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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20
ills TENS PROVERBS.

/ Never ia1uifs thou 6f the editor fer ths
for bahol1 ii 10 hls duty al The appoint
ed III me 10 give IL unto Thee without asking
IL Whsn tho1 dos write for his paper, nsv
Ter say unto bin, what thinkest thou Of m j
fir I may be thai the truth might II
The.
III II is MT fl ttpat thon should ask a him
.She is The aithtf Of any articles. fsf bic duty
requires him t. ksap sush things ~ himself
" When thoB d 81 enter into Printing eff !
have a eafa unto tbyself, that th1d deFl b0t
lohch The type for thou msysst esUts ~
printer much trouble.
v fa1k mol thgb at The caby sbirb is in
.le hands # The compassion. for that 10 not
in The sight Of The pti.tsr.
VI Neither ga Hibe fboH tie bt6of sbsst
FOR u is mo- ready to ntsat thine ayf, l,si lb6u
Imtyast understand Hf#.
VII Prefer thine 0ah city Bs3 stsfer II . :
har-subsefibs Immediately ffi.7G1ts s
II advance. ah4 Il shall b. veil sIfh Thee
|lhd thy little ones.
T.aL4 A,ua Fsp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

Mrppts CGAssEs-it IL in the middle
.~classes Of society that all the finest feelings
and the most amiable propensities Of our
nature do principally flourish and abound
For, tic good opinion Of oor fellow men IL
the strongest, though not the purest motive
10 virtue. The privations Of poverty rem.
der us too cold and c%alIous, and the Preyi'
leges of property render us TOO arrogant
and consequential to feel: the first places
us beneath the influence Of opinion The
aecond, above it.--Ldcon. =#e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20
WHa.r rHgn gasp 1.nsns fHet.Ar


YBARs ohDs
At Castlef6vf, on the lands Of. Eastwood
ESD within 9iie mile Of Dundalk, may ba
now ssFh a splendid crop Of about twb
acres Of mummy wheat, The seed Of which
was taken from The mummy brought from
Egypt, in which il was computed 10 have
lain about tl,fas thousand years, and pre-
scented to The Earl IF Hadddibgt6n when
First Lord oflhs Admiralty. A faw grains
efths seed were given TO Mr.. Eastwood.
who has cultivated 1t during the last fre
years and augmented Il to the present Il.
buhdant yield. The stalks ere one fol-
higher than those Of The ordinary wheat
aid present. . most lB3uflaht Rppaafa nee
In these days oi agricultural Improvement
and even enterprise, The SUPPLY Of esrpa1
food might be much increased by The eul
iufe Of a gfaiu proved 10 he suited 10 tbs
Irish soil Merry Examiner
A western girl, sfer giving her lover 4
hearty smack, exclaimed, Dog my sais il you
haiht been taking a little rye, 5idH6ss.a
A DtssRAssFtb AYAt#lA prize hsh
Jock place IN lie Vicinity 5f Nsw Y6tk OF
the 18TH ul'. between q boxer called ARfa
~ traHef and another named AIleH M'Fee
Fhsy fought for three hundred diiisfs i III
latter was nearly killed, aud after thitty.tbfe
rounds vas Withdrawn from The ring.
lie vas knocked down thirteen ,iBss III
succession before he gave cut eas blow wa
fdtlows BY SUI II a sush Of blood from hi
throat as nsaf1y 10 CHOKE him
Z
TRrir4 no aUir.-rbs editor 6f tie lows
ststestnsd says, III his last weeks paper
Nt fnu6h edtefial This Wesk-saa't help j
another bouncing big boy in this shabti
only happens On = q yetf-ws are trying
to suit II!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

EXEMPLARY GRAT1TUDE.-Mrs. Bolton
of Liverpool had the kindness to present
the parishioners of Bowness with a new
clock, which cost her one hundred guineas,
exclusive Of paying the carriage Q itfrom
Liverpool. Upon ifa arrival, they wrote to
her 10 know who was to be at the expense
Of putting i up. ssFI a#F
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

All pefsdns having claims beainst the sue.
I~tessi6h # Df Augustus King ere request d To
'pfsssat thstH III collection: ard those itdt bed
10 tbs succession are requested II make itis
|niedi4ts payment. WAstrN HtLLEHn
Nov, agti-4g n. Adm ii stfst6t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

A Law CAsE F0H III CgRtous.@ The
cincinnati Gazette says that 4 Turk, viii
afbfee wives brought with him on Turkey
4 ndthfee several classes Of children, diet
lately IL New York, without II will. Each
ofthe thfes wives, in behalf Of herself d nd
children, has applied 70 the saff6Eate f8t
letters Of administration. This easA IL q
puzzle to the Judge Of pr0bate, lie think.
he cannot grant letters 10 ell The wires
and thai The 8ne first married has the
preferences. by The laws Of Turkey, where
The marriages were celebrated. ell The
wives a man may have, no matter how
many, are held equal, having The satnt
rights Of property. The fear il, and SO
counsel for the ladies' represent the law
that the granting Of letters to either wife
and the exclusion of The other, would II
seHpet deelara the excluded ones ~eotieubiuFt
and make their children illHeitimats
'fhe Hift6gats Inns taken the case updei
advisfment,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20
BUILDING Lot FOR SALE.

A building LOT, being No . Of square No
10 Beauregard Town IN the vicinity ofthe
site for the State house, to be sod by pTt.
gats bargain, Apply at this Office.
Oct g-36. n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

contingencies of low water, ei other saiAset
~ jsiay, ID aliow themselves amps ptne
fpf reaching the city They niisi alsf re
COLLECT, thai The new Consultation Rses the
period fbF e~leetiha The Senator, a few Pay
.aitar The opening Of The Legislature,
Let them also come with q ited dEfsr-
limitation If sacrificing their personal faf-
tialnips and ]pfpjuiiees 8h tbs altaf Of tba
Ahblie good, ani H. vote for that Whig fFhd
may he best calculated to promote 'hF IN.
1ipfast ufthe State. md 10 ephsoliaitH tbe
harmony and success Of the parry. Il Hipfa
II any one, who can gu far forget bis hhtf
and bic political faitb, and the wa!Iafe d
his country. as 10 desert his ranks tg,,1hiii
THE enemy, Jet him remain The scefh atd
tontf mpt Of all true men, and ns being uf.
worthy Of ever again to lie believed q
Trusted
Il is time that he WING party If Ltaiisi=
ANA sllJnit adopt a system If rno:h '.flEt1
jisptptjpp, than has heretofore been brat.
lt,spl n t,rjr ranks. and we arn eiad Il
'~ps,rpi,p that A general and growing dis=
position 10 DO 90, is rapidly showing 5tsell
IA thal Il may ba understood that ani ohf
8vho once deserts Il, particularly on Rn iut
'%poftaBi measure, lie never aei t. 10 nj.
smittpi, or ID expect favor Or suppsrt III tby
hands Of the pafly.
The Importance Of the present Ghoie@
G,r 4l]pnator, ran hardly b. ION kiHtJY nj
prerialpj There II every ndi1itiin thf
The nett administration will he WStig 'lbA
Henatof nov 10 be chosen is u serve Hprib5
tho whole Of The neIt PRESIDENTIAL term
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

An old coats advantages are numerous.
will not think it worth whilesto pick
Your pockets-tbe ladies viii not bother
YOU with their insatiate love and you will
mot be teased to take tea with your ae-
|quaintances.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

Some Of the bachelors in the Ohio Lee
gisIature, says an American paper, are foi
a tax on bustles. We never knew a ba
Ichslor yet that hadn't something to say
against the ladies' behind their backs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

A DBstHAHbB GOVERNMENT stftAftos.
Gazette Of The 10Th ult. Announces
that ttbs Queen has been pleased 10 ap.
p, Nj Gale, Esq, to be commission
Isf To reside With the 1'ambe0hie tribe Of
INaflfs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

= iii
Tnf BAfE NfwGAsfbH EbEertoHa4-
Tie sum charged 10 MI. IIbdgsoh the
sT6fy eahdi latF, BY The piblieahs If New
castle, amounts 10 ea060. On the poll.
ing day, G000 parsons b REALMS tad at his
expense, being nearly four tines thg min
sbpf Of persons that voted in his favour,
An Exebtsn t6BBLEH.==At a sale III
sbdgls, which took place in Liverpool late
Nv, n man who had DfBw's Essay on tht
Saul kaeelsd down TO him, gfayely asked
The au]eiiobeer If he had any more works
on alternating.
rEarH.-A STRANGE MtsrAHE.-Oe=
~Basionally we liehr curious anecdotes ofiht
elass Of men who hold q prominent position
under tho clerical conductors Of pnblit
worship. On Sunday last ne strange /
faur pas took place ne we have heard Of
The p]fecentor Of one Of Our city churehei
having occasion to be from home, appoint
cd a aubstitute for the day. Embarrasse '
probably by tho novelty Of his situation
for we understand he was Il q green hand
In the business he deliberately took bi
seat in the pulpit, and eat there with appa
rent ~eomplaeeney ior about two minutes
until he heard a general litter t~hrouebot
The church, which seemed 10 rouse him 4
h perception Of HE mistate. The clergy
man was Just about 10 ascend the step
when he cams down and occupied y les
Elevated position. 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

"In New York" said Mrs. Moreland, q
man bit of part OF the ear Of another nan
and they bound him over to keep the pence
| wonder what he's going to do with ill.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

FOR SALE,

Or REAsoHABLE TERMS.
A fine House and lot, With m excellent
garden, we'll stocked with choice trBit trees, a
good well Of water, kitchen, pigeoD-houge dc,
|sifuated in the most desirable location in this
kown, for a private residence. Applyfo
Nov. l3th-~4I If. THOfS WILKINS
or JAS. NJ BRUNOT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

KIssING.--Mr. Butler, a Creditor ma.
|gistrale, in an assault case, which rose out
lof a salute, said, ITO kiss any woman was
very wrong, but 10 kiss o married woman
was most improper
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

Doctors r. NJ. ESDERS JOHN g.
byrd having formed a copartnership,
|ofF.r their professional seTvicesto the cili-
|zens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity. Office
|on Lafayette street, near the City Hotel
Oct. 2d-35,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

ITHOMPSONs Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Napahs, TIE only certain remedy for
the cure O CossUaYTIoH, for sale BY
Nov. fs--4I II. =. WADDILLs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

A western girl, after giving her ieysr 4
hssfty smack, exclaimed, Dog my sals II yet
haih't been taking a little rye, 5idh6sst
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20
hlEKIGn

The y = pr9ellef Washihgtgh arrived
late lest evening ntm Vefa Cruz ard Tam
piee. She brings dates from The former
place to he 9Th inst, and from The latter to
the 9th. The few papers we have seen
I]contain no news. We learn from Capi.
Pratt, that Lieut.. Steward. of The Florida
Volunteers, was buried Oh the evening 6f
1.-THE 4th inst, at Vera Cfaz. Lieut. Brady,
Eof ths u. o. Marine Corps, died at T'ampis
go Oh The 9Th, Il wa quite sigkly.
A suspicious harm6phfadile brig, with a
large number of persons Oh board, was
seen tn the northwest Of Vera Cfu1 on the
evening Of The I'd inst, by the propeller
sssefetafy Buchanan. She first h6isted n
white flag and afterwards q Mexican Ell
sign. and ordered The Secretary Buchanan
off the land. Com. Perry despatched The
Il. 8. steamer Scorpion in pursuit ether.
She leh on lhs I'D. The Washington
Rugged the SHIRE in coming over but saw
nothing Of her or the brig .-Pieaguns.
The Worcester Telegraph says That q
dentist in The land Of steady habits, has
been detected going too tehdefly tswofk
altha mouths Of some Of his customers
His operations, we suppose, were outside
instead II inside the mouth
THrRHBsftss AND I'HvB.-It was Stat.
4 al an anniversary meeting ofthe Ladies'
4 Bible Association IN England that a ealeBs
8lation had been made at birmingham res.
peetlhg The Bfbpgftiohate value Of The ser
Vices ofgsHtlansh and ladies' 80 collectors
for charitable and religious purposes, and
II was found that one lady was worth thir=
teen gentlemen and half
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
Roberts ~ Waller.

ROBERTS ~ Waller,
.NEW GRANITE FRONT BUILDING,
Opposite the Bank OF virginia
Are now receiving large and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS., DOMESTIC, Sc.
Which they intend sell upon as good terms any
house engaged in the trade exchange for all kin DIS Of
Whiskey, Peach and Apple Brandy, Flax and Tow Linen
Wool and Wool Rolls Feathers, Ginseng, Flaxseed, &c,
and will allow for all such, the very highest market price.
Their stock consists part OF the following articles
SUGAR-Loaf Powdered, Crushed Clarified, st. Croix,
Porto Rico and New Orleans.
c0FFEE-Moeha old Java, Iaguyra, Rio &c. SC.
Moasscs, Taow and Sperm Candles.
TEAS and Green OF the finest brough
tins market.
Cotton larn of the most approved Factories.
BRANDY Best pure French Imitation do Apple and Peach
WlNE-Finest old Medeira, Sicily, Madeira, Port Sherry
and Sweet.
WIilSkEY-Was best, best old Rye and Rectifcd, CON-
mon Reeiicd and Mountain
GlN-Pme Holland and American
ri M-Best old ,Iamacia and New England.
Rice, bar Iron, English and Tredegar Iron.
STEEl-Cast, Shear and Blistered.
Feathers, Wool and Wool Rolls
Nails, all Sizes Powder Blasting and Sporting; Shot and
Lead
Window Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by IL.
Salt and Segars in every variety.
l,omestcs, "a, 7-S aud "A.
Cotton Osnabrgs.
Soap, Shoe Thread, Saltpctre Alum, Indigo, Nader
Copperas, Ginger, Pepper Aspice Letter, Foolscap and
Wrapping Paper; Grind Stones; Fur, DOL and Palm Leaf
Hats Caicoes Bedckng Apron Checks; MUSTARD Trace
Chains, Axes, Shoe Tacks Bed Cords Plough Lines &c
They cordially invite purchasers n.c their Large
Stock before making purchases elsewhere.
81 THEY ARE DETERMINED Low. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
DAIRY UTENSILS.

All dairy utensils should he s,aled. rlsed and dried
every time thy used. Glazed pottery is not ctusJ
cred DIES abie iur ,ns crcan the sici contained
IN 'hnm arts uion tht glazing (Which is g,neray n,
oAdo ol ivad,) aud converts It an act We poison,
Vessels III de oi aood preferred by many To any 9th
or thus purposes aliaough they liable TO becom,
tainted sh the acldy of the milk In which case they
only be thornughy etansed by boili q and nbe,
this fails, le saietaas added the boiling water wi
eiiecluay ueuTalI1e the acid. The vessels must after
wards be Immersed. lor iwo or three days in water
which should occasionally be changed Milk vessel.
may be made Of maple, white ash, hickory, or whit,
pine.--l ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
WllfTEW ASH FOR FRUIT TREES

he 'pn'on has gradually obtained among novitiate
and unn'iiatod. that whtpWash is pr,mnllye nf ,b
heaih and vigur Of the trees whether planted for am,
ncn' or use Nothing, however, caa he more i,ll,cin
han such beilet II be evident To every nd,i,
and rejecting nd "a close aud impcryous c,at of white
WASH OF Indeed, oi any matter the bark OF tree ,us
necessarily exert very dcclacd and inurions ,fc,
we might as well pant and varnish the skins nj an,
domestic animals, as 10 coat liz this way The limbs md
trunks OF our Trees. There is an analory between ,h
two 50 TAI as the offices of skin and bark are concorno
DON seiVe as protection to the body preventing eNter
nal INJURY and graduating the wonderful economv ~
absorption and pefspailon through their pores A. ,
shin is the general covering OF ,he hoy 5, is the b,
Tie general covering OF the trunk ard the s,erpin mp
reafdins OF these pennmena necessarily produce
and ultimate death.
wHlT IN ono OF the agricultural publications. If ,,.
uAy' WHO SENS % have awarded s.laD share u
''on 10 ms subject, Ia remarhug upon II SAYS
IA lyeoi wood ashes, or waief in which ,,o,,sh =;
dissolved, (Which is the same sahs,ance will dnT5sss
Or as eiieetuil ~ des foying NOS, lice &c as Limo
they are bolh alkaes aud Will have sinil,r hso6,,l
effects out as 10 pJu, US effects none probably Il To-
produced rOm the lye.n !" %
soap snds san cArellont wash flr frat troes of an
kinds 1t cieanses Tho taik stimulates The nin5iia, ~
f'' 'i'e' saf F'3no'ee. rapidly tie geaefal hssfh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
FRl.sJ SUPPLY.

FRESH SUPPLY
Nc .oRkI.E SIMPSON hA'EJUST RECLNED
WI IN STORE,
1. hhds n. o. Sugar,
tierces do clarified Sugar,
barrels pulyerized and ground Sugar,
do crushed do
Il boxes Woosey X Woolsey's best Loaf Sugar,
I'D bags Rio, old Java, guayra and Maracaibo Gomez,
- baskets Sweet Oil,
ID bair.is tanners Oh,
40 boxes Window Glass,
40 do Taliow, Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
iD kegs Blasting and sporting Powder,
% reains fopssap and Letter Paper,
200 kegs Nails,
Nine Nests Woodward, 6ness Measures, GO rcams Wrap
ping Paper 100 lbs Candle Wick, 80 lbs Cotton Irvine, 3oo
lbs Coppefas dz Axes and IL boxes Tea all Of which, To
gster with many other articles and former Stock we oil
Ter Tor sale at the lowest market price.
MarchB Is
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VIRGINIA, sc.

VIRGINIA, sc.
Court vi Qaitcly session, held for the County o
18th day II June, 1871; ''
Sterling NieDrarmon PLAINTIFF
against
Jane lurt, James r. Hurt Martha Clarke fa,e M,r,,,
tiurt Charses Lewis and Patience his wife, William fiu
and josephine Hurt, ID nlan.
49, In tHANCERY.
ne ieiehdants, Jane Hurt, Martha Clark Charlie. Lew.
is and Patience his wife, William Hurt and Jocnb;rs H
o entered their appearance and security accord
ing to the Act OF Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II is ordered thai ,b.v a
appear mere on the second Monday August next and
me o Of the Plaintiff and that copy this order b. forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the town
-ynchburg, for two months successvey and COW tbr,e
DC posted at the ro door of the Court House of t, count
on some Court day. Copy-Testr.
GEO. WIN. DABNEY, CPk
June l7-w2m
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" L u A q L = L "A N n
EOR C1IC


FOR S3LE
Pu siancc ola decree Of thu County Cont of C,mn
bell, pr'nounced in the case JTiatt w. Coles. ,berr;
depending, the undersigned. the Commissioners nance
IN the said decree, offer for sale
4 a Tract or LAND. E-
on which Robert H. HAT now 90 :, 4
wv resides, situated in the county @ifsR
- OF Campbell, adjoining the fsssts. n
Lands OF John Z Yard, Martin Weber, JVilIiam A.
Clark, and others. aud containing
SOSs ACRES.
This Land lies on the Pittsylvania and Lynchlro
Turnpike road. about fifteen miles from the avn oi
Lyn'hburg. II lies remarkably well, and embraces A
large quantity of valuable
.NE.4DOW LAND.
cons derable portion Of good ToBAcco LAND yet T.
clear, and ab,unds with good TIMBER. There is
Saw Mil on the adio ing estate, belonging to Mr. Yard
where the timber can be prepared for market and it
be readily sold in Lynchburg The Improvements ar
sufficient for the accommodation Of small family
lake 1t all in all this estate is regarded very d's
rable one and well deserves the attention Of capital
Mr. Hiatt, who resides on the Land, will take pleas
ure IN showing it 10 those disposed purchase and vii
make known the terms Of sale, which will be liberal.
JOHN COLES,
CHARLES II. LYNCH,
JOHN b. DABNEY.
CHISWEI.L DABNEY.
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER.
June 24-wts Commissioner
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81 M ~ n * q q q ID 4

FNNiF subscriber would call the attention II the trade
4 tnhis STOCK or SUMMER GOODS, which
he will close at reduced prices.
Consisting in part Of the following desirable goods
Plaid and Striped Ofganda Lawns.
Gnghams and lawns. zgood assortment.
good assortment Of Dress Silks. ext,a rich,
Que very rich French worked Linen Robe.
Grenadines a beautiful articleflr Ladies Summe
Dresses, at one half Of former prices
few Dresses Of handsome Baralgrs,
Lace Capcs and Cheinezcts,
Gurs. Brads and Chinos,s
summer Shaws and Scarf,
Parasuls COED assortment
Steel framed silk and Bingham Umbrellas,
g'rbd ass rt1neni OF Gent enen's Summer goods,
Besides great many other goods whirh will be sold
cheap JOHN Il. DAVIS.
july i2-'s
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NOTION FACTOKY

COTTON FACTORY.
FENlIE Subscriber takes this method to inform his
friends and the public in general that he is now ma
king al the Black Water Cotton Factory good
tico Of Cotton Yarns is made any where, and trial
Of he would like for all to make, he feels confident
they would find it to be good article they ever
bought, If better His prices will always be
able and accommodating. lie hopes There ore, by strict
attention 10 orders and prompt shipment Of Yarns, Gas
they can be forwarded in every direction, the Factory be
ing near the james River 4 kanawha Canal, as well as
the Lumber Houses where all the wagons, that bring
produce for shipment, obliged come To get at least
share of your patronage Please i've hun call when
you cIme 10 town.
Office at the Black Water Cotton Factory.
JAMES 5. CREVDSON, Agent.
June Jd-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
now TO MAKE HoMINY.

Wasl, pint Of griis (parices Of flint ground 10
fourth the size Of grain u mustard with the finer
parts gf The -four separated by sese) in two three
waters, taking each time 10 let them settle. When
yi pur of the water the grit must he well rubbed with
hands in order u separate them from finer PARTICLES
Of -four. Then put them iu,o sauce pan. with pint
Of water Slightly sailed. and let them boil slowly for
nsry half an hour. occasionally stirring the mixture
soon as il begins to boil.
H,miny may be boiled to any consistency. that may
I've preferred from that of mush the dyness o rice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
.NEW SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS

G. w. LOVE,
"a the Old Stand Of .Mcirer & Lore,
s@OUID respectfully inform his friends and the
~xc. public generally that he IL receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
to which he would call their attention, assuring them he
will sell and make to order cheap any house in the
place. All he asks examination Of his stock, among
which they will find the following articles
Boley's best black and blue Cloths,
Simoni's do do do do
English, French s German do do of various colors,
Bioley best black Cassimeres,
BchoT's do do do
English, French and German Cassnores various colors
Best English and French black Satins
Silk Cashmere Veveteen and other Vesngs
Pocket and Neck handkerchief Suspenders, Gloves and
in fact, every thing usually kept in such house.
April l--ts G.. LOVE.
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FRESH SUPPLY

FRESH SUPPLY!
BE SURE TO CALLi!!
TIE NEWEST STOCK IN MARKET!!!
MAY 18th, lS47
IL }. BURTON has the pleasure of informing his
lie friends, that Inc has just opened the most beautiful
assortment Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
he has erer had The pleasure Of eriibiting.
Having selected his Goods with great care. from the
very latest mpoatons, and just at the close Of the
son. he will be abe to sell many styles of Goods
LOWER than they could have been bought in the early
part Of the All persons in want Of good, cheap
and pretty Goods, requested to favor HIM with
early call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will lind at my house, the FRESHEST AND BEST AssORT
STOCK IN MARKET. T.. J. BURTON.
May l3--s
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REliIsI.i.loIls Hens

neia bar ,f out's states that hogs lard IL tie hs'
lining he iind To mix with The dough he gives Ia his
hcns. lie says one a this fat large walnut,
will hen 10 laying Immediately after she has heee
btken up oin her setting and ia~ his hens lay tro Oh
The Whole winter. VIII some more exporimeniers Try
tie vinutscf hogs lard.
u sion Piopgiiaan.