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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

Of We learn that the seat of justice of
Sunhower county has been located at Roe
buck prairie-the new site to be named
M'NuTr
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11
5Atoslss(ppt sDcnsocrat.
BY F. G. JONES.
CARROLLTON:
Wednesday Morning, i: March Il, 1876.

REVENUE LAW. The Revenue bill, a
SYNOPSIS Of which we gave in these CO.
lumns last week, was materially amended
in the Senate. AS soon as we obtain a
correct copy Of the law as passed, we will
publish the section fixing the rate of taxa
ton. The total reduction is estimated at
SIS, o00-about l24 per cent.
We also learn that the bill granting pre-
emptions to settlers on the donation land,
which passed the House, was rejected by
the Senate. No provision was made for
the sale of the land.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

THE FoREIGN NEws.-The following
from the Richmond Enquirer, relative TO
the Foreign news which we publish to-
day, is SO very applicable We commend it
to our readers:
"The gloomy Vaccinations ofthe Wings
are again dissipated. They will not be
able to hold up the President as having in
volved the country in war, for his own
selfish purposes. We have never faltered
in our opinion, that the wise, liberal, pru-
dent, moderate, yet firm, declarations of
the Message, would bring about an honor
able and an amicable adjustment OF The
Oregon controversy. While the wing
press saw in The distance the dark cloud OF
war, depicted its horrors and its cost, we
felt assured, and have so invariably ex-
pressed ourselves, that the position OF
England, her vital dependence upon a COM
mercial intercourse with US, and especial
" the liberal but decided bearing of the
President on the Oregon question, and the
wise and beneficial revenue measures re-
commended by him-all went to show that
war would not ensue.
"The important news by the Cambria,
which spreads over our whole paper, but
confirms our steadfast convictions. The
tone of the Queens speech, of Sir Robert
Peel's and Lord John Russel's remarks,
and of the British press, as far as we have
seen, is truly pacific. In addition to this,
the bold stand taken by Sir Robert Peel 10
favor of free trade, will be met by cor
responding liberality on our part, will do
much to adjust the difficulty, and bind the
two countries in peace, and commercial in
timacy.'
Mr.. S. G. Goodrich, the original Peter
ParIey, was at New Orleans last week on
visit. The little children "made much"
of him, crowding around him in focks
Mr.. Hennen gave party in his honor,
at which he met many hundreds of his lit
tie friends. Mr.. Goodrich expressed him.
sell much pleased with the condition OF
the admirable Public Schools of the cres.
cent city.
The Legislature adjourns on 10. morrow,
Thursday and has neither imposed a tax
upon the people, nor appropriated the
100000 acres of land donated 10 this
State, TO pay the Planters Bank bonds
Tnst &c va sl1nnosed Tazoo Dem
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

Or Every body has heard SO much Of
the miseries of the edltoria; life, that is has
come to be the general opinion that it is the
most drudge-like and vexatious of human
occupations. Here is something on the
other side, which we met with few days
ago, III the writings of a great British es-
sayist; "A newspaper tsays he, lis certain
ly delightful invention for very idle or
a very busy man. He is not compelled to
complete his plan, or to adhere to his SUBJ
iect. He may ramble as far as he is in
clined, and stop as soon as he is tired. No
one takes the trouble to recolect his con-
Trajectory opinions or his unredeemed
pledges. He may be as superficial, as in
consistent, and as careless, and as he choo-
ses. Newspapers resemble those little be-
ings who, according to the pretty Jewish
tradition, are generated every morning by
the brook which rolls over the flowers OF
Paradise-who MARBLE till sunset, and then
sink back without regret into nothingness.
It is enough for them that they please for
the moment and are forgotten.''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

or The spring term of Choctaw Circuit
Court commenced on Monday last--Judge
F. M. ROGERS presiding.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

The Legislature adjourns on tomorrow,
(Thursday,) and has neither imposed a Tax
upon the people, nor appropriated the
100000 acres Of land donated 10 this
State, to pay the Planters Bank bonds.
Just as we supposed Yazoo Dem.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

IMpoRTANT-1He Neao Turf. - The
Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphla North American, says the commit
lee of ways and means of the House of
Representatives, has perfected the new
tariff bill, and that it will be brought be
tore the House in few days. 1t is pro-
posed that it shall go into operation on
The lst of October next. The revenue
basis has been consulted throughout, tho
there may be accidental deyiations favora-
bic to protection.
1t has been decided to discontinue boun.
ties on fishing vessels, and to allow no
drawbacks hereafter, on spirits distilled
from foreign molasses, refined sugar, and
salt used in packing fish
The following rates lad ualorens) have
been adopted for the articles stated:
Iron of all kinds, 80 per cent; Manu-
features of iron, 10 include cutlery, fire
arms, side arms, and all other articles of
iron, 30; Coal, 30 !; Manufactures of wool,
25; Unmanufactured wool, 20; Manulac-
lures of cotton, flax, or hemp, 20; Wines
of all kinds, 80; Brandy, and other distiH-
ed Spirits, IS; Sugar, of all kinds, 30;
Moasses, 80; Ready-made Clothing. 80;
Manufactures Of Silk, 80; Coffee, Tea,
and Salt, free.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

a. Our Congressional summary is up to
the goth ult 1t was the general opinion
that the " Notice. resolutions would pass
the Senate in the same form as adopted by
the House
The next important subject to come be-
fore the House, was a reduction of the Ia
riff. A report and bill was daily expected
from the committee of ways and means.
The following gives some information 1--WE
doubt not authentic,) relative to the details
of the proposed reduction.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11


O. The Legislature of Louisiana has
determined on BATON ROUGE as the future
seat of government. This ancient town is
800 miles above New Orleans, and is stu
ated on the Spanish Bluffs, the first high
land met with in ascending the Mississip-
pi. The bluff rises gradually from the
rivers edge, spreading into beautiful
plains; and the site is, in all respects,
the most beautiful in lower louisiana
Here are located extensive government
barracks---the State prison-Parish court
house-but the trade is uncomfortable.
When we were there last, (.Nardi- Gras,
lS4O,) the town had decidedly Frenchy
appearance, but one or two disastrous fires,
and the inroads of the universal Yankees
and everlasting Dutch have since produced
considerable change.
COOP. IT he allied English and French
fleets, with The other pirate, Garribaldi,
were defeated and driven. from before Pal
sander, on the Uruguay river, Sept. 30th.
by the Buenos Ayres republican forces
The ultimate result ofsthe contest is looked
to with much interest, and every lover ol
liberty hopes that the Buenos Ayreans may
BE successful in maintaining the indepen.
dence of their country.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

o-r The Snake-bit Irishman,' on the
first page, is another good 'un from the
SPIRIT. The Irish, like fat Fastaff, are not
only witty themselves, but the cause that
is of wit in others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-24
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

$ks.sssEEaS N and after the Sd Of December
->ee<7S@N ~ Boats Richmond MoBdays
Wednesdays and Fndays A NJ precisely in
burg days at 81 r. NJ.
RsurnRs leave Lynehbus Mondays wednesdays Fridays
AT : A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond day 81 NJ.
Passengers for Staunton,
By Boats viii leave A. wednesdays and
fndsyr arrive in seosvle at A. NJ and in saunon by
Jpn.
Pas'aRs Ha6ar Css- Houses
leave Richmond BY the Boats and with the Stages
teTsyiIe
BOYD. EDMOND A DAVENPORT
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TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
KALI ROAD COMPANY on tho 18th day OF October,
ls45 the following Table Of Rates for the Transport
tauon OF Passengers wss adopted. take effect and
alter the 10 day 81 December next until Otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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ATTENTION! COMPANY.


Tube do; Brush and Pieker Punes Pompoen Pemens
Leather Stocks Gun Cases superior quality Shot Bags
Bags Drums ke &c The subscriber being Contractor for
u 3 Army and Marine Corps prepared furnish Caps Of either
hind low price u. ohee Caps
furnished superior style OF workms nship.
Orders thankfully received and promptly aiendedto.
WILLIAM GRESHAM,
No. % North Third street. few doors Sclow Race,
October o., lslS.-Iy Philadelphia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-24

SHOES HATS BONNETs &c.
PEN ID EXTERl &yALDEN
HAVE RECEIVED
1I00 PACKAGES Of fresh and seasonabIe
ooods in their line. which thsy oasr for sale by
hs psesfe OF IN lots 70 suit city and prices
that eanno, fail be seespsb 10 purehase Their as-oruss
Arg. and well selected OF tw beat manufacture, comprising In
Boors,
30 Gases mems calf, kip, grained, seal, pump
qualities. .rs. and prices. soy. .uS youh.: calf nip s.a
90 and heh Boots women. asd misses. leather morocco hip
calf asuns cloth and fancy Casn and half Caters. children
iea,hsf, Cali, morocco. hid aud eoehBesl Boots
SHOES.
500 Cases mems, boys, and youths pegged and
rsd s.n srIinsd and hip moNRoEs; calf seal and goat
and srpsr Of all Qualities and and misses
sa morocco leather and hid Turnoands variety and
nj lo~ prices. ehIdrens hid and Ankete-
boys and youths hiek BROCAss Of
other descriptions Of Shoes partieaare
HATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver, Nutria, Russia, Musk
"a. coesy san e.es and P,.h Cashmere both broad srm
and fashionabe mems and boys Ashland and Pearl sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white and coorod
PALM LEAF HATE hrs rate stock and wen ss-ors.d--
Also, double snd single curl brim LEcHoRN HATE,
BoNNErs.
So Cases ladies' fine Florence, lace and Rut.
land Devon II braid and osher Devon.
da lac. and Rutland 0ip,-y ke wousn. and un.se. ey-
pc- willow. and fancy also, ladies' lawn Bonnets and
I'M n n ELIAS.
90 Cases silk, cotton, and gingham; whalebone
and reed frames-sih PARAsoIs and sUN-sHADRs.
GAPS.
Mems and boys cloth, glazed, velvet, hair, seal.
ke; also, ehiIdren'- fancy Caps Of different kinds.
With the usual supply OF TRUNKS, SHOE THREAD BLACK
ING, shoe Paper, &e &c.
Pa A. they have spared no effort.
to make the stock &ae Part supply being
ers, they and WILL rel and OF bes terms.
No. sos baltimore street.
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FRESH IMPORTArIoNs.
10y T8E SHIP sAnERICAN,- 6oua Lsv-rp.,a A
- rseL ~ d spslnx in
poraion Of BRITISH DRY GOODS In
se- Of the vii s thsn v,y spsr
The eost-amoaE th<m may q foand
Super vol bach Cioth.
Common and super Alpaca I.u.fres
New ay. fancy Ginrbzms
Do Do t~fnsd Do
White Csmhrics Jaceone,s
Printed Qantins-
supsr Losdon welunrs
Cord fancy Linen DriIifnxs
Bl-aehsd Satin do do
DO faneydo do
An ouer cord imperial Robes
Cord Hustle do do
ROYAL and sylphde do
Ladies hail fingered Mhs
DO do suhIdo
White and drsb Berlin Glove.
Pearl Buttons. stay bindings nc.
Ap IL KENT KENDALL Il ATyyATER.
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sAsuEL HAssAr, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance any periods
named VIZ for for life.
sIeeedng 1000 life The
OF The ntsruiedas noted
wen as all other information Interesting
Insurance. will application The adyan
Ases onered by tins Company believed equal
superior 10 those offered ohsr siher
Britain.
Physician soeey-,he Family Physician Of lhe panty
WHOSE NE 10 10 be insured Aft
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Together with Shirts Bosoms Collars suspsnders hid, s
and Isle thread Gloves Hk wooed and o-e
Hose and Stocks and Ties Pocket andkerche
prices from so ~ soani the above goods
viii BE- furnished reasonable prices b. Obtained
other establishment.
FsA fusu ofColes made order twenty
}. A. MARTIN. No. t3t Main street,
t-n few doors bciow EtchanEe Bank
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GOODYEAH's METALLIC GUM-ELAsrIC
MACHINE Betting,


Made only At RoIsury, (neaT Boston, Mas
i ) an article of immense value TO consumers OF
IL Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities
l. Perfect equality Of width and thickness which IL will
g. No degree Of heat under $50 Parenhet Injuries IT,
mains flexible in any degree Of cold
E~sntal and common oils tupeutne and other solvents
Of which will destroy eather produce effect
Ills OF great strength and durability and when adjusted
ehiney does alterations the with leather
IL IL adapted To all kinds Of Machinery The prices
Afforded together with remarkable properties
ders u worth the attention Of all who the article.
Circular eontinnE prices will be forwarded on
application To The Subscriber, who the mmeden
manufacturer An orders promptly
CHARLES w. BURNEY, Selling Agent
3-sm No 2S, fremont Row Boston, Mass
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ForLife

Insurance be effected for any up
By application TO HENRY LIiDLAM
u sly Richmond Va
Physician to the Society. AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER. N u.
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HovEY 4 Co, Seed Store and Agricultural

HONEY II Co, Seed Store and Agricultural
n warehou-e Merchants Row, Bosion-Nusenesa Cam
bridge Harvard College Mass only miles from the city
offer for OF collections Of Vegetable
Agricultural found the eouAy comPri
large assortment including the and
Roots and tho Daha also Gardening Botanical and AZ
Iicultnra Rocks.
The propetoTs of containing upwards
of thirty FIVE OF the largest and richest
collections Of
Prut and ornamental Trees
RverEreens, Towering Shrubs and Plants
Pear, Plum aAd Cherry stocks.
Grape Vines Raspberries, &c.
Greenhouse and Hardy Herbaeeous Plants.
Roses and Camelias-
Datlas and BuIbous Flower Roots
RkubaTb and Asparagus Roots
Buokthorn, Abor Wits &C for hedEos
been devoted fruit particularly pears
and az the choicest kinds Europe selected
the celebrated of 1874 Up
Of 400 Of form collection
specimen Of which been pantsd and yearly
coming into bearing By which perfect accuracy the
may Be depended upon.
Tbsy would e1elany ean the attention. Of eunivators 70 thsr
which, DfaG grown HoftA ~iH be stis
goldman hose ased who're lbs winters comparatively m
Catalogues graUs
The collection unsupss.,d comprising more than
bundled vaTes wich The and
obtained Of the celebrated euvaort
green department complete al
varieties Camea Peiargonium AEalea Cactus
Prony Fuchsii, Chrysanihernum. Japar Lilies, &c.
.'AHberaI discount made 10 large purehqsefs-
6r ~ orders to be accompanies with tho cash, dan
stiHacfnry reference.
Catalogues gratis, 20 every post paid applicant.
Odsrs addfesed 70 viii be promptly executed
psn frcuy parkef, % transportation patt
country. and Forwarded without dsay. Dc s-sm
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SODA WATER.

MARCH 80. lsl6.-TH. n. PRICE d co.
lNh day sizing their nct ofcpes retsnr Dry Good
AnionE thnsc Just 10 hand BY will hc fnund
Rich and esrsnt muslin Curtains rich snd elegant thaded
Aousens Onhfe shaded Mou.n pretty Estou Ginshams for
shdren and raid Cnrhsrns graduated uusi =
Rohes beauf acie hsured bohbins and e ofcap
&c back and white Gughans, and white rusi n
GinFhans hlarh and white French Lawns bask ncy Cashmere
pad Gsmbtoons Cotton Hoey fralr Linens Linen shesunr
lRtftov luen Enrsh STA Hce French worked
worried Cosrf Ffeneh worked Iacsa catfe
EtEngs snd nseriugE Nohan ssn horeen fc stirts ke
~ % Which VII Be- oaed 0w prices goods ofhs
qusHiy can b. houEhtfor IN The city. nh 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-24

NtIc'tII a PerkIns' Digest, Complete.
received Express nom Boston volume OF the
above ~ors which completes the
dses'on- OF the Courts Of Common Admiralty in the u
States which has been published been
pared BY George T. Curtis OF u may safely be
aid that VIII be TO the United Comyns Digest has
BEEN and - % Ems land
10 the plan pursued by Mr. Curtis any olthe .
can have been omitted and the prpfe
on body Of Law before hs eounrry-and In
complete substitute for many American Reports.
Por sale low BY d. C KING
apis doom b.lor IN. Po.. O@e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-24

PEROR Oh London Dock Hennesee Brandy, vintage Is33
~ DO. Old Otard, DuPuy Co. vintage 1892
Do Old Pinet Castilion Co., Is4I.
Do Old Pc avoizin, 1912
Do J. J. Dupuy a. Co, Is4
win general Of Madeira Sherry Port Caret and
other Wins OF h and quality Gin Jamaica Rum
nsh nhskry slFSrof old RyeWi,h OF LIQUOR
Also 200 l. 2 J. and Demons ale by whoaIr AMI
retail Al Wines and Liquor, bought in persou or ore s.n
TIE greatest will them put IN in rood order
Al We asa Tor - a trtal GALLAGHER 4 oLDNRR
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds
Foreign and Domestic Wines nd Liquors.
II No a -, NJ -,
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soRE ETEs.
Inc innaailon and disease always lies Of tho
eye IN the socket Hence The virtue OF
the seat Of the ind nation The save N
rubbed on the temples will directly socket The
Po'es VII De op-ned poPs will
disease viii soon pass OF surface.
PiNPEs on FAcK FREcKEs TAM MASCULINE SKIN GROSS
SURFACE.
Us hs action e1pen all NOT eease daufnr
m me ace - Tree from that
hAnu frequently breaking out 10 the surface
"hen teTe Is nothing but grosssess dull
begins 10 sofien and soften until tn
oeheae as ehrs IL throws freshness busaing upon
me now white transparent skin that perfectly
unes IN OF Freckes that nave n
appear.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-02-17
A DOG STORX

Slamm, the ingeHious, the patriotic, the Demo-
cratic, unquaiing editor Of the New York Globe.
always has something astonishing and wonderful
IN his paper. Last week he gave us the " Great
Unshors" statement, oG blood, thunder, diplo-
macy and rascalily, aad hers comes another won
derfal story, which deserves as extensive run
as the former, as the prinsisab parsonage in this
story, to our way Of shiakiag, is much more wor
thy, than the auto biogrsphes Of the formes.
On Monday afiernesa, IS a dsove os cattle
was passing up the Bowsry, . BALI terrier insaped
from the top of stage which he was chained
in front of the Theatre, bsske his chain in the
fall TO the ground. Aashsd iais the herd. and
seized young steer BY shs nose. The affriahted
bullock, smarting wTrh pain, weas Of at full
speed up the Bowery- with the dog eliahing to
his nose, and all the taDs swingiae clear of tina
ground. The steer wsul& stop occasionally. aad
endeavor TO rid himself Of she aelJ isvel in his
snout, by dashing it On the ground sna against
the walls, the posts @ad tie Trees in his coarse,
but still the untenifisd dog held his grip, and
would not be shaken sft, nor beaten Of The
bullock kept on straIght Hp the Eowery, with his
head and tail high above the attitude rs the heads
and tails of the comRaon herd, saiit he wss ar
rested at Vauxhal GaSden By some men, who
thought he had carried the ioke-we should say,
the dog-far enough, and who eet a5ost hbeIat-
ing the poor beast frOsa the raissry he seemed TO.
be in, when to their satev astenishaent they as
cer,ained that The dog scas killed! ,Yhe bullock,
IN his tremendous eeoris to knock him %, had
beaten the breath vat Of him. and slough it
IS not known at what particular part Of the route
The dog resigned bis spirit yet it is certain that
he did not reinquisss the hold he 6rss lool,, in
front of The Theatre, eveR after he had ceased to
exist, but hung to ,he rs bhe steer, y hfeIess
mass of bone and anscie, sRtit he vas taken of
as aforesaid. We an rot believe that = parallel
case can be found an shs whole history es the can
Inc race. We understand that this dog was
raised by Mr.. Kelly. rs ,As Sixth Wasd, who
has more than once refused i've hsndvea dollars
tor him. He was spoEsiRg dag, aud wss lrain-
ed 10 fighting in the ring"
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rooms On f1uur, all of which on the frs, an d
second floor, fitted up with fine taste and brilliant
ly Illuminated, were thrown open for the accom-
mediation of the hronging multitude
After being presented to the liberal entertain
ers, the various guests moved along through the
crowded parlors guided by the dictates of their
own inclination. Sumo were seen engaged in
conversation with. or listening in eager earnest
ness to The remarks of distne ushed members of
Congress, or high Government functionaries !;
others might be deserted standing in retired DO.
siilon, silently gazing with admiration at the
bright forms of female beauty as they swept across
their vision. Same wendell their way To the I'D.
per parIurs and mingled in the mazes Of the cheer
iui dance, while others, doubtless, availed them
selves of that era of kind and joyous feeling to
pour forth in whispered accents the tale of love
into, perhaps. not unwilling ears. II was. indeed.
most brilliant affair. and how could it be other
wise, with hundreds of our country's fairest and
most lovely daughters, whose every countenance
beamed with pleasure, and whuse every eye
sparkled with delight.
But must turn from this to less captivating
but nevertheless, not unimPoriant portion Of The
entertainment. The supper table was spread in
a long piazza. extending the " hole length of the
house, closed in TN the outer side by canvass avn
ings and adorned by the stars and stripes of our
national flag; and here, again, the gond old Vir-
gnia character was most fully hUn0red, in the
rich, variuus and abundant viands, embracing all
that could please the eye or tempt the tasie, a.
mong which the standard representatives of an
eastern Virginia lable-Ham and OYSTERS were
not forgotten. GUEST.
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+" BUNDLECUND."
THE REVENUE SERVICE.

Our thanks are especially due to Capt. Alex
ander " Frazer, the interchangeable, iaborious and
honest head OF the Revenue Buceaa, fur a copy Of
his complete report of the varous vessels and their
Propeilers, lately introduced into that service II
is an honest and fearless exposition of various
=" humbugs." Eve beg pardon Of the hum buggers
nut they have got pretty wei, paid for them)
which are COW extant, monuments of the folly
OF leaking To other than practical and scientific
men for real improvements in machinery, that we
opine Capt. Frazer will RIO, ,eceive the thanks Of
certain gentlemen for, hat which will raise him
an the estimation If his felIsw citizens. We shall
hereafter have some thiag more TO say on this
matter.