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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
8 SO GROSS steel Pen Black Writing Ink, IS and
kOO or; gross Blue, Red Japnn and copying INK.
various sizes gross ndeble INK with without pre-
partion- warranted; 5000 lbs WATERS, all kinds from loo
per ID 500 lbs SEALING WAX, various qualities,
from 3D. to 81 per Id.
The above equal any the Dea
= THADbEUS DAvIDs,
Manufacturer and Importer,
ja9 lmsrc ia John street. opposite Gin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14


WANTS situation Manager of Cotton Mill, q
w Intimately acquainted with the various modes OF
featuring wool, both England and Americas be
Recommended by having charge Of the best cnduc
ted establishments in the United States Address At this
Office. jal9 7n,.rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETELY!
Fer sale by MOORE CO., the American Agents, Al
Ann street, and Elliott, 153 DIVISION STREET. OPP
posits Ludlow. New York Price 81 q bottle-Six bot
lies for o. Philadelphia Tuttle SO South 4th street.
MS m IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

VNURNEK FISHER, u Chitha street. have this day
opened their unequaed assortment OF Valentines and
Valentine rers For .plsudor variety and chsspnes we
call aud Valentines made order. gina verses fur
nshed. Orders from the Country attended TO promptly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

DRY GOODS
THE ADVERTISER wishes to buy yobber's or Retail
stock q DRY GOODS, for cash and City
drsss n ~" ~ thus Once. fi2 Rsrc
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS.
H03 Broadway.

No. and Lafargc Building.
THE PUBLIC will find the rooms general assert
Of Grand and Square Piano For~s the price
nj nv Factory in Boston. dU imsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
.Foretgi, futeIItDrmrr.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
.4firai Of PACKET Sup Ortord.


The New Yotk Herald contains adycrs two DAYS Ia,
ter oH Europe. ny the packet ship Oxtord. which lef
LIVERPOOL un the 9TH al December Ia cunipanv viii
The packet ship gihian, Captain liern and has been
on the cuas ior Ike last days.
The fills having teea received per Long Island Rail
road, II vas mol certain hen the Oxford would reach
New York.
The news Is not very important.
The cotton market Is rather ifer than on the sailing
Of The Acadia.
TIE corn market has declined.
The 'dninc excitement has sumo " hat shbsiled
The news iroD A geTla shows that the French make
little progress IN HE sulJuaaion of Abd-e RAIDER.
ne military preparations continued with ylgor.
The 1tmfs gave currency 10 report that Parliament
was about Ia he sunInnntd repeal The corn aws but
HE Morning Heroh denies the statement and the Stan
do,d calls II an alrucous tabrcaion'
he announcement Of The Times had the effect of
putting Stop la all bisnes, the Iond,n and iyc,
ppul Corn Exchanges on December OH
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Dec CT he ,one oC
the market has been flat all The week. except t,.dav
when II has been rather firnr. Ordinary and middinu
qna'rs oi American have been sold at d. cline of Id
per pound, while the upper have been more easily
mel WIN; but To-day tre has been less choice Offering
Dfazls ana Egyptians are inst stationary al cur last
1nniali'is--s'' also Snra Sea Islands without chanye
mere nave been taker on speculation 500 Aulercsn-
Forwarded into the Country unsoId during the pas
monih-loO American. $50 Bahia, and 700 Eoyp,ian
he prices DECLARED by the Lonlntee of Brokers his
week Tor Gotten are: Bow ed 5sJ Mobile Aid and Or
leans Id.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
FRO VI MEXICO

by me schooner Joaqnna. Martinez master, which
sailed fnn ampco on the Isl INST. and arrived here
yesterday. We learn HAT Gen Para es has raised the
@iandad "f rev"luilen, and matchei upon Mexico wh
O'oOO Wen. The administrator had no means al on
's'ns MS progress, and lhe probability was that berpre
e 'esse' sailed he WAS N possession ot the government
ne po'icy "1 Herrera towards the United States has
e.n Tie proNlmaip cnnse 81 the ol,ou
having been raised ihnnghot the country II Pa nj,
has succeeded, the mission at Mr. Si-il will of course
he unsuccessful, and The wucuunrI.s Will remain IN a
STATE III doubtful loses, whch IT will ue The duty of
our government TO hrng la an Immediate termination
he latest dates which Ihe Juaqnna BROUGHT from I'm.
HE city Vi Mexico, are Il, the Sin ut later were r..
ce''ed s"he days since by the 81. MaD's from Vera
otuz III HE papers iind nphlnp uurth ,rsnsla,ou
ne abuse 81 The government 10y the nppson journals
ana 'he weak drlence ad BY papers in tie interest
III me uo't fnhent. are loo familiar ur readers Ia de.
serve 'epe'"on' " o. Delta. Jan. 9.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM FJrROpF

lhe packet ship Iowa. at New York, brings advice.
from llavre 10 the l2lh Dec. The new by her as re
'eistd over Long Island by the New York Herald:
The Iowa sailed from Havre on :he 18th Dec. and
brings us "ndon dates to The l0h aud lavre to day o
sa''ihe here are intlmatloIs that Commercial trea
~ Is On The taps between Great Britain am the Un,ed
STATES An unworthy Insnnaion aea ouf Minister
Mr. McLane, was promptly met and checked hy The
Secretary Of Legation.
Inc declarations Of the London Times, of the 4h ult
ma HE English Cahne' had agreed upon The opening
" ne Pos' ava several "her important measures, ere.
area Tremendous sensation throus hout ENGLAND and
france. II apI"ars, huWever, that the Tunes with.
u'a"s us statements with the important qualification
Una. me English ministry had changed is We've. aud
'"a' IN" ports ,roul! mtLe orened.
The excitement Which The hrsl announcement pro.
ductd IN every circle however, means of letting
ont The Important tact that ncgoaIl had probably
been brgun III L,ndan Tor commercial treaty b.. we,n
f'"glahd and The United safes and II is supposed that
the announcement ot The Times was originally based On
The probable fact,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
Don,c0tic E,ltslltarntr.
THE MEM S.-The N. Y, Exp,,ss d rhu,.

The Ne" She N. Y. Express Of Thursday
evening says
III Is doubted by many in Wall street. whether the
news "l the repeal Of the Corn Laws eau be deped.d
upon. In HE moneyed CIRCLES anong ,,s4 " 10 cares
poed with the Barngs, aud other dlsn. nsh-d bankers
III London, the advces dlshe,irved These PERSONS
mleve that II the announcement III The Iuniun Times
"as true, the ndrnrs these houses would av.
neen ADVISED ." the TACT. IN equrnre the doubts
'atowh over The whbe intelligence. HE next steamer
nlll be loksd for viii inme than ordinary interest =
me news. i'wrver. has caused great sensation ~
all street. The effect has been favorable ON stocks
nd business The market continues T.. INN We tt,b
'ety Slowly. U",ed Sales IS ruse l., Ohm, Us / :;
hea ing Bond. i Farmers Loan Il Morris Il Reading
Il, C,unn 4 Harlem /; N.rw ich aud Worcester ? and
Long Island l."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22

Chairman sf the coInn.. u Cours ofJostoe OF ohsf
WISE
Mr.. Drnisin iola.rJ-ufg'ns tie i@p4raner Of h.
aHef daaeB,.
hi some ne, IN "rfslIiue 10 Ire sneedm"nl. tie iS'
lsie ed psileIi, bath sidrs. with the view n give az
eiigh eHed vass dsinrfTss.d VOTE 81 st % ms lea"
ny Ia The cause Of impryratn', might peunti hun
liz rad curd the great hdror al r"fPoa iins. AID M
idea lha, lie .p,t uatluns and by this company anud
! he injuriuns. Nhn ~auid ih-y l,Jufe said Mt l.
The man 10 .pdl Crriainly not; CIR he nuud have
received the value OF his Land, and would be free 10,
/ air he hfeathed-he cuuld coue and live With hun ~
PnisyysHis. ar he caud. MIR. spssser. (Mf. Souhall
10 the onaif) sit hims-l down the crrrn mountsns
Of aid Alhtmsrle he could 20 dnwn od NofIhshp
pn. wI'h NY rnd fnn thai cnnniry. and ish IUr rfas
ard oy siets. U.sn2hirf) w ,ud ibs vim bought
he fnJnra' Nj. T. lnsgnrd not TOR The company would
not br likely I" get the bitter vi trade with western
ibsn. Nhenesrr the conp1hy lhonehl Itself tire 2
uoe.h tskr he ggeen onf, Alf /, ELI sailsiiru
ihe pnpe al thu Nssi would unet them TALL way ard
say u me un Mscjuf" lfupon skIne tie bull b,
the horns. and rsUlng, The rntins al hr bill run
rnded, that The company would complete helr rad,
NJ 'n'e could he blurred BY II. why lhs pfaliirs
proposed why rqulr- ual they should orien all that
they were anftl2 Who wnud be The shaver iirn T.
MS u rinus old Cnimnuwrah-calhd glorious old
Commoow, sh becsusr her If,s were ot ulh,r da,
she Would nav be turned shaver. aud would tell The
Company, 10 sn. make y"or rad IN years; but il you
iake Your rad and all yon have he>ides Spanking oi
HE chains "hcl gtnleman isd Iuagmrd the cohInon-
wealth "uld b. snarklrd with by this bill, Nj T. SAID
i "nnd rather BE- golden girdl-, giving her strength
,nd hrsuls. AID making her people upicd--one aud IN
ii'lsih-. lie Spike much lrn2th. and offered
ihsf views, Which from the length Of The debate, We are
prrcud,d itiiu repairing
SINE conversation ,o,k place the effect OF the
n.pn 10 slnke oat, should II prevail The Speaker
ald II Would be- Competent iof The House IN insert hat
pleased.
Mr.. Scoii said II seemed from The d-bais that had
dangerous animal annng us. his ctfppra"n;) hut The
Gentleman ltun Richmond had said that The g.nlem
fnm Shenandoah had II hy III. fd,i, ad the gentleman
nun fisyvsnia had srizrd by the horns; aud thus
aid he ihno2h We wrfe Tor the present s1e and he
here'ofe moved The adjournment (amld much laugh
rr)
Ihe House refused Ia adjourn.
The question striking the 10Th section,
hen drcIded ~ The negative.
On no'tn al hlr. Lyons the bill. as amended. was
etsd III be- prInlfd.
On ulotlun, The House ADJOURNED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
Dissolution Of Co-Dartner>h;n

VIE co"pat'nershp heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the style OF Edmund. Watson
q oo,' Is his day dissolved by mutual cons4n,. The
ana er''s OF the co"cer" have been purchased by
W. od"'es vi. Bnyd who Intends carry IN the busi
ness himself All persons indebted tn the firms nj, "a
,n""a' Watson * Co., VIM. H. Watson & Ca. and
pSn Edmund Co.. are requested to pay to ia mes
NJ Boyd alone-and ALI the creditors ,f s.I ~,
apply to him for payment. "''
ROBERT EDMOND.
w. II. WATSON,
IT,, :, ISAAC DAVENPORT, ir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
,,s"ls'. TIE decline Of prices. hawe,e, ,,x, T.,

,,R"s'' Inc cec!inc ~ prices. huwe,e,. ,ts. a.
IKE 10 90 IN Increasing. al least for the rrr,e,,
'''e 'e'n sons sales In be delivered ,yo nj i'e'e
ss,ns OF 800 Gales ~ OILS sold few DAYS s aa con"
T".d,y 5 M H. d. end So 50 for the vsry
as ordinary at Cir. The purchase was n. 'eF, sod
do' o' oriiseng. made iur,ngh, ago. Fvs,,''';.s
~ Inc Importers Ike desil. To nn wh,, ' ~,
'n'o cash. which tLross The cotton m,,Ia, '"sy
great discoura gemeni. ~'''o" "'sfAel into
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
LAW NOTICE.
James Garland \ Tim. ID, Hru...

II AVE united in the r,.c,cs of I,. .r,
A., a''e"o the Courts of Canph.ll. B.df,d WIZ
,,sa" , np,".aiA. Charlotte and Lynchbur" Ar
tsses o. e"ec''ons Will be- strictly attended -, Az
, "isnen ~ oaaod viii, by Tins arrangement, n.y. MI
Which ,, e "a vsa", and prompt attention. To the g."
prats. 'oa'e ~ Inc Court Of Ap.
DE, Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
L.l.t.D EOX S.1x.c

auAiN offer for sale my FARM in Nelsoo .,n,,-
L near The Courthouse containing ''''" county.
NJ. 40 Acres.
MS iarm ia very valuable. well ,;,ober., :;
npeanhy n'ghSoIhood and within ten miles Of ,bs
n'er oanaI. The terms viii be liberal. A,m,. .', =,
,,r subscriber IN lynchbnrq. or Spoiswood .,l,rb 20
"'oef' " hllehead at Nelson courthouse. A''
Sept. % =. 'AhLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
FOR e EyT.

'' o "oohS over the Store occupied by TbOn,.
admirably .3,,.a ney are large and pleasant, and A..
flee. '' ., rne VINO Wishes good vi.
Nov 10 THOMAS o. AGREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
Feb. II
C0NTINUArr0H

/ ~. g"e', iaNlng purchase, Of Messrs Ed
MONO "a,s"n Co.. their stock of G,,ds v,,,
10y . 'n .ns business at The old stand himself He w
cp,iun,ncs 81 OF 'f'cetles on hand and so,rs
+, tho nld 6, '"' pa''o"age "hch has been extended
Feb "a ''"' JA"E.S NJ. BOYD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
MISS LUCRETIh A. WILSON

lady whose celebrity < qualca lions as teacher stand,
unryaled. In This lnsnlon ,saaht all the branch,
g, usually taught in the fl Senina rrs If ,br land
Inc government OF he schot4 is strictly parental and
every care 'dk'" to amend the heart, improve The
ners and disseminate IfSclical noruaiion lh- hu,ld-
ing Is new and mirabe-sIiuared in mos, light
iul neighhorhood and during The fur sess,ps i, has
been In existence mol single case Of sickness has NC.
curred-these advantages combined With its extreme
cheapness, should eniile to the pa runage Of parents
and guardians Beard in he most respectable families
living within short rok Of the Academy can he had
varying from five 10 dollars per mon,h. Tu,rmn
from 10 ten dolIas-mus,c SIS. Thus the expense
Of five months session. including Board. Wa.hin!.
l. 'dgng aud Tuition, may be- had at from &3l to 81
Convcyances provided 10 take the young ladies Ia The
churches Ut tonr denominations, on each successive SAB
bath. For further particulars apply to
DAVID II. CLARK.
REFERENCES
Rev. VIM. n HogsIead, Col G. ID. Bennett,
Jas n Stone. Richard jones. E-q..
=" joel Hubbard, VIM l.. Pannil
> j. r. Anderson, Wesley Shellun. a
Drs. Martln & Klves,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
PHGNiX VDlNaStsY,
Ly u c II biJT g g'iry lu5


ANiNI completed my Mater Power and other
Improvements, at my I'D stand, near the pumn
House OF the Lyuthburg Mater Works. am now urr
pared 10 execute a., orders in my line Of business VIZ
East Geerng Tor Mills AMI either Machinery win eve.
ry Description OF castings Of
IRON BRASS, AND STEAM ENGINES. To-
""ceo Presses, tInintrs, Bands, Lever. &c Ac
rfou an experience oi nearly 70 wears IN me Of The
nes' c"ndu''td establishments IN the Stale feel conf
dent OF be ng able 10 give satisfaction To huse layorn
me with their patronage
w'nd particularly call the attention of Tobacconis,s
10 my establishment Having been The frs, that n,rou
ced me manufacture OF Tnpacco Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, &c, in Lynchburs, can wl,h couhdeure
tf h"sr "naclnanled with my work, 10 the principal
i""are""'S's o' hs place. having put up BET cen IS
ana iou presses, within the short lime Of nv residence
here. ' ''.e
18th view of securing a fair share Of ps,ronao, |
shal continue To add such Iahnr SAVING machn.,y a,
WI" enable me 10 execute work with accuracy and d.
spach, am Will warrant all work done at nv ESTABLISH
meh' to be equal 10 any done this place or elsewhere
No. A. u. DABNEY.
AVN - Din
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
ran amt Winter EUShton.

JUST RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE on MAIN Srarr-
DOORS ABOVE MEM h GwArkIs,s Sro,.
HlANkFCLt to my friends and the Public g.o.
rally Tor their patronage hereloE re hestowpd n.y..
me, ask continuation Of The same feeling sn, ,s
shall br able to please the mos, fa.,idous. '"''
Sept. % 80" i-'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
JOHN &. SHIELDS,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.

A TTENDS promptly 10 ali work entrusted tn him.
IA Also Paper Hanging executed al the shortest mo-
lice.
Shops few doors from Pufyis'. corner Street leading
to the Bridge.
Jan.l Wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22

"OLLEN GOODS. CASSiNET1S. Kentucky
" Jeans, Linseys, Kersrys. &c, for sal. a.
COST, by JNO. }. pUR'ls'
Jao. i2 owl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
Fine Green and BLACK 're,..
EtMcriIie EpNlulc .4cufle,nu.

fIIHE EXERCISES Of this Ins,uion f,,,,,,,d
L With" five miles of Pufsylrania four, Ifous
will be resumed The second day Of February uu,,
The tndancp uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22

On motion Of Mr.. Jones,
The House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Ottoe 81 the Amerieaa. Oct. z, 5P. VI.
FLOUR.-There were sales Yesterday of a
fey hundred bbls. Howard Street Flour at
500. To-day there is not much inquiry
and no sales were made. There are some sell
iers at S9,25 whilst others ore holding M
$3.50 There Were settlements fo, receipts
from cars yesterday at S5,l2t.
Some holders of City Mills Flour ASK as :y7l
and Others are willing to sell ut So .25. we
hear of no transactions.
GRAlN.--Ssles of fair 10 GOOD ned, were
made yesterday at I009ffi cents. and of OF.
binary TO fair at 90al00 cts. To-day the
market is unsettled. and the offers 20 buy are
from TO cts. lower than yesterday.
To-day shippers offer 20 cts. for both whlte
and yellow Corn. but holders refuse that rate.
Oats are scarce and wanted at 1896 cts
fROVlSl0NS.-We note a sale Of West
em Prime Pork at 50, but in Mess there are
10 transactions. Mess is held ut $40 5Oasll
la Beet we hear Of nothing doing. The
stock Is light. The demand for Bacon is fair
and steady and prices are unchanged. Shout
ders have sold at3s. iSil cents as in quality
We quote Sides al 5ssso7 cents. with sales at
the latter rate; and Hams at Gas cents. Lard
in kegs is held ut 7iS7k cents. without any
Large sales. Bbl,. are scarce, and prices are
nominal a; 6iS63 cts.
WHISKY Small sales at 26 cts. for bhIs.
ond % cts. ior bbl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

The Argus has been mainly taken up, for
the past week ia putting Pittsburgh and her
manufactures, her ,avenls, &c. Well, ,ha,
Is 10 be expected; those who prefer the sup
port OF English 10 that OF American manu-.
iaciuFers are expected to prefer the manulac-
iurers OF another city to those OF their own.
However, with this we have nothing to do;
but IN the following paragraph there is thai
with which We have 10 do.
Pittsburgh Manufactured articles" as our
AelghborS term their products are known over
the entire west. But few who consume them.
have ANY proper conception OF their manuiac-
lure. La some factories we visited. several
hundred wofkRlen were engaged; in Others.
thousands were directly or Indirectly inter
esied IN their daily operations The liule
BOYS and glIls, scarcely able TO carry weight
oil ten pounds, were seen BY the side OF ath.
letic men, whose bTswny forms, aud bare
shoulders, at once convinced the beholder.
OF the heolthness of his vocation. Herr.
from early morn until the shades OF night.
were to be seea those sons aud daughters of
toll Toll. toil, was their motto, and az the
cattle are guided nv instinct, 40 were those
iaboreH by the ringing Of the bell.
THIS is not the first time that the Argus and
kindred prints have endeavored TO degrade Ia.
horers 10 a level with brutcs. Instinct, the
iHsfinei OF laborerI We hurl with the indigna.
tton becoming man, the libel in your teeth.
The instinct Of the laborer! We tell voa
that The lsborers OF this country. be they
where they will, have minds. reason and in.
teiigence, equal 10 yours, and many OF them
vastly superior. How dsre you denounce
them as governed by instinct, and virtually
claim that all Tie intelligence aud reason OF
the country is with the Office holders? This
insult to the laboring people OF Ibis country
will be remembered hereafter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

Young men should nevcrdcspond. much less
gTunble. What il you have had no fortune
left your TIL, highway TO wealth is op,n IN
oil, and you can carve out your own fortune if
you will. Indeed, spirit of industrious per.
sevcrdnc e Is as good as fortune at any time.
Such men never ls il and ii is fact that the
most eminent men known To the world work
ed themselvesup by industry aud perseverance
from the lowest conditions OF lie. Demos
iheues was the son OF poor blacksmith and
though las education was not com peted Tor
want OF means, aud having weak lungs and
an impeachment in his speech by dint of perse
venng industry he overcame every obstacle.
rose SiPerior TO every difficulty, and became
he most illustlious and eloquent orator Of an
iquity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
From TIC washington Repnbiican.

THE FAIR! THE FAlRi--Belore sno-
tier regular issue OF this pa per. this gala occa
sion viii have come aud gone thousands OF
our farmers and their wives, their sons q m
their daughters will have b>en to our town
have seen the sights" formed acquaintance.
interchange,t clviiltiss with our citizens. * we
trust, will have returned 10 their homes not
only highly gratifed. but firmly resolved 10
contribute IN cir influence and their money TO
further the noble objects Of the Association.
From all quarters we hear OF preparations go
ing on tosttent the a. Cattle Stow aud Fair. "
and we shall be much surprised ii the con.
course OF strangers. & the army OF Stock and
Domestic Manufactures, does not far exceed
any Thing witnessed here in many long years,
Mt even excepting the latter years of the ex-
is,ence Of the old Association. The right
sp'ns Is getting up among our lsrmcrs-ibey all
sec The necessity OF o revival of our Agricul-
tursl Society. IN order TO the improvement Of
Stookand the Indictment OF our farmers to re-
doubled industry 81 effort in the advancement
oi the science OF Agriculture generally
There has been lamentable deteroTat ION with.
m the past few years. We have held our own
IN nolhiIg, unless IL may be in Sheep. We
nave, perhaps, as fine sheep a. is 10 be found
IN the Union; bnt our Horses anil Horned cat
tie are by no means as fine as we could boast
IN The days OF the old Society. We have now
made . new start, and oil that is wanting 20
ensun complete Success is a lrcartiness I'm the
good WORK, on the part oil all who have an in
tercsi In the prosperity aud faihe OF Washing
ton County.