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THE BRIDGE QUESTION.

Mr.. Needham, by request waived his mo-
lion TO dismiss 10 permit amendment when
Mr.. Carpenter Of N moved 10 amend, SO as
10 exclude the bridge at Rouse's Point and
retain only the bridge over Misslssquoi
Bay; adopted.
Mr. Carpenter of N. also subsequently, by
consent amended, leaving the line Of road 10
end on the western or northern line of Al
burgh, and also subjecting this act 10 future
legislation, and requiring the assentoi the
COMPANY 10 this act.
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HOUSE.

Bills passed-To amend sec. 35 CHIP
Il R. s.; to incorporate Walloomscoick
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LIME ON APPLE TREEs.--An old

LIME ON APPLE TREEs.--An old far
mer Of much discrimination, observed
10 US recently, that he made it regu.
lar practice for several years, to sow
caustic lime around his apple trees in
the spring. He had noticed that tree
standing in the immediate vicinity Of
his dwelling had all at once put forth
with renewed energy, and was at a
loss, for some time, 10 know the cause.
On inquiry, he found that quantity Of
lime, which had accidentally been spill
led and rendered worthless by being
mixed with the refuse on the stable
floor, had been thrown at the foot Of
the tree, and to this as the principal
cause, he immediately assigned the re.
vivesence and renewed qualification Of
the tree. Taking the hint from this
accident. he purchased twelve casks OF
lime, and applied half a bushel to each
tree, and found that tit produced immedi-
ately beneficial effects. Not the health
Of the trees only, but the quality Of the
fruit also was greatly improved. We
would advise our readers TO make tri-
al of this experiment, and see whether
it is deserving of the high recommended
ton it receives.--Maine Cul.
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Notice in Partition.

Ary Dye widow Of Iohn Dye dec. and Bazaleel
Dye, Isaac Dye, Benjamine Dye, Joshua Dye, A.
mos Dye, Elan Dye s. Mahlon Dye, minor heirs Of
the said John Dye dec, Susanna Beouy and David
Beouy her husband, Abigail Dye, ELAN Dye. Ro-
samus Trago, Elizabeth Amos and Robert Amos
her husband, Amelia Guiton and Isaac Guiton
her husband, and Elizabeth Dye widow Of James
Dye late dec.-Wil take notice that petition was
filed against them on the 10th day Of January A.
d, ls47, in the Court of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe county and state Of Ohio, by George w. Dye,
and is now pending, wherein the said George W.
Dye demands partition Of the following real estate
situate IN said county Of Monroe and state Of Ohio
described as follows, The South East quarter Of
Section No. nine in Township No. Three Of
Range No. Five, containing one hundred and
sixty acres. Also the East half ofthe South West
quai ter Of section No. nine in Township No. three
Of range No. five, containing eighty acres, and
that at the next term OF said court application will
be made by the said George w. Dye for an order
that partition may be made ofsaid premises.
GEORGE w. DYE.
BY WILLIAM C. WALTON, his Attorney.
Dated February 9Th ls47.-[6cons'v W.
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NTAsTER COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
NH virtue ofa decretal order to me directed
from the court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, and state of Ohio in the case of William Steel
g. Benjamin Hughs Executors of David Person
deceased, against Nimrod Henthorn and others,
there will be offered for sale at public outcry at
the front door of the court house, in the town of
Woodsfeld in said county, on Monday the 18th
day of April lS47, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
m and 4 o'clock IN Of said day, the following
described lot of land, lying and being in the town
of Clarington in said county and numbered on the
plat Of said town seventy-eight, with the improve
ments thereon. VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Morch 6, l647. 81 65
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
lvU By virtue of decretal order to me directed

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Wl By virtue of decretal order to me directed
from the court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe conu.
ty Ohio in the case of Isaac Askewiagainst John
there will be offered for sale at public
outcry at the front door of the court house In the
town of Woodsfeld in said county on Monday the
18th day of April next between the hours Of Ic
O'Clock, m and four o'clock m the following
described tracts Of land situated in said county, to
wit the west half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton nine, township four, range Eve, containing
80 2l-l00 acres Of land; also the east half of the
northwest quarter Of the same section, township
and range, containing 80 2l-l00 acres of land; al
so the southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter
cfsecton ten, township four, and range Eve, con.
tanning 40 $4,000 acres Of land; and also the east
half Of the southwest quarter Of the northwest quar-.
ter of section nine, township four, and range Eve,
20 6-l00acres Of land. y. 4 ; ~,
VIM. oKEY, Mast. Com.
Marcha. 1sGz. 924z
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MONROE MY.
"HE summer term of the MONROE ACAD
ENVY Xillcommence on the second Monda,

NyHE summer term of the MONROE ACAD
ENVY willcommence on the second Monda
of May, to continue twenty weeks.
Tuition from five to ten dollars per term, a
follows: u..
Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Eldcution, or Philosophy, s5 90
Astronomy, Chemistry, Practical &C.
ometry or First Lessons in Algebra, 90
Algebra, Legendre, or Surveying, 100
Moral or Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Logic, Latin, or German, 800
French, Greek, or Hebrew, 10 00
~. TEXT BOOKS ~ IS i
Davies Mathematical course, oiz: Davies Arith
netic, Davies First Lessons in Algebra, Davies
or Practical Geometry, Davies Bour
Ions Algebra, Davies Legendre's Geometry, and
Davies Surveying.
Grammar-By Lectures.
Eloctaion-Porter Rhetorical Reader.
Geography-Mitchel's.
Philosophy and Chemistry y-Comstock's.
.fsfronony--Olm Olmstead's.
Bofany-Mrs Lincoln's.
Geology-Hitchcock's
Moral Or Mental Philosophy--Wayland's.
Rhetoric or Logic-Whateley's
Lati,t-Andrews' Latin Series.
STEPHEN WOOD.
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quor will pass of, leaving all the fe-
cula behind Now barrel it in good,
sound, purified oak barrels and place il
in cellar whore it will slowly under
GO the vlnous formation. i,t q
| But to return to the orchard. IL
should alwaysbe planted onhigh ground
linclining 10 the west or north. Such
an aspect is less affected by winter and
spring frosts, than an eastern or a south
ern. When the trees are planted they
should be put in with great care. A
large hole dug, and filled up with the
surface mould, incorporated with some
well rotted manure, should be prepared
| for the young tree. When lsay large
hole, l mean what say. Three feet
at Icast,in diameter--fve or six is bet
ter. Nor should it be left so.-lt mus,
be cultivated. The soil around must
be kept loose and open. For several
years the ground may be cultivated
with such crops as require after culture.
Small grain never answers well IN an
orchard. The trees are injured by it.
The whole ground should be manured
every year, TO give the trees vigorous
growth. Pruning, judcious and yearly,
must not be neglected. No branch,
that will by its course or position ever
require to be Topped off, should be per.
mitted to. attain more than one year
in age. Your trees will then be kept
healthy, for it sickens trees very
much to cut off large branches.
After the trees begin 10 shade the
ground pretty well, and come into full
bearing, the culture of other crops in
the orchard should cease; but not the
culture Of the trees. The ground
should be plowed every few years
as often as once in every three-and
either clover or orchard grass sown
upon it.
The only stock permitted to run in
the orchard, is swine. 1t should be
the hog pasture. They will roo. the
ground and clean it Of the vermin, that
collect around the roots of the grass,
but what is of more Importance, they |
pick up all the fallen fruit, which being
stung by insects, becomes ,uormy and
drops prematurely, and will thus de-
stroy those pests of our fruit, which
now threaten our whole crops of ap.
pies.
have, in this arrangement, allotted
i've acres to apples; in the same enclo-
sure | would add two more for other
'ruit. Say one acre to plums, pears
,pricots, nectarnes, ounces, and cher
les; and another 20 peaches, which,
arranged, will contain about
wO hundred trees more. Let your
logs have range throughout the seven
lcres. As autumn approaches they
will wax fat, thrifty and lazy, and FIVE
'ushels Of corn to the head, will give
'ou better pork, than 90 bushels will
lnder the ordinary process of fattening.
might very much enlarge upon
very topic in This article, but enough
or the present.
J. OLLIE.
No,yorI, n Eob 1Q1s
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NTASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
VI virtue of decretal order to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas of Monroe county and
State of Ohio, Twill offer for sale at public outcry
at the front door Of the court house in Woodsfeld
in said county, on Monday the 18th day of April
1847, between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and
o'clock m of said day, the following real estate
to wit: north west quarter Of section No. 8, in
township No. 3, of range No. s; containing enc
hundred acres, more or less lying and being in
said county of Monroe, and ordered to be sold as
the properly Of William Ulom at the suit Elizabeth
Wells executors. s-
WIN. 0KEY, Mas. Com.
March g, ls47 :.s.. 81 66
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COMMISSIONERS sALE-By

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE-By
Wl virtue of a decretal order to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, and
State of Ohio in the case of the State of Ohio for
the use of the Fund Commissioners of Monroe
county, against Alexander Ferrel and wife, there
will be offered for sale al public outcry at the front
door of the court house IN the town Of w oodsfied
in said county, on Monday the 18th day of April,
lS47, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m and 4
O'Clock p m of said day, the following described
real estare, as the property of the defendants to
wit The north east quarter of the south west quar-
ter OF section 8, township A, and range A, contain
ing 40 acres of land be the same more or less; also
the north west quarter of the south west quarter
Of section,> township and range Aforesaid contain
ing 40 acres of land be the same more or less, ly-
ing and being in the county and state aforesaid
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Cam.
March 6, 1S47. So 20.
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" ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE =

M ASTER COMMISSl0NER'S SALE
ia BY virtue Of decretal order to me directed
from the court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe Coun
" Ohio in the csse oi Ignatus Tilet against Hen
~ W,lloby st al there will be offered for sale
al public outcry atthe front door ofthe court house
in The town of Woodsfeld in said count on Mon
day the 18th day of April next between the hours
OF 10 'clock m and O'Clock p IN the following
described tracts of land, to witt The south east
quarter Of the north east quarter of section nine
teen township four, range five, containing thirty
nine acres and eighty-four hundredths Of an acre.
AIso the east south east quarter Of sec
tion nineteen, township four, radge five, lying and
being in the county aforesaid. acyt s5,fs..1,
= re.s7 VIM. 70KEY, Mast. Com.
march 9Th l847. p. tlea ~ reg, $lS 81
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Fruit frees for Sale.

TyHE undersigned, still engaged in the Cuiti-
vation offruIt trees, takes this mode Of anoun.
cling to the Public, that he has, now. . large as
sortnent Of the choisest kinds Of APPLE TREES,
Of good size, healthy and vigorous 10 grawth,
which he offers At the low rate Of ~ 80 caskper
hundred. Giveus a call al Loydsviile Nurseries,
Belmont county, Ohio, ~. = 49, ..s ss
Feb,27, Is41. .-nso-st " re ~ ais 81
Pts. I.wcuid say that my trees were
not damaged BY the Lecusts.
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attachment.

A T our instance an attachment was this day is.
n sued by Samuel Powell, Justice Of the
Peace, OF Enoch Township, Monroe County, q.
gsinst the property and effects Of Ella Moore, an
nI,sconding debtor. Dated this 9th dsy of Fsbrua-
ry, lS47 SUMMERS. ELLIOTT, g. Co.,
mar 20.-3w BY JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
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CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.

This is the most popular way OF adventuring in
Lotteries aud has long been successfully followed
by our patrons 1t is saving ofpostage, and the
mount of risk need be remitted. Each package
stands the chance of drawing the three hghes,
Capitals. All orders go perfectly safe by mail,
when addressed to N. L. Dorsey, who is sole A.
gent for the Maryland and Delaware Lotteries.
N. L. DORSEY, WHEELING, Va.
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ME MoRY..
X MS, :. y srooussEr.

,.a ~ ~ MRs, Z. II sTcouaNEY.
The past she rol6sh. AT her touch
n templs-waves unfold.
And from thsr gorgeous shrinss descend
a. The mighty men Of old:
AT her deep voice the deadrepIy.
Dry bones are clothd and llve.--
Long perishsd gaIlands bloom anew,
Aud buried joys reyive.
o. When o'er the future, many shade
7 Ofsaddening twilight steals,
Or the dim present to the soul =
Is emptiaess reveals,
She opes her caskst, and q cloud :.
or cheering perfume streams,
Pill with lifted heart we tread -
as. The pleasant land Of dreams
Make friends Of potent memory,
Oh! young man, in thy prime,
And with her jewels bright and rarey
sgl Enrich the board of time:
Fet if thou mockest her with weeds,
( A trifler mid her bowers, .
She'll send poison through thy vein'.
In lifes disastrous hoursx
20
Mzke friends with potent memory,
Oh! maiden. in thy bloom, ~
And bind her 10 thy inmost heart,
Before the days Of gloom;
For sorrow softened into joy,
2. Beneath her wand sublime,
And she immortal robes can weave
% From the frail threads of time.
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MAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.--By
ia yirlne of 6ecretal order 10 me direc ted from

lv1virtue OF decretal order to me directed from
the court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county and
State of Ohio, in the case Of John Wyley against
Jacob Calvert ct al, there will be offered for sale
at public outcry at the front door Of the court
house in the town Of Woodsfeld in said county,
OH Monday the 18th day OF April lS47 between
the hours flo o'clocka m and O'Clock m Of
said day, the following real estate as the property
of the defendants Calverts, to wit The south half
of the south east quarter OF section No. 9. town
ship No. 5 and range No s.; also the north west
quarter Of the south east quarter of section, town
ship, and range aforesaid, lying and being in the
county and state aforesaid
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
March 6, lS47. -.. $ls7
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IONROE COUNTY, S.:

Cause pending in the
court OF Common Pleas
of Monroe county, O.,
IN CHANCERY,
To the Respondents
You will take notice that
Charles Wells Of said
county, on the 3lst day
Of October, A. d. 1916,
filed in the Court Com.
mon Pleas of said coun.
ty, his Bill in Chancery.
playing to be quieted In
his title and possession
to the following describ.
real estate, to wit: one
hundred and fifty-fve
acres of land in section
81, township l, & range
8 in said couty, beginning
for the same at the north
west corner Of section
Fl, of township No. /, in
range 8, Of said county
and running thence east
l64 pales to a large Syc- |
amore tree on the bank |
OF the Ohio river, thence
down the river with the
meanderiDgs thereof l95 |
nix Of the river, thence |
o a store, thence north |
ginning, containing l55 |
III also take notice that |
sixty days from the ris- |
! Court, and plead, an |
, that at the June term |
plant will take said bill |
cree accordingly against |
HARLEs WELLS, Il
his Attorney. |
o. 80 J
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SPLENDID Scheme

Tickets S5, shares IN proportion. A certificate
of package wholss $l06; halves $5s; quarters $26.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY
Draws every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Capital prizes SO 900 and $4,000. Tickets 81
Certificate Of package of whole tickets, $l2 and
$l4-shares in proportion.
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STATE OF OHIO,
Charles Wells,
VS..

VS..
Samuel Stokely. Isaiah
Steen, Elizabeth Scott,
Stephen Scott. James
Scott. John Scott, Sarah
Stuart, and the unkno wn
heirs of Phllander b Stu.
art, deceased, Frances
Hoskins, Joseph Hos.
kins, Thomas Hoskins,
Scott Hoskins, Sarah
Hoskina, Malessa De-
lashman and Butler De-
lashman, her husband,
Elizabeth Baily and I.
saac Baily, her husband.
Mary Carr, Elisha Carr
her husband, being the
heirs at law, ard legal
representatives Of Steph-
en- Scott, deceased, late
Of Monroe county, o.,
and the heirs of Earl
Sprout, deceased, whose
names are to the COM
plant unknown, and to
the heirs at law Of James
Johnston, decd, whose
are-unknown.
poles to a stake on the |
west $50 north ll7poles
la poles to the place Of
acres more or less.
The said respondents
unless they appear withil
ing of the next term of 50
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Tickets S., shares in proportion. A certificate
of package Of rs wholes, $72; Is halves, $36; 25
quarters, SIS. ..
PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.
Class No. SOTO be drawn at Wilmington, Del =,
on Monday, April 26. ~ number Lottery, l2
drawn ballots.
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Tickets $40, shares in proportion. A certificate
Of package Of wholss, 800; halves, $50; quar-.
tiers, $25.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or DEL. G. GEO.
Class No. 16. Extra@To te drawn at Wilmington,
Del, on Thursday, April %. 75 number Lotte.
nv, IL drawn ballots.
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INCORPORATING oPERATIoN.We lately witnessed the APP
pcaton of electromagnetsm for the removal Of hemi-
pega or paralysis of side of the body by the Rev.
VIM. II. Smith. The patient little boy between
and years age who had been afflicted with this dis
for five years After the third application, the limbs
the affected side perfectly restored to usefulness All
other agents sink into insgnifcance when compared with
this al-powerful principle which pervades nature, and
be the handspring of all its hidden operations by
its influence the atmosphere breathe is cleared OF
ious apors rendered invigorating and heahfn The
intelligence of veal ,wo is caused nsananeously to
thr through the hearts of distant friends; and
its wonderful effects in the eradication Of disease from
human system, it likely to realize the long sought
phantom ofthe elixir of life.--BaA. Sun.
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good as is
by many supposed The people amused by the govern
with tetcs and exhibitions all quet her tmd>
seems good and her citizens industrious and thriving Yet
while surveying this picture of apparent national prosperi-
ty surprsed-and So think, will many others be-
know that her expenditures exceed her con-
sdeaby Paris correspondent oil Boston paper gives
the following summary:
"From 1889 to 1876 the public Of France have
risen from l79 10000 francs to l606 600 000 nearly
one hundred millions Of dollars During the same period
the ss @ @ Of the state have s,s risen sen from
expenditures income OF lS9 000 In 1880 there was
nearly balance between receipts aud expend-
turesin 1916 actual deficit of hundred eighty
nine millions of francs"
This sad for her, and involves serious results
Yesterday the pilots of this port held meeting to
their respect for the services and memory OF MIR. Wright
Some very appropriate resolutions Adopted. Mr.
Wright always good firm friend of the pilots and
by his death they have losas by their resolutions they
testify-a sympathizing and powerful advocate.
The Chicago convention put into the pockets of the c
of that city from $780, 600 lO0OJ3 The query cui
bono is answered!
Great preparations are being made for the annual State
Agricultural Fair, to be held at Saratoga Springs on the
18th Some Of the distinguished men of this
country and the governor general OF Canada and suite
will be there These State fairs have greatly increased in
extent and importance within the last few years. until YOU
now collected there the best specimens the nprcu
,ral wealth of every part of New York. 1t is in truth
convention of the whole farming interest of this rich and
extensive Empire State, with their trophies gathered from
the soil by their sides
The Washington will be Oated off tile sectional
dock this afternoon and will positively leave this port on
the 23d inst 1t is though. that with the alterations thar
have taken place. she will now be eleven day vessel
Cen Mckay, of North Carolina arrived in town yester-
day, and has been visiting the benevolent institutions of
this city to-day accompanied by Mr. Leonard our excel
lent commissioner of the ams-house.
1t rnored in the highest circles that auspi-
cious event is now on the taps between Mr. Mandarin Ke
sing, the Chinese junk and Miss Along Moy ceeba-
ted Chinese lady, for time resident of the United
States The grand obstacle the happiness of inter.
esng pair appears to be the settlement of the rite by which
the Hymeneal knot shall be tied The lady has weak
ness for the American ceremony, but mandarin vows
by his red BUTTON his pigai by Confuee and the cousin
OF the and moon, his celestial majesty of China that
il shall be according the Chinese fashion, or not at all
In this perpexng dilemma the matter stood at the last
advces FED.
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To the Young Men OF Maryland Virginia.
tho District OF Columbia.

FELLOW CITIZENS have been authorized by the con-
sttuted authorities of our common country to raise
corps to serve during the with Mexico, and am
ready to receive those who willing to embark in the
service OF their country against enemy that has rejected
every prefer of peace which was conceived in that spirit
of magnanmity consistent with the character of brave
and chivarous peopeleavng no other alternative to
the President but to prosecute the existing war with all
the viger which the constitution OF the country au
thorzes him to exercise am fully of the oppo-
sition the authorities of the country, and that the
listing with Mexico has been made the petex; but
there is love Of country which thrills every patriotic
heart, that will cause you to rally under our glorious
stars and stripes, in vndicatOn of national honor,
which birthrigh bequeathed to us by our revolution
airy fathers. When engaged in which
must be brought to close consistent with national
character those who persuade people from en-
terng the service OF their country be looked upon
in no other light than enemies-whch is the mild
est term that be applied to them The gov
people for the necessary aid and support in conqueng
peace and have doubt whatever that the young
Of the country will rally around its government, and lend
their aid in bringing the war to closewhen the mild
beams of peace will again bless nation rem
devious has been opened at Elcotts Mills Maryland
and one has been opened in the county of Prince VIII
liam, Virginia, under the superintendent of gentlemen
who authorized to receive those who may offer into
the service; and there also rendezvous the city of
Washington, under my immediate supervision, where
am ready to receive volunteers from the city and the i'm
tered into the service and put under instruction
be ready for active service their arrival at the of
war 1t is my object and sincere wish to make this one
of the finest corps that have been mustered into the
vice; and they may rely upon active duty.
+. B. ROBINSON, Captain.