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A WING Meeting ina CL,r,,a

"a l a lnige meeting OF The Wings OF Charlotte, held Al
tue Court House, on Monday the 18th day of Dec. lsIi
On melton Of Doct. joel Watkins, PaulS .Cauinpton Eso
was appointed Chairman, and Doct. K. " Gaines, reoues.
ted 10 act as Secretary.
The object Of The meeting being e.nIaincJ b, w. ~
scott. Esq. on his motion, the Chairman appointed the fol.
owing gentlemen as delegates. TO meet in FarmyilIe an
me lJih day OF January, lS47, to confer with d,lep,tcs
from other Counties, composing the district, and select n
candidate TO be voted for, by the Wings. for this come.
slonal district, viz: Thos. + Buuldn, Doct. loci Wall
Col " Cardweil, Doct. J b Rice, Robt. Robinson. PAM
; Darlington, Danl. T Perkins, Henry Darlington. Tbo,a
Flournoy, Hunter ii Marshall, Tho's. q Morte, W. 8
Scott, Jno. Booker, Thos + Spencer, Claiborne B,,ksdnIe
Capt. Jno. w Galnes, VIM. b Green, Jonathan Ransom
Hillary MOseley, Ihos. T. Watkins, Doct. VIM. IA PaItII,
Col. + Marshall, Doct. K w Gaines. los. n Wis.,
S5ml, ID Morton, T. W Henry, Jno. Edmunds. II. Hcnty
L Scot, Doct 7 Brown, Joel w MARSHALL, David Com.
fort, Col. Thos. Pugh, Col. ice. Dupuy, Thos. EdmunJ.
John Henry, Robt. T Hamilton, Chas. Morton. Ino. Mid.
dle'on' Wiltshire VI Caldwell, VIM. o Jordan, WIN. n
Marshall, a a Lyle, Henry Edmunds.
were offered, wiz
Resolved, That whilst we feel no desire TO dictate IN tho
other portions OF the district, we take this occasion IN TO-
commend "yau SntdweiI' Esq. OF tins county, as u gem
Neman well qualified for this station, and in our opinion
Will more July concentrate the Wing vote, than any otbc,
individual.
Resolved, That willis, We do not desire TO mammal o,,
delegation IN Their deliberations, they be requested TO use
al for and honOuIablo means to secure the nomination oI
Mr.. Caldwell.
Received, That whilst we prefer Mr.. CardwclI, a. our
candidate We plege ourselves Ia use our best efforts 4, &c.
cure the election Of any good and true Wing, who may
receive the nomination. '
Which Resolutions were seconded. by WIN. r Scott
aud Ihos. I Bouldin, r. q'A. in short but no,rop,i.,c
speeches. IN which they sustained the claims of Nr Ell.
well win gra force. The ' to Of The meeting was then
taken upon the resolutions and carried unanimously.
On motion IT + r Bouldin, E,q,
Resolved, That all the counties of the d.,ic, h. ,,,i
''d 10 u"'e WIN us ~ Tho meeting IN Famvilc, IN as iml
delegation as they can conveniently send.
Ca motion OF Dlct. Joel Wn'kina.
Resolved. That the proceedings Of this meeting. be pub
Iishcd IN Tie Richmond Wing, Times aud Republican and
tho L%ynchburg Virgiuan.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
PAUL $ C~ARRlNGTON, Chairman.
r. w. GAMES. Sccretsrv.
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Ming eicorgn Coun.y. Va.

At meeting ol lho Whirs 90 King George County. held
at the Court House, ON Saturday, the 9Th day oGDecembcr,
1876
Coz. HEyE' I. WAsruHGToy, was called TO tho Chair
ard
VILLAS \. Brown, rqucstcd Ia net rs Secretary.
The object a. tho meeting having been explained, IL
was,
R,-oIyed, That tho Wing. of King George approve Of
the Convention, proposed o. tn held nj Tappuhannock, for
tho purpose Of selecting q Candidate Of thcir party 10 fcp-
resent The District Of which they compose a part, IN the next
C.ugfcss uf fc I.5uff1.
Resolved, That Rod. S. 7 Lawrence, Thos. l. Hunter.
WINS Brown, nc. f'lhpsh.J g. Tauil,up. Ch,.G /.
Jones, Geo. II. clark J. Jpu'-, Wm.L Pratt, VIM Bal,
Geo. 4. Baker. John g. Dabor, wm Wallace. Tho.. put'
ktus, jet stoke, WIN. \. Arnold, s j. Brown, Jas. S.
Qur. "nbory, Y v Ti1sy, and Fielding LOWE, be-. and arc
hereby nppInt'd Delegates 10 represent tho Wings II KING
George bro F1id Convention.
HENRY r. WASHINGTON, ProideaL
Wv S. BrpwH. Ss%SteftB
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From I'niIadrIuI,im.

'"''p"hecnee OF the hahimu-. IIiiut-Hy T,Lpr,u,
rr PHILADELPHIA, saur -. Bc.. ran . A. 81
ih'i IS more activity IN stocks with II slight ad,an-, IA
some OF tho leading securinrs. Pa. So sold AT G-I nj ,.
vance OF on yesterdays sales; Reading K x lgnds ala,
advanced 1; u ) loan NJ IUI. ~
mere is more hrmness IN the -four market, with n Ten
ueney To advance. sales oi fresh ground brands A. 81 GlI
an advance. Holders generally contend tmr ur,
Meal Is firm at $500! per Dbl. ~
sales oil prime red wheat at lOlalO3c: prime vsu,,,
corn at 6ic, aud oats at 3Jc. Whiskey at 2IIga9s,. nv,
gallon. P''
No change in Provisions.
will advance. ''' ="
Inc weather Is clear and quite pleasant for the season.
We are destitute OF any stirring local intelligence
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efficacy Of DIR. Banning's mode OF treating the class OF dis
cases referred to, with the subioined additional evidence
from gentlemen occupying an eminent rank in the Modi-
cal profession;
fres PrefssasT Goddard 81 F.aaSsp4is-
Have cianiGciDt nanhinrs instrument fOf the relief % wcsk
h's tcquu'ag snpIo u, aui have made p0rIoei pPe7-eHf 81 The
ramr, aud AN astoathed at tr results. I lave aSo listened u his
views oi IT. applicability 10 an 'ttenisdCa. 81 dtscas-S. aud think
them to bc hG'y important AMI therefore coudiary recommend
'i'm a. the serious consideration OF the Medical profession.
PAUL a. GODDARD. NJ u.
Fea THC .wst Of " J., asi oA1s.
III" Undersigned have rNamncin t BluuuC's novel views on the
mechanical pnth7tney og many adrcuors OF The V.sccta, auitc trVc
Them q" be u ehN lnfsrrtiur, and wgr nv the feuous attention oC
tin MCdicll I.ut,~ ION. VALENTINE MOTIF,
, kEARNEN ROGERS.
STEPHEN BURR,
ALIEN Y. WHITING,
~. MCLEAN.
srEPHEN =. CIRBN.
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wN. 5. TRwLErr, scc'y.
COMMUNICATE.
To the Members OF the Virginia Legis.

Il = known To you That your body wiIhavc 70 cIci a Iu Iee tbs
WINTER. 70 hI ht vacancy occasiored BY the death Of the late "A
mettei judge stlala i, enc al tue Judges OF the Coutt OF Appeals
various gentlemen have teen sToks of rs las succeSof-aH L.
ytfs OF stindrg and hgh legal At aiun, us. Agatst 20 one named
las the writer If tiis any psronal digestion but he Legs {, clI
y. MI. Greco las qualifications Of a high oaIer for that st,ton.-
WIN ilo-s whp know linn be 1 hC D. universally I'D uIICd 10 be o.e
81 TIE s1undesi aud beet Uad lawyesn the state. As CLaaccy
Lawyer hs has few equals, and ceta uy not b superior IN the
Comm Hwea'h. II D habits ol application aIe equal to those of any
man in the word Ills library is prfhips To best "a The tate. and
30 man tIt uI e a better use OF hs hooks. His memrr nluaI
" cd, tas bren much improved and Il eng heuodb , di,ipirc asd
5 udy- 49, an OF. hani lawyer hs Ffomp Hes Is sup,c %. gen -
rha nhfftoh5 atI 70 { becomes rec sATy 10 inye4ti a e. any ar
stuse csu slbisct, biz zeal % u19oang the banning u the books
N. Va no npaicm"nt or hiFg Hg-n.rt1.s his mid kaow rest unit
The coo J"ct j. Iast"rcI. III great Dolby IN deciIBg the case. IN
the Count oi Aprci's is HscuUJd ~ may o. he are atd want II
h'hIh 10 part Of ilc Members ol that bench Sit G.scn Ia. but
Ilsiattain'd the f'Ttteih ycasoi hrs aEc-the vuy prime ofLfc-
IIsi oi 's'ugh 70 hIS, scqurtI l,arn ~ and MT 'o, ,i a. o., d.
'hslH. O. d1Iur lui."t, anJit.Iu, 1- De- is ofirsal reputation
Do o. doubtful t Inc ambition O. be- con Idrfcd a bbOuous man o.
tust'- D. not eqtal Ca that u' the other. His picssu q d. invest
CAT" and hs Frest's. hIIrn ~ cDHss s IN dispatch nR business.
ht be- no pul'iriin 10 the oidiHay tease of the word. u does rot
ditract his aucauon-nor - De often concerned 10 discussing any
NJ is g rprcs ~ Cprmtun- 10 De- 20 IIst man. aud "a sound We
rad lawyer iecmS 10 90 the nv SUE Df his eau.ly ambi ION. Il
wa IN swn IN tho e. familiar with hs father uhe hir Judge Gr.enj
iiat until di-ri e. broke him down, no tIn tS.rlbpulcd harder ~
more cIIst My thun lr DID when On the bench Of the Count II
hppnis AMI hi s'n hH 'l' cap1.i, o out hb,uT The nu,r-
So Crci hls u.vrf praeIe,d iu the Court of ApgctIs. et-.p To
argue a, occyIlIal case as % W.. about coming ~ Tor dci-nE-
20 tai', Iipui be- br appointed, DO ., would be- 100 difficulty IN I,
usdsT asirg tr. crHi. au the CAUSES on the dock C. In ths county.
wh'fc %" I- beet AtuNn, no oIcg apo uimsat w'rd be- ~ popular
VITA aI rlIfF's &C citzrns-awyCrs -IiOrs, gui a. lie r~ clear
of pcs ul 90 JuiireHs and his opinion, ol ptuy pol tic hascv.r
, nv as the tror AID hence his Gei1g- lave ever been sini to
ll part .a.
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F@c707Ily ~ '-IuUIUI n VI-rnir-.. ,1mn1-I,| h.
Capt Core, rom h'.,audu1, r,act,i ua ,y boo OBI,
N"fi''" c.IH, preparation, ta hrr, mustered iut, no. .l,
vice %. iHo United s'afst Tho company WIS gr,snI s..
onul1e'. He .hora hg % i.rsc crowd. vb, bal q. entitled
in anticipation Of j.. auIa.'. a.I vsr, .,tei t, t- m5,,,,
by 'o Pnhla oarri. under ClpL Diumoek. VIII Il, bod
turned out Tor te ,ufp..r.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE. pKc,Nn,p

jenny UkChNBkR II, Iolb.
uron ealisg the Senate to order the Clfk pNeefdrd To rad he
following bl from the Hcus,:
An Act auho 'Eins the iitctay soc ,y OF Ronnsy To- csiabIah
Al ofuow n SNh nay Tor The uSuytiOA ct youth "a u, mney.
Tue bMtaEitg br"n read second time, it was msVri by Mr..
si'NN, q t"i't a to a Sc Get CormI tr..
u, 'haii appoiaict hcssrs Shan, Rore : anl Smuh. who, az
tee duly considering tho nhL repeated II for ia third tr ,dtnr. with.
out amcudmcat 1hc Bill was thsn real a thnd time aud pa,.rl
wbhNut argument.
lloa motion " Nc MALLACE. IN, s.r,,. nMnr1nA
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Kim NKiIIinm

Permit nc 90 suggest through your columns To the
Wing. Of kins William utc propucty o]furrrg upon 'rpos.
E'aNr, Va. 20 become a candidate for q seat iu tMo Lcgis.
l7tire of Virginia. do notkuow vlnt NJ Roano'4 views
may %" upon tho subject, but I earnestly uuft tlat hc
will Hiruicc ha own irclinaiiura, should ti,y boz adverse
i' th0 proposition, CO. fIo good nl bic party and The State.
Iir uulurhiug Advocacy of tho tuc interest Of Virginia,
aud .r lruk 1ui mlniy bFnuug. have made him d.srt.
t'IIE 1rfe1i I1vprtn with tho good people of King Wi.
liam, while ha practical experience, bic quick ]disccmmcni.
and Judgment pc. m'ucuty qualify him Tor tho dis
olr.' r hiuta high duties which must d.vOlyc upon n TO-.
Lrl--.L.-... -
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Correspondence Of tho BALI. American.

"AHIltsluN. Dec. IL. IL 1G
The two houses OF Congress not being IN session to-Jsv
there H. nothing To communicate Of Congressional intciI.
gcnco. The Supreme Courthas also adjourned to Monday.
and the public men are generally providing tiem.rly,s win
tcls. ~ ""
Tho Van Ness case. though upon tho fourth week of il.
continuance, cEcitca great interest from day "a day. The
witnesses examined will be- neatly or quite one hundred
Much 81 tho testimony has been delayed 10y argument Of
counsel, AID uho. p arguments have been almost daily and
upon the admissibiIy NJ testimony.
Tho counsel and tie community have got their feeling
warmly enlisted ~ the case, aud the closing arguments viii
undoubtedly present specimens Of great loyal loamn w and
eloquonco.
Tho defence proved to-day tilt Mrs. Conner w,s regard.
cd af engaged or married to q gentleman of Rlodr Island
onco residing with hcfrn this CITY. They proved, too, that
Bta visited bh'dc l.llni.
An au mpt was made als, to prove tho bal character of
dc plainuI, but ibc persecution resisted tho tc.tmonv. and
= 'crano the subject "i protuctcd argument whether It
Should ho received ~ not
The people ~ Alexandra County aro not al content
with the Act oi icuocrssOu which BE- about tb 10 GupIy
c fn'ninn ed, and a petition b. preparing which b. to b.
pfe'eni'd both a. t"rEf'sf 1uG the Slate Legislature Of
Nrgin'1, o. ing lhnt Alexandra County may belong to tho
District Of Columbia under ~ I'D namc, OF DO rr-annc,cdt tn
the county Of Washington.
Tho speaker ol ihr U0uac. uodrr sanction ol tho Score.
tory Of the Treasury, has selected tho house 81 Corcofln ~
R'es 1s Sub'Ircasufois Tor the disbursement n tho mi.
lcngo aud per dion 'uDds Of the House of Representative
~" bankS aud The business mon complain ilat the Go.
vornmcnt BE- puruing hostile measures towards tict inter.
Gets. These complaints have been Of long standing. Fur
adpz.u years and moro the District ui Columbia h.a been
the experimenting and DIS oennr point NJ tho political
qu,cks. Tho people hero ore used 10 various ways 10 geo
how much the psorIr elsewhere can endure.
.utSue-A ship auived here Within r day or two from
LELAND. having ON board n plump and pretty IRISH gir. who
came on board the doy the ship called, disguised aa a boy,
and seeking n chance q, work n passage 10 America. Hcr
sex was shortly Discovered, and rho was made 90 change
her dfess, and kept IN the ladies' cabin. Her story is the
Old one.-tie ssmo ~ English, lnsh, Dutch or Portuguese.
Sho bad . lover who bad gone away 'ul Ameuky,' protni.
sing 70 ssnd Tor her when no should get comfortably Fixed
IN the New World and had picked up a bsgfull Of those d. /
lars UVNfh which FU nMI faa.ygVsN H..II - - -
she, vonudng all for love, pnt herself into ship-shspo toq.
gcy and sought her lover across the sen. We hope the
brave Rih will be successful IN her seafch-and especially
ha, her lover is worthy oft-N Y T'ibuns.
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orrcE OF rue n y c~op4rE-IaL Ngy.erI.,,

Friday, Dee !I-2 l. NJ.
Ashes continue dull. Pots ate held tmrl, At ii II
~ n decline. "'''h
To-Day there o. n far business doing.
There Is not much doing IN Hour. We hear ,fs,... .
ABOUT eo'o barrels OF Gencscc, ia store. at Sj,I2I. which
Is about as low as It can be had III present
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RT Medical ConNcntion.-1hr Medical Convention Of
N" STATE 81 Niginia Will as. mbls his day Monday at ~ o'clo.k
IN the Chrmcil Hal ofihr Medical Coucgy. IT, me ub,s ct the
Cohvsn ion, which incu'cs every rhyac an in Virginia. are re
Is~-ted Ia attend plnctuary. our eitz-Is aud the rusue, who
a-e interested "a tc proc, cings Vi the Convention, are ais, iuvI
ted 10 attend during the sitting OF this boiy. De II
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l. H. E.a. Hf.a Gs.IaH 'TH. GHIss ru Ns.s r,u.a ont
inH 90 ur ar.f. ruure ai.h1' rIron " Nsw Nrue1bIur %. I'D
.i. Hf U. BIO stufU IU.Ifi.uf| lun ~. ua pat NJ Tee e. ant
sa..rlsH r .,rf,,rH Jprrh nB. TIc M. ro.r.uctu, virvs
Gem Ir.uryH rfptim1unH 10 ifnnr it' Woe department n
Flew I,Uro rrrfrrii0 ua t.irfSur1 un'rr tr nlme uf New
a,rf.o VI. ss nm snot 70 tuatt8tr 1rt ifma utcr fotas u pro'c.t,
ariuft .ueh acton at,ws tur u" erftulu.n uf o. tst ~ mlif
tam fn iDfcFufy ~ tstrwf"v and r1ysu1' T ur rnfed states
wisi.. o. or. utzf foriDut ]r,vfumrur us rf~ of Ir p,i
Mote r.as VIII irfr upon r. luI 10 .fatsfsry sqHt1,nt o.
f'sr lu fs srEtm.nt n ur pInIt OF rrfas. wr 'f1H rrli1hIy
have 70 nro little cor1 RI hofarsl State 1uI F,I.nl flyrtsignty.
10 NnK Oh ol 10. a-ln-Iuon u NrA M.tnn-r
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'"'if Doyf We understand That Tho oaicera NJ ou,
-'.,'h' ''Ne Navy attached 70 lhs Gull Squadron. have.
W'hi.a.m g1anmity which isch,uriaf.,i oC d,ci, 100.
I'n' ''' 'm'H'd Co., present sl tre prls money duo n,sw
70 i' widow q Lieut. Chlhes w Noms. The III. q, vbo
tel atHhe auaek on Tobssco. ~"
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Passage IN baltimore, meals incJpd.

WV FpfV fHfsddV Afternoon =
thi' City mi natim re- ~ ~ raaare apd 6rr IN.
aalion' " iltslno ato equal o. tFse ~ any other bctwe, n IN" ,w,
49, Aa Ia''.nI, H tn'vinr here ON Tucfiiy s0eu,on NJ Z .
clok atuVe iu hsl,moV ~ folowiue niRht. Tn. a., rh....,
fha Iaae The cars the heu morning Al . o. oct.
~t HENRY IUnIaH A IN
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From New York

0''P'""O"VU VI ~ DhI FuITIOt-By TCIcgTnph.
New GORE, Saturday, Dec IL. > u m
There is rather more frmness in the -Four market Io.J,v
III consequence OF an apprehension that navigation may
soon be impeded, as the Hudson rver is now cpn.,Jrr,hly
frozen at Albany.
- mere were sales this morning OF 1000 bbls. Gencsco
r'ouf nj So'le3, which Is an advance on tac sales of yc..
'efday' Most holders are now firm in asking S5lj. Sales
also, TO a moderate extent Of Western brands a, 81 III,
S5,lsi, and holders firm.
there is no special change in the grain market; Gcne.c.
yellow do. Gle oa,s 37c. '
10 'oc1 market continues fran AMI cotton as iat quoted. Nuth
"s }" ~ provision coffee Is held hi.h e. We have a ctr, AZ and
I"shtI pleasant day. but sOmlW VIVA. cnI. No stylp. I,.,I ,,,
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& uon-MaEeI without aMe atom: sales to SINNERS ir LJ. ,.
wanted fwVisions-Saics of so bJs Old mes Bee q, - 30
DO navy mess new, $50 80 90 No. /. new, $50: $50 Be larI
Hc' mos. Flour-Thc demand Is moderate Gcnnc.rr comm on
bnnd' shl-ta5 %; oIio aEi Michigan, sic! Geo rtowu. s.I.t.
Frcirn:hburg ), c.th. A otof ONO hat h,ol superior 9i,rry.
sod at I'D cash Com-Ttc stock BE- quite Initrd. ard the tntr.
kei Il IN Eew yellow fat, zoe Cd, 72i73c 1900 bushels wine.
o. We cash Molascs-Sales uf $4,000 "a Iua 81 rp.u,. trr
export Il Englhnd, at soHsO.-, & mos. Naval s:otc.-s Ia. a
l2n bh' Spirits TuVcnun1 at SIC. ca.h. bJs u be returned -
'ohte-Sdle Of 200 bags ~ Domifg 60 At Giats r, G mos. G.,t
SHns-30 bales Curacao ,od At 56c e. ch mos.
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Letter from Wa>I,img1ou.

Saturday, mail brought Us the following interesting LEI,
ter from Washington. Il shows the rapid strides which
tie agents Of the Progressive Democracy" are m,.,ps f.,
ABSOLUTE power, and The non cLalIaes with which they tram.
pie on the Constitution aud Laws:
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Free Scientific Lcc1urcs.
hR. BANNING, m compliance with

~ '''''''''' TT IVTTTTITTITT WTTW IWTWV-
- fou1 requests, will deliver fuhIr ctrouuun Of o. n~.-.r.rt
simplifying tltoy on n. suu. nature md unffYf dfHar. .r. .rt
mot wo1knrHrso NJ de Voice, Luuts AMI srrrlL rru ,a.fU
q fiVc -}'t"Uf, h1e.i 'n uf marinri.m ant rhi trly., u. r.
h''i. iIu' Higi Nv az co. tull drIst 81 led GA mirsr .rf..
Dc 90 i'ih- MIdDIlfwfrseon ned Ladies and Z. nt tIu r..,f
ay' boo il FHl'1u"' t, Etcisnrr iI,rI ri Mfrdly Tr.tt,, ,ui
W'in.tLy Is'H me- 90. o. wrft. gt Iaif prt7 ufIrk r.btr
rp"Frm anil 10 wh'cIrc a. ar.t frn their eisrr. H q ru.
i"s ani rrir'hhd Constitutions nr tu work ct rt nf IU,m
''v.s my hud o tp fi.r micro Go attend Tfrtr, ftr
W. W iusiuEn'lH Lace or tody Hrnrr frt. hume
na'r relief NJ te above, 1mi sral1F1uu ma1ir4 trim. . I.r.r
suited ruN iDuay nv 10 U1.d geuuemfr, n rflcr.. tp DO. Do ..
th"r H0n'y irug r.uUci within ore w,oS th0u' rty ts.tr d.
~ relief g. ri"n.-dwuiln' hat time of nr,rr ~ ftmlrr.. lam
dtiugusfcd lode rfd Mod ~ aui other pmffs.orf t.- ..
Der vorhy q tnii McdrcIi rrof-ssfn wu pcl.c en- .rIs
smte. a. a.
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WTTNI |NVNIII TIIV WIT|T|"IH" I-TT I'D NJ IVITIU
iHa lH fo1Uvir~ ftlrm. ns which IL ftvcs o. p-iairc 90 eopy
We arc hHppy IN D.. ihr 90 aur0un. %, upou ufqtc tonabfe
au'h'Ty that fr run0r NJ thc itp per ofur Mouui slyar- Iron
Wuft' s nf1undet. Evoy pan Of ue e. crondte WI ~ .
nj oFc.auOn. aud ute teH feelings ets' between ~ ne parties
concerned. The farm1fy now crising hstup IN ~ ne PATHS
interested ca1uut fH1 ~ freup fucress q. the week endnf OF
The si n p,cemtor thf tso Bisst furnces urnod out tws hun
died anit'n tons Of Pc Ton. which pabput hef ~ nj avsrgs. "
sPEClE-Tho Boston Transcript aysthstth steamer
CALEDONIA brought ont G25,g o sterling. The N, Yohk
Tribune soys thst some reports make the smouni $500,
OOe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14

H~bENULGrON'N DtHIgT.-I ulry dive .r t.,..
day NJ 30 o~crrk-Carai signnnf vb rr,t...,
" hives aud quauefs 900 p.opoufur. rfz,s Er 600 t.rI tn
"cofk ~ fKNUIf TOMS Oft III.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14

.. F" H.tt, 'hr celebrated c.rc ppndent of The P,,sy
noe h's been appointed On ad Co I.. Gen. BBuer. oftso.
E,'"'' vIh The rank Of Ma,r. Tic Picsyunc assures the
M9.'. '"'nd'' 'h'tho IS not eloied and will speak to them
tho samo b. ever.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14

INN blflCf ~. PAINE a 60.
l'h -For 20 Houow t17Ono. 5000. 5000. tol0. $500 t,.
20 ~ 800. 10 of 1000, 90 Sf 500. 90. ~ No., u ff,or
i~ese''sa hl'o' $1,000, 1900. Ec. GO Mo- itdawn. fie.s.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-08-07
DISINFECTING AGENT.

IA this IS the season, when offensive
matter Of any sort, in a state Of decompo.
sslon, most easily exctes bilious and other
diseases, w9 would call the attention Ct the
readers Of The Farmer to one means Of pu.
rfcauou so necessary to prevent ito iprri.
bio effects, and one highly conducive 10
health, comfort and convenience every sum.
mer season. Its also valuable for aerlcuI.
laral purposes, as i improves the quabty Of
manure, by fixing The ammonia.
Copperas (suphalo Of lroul 1 ID. di.oly.
ed in water, soy aboaI four gallons, and
poured twice or three times into sinks ia a
complete dislnfectant, removing al uopleas.
ant odar, and preventing offensive eilluyia
when IT becomes necessary to clean them.
The cost IS a mere trile, copporas selling
for four OF five cents per pound. The Of.
feet 10 certain.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-08-07
Gardening.

There is not in life a moro delightful
occupation Than gardening. 10 breathe
the pure atmosphere Of Spring, to prepare
the beds aud borders for vegetables plants
and h1eersS 10 sow the seed, and set out
the various slips aud cuttings, arranging
every thing with order aud taste, to look
earnestly for the first leaf and bud aud
flower; TO watch their growth, TO enjoy
their beauty and fragrance, to show them
10 ones friends, TO talk about them, to
have them admired, aud 10 know that all
is the work Of your hands or directions
that is an enjoyment scarcely 10 be c.
qualled, and accessible 10 this country TO
all, Let meme then fail to secure it. We
always though. il evidence OF good wife,
10 see her often in the garden, add food
Of inspecting aud attending to its proper
cultivation and management. Depend up
on it she is blessing to her husband aud
family. We would advise our young friends
who want TO marry, and they are, IN truth,
goodly number, 10 avoid those young Ia.
dies Who seem 10 have al aversion to the
primitive, useful art OF gardening. We
never knew q lauy or gentleman, who was
extremely fond Of flowers aud shrubbety,
who had not warm hear, and generous
disposition. Guard.