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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
Auction SALES.
TRrST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
Ia .I,IIi. nnIiNTH OF ELUYANNA

IN IHl. CtuN VT L - h4'A'1h'
nv r;,,,. of !, a..d or rust executed nv William r.
ID Jackson Ia the undersigned heafins date on the
ash al June ISIS, and duiy recorded on Tue same aay
in The County Court Clerks Office for Envanna for me
purpose Of securing The payment Of certain sn o.
money therein mentioned, we shall, on ILEHDAi
r 10Th day Of November ei6, proceed 10 SELL At iup
c auction. The premises Ia The hiehsst placer, 'oi
cash, hr Tract Of Land which SAID Jackson 40" re-
sides near Columbia aso eighteen Negroes consist
ng If men women and children, all 81 them very IKE
y-and among them several excellent house servants,
and Two or three of the raised AID Instructed ~
trades. -,
III Tie weather he such prevent sale on me day
named il viii be had the premises the next FAR day
thereafter. , $50,
The tle In The above property i believed nniuesi"n-
able; hut selling n Trustees, We snail convey on!
such right l. rrsrd IN VI.
RICHARD ivAHnoE CoCkE,}
JOHN q. JAMES, ( trustees
JOHN 81. WILLS,
Oct li-dlr1cwtds
r., By consent of The parties Interested, the
properly advertised above will b" sold IN ihr ION
OF November. instead ot,hc I6.h, as staed-Tue>-
day being The l1lh an! not the lG.h ol November,
Isi6 Oct %
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mr.. cuRsTIE,s GALvANIC RINGS AND MAG
METH, erin

MI
This remarkable discovery ?rses an entirely rS~
application Of the mysterious powers oi Galvansm and
Narnetism, teing nj once safe. crrain and en-
Gent than any Other mode. In all nervous complaints,
.uch as Headaches Tie DuotrGx Fits General D~h'li
~ etc tile Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid us-i
with the most perfect success Many pronounced
hopeless BY hysicans have readily yielded to the Won
derful Influence rs .hms developed.
For funhsr particulars gee advertisement IN another
pan Of this pnre Explanatory pamphlets mas br ai
gratis by application 10 Tie agenisfnr tbs cry, Mrssf
DCVAL X PURCELL, Druggists, III Main l., Rich
nond. Va. nov ~
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OCT a3-cwaw
TRUST SALE or powHATAN LAND.

Fly virtue u deed Of tris, carcnftd on The IsIi day
ID Of March, -.:S, Is ELIJAH Bailey and Mary his wilr
L. IlwsYa Elruoi deceased and The subscriber, to>r
cure the replyn.t .: :,cnJ borrowed y ir said Bat
leg ion the Washington Monument Fund, shall. a.
surviving trustee proceed 10 sell, on Tuesday. the
.4tl Of November next on the premises, i Tract oi
Land in Pcwhiian County, containing 100 acres, sta
atcl about seven mile, from The Court heuSs, and about
oLe mile from the Grniin Mills and il mere particular
IL described m The deed d! irus which i recorded III
The County Court ii Puwha,an. The land i III fine
condition. and j. pt1. ii; tlis highest improve
nlrnt T.r improvements consist Of i new and com
Portable dwrlin. and all necessary out houses and the
le is believed b. nEgur>'iunihlr though, rs Thus
Tee shall only cunyrj with Special warranty. Tie
sale w III nr iur cash. JAS. L. HEATH
it-cWl,.s
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NOTICE.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who ran show a diploma
n from College Of good standing III The Stale, and
also Testimonials of good moral character aud who III,
had some experience teaching, WISHES I" procu,-a
tuation AS teacher lie IL wei assured that he
give satisfaction la any who may wish 10 emP!uy him.
An letters die, ted 10 T.. q. W Wkinsoh v;I.s J.. o.
Chesterfield county, Va VII! be thankfully received
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AND For SALE.

r5,HE subscriber intending IL remove iom The county
i Of King 9urrn, offers Tor sale the Tfac. a.
Land on which liz n present resides, containing len
hundred and seventy acres and AT d>iinc. ~
miles from the Rappahanrock and Mattaponi rlvrr-
The Farm vidc. INTO four fields. each OF which Will
easily produce from three hundred ard y - ionf
dred and Nifty barrels 81 corn which, ~ clearing,
he made bring from five Ia ii, hundred. II has nn
II an abundance 81 both hank pit mari. which
bern used, Though not extensively. with complete
Cess Two thirds Of the Farm Is ~ timber OF The u.i
nal growth. Attached Ia u one hnndisd and
acres al swamp, which II euailrd, = certainty not
passed by any III iir State tor The growth cf Corn
Wheat, Tobacco, Hemp, Hay, sc sc.
The building whss Is large, a;fy aud in excellent
pair, has md four passages and The cabin
which sufficient Tor the accommodation 81 large "a
miy Of servants, also good repair; together YAH
AL other necessary o:i buildings. There il also large
and extensive orchard 81 well selected n Trees, AMI
a> though not least The icr!un i snch, that the
ciey Is moi surpassed h. ~ Eastern Virginia. Pre-
simng no one wili purchase without first the
premises. II VIII N ali times give pleasure 10 ride
over the Farm with any wao may wish 10 do SO.
Ii moi disposed Of privately before thr first day -,
Drcs mbcr neat, II wiz be- Offered tor sale publicly II
fair, ii not the far dag ihcrraitrr together with
valuable stock Of ,vrTy kind Household ana Kitchen
Furniture, and Farming Utensils oi every kind.
Terms made known on that day.
e. +. BAYLOR.
4 li,...n l,,ttn Mo- .,t,.,.
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Nlll,lCIi.

PPLICATION y IN H. made 10 the President and hi
n reclcrs u Ike Bank ii Virginia 10 renew crrl.h
cafe nr Stock for Thirty SHARES 10 said Bank, which ter
tfcae was numbered s,2t', dated The e'h November
Iso- ana was in the name of Ann Jordan of Nanse-
mond. MILLS ~ bhhDEN, ADM.
RirhmonJ Oct 30. 1915 -cw6w
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Alexandria Lottery, Glass 0, for 1885, 10 he drawn n,
Alexandria, November eetl.
N,,,,h arf affair

Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 80. Certificates Of
Packages of % Whole Tickets Sll0 &c halves SIS 70
quarlerss7 so.
Ry- In addition 10 the above, there smaller
Schemes Capitals ranging from $4,000 TO Saoo0u, and
Tickets from 81 10 S5-drapngs OF which are received
daily.
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries viii receive
the most prompt attention, and an account oil carh
drawing will be sent when requested, 10 all who order
Tickets from T.. II. PENDLETON,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash or Prize Tickets, the
postage, as usual, need not be paid. Nov. IL
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE In THE COUNTY OF HANOVER

COMMISSIONER SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER
by virtue &C decree Of The Superior Court of Chan
ID Gerry, Tor The L chmund Circuit. pronounced in the
suit of Barker and ais, W. Fletcher AID ais nmihe
a5li day Of June, Is u, shall. special
appointed by the sad decree, proceed on WEDNES-
DAY The OH day cf bsrrnbrr neat ii fair ii not, the
fair day the premises, 10 So pnh, auction 10
The highest bidder, AL r rra! estate Of wnic William
Robertson died seizrd, consisting nf two tracts Of
land, lying in the county Of Hanover, adjoining each
oller and containing by estimation hundred and
and three quarter acres upon the following terms
10 WI: oneIhlrd Of the purchase money psyah'r IN
ninety days fran lhc day Of saie aud the residue in
two quail instruments, al SIX and Twelve months, from
the date of the first payment the purchaser purcha-
giving bonds wii rnrity for the several install
mcnrs Of thr purchase money and The title he r.
tanned until The last payment shall have made. and
a conveyance directed by tlr CONT.
This land lies the Aain Road. leading from inai
Harhcr Richmond, about ten miles froG. the latter
place. and has II comfortable dw cling and out
lionsts. The land Is we'll tmbrr,d. and Is within hall
a nile Of a good Grst and Saw i
The title 10 this property il believed to be urdcubied,
hut selling Commissioner, shall sell only such rtle
n, is vested III mr. by the said decree.
ROBERT BARKER, Commissioner.
NOV g-dliScwlds
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in MATHEWS
COUNTY EQR SALE

WILL he sold, publicly NJ Mathews cot house, on
w MONDAY, the 18th December, ls,i, tCoun day.
the OF land kncwn rs the GLEBE, the residence
of &. H. Trmpkins, deceased, containing about l.Ih
acres. This tract lies Immediately The Norlh side al
East river. within tHn miles nf Mathews Count huu>
and haitian hours SAL oi The Nciick Pay. The li
incs new, ueat ani convenient; and the cleared
land about 20 FRESH and recently lined and high
Is manfred. The river l. z quarter nf mile wide and
navigaLle for Il kinds IL hay craft ani abciniS in h-
finest cy siers and hsh .! Ill k.d-. Tie r.ianlihod
j. good and healthy, and combines advantages
and facilities o getting produce IL naraet Than any other
The State. TIL, estate Is too well known and apprc.
ciaird require minute descriptions especially
as persons Wishing purchase viii doubt view IL
fore The day If ale. II VIII tr shown hy Mr.. Is. g.
ompkins Mr. VIM. White, who reside ~ the vlcini.
w. and any information III relation IN IL may lr obtained
Nv addressing VIM. II Roy, Esq. North End Posi- Office
AT the same time and place. win he Sold lot and
small tenement, suitable for Office, front Of the
tourt-hnilse of Mathews county.
TERslS-0ne-t third cash, balance in equal payments
Of one and TWO years.
WIN. TUMPKINS. Executor
Nov. 3-Cw5w oi 4. d. Tumpkn s, decd.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

HAD Negro Boy, who ran off in March last, named
Cohertahou II years old, stout built, of dark com
plexion has al The right OF his upper lip,
also Of his eyebrows his hair grows uncom-
monty low Down on his forehead. He raised
Petersburg, Virginia. and douot is making his way
back he before attempted In do and changed
his and owners name. lie may be apprehended,
and in some jail and has given wrong owners name.
Any information respecting SAID boy VIII be thankfully
received addrf ssed TO Chester &. H. South Carolina.
Nov l7-cw4w JAMES Z. IIICkLIN.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
AUEC

ON MONDAY, the Both day Of December next, If
" fair, if not the next fair day, will he sold, for
cash. at public auction, the United States Hotel,
in the town of cksburg, forty likely and valua
BILE Negroes Among Them are two very good Cooks
and excellent Carpenter The sale will commence
Al - o'clock. WIN. II. FITZHUGH, Executor
Nov. l7-ctds Of WIN. Jones, deceased.
l~r Whp VIII Cory as above.
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Tickets sl0; halves 81 quarters So Certificates of
packages OF 26 Whoes Sl0 % Halves S. % Quarters
q so.
Remittances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, as soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Noy.2 w. P. TURPIN.
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NOTICE Il shall petition the next General
~ Assembly, for reasons 10 be sci forth in my
petition, for divorce from my wife Virginia
Myers. VIM r. MYERS.
Nov. l3-c30d
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Bigger,s Prize Office .


MAKE your selection, aud, for Prizcs forward your
1'I orders TO
JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1876.
$4,000 10000 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. AZ, 10 he drawn
on Saturday, November 2si, lsi6, ut Wilmington, DEL
IS Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
Capital Prize of S32,OOO prize of $3.50
6 l2,O0O 20 ], $50
i 5000 20 GOO
l 5000 20 400
1 1900 30 300, &C.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates Of
Packages Of rs Whoes slug So shares in proportion
1926 DOLLARS! 10000
Any two numbers, $50 nett.
Any single number, 10 nett.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 40, to be
1886. rs Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals.
Prize of S35,295 | Prize of So 500
10000 Prizes Of 1900
5000 - I,75O
/ 1000 90 $50
3,292 90 600, SC
Tickets $40; halves S, quarters so.
% The cash for prizes will be paid Al sight by
BIGGER.
Orders for tickets in the above. In any lottery
advertised in another column by D. PAINE 4 Co.. Ma
nagers Of lotteries will be promptly attended to- VI ad
dressed to JOHN d. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Oct. 81
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~ r F. A Il l E S d.

,r,oN WITH THE GRAND DUcMf e., OF |,
coNvEN ii.isSsnI. FOR THE ABOLITION or Inh
aES>E ,n,sI,palNE AND OF TANES ON Emil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARCH ~, 1874
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17

Tickets $40; halves 3; quarters 50. Certificates
Of Packages Of 26 Whoes Sll0; 70 halves ST. a6 quar-
ters 81 80
D Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceiticares of
Packages in the ahuvr splendid Lotteries, Tor smaller
ones, that drawn every day in the week. enclosing
cash Prize Tickets, will receive the prnmpt
tention and an official account OF each drawing sent
Immediately after il is over, TO all who order from
Nov Q J.. +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.

Whole Tickets SIU; halves .; quarters 30.
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets
We have every day Lotteries from To twenty dol.
lars and when remittance Is made 10 us. large or
small, we will always invest in The most popular snte-
res hand. The drawings sent, when requested. Ia
all who order from U.s. The cash for all Capitals can
be had as usual Mt sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or Prize Tickets, the postage need not be paid. The
Tickets in the above Lotteries received, and all or
ders addressed 10 will the prompt and
fdentul attention. Address
d. PAINE & CO., Managers.
Oct. y Richmond, Va.
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DWELLING HOUSE AND LAND FOR


SALE.
CITING a. Commissioner under Z decree Of the Court
II ~ Aihena;le county, dated October dth ISIS,
VII offer Tor sale on The premises, 70 ihr .esl bidder,
on WEDNESDAY. iae ish - November, lsif, Tie
Land aud Improve meGf- belonging IL the Lsiaf. ri John
r. Emmett deceased, and adjoining the University. lie
land cantsn. about lUb al enclosed Tie house
il rommo!lurs, having ,i:,t rooms, with convenient
out-hons-s 1hrf- i attached I" Il good s4iGra, aud
An orchard of excellent Il trees.
III. t.nrehnr-r VIII &c nu-r cfcG.t II one, TIVE
aud Three yeas, he giving bonds with approved prrso
nj security. The tile 10 the property VIII be retained,
A. additional security. until lie bonds are paid.
Oct I-cwiw GESSNER HARRISON.
RAPPAHANNOCk LAND FOR SALE
I,IIE subscriber oilers for sale either Of Two
l Tracts Of Land situated IN caroline county. the
Rapp1hannock r"cr, about nine miles hrcw Freder
ckshnr: and containing each between COO and ESQ
Nearly the whole al The abov- is cleared.
Hat land, very productive of easy cuvntton and equal
~ we'll adapted u the production Of wheat and
The Improvements upon these farms mostly new,
aud very superior. Their situations such, with
gard healtness aud sorrty, rs 10 render Them de-
srable II lie desirable residences the river.
Any persons wishing 10 purchase are invited to view
rhrm and fer further information viii Apply 10 George
Taylor. E,q., Richmond; Thomas r. Knox Fndrritks-
burg; or 10 The subscriber. BAIL GORDON, in.
Prospect Hl Caroline CO., Nov 3--cwif
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EalIOtt VI EsraysCil.

ATTORNEY IT LAU AND NOTARY
PUBLIC,
HAS REMOVED his Office from Rockets
II 10 the corner Of F and 18Th streets, wsefe
he may al all times tc ioant.
Nov lI-dlW&c2i
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ID. Paine a. Co.,
OF LOTTERIES

NANaUENS Ut LO I ElIEoi
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention OF those who buy, and those VINO
j never bought before, is called To the following
large and extraordinary brilliant Schemes, under ,lr
management Of u. PAINE K CO., Managers, for The
month Of November The Tickets are received, and
Prizes can be had by sending orders 10
{. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
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J.F. Word, LOTTERY Vender.

- . w OH VI NIVVtNh VCHNUVEs
Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
" OFFICE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, sells Tickets in
all Lotteries under The management Of G. GREGORY
& CO., on the same terms that they sold al the
Managers Office.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
Alexandria Lottery Class n, for 1916, to be drawn
Alexandria, November 2lst
7s Number Lotlen-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets $40; halves s; quarters So Certificates Of
Packages Of &c Whoes costs $780, 26 halves Co. % quar-
tiers 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Class o. for 1876 10 be drawn Al
Alexandria, November 18th.
"a Number Loltery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
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SUCCESSOR TO D. M. HOYT.)

SUCCESSOR TO ID. M. HOfI)
Lottery Office, No 3 Exchange Hotel, Ricimond,
Virginia.
TUE undersigned. successor to D. NJ iloYT, presents
to his friends. aud the old patrons of the office. The
following Splendid Galaxy OF Schemes, 10 be drawn d
ring the month; and particularly calls their attention 10
the Splendid Lottery for lie llh-S60,Orn Of l0um
Capitals; and also the $40, cOn for the als They
worthy the attention Of adventures, and every one
should have a chance for the fortunes which thrown
i'll his way.
Make your selection and for biz Capitals address
L. B. PENDLETuE, Richmond.
P. 5. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, isa6
Alexandria Lottery, Class N, for 1886, to be drawn
at Alexandria, Nov. 2Ist.
IS Number Lnltery-le Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
| prize of 100000 Uprizes of 81 500
$4,000 20 :" 200
10000 80 " INA
$3.50 60 " 500
6 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 80. Certificates Of
packages of pc Wholrs Sl20-shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery Glass o. for 1916, 10 he drawn nj
Alexandria, November esth.
Nn 4 ntta Ral
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King < Queen County, November c-caa~id.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

pp,sos AssocIATIoS-The meeting al the AS
sernbv Chamber last evening large and animated
Tobp Townsend WIS called to the chair. and Messrs.
Rhoades Taber and Randall appointed Secretaries Mr.
rdmonds Mr. Hopper ard Mr.. Butler Of New York, adj
dressed the meeting. and appropriate resolutions were
adopted Ihc subject OF Pr.son Discipline is eviooE"!
becoming one ofincscasing aud absorbing interest
Albany Argus Saturday.
The WESTERN RivERs.--The river rose ) inches
in the last fortyeight hours and about on sano
last evening with Tee, inches In the canal By the marx
The Kentucky river is falling The Cumberland "H7
rising slowly on Saturdays feet water on the shoW s
AT 81 Louie on Wednesday. the Mississippi was las'
and navigation had been resumed as aI up 90 jd I'm,
The weather or Saturday and yesterday was so'a;
los, night 4, moderated somewhat and we hsu ssn'
1850. - l's - - Louisville Journal, nd.
~. The BODY of Miss Jane Cunningham was
f,J m Tho Prairie between potys and bush bill near
cf5rsTn m ON the 18Th inst: appeared in the invest
cation before The coroDcrs ury 'nat sue ieit ~! poy
S he morning of the l9th December, since which time
G Rad not been heard OF till her body was found and
an. i. supposed 20 have frozen to death.
- We learn that the steamer Revenue. on her
MASSAGE between here and Pittsburgh yesterday, got
aground and In endeavosng 10 get of broke her spar
ard killed one man and injured another.
Wheeling (Va) Times, 25th.
RAILROAD ACADEMIA slight accident occurred
on Saturday AZ Wsiugford, by which one Of toe con-
ductors was somewhat Injured One of the cars was IN
some way thrown from the track and between this and
another he somewhat bruised. No bones were
broken.
n A Philadelphia correspondent of the Com
inorciel says brother OF Mr. Peasants, OF Richmond
last friday evening there was no doubt
entertained of his recovery.
~ Rev. TIMOTHY ATKINSON was installed Pas
tor of the Hghst Congregational Church In Lowell on
Wednesday evening 25h inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02
March Number of the Farmers Library and
Monthly Innrunl of Agric ulture.

The March No Of his WORK is ready for delivery
The following is the Table Of Contents:
Engraving, AMI Illustrations
The Sewage Cow teight different orders)-Table g.
Class The Curvelne Cow teight dferet OrderslTsble
I'LL. ClhssS. the Bcorn Cow (eight different Orders)-
Table ". .Class4.
Farmers Library
Flowing (concIuded). Clearing Land. Hedges Fences
and Enclosures. The Drsning OF LsDd The Draining ci
Monthly Jor-rn! Of AsricIlltIrr-
Smilhsonia1 Fund; Suggestions as TO i:s Application
nures-by j, W Hafdy, Q. Va 1'',o'O''' -'-N'
Agricultural Educstiou.
Potato Disesss-Edscts of Gsano.
The Proper Position OF Country Dwelling Houses and
Barns.
LAT Gu Msrscher.
Prspsfaiops OF seed Corn-lnpcrsnt Saggs.,ions
OF Coppsrss Water, by Lansing WetmoTe
To have Early Potatoes.
Scheme o: Reducing The Quantity OF Cotton. Report Q;
the quantity of Cotton, remedy low prices
Southern Hemp, or Bear Grass
Alpaca Sheep.
Insects injurious 10 Vegetation Report the Insects
OF Massachusetts injurious 10 Vegetation. by Thaddsus w
Fru-Tree Borders
Importing Societies.
Tresiise on Mich Cows The Flanders cow-Hish Cow.
Cow of Medium Hight
Low Cow.-Ssstsrd of the Flanders Co.'S
Glass III. The Salvage Cow-Eigh Cow
Cow Of Medium Hight
Low Cow.-Bss;srd OF The Selvsee Gov
Class Ill The Cnr7eine Cow
Coz OF Medium H;eht-Low Cow.
Bastard of the Curyrline Cow.
Class ". The Bicorn Cow high Cow
Quaker Friends Farming.
Sugar Culture in Texas.
Flooding Meadows.
Cost Of Sheep Keeping in Illinois
The Shepherds Dog. With Sketches and Aneedotes-
Bees-Efect Of Exposing Bee Hives TO Hot Sunshine
Egg Cement
Prices Current
Recipes of the Cure of Sore Thros-Ror making ktch
en- Pspper-For making economical Breakfast Powder
Remedy for Lockjaw.
Terms IS per snnum, In advance Single number 81
cents. JoHs S. SKINNER, Editor. Published by
2sf GREELEY McELRATH.
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Things In PhilndeIphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA March /, 8 4 NJ
The severest snow storm of tho season is now
upon II commenced on Saturday morning about
o'clock, and has continued up TO the present hour with
nls nterrnisson 1t did not fall very fast however but
hu dr1ted considerably. On level should Judge The
NOW was six inches deep. while in many places the
al are several feet The Southern mail not yet in
neher have y,hing from the West there being
nails due from, Harrisburg.
The Delaware river is filed with floating ice and
hs avsstion is entirely ohstrrcted. Vesses cannot
rive and depart without the aid OF sienrn.
There is very little local news of interest stirring.
Amsn named VIM. McMulien. of the most danger
us and desperate characters against whom there were
some half dozen charges yesterday brought up for
sentence 10 the Court OF Sessions having plead guilty
and let of with nix months This is shameful. and
Judge Campbell is loudly censured for the he has
pursued in reference these Southwark and Moyanen
sing rowdes.
The stock sales yesterday were heavy Pennsyl.
Ianis IS co.ed ~. L. S Bank at s. Vcksburg al 81,
SeatiDg Bonds a, 75s and Reading Shares a. 3i3
DEATH FROM ISTEMPERASCE.-A man named
Peer Robey, recently found dead Upper MNl
oro Nd. He had been drinking freely of sprtuous
liquors and 60; ioundered in snow storm ON his way