr
10 lead, and in whose judgement they fully
conhde.