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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
FARMvILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
nv THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
EXCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in the Gene
w raj Assembly of this State, by the resignation OF
John w Nash, delegate elect for the county 81 ro%na
~ v,rsina factne In the absence Of the Governor
Som the seat of GoSenmsn in exercise Of the auho.
rty vested in the Executive by law do hereby require
sh T.; that county on Thu RSDAY, the End day Of
November next, 10 fIi the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Govsrnol ,h.
t Lesser seal of the State, at Richmond, this
18th day of September, in the year ls4 a.,,,v
Sent l9-ctd 'No 49,
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m CHANCERY-vsoIxIA:-h Rules held IN tns
Clerks Oice Of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and Chancery for the county Of Halifax In tho moa'h
% Howell chss,an, Executor of Richard B. Borum de-
eeased,
against n.,,n., of
~ s,rn Of William Wauhop & Co, Thomas IoIan,
i iI' also as partner Thomas Leigh, David snson'
ang 9nrand,nts Tboma. Tosian, Jr., and William
,uanS,s not having entered their appearance, ana IL
hv satisfactory evidence that they arc not 10
sabisanss q this oI nnd William
,ae saa rnsay here on the drst Monday in Ianu
srS ns9p and answer tho plans b and that co
BE- forthwith n,s,a 40: and poassd
m. from, Do, NJ the Court house Of this county.
Acopy-Ts''s' WV 9 HOLT, D c.
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nS'OP THIEF

The Wings are making terrible QUERY about
the frauds that heDemocra's, they say, are com
hitting 10 carry Pennsylvania. Yesterdays
Wing publishes apiece of information from 'he
New York EXPIRES, that ''he leading othc'a,s .,
Washington havesolemnIy sworn and resolved
that The Democraic party shall carry Pennsyi'a-
MIA, even ii it shcld be al the cost OF AaJ a m'l
lion of dollars" Fhe Union exposes and flu'
cuies this story, and turns The tables upon tue
Wings. They b,ge much more money 'han Inc
Democrats, and &C very much suspect the ooo'
is on the other lee. The Pennsylvania pos'lISe-
~ asserts thai $4,000 were collected OF the b's-
ION Wigs and usd in The Pennsylvania oc,ooe'
Elec'ion-aud ,ha committee Of Taylor wings
have siuce visited Boston, 10 get new supply u
funds ior The November canvass. As 10 pipe
LAYING from, Neu York. The Wings can give me
Denocra,s.tpo 10 the game, and beat mem a'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
NEW AND VALUABLE I'M

PR0VEMENTS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
X SINCLAIR, ia, L CO., Of Baltimore, have es-
~ ;ablished agency In this city, opposite the
HANKS the sale Of their improved and extensive va
n.y Of Agricultural Machinery, Pioughs, &c.
The atieution Of Farmers Is particularly recommend
ed tho followng list of valuabls Machinery Poughs,
&C. possessing every quality render tho
Purchaser. The materials from which they are manu-
isstured and their construction Ia passed All
Implements purchased will be warranted both a.
taids performance, quality Of material and workman
shp-viz:
Threshing Machines
Straw separators, for ditto.
Corn and Cob Ciushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn Shelters
Wheat and Corn Tanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpening Plouehs
Also, thirty patterns various kinds) fousns, na.-
lows, Culuvsto,s Grain Cradles, Farming and card.
ss1' Tools and a complete assortment Of Gsrdsn ana
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sreveO THEM RlGHT.-The ph,Iade!

SERVED THEM R!GHr.-The Philade!.
phia Spirit Of Iae I'i.aes says: by The terms CT
''bargain and sale" between The Wings and VA
TWISTS, previous to cur recent cl-clon, 'he oflces
10 be gwen away b. thf Canal Commissioners
were 10 be Bestowed upon Nativiss, and ne ON.
ces in he s,i' Of The Governor, upon W Wigs
Should MI Palmer. he Democraic nominee.
be cl,ctet. therefore. the Na;tysis viii core OF
yefy slim in ,s,ir share OF be "spoIIs," resulting
,r,,n his hniy ALLIANCE"
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GRANVILLE CLOSE ON THE HEELS
OF WARREN.

A private sale OF one hid. foe manufacturing
Tobacco, The produce q n K. Cannacy, Esq OF
Granville eoua,y. Nonh Carolina, was r,ce9!'y
mad. Nv n. VI. Marin, Bro. & c., = Mr. Jas.
Tnoma.. Jr at sl4 per hundred
- p,i.f.burg lneiijcencer will Please COPY.
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Louisa Railroad,

TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON.
! Daily by Railroad and
mo Charlottesville IS 90 Msssrs. VIM. P. Parish &
i Cos Stages. A liberal
To s,aunton, 81 90 amount OF baggage allow
cd.
To Lynchbure, 81 501 Alternate days with the
Packet Boat, by the Rail-
To Amherst C. H., 7 so roads and the Stages OF
Messrs. J. l.. Heiskeli g.
To Nelson c. H., 100 Co.
Fare between Lynehburg and Junction, IS so
Fare between Amherst c. H. and Junction, 6 so
Faro between Nelson C. H. and Junction, 90
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thurs
Gays and saturdays at 4, A. NJ, arrive next day In
Richmond at III, A. ~; IN Washington al Al, P. NJ;
and in Baltimore by z, P. NJ.
Passengers for Lynehburg take the cars at 8, NJ,
on sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, arriving in
Charlottesville before night; leave day al NJ,
and reach Lynchburg at 6, p. NJ.
Fare between Washington and Staunton, Sl0LTiek-
els on the Boat at Staunton.
Oct iu--cff G. r MASON. Agent.
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npIaI It HARE.

Upon the trial OF Wyatt Hare, upon charge,
before the superior ccur; 81 Neson county, vi oe.
in2 CURLY o. he murder o'C G. Harris, the Jury
bsing unable TO agree upon vcrcict, we're on
NJ MAY lasi, discharged. The tia! occupied 'ne
wlole sessiUE =: !he court
Lyneh5srg Pot1ht.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

WE desire To employ q Teacher 10 take charge Of a
w small School in neighborhood for the ensuing
year We viii give liberal salary for teacher wen
qualified 10 instruct our sons In the usual branches 0.
education, including Mathematics and the Latin ana
Greek languages. We shall claim the privilege OF an
examination Of the applicant. II we think proper. LEI
ters With testimonials Of qualifications, and proposals
Of TERMS will be received by Mr. HAMS al Po|hatan
house, and by Col. Hopkins, a, Macon, Powha
tan, and promptly answered.
HILARY HARRIS,
Oct 2U-cit II. l.. HOPKINS.
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a TEACHER WANTED.

THE undersigned wishes to employ Teacher in his
family, 10 take charge of small School a. MS resi-
d.uee, near Chsrles,own, jefferson county virg'a,-
Toone capable of teaching our language critically AS
IL branebes the Greek, Latin and Ffench languages
and VINO can come we'll recommended, IA to acquire
m-ns ami capacity for teaching, of religious or strictly
moral habits and opinions liberal compensation VII
be given Mono others need apply.
Letters post paid, will be attended to.
Or, "a BRAXrON DAVENPORT.
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FERGUSON l. MILHADo.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND !
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY

RICHMOND, Oct. IL, 1913.
NoIICE Is hereby given, that requisition OF ten
dollars per share on the stock of this Company IL
called for, payable on tho first of December ensuing
The Bye-Laws provide that all monies shall DO depo.
slted In Bank, Certificate taken, and forthwith trans
mrd 10 the Clerk, who shall return receipt therefor
BY recent order OF The Board Agents have been APP
pointed In the several counties along the line, and ad
Jacent thereto, who, together with the President, Dec
tors, Clerk, Assistant Clerk Chief Engineer, Principal
Assistant and Assistant Engineers, and also the Sub
Assistants, who heads of parties authorized to
receive subscriptions and acquisitions.
JAMES C. CRANE,
Clerk Richmond and Danve Railroad Co.
10 The first Annual Meeting will be held on the
i1h gay Of December, III the Oico Of the Company In
the city Of Richmond II is Important that there should
be full meeting ofthe Stockholders either In person
or by proxy. DC, l3-cwtD.cI
The Danville Register and the paper printed In
rarmville viii please insert the above week un.
oil tho LIST December next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27

The New Hampshire Democratic State Con-
yention which me al Concord, was glorious Al
t,r. The Hon. Charles u. hlnef,on presided {,
and the gallant Geo. Pierce was among The
speakers. Samuel Dnsmore, OF Keene, was no.
minated Tor Governor on The 81 ballot.
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va SOUTHSlDE
DEMOCRATIC RALLY II OLD ESSEX
>x.e afrrsrINc

The Democracy Of Essex, will hol! Mass
Meeting at Bes,iand, on tie % OF tie pfesen!
month, he last Saiurta! in Occber) several
Of Virginia's fines. speakers are invltei and es-
al
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ceaounce him as a dishonest and dishonored
man. So also says Senator Metcalt OF Ken
lncky-and BY such men the South is betrayed
Sill, in the face Of this evidence, Of SJutisrn
Taylorites, The Democrats are assaulted and ridi-
culed for doubling Gen. Taylor's course on The
Proviso. No party ever displayed more double
dealing than the Tayloriies, and the South will
vlndieale her own honor aud rights BY repndiat-
ing the whole concern, Taylor: Fillmore and all /!
The underground movsmezts of tie burrowing
mole are repuguan, 10 The character and spirit OF
the SouLh. He y no is moi for her is aga inst her
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The Exchange Hotel

FOR R ENT OR LEA Sc,
- The subscribers offer for rent or lease the
fsym above we'll known establishment, now In
naIW the occupancy Of Mrs. Young. Il 10 we'll
calculated for large private Boarding
House. The building adjoining-the property Of DR..
William Seden-will DO rented or leased with It. We
Deem II unnecessary 70 say more, s presumed per-
sons IN want OF suIh an establishment will first view
the premises Possession given the LIST day Janu
AIRY next. Forterms, which will be made moderate
a good tenant, apply TO
Sept 5-cw9w FERGUSON L. MILHADO.
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To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, lSi7:
The following acquisitions are hereby made viz: In
addition the OF three dollars called for, hve dol
lars, payable on the rst day of each of the months OF
March. April, May, August, september, October ana
December, and dollars on the first day OF each Of
The nua.hs June July and November, on each share
Subscribers In Augusta will pay in the Bank al
saunson in Abemare In the Bank al Chariottesyilie
AID those Richmond in the Bank of Virginia, 70 the
e'ed, of,he Louisa Railroad Company. Pxnetxahay Is
aps-tsx interest r be dse each fSstdtnsnt net
i@a BY order of tho Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
a'aser Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ctDeel
PROF. BRANCH's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD c. H.,
VIRGINIA.
TIE ren session of my School will commence on
n : The la day of November and end on the fonitn
pmsdss'day OF April. CIR
soard for the session, Soe
Tuition, including Ancient and Modern Languages y
hone, with use Of instrument,
small extra fec will he charged for those Attending
we Chemical Lectures Fees payable in ADVANCE
Oct l3-c1
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To ths Editors oftas Enquirer.
PHiLApELparA, Oct %, le4s.
The newly elected Governor OF this State maus
his en,ree into this city yesterday and, OF eou'se
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE BY J. wARROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANACK FOR I849,

Caleulatedbu Darid Riedarason Of Louisa co, Va.
CONTAINING, as usual, the times and places for
~ holding the various Courts; Lists Of members Of
tho Senate and House Of Delegates Of Virginia; ALSO
Representatives in Congress from Virginia and North
Carolina. Songs: Give thy love tonight; The Road
Of Life Productions Of the United States in the seve
raj States Post Office from the several States
with the expenses OF conveying the Mai; Valuable
Sable showing the comparative nu,rment In various
articles OF food; Remedy for Ague and Fever; Catching
Cupid; The Death OF Mother; What a woman should
Peas for Winter use; "Gie me thy blessing, milher
beautiful piece; Be cheerfui;wth supply Of Riddles,
eharades Arithmetical Questions Transpositons, Sand
variety OF other amusing pieces. Aug y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27

TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STANTON.
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LOOK OUT FOR FoRGERlEs.
Communicated
THE WING COMMITTEE COMPOSING IT'S

The following resolution was passed by the
Executive committee OF The Jackson Democ,a'ic
Association, on Monday evening, October 9th
and published in the Union" on "Wednesday the
second day alter Twelve days have passed,
aud the different lives OF Taylor, and the
Northern and Sonlhern documents have ne
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

Voices or fuR NIenr.-far away in
other paris, how often have we listened 10
the sprghlly chirp of the "Kafg.didin
Riding down the long arcade Of soms
venerable forest, the shades oil night closing
into gloom as our pony logged onward,
every branch would seem to have its uay
tenant "Ratgdd." Thinking, perhaps of
our boyish days-of our boy beloved Cath.
arne, who hadn't been as kind as we
Wished, the voices seemed 10 come to us
from all sides, and above, accusing the fair
one=-"hdiy diil" And little iree frogs
cling so closely to the limb from whose
bark in daylight You could scarcely dis.
lingnish their color, now as the evening
closed IN, would they "ieff.rr,f.ifrl" from
hour to hour, till sleeping tine was actually
upon us while the sober old frogs in the
pond, in the midst oil The liyeier chat of
then neighbors, would "turon.nl" "tnron.
n! IN their deep mellow tones. giving a
delightful melancholy to the mighty con.
cert.
Tho whippoorwill, too, how she used 10
come into the very yard of the old house,
and on little white spot where some lime
had been spilled, there pure out her song
increasingly until far in the wiiohing hours
OF nights while the coo.coo eoo.hoo +
ol.lhe night owl was heard looming from
the neighboring forest.
And now-lhe mosquiloosl Yon sit
down To enjoy the evening hour--"nhim.
mi You hear one at your ear. You raise
your hand TO slfike--it's gonel "rhem.
MN! You hear il sailing over Your head
aud down On tolher side. You strike
again--but its no use aud So you 20 ON
llIl bed time, when YOU crawl under the
bar, hoping 10 be safe. In vainl Ten
thousand hnmming outside. aud one--iiro
-fhree' arc under the bar in spite Of youl
A blind eight is keplup bul you are yiciimi.
zed, while the e.oiees of the night 90 on
hcafilessY enough all around yan.
There goes the baby ,oni "fahi-en.
n.n.Yahl-yahlh "lInsh.h.h.hl namma's
pretty hush.h-p I'm nm yah yah %
Poor little daflin, did de 'skeeloes bile
il's little legsyl-go a seepy, mammals
dcafY "fah YAH. "Hnsh.a hr--by--
by ha beel,' Conleund the baby. YOU
think. to soursell--"iahl- l--en.a.n.yaa ha
yah 2
"a, The poetry Of the darkenel hour
which brings iaah The delightful voices of
the uighl.=-St Louis Reee.lle.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

\ MonaRN 1rHElLo.-Prince PdeAler
Muskau, IN his new wofl, upon Africa. thus
describes freach iiameluke, whn re.
minded him Of the nohe Moor
VIVA, Vas sfangesl, aud TO me masi al.
iraette. a the Governors dinner iahlr.
was an extraordinary handsome Turk,
magaiIeenlly dressed IN violet colared satin
aud gold, . scarlet urban IN his head, and
adorned with The ernss of the legion OF
honof. This vas Tho celehraiod Jussul,
eommandant Of the French spahis, al Iona.
who. suffering from the lever. had como to
AIgiers lot his health. This man afigiu
Is unhnow, and he says nothing OF il. be-
cause be knows that the enigmaliu /. al.
ways Interesting. some say be Is stolen
Christian child, others that he is the son Of
an European slave by noble Turkish Ia.
dy; all that is really known is. that be was
brought up as a Alameluke in the sengio
OF the lley Of Tunis, aud had lore affair
with bis masters daughter, in Consequence
Of which be had Iled to Agiers, aud enter.
ed the French service. Jussufs hchayiar
was as rednedy courteous as il was im.
press'ye in its natural simplicity; not des.
lilule Of pride towards the men-conlidcu.
lal aud ilaiiering towards the ladies. Yet
there was something fearful, as IN Oihcllo.
Of whom he often reminded me. lie one
day said Of handsome and much admired
lady, II dufsI not love her; how could |
bear to SEQ 10 many couriing herr llr
wore in his girdle a superb Pmsian kan.
Iar' which the campany, after dinner, curl.
ously examined. As the beautiful Coun.
tess Elton held out her hand tor il, he
said with the soIlesi possible smile. "lou
may touch il boldly, madam; with that
have not yet cut OF head"
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

A Coon TEurER-This is a very diff.
colt lhngfo ascertain before hand. Smiles
are cheap, they are easily pu, on for the
occasion; and, besides, tho frowus are. ac.
eording to the loser's whm, interpreted into
the contrary. By good temper" ! do no,
mean an easy temper, serenity which
nothing dislurbs; lor that is mark Of Ia
zincss. Sullenaoss. if you be not too blind
to perceive il, Is temper to be avoided.
By all means. A sulen man is bad enough
what, then, must be a sullcn woman. and
that woman a wiia; a constant inmate, day
aud night Only think Of the delight Of
setting at the same table, and occupying tho
same chamber for a week. without ek.
changing a word all the while! Very bad
10 be Seeding for such a length OF time;
but this Is ar better than "ghc sulks."
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

PrNsHugNr Or UEAru-Egumaur
Philosopher amongst the Eqlrauz,
according 10 Sr John Ross, lho crime Of
murder very rarely occurs. When % does
lhc murdcuu punishment consis in being
banisncl ioperpoiua. soltulc,lo be stunned
byeyory individual of bis tribe. iu5omueh
that even doe s.ghtofhim !. avoided By all
waomay .ualyeHan,y meet hIp On be-.
Jog asked vhy his DE wa. no, iabcn 20 re-
urn Go was replied, "ihat iIiis would be 10
make themselves equally as bad; that the
iass Of his Ito would not restore The other;
audtbni be who should oommp such an act
would hc equally guilN
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
EEGrti'C0re, Sc.
r, W. MONTGOMERY,
licuARrREs STREET,

II tNAAA Aih HlhftHf'
NEw ORLEANS
HAS on hand very complete sloek Of soaa'
Ill in his line. In addition to his usual exlen'
siye assortment of Birmingham Sheffield ana Do
nestle HARDWARE and CUTLERY .hsstael
ofheavy goods syefy complete, embracing among
numerous other articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates, &, Pontpoo and other
brands, also, Block Tin, speter, hntt Ne
lO00O mounds Iron Wire, assorted all sizes.
q50 ions Iron, assorted Swedes American
and English, assorted flat, round square,
plonqh plate, hoops band and sheet; Steel,
all kinds,
do1en genuine Collins & Co.'S light and
heavy Axes.
1000 keys genuine weymouth Nails assorted
all sizes,
o00 tons Ifnllow.wate Castings, assorted pots,
ovens. spiders, skIIleis, tire.dogs, &ei
French pots.
800 coll. Manila Rope, assorted all sizes
400 casks Tx, Log aud 'tfaco Ghuins,
Topeiher with Whucmafois eollou and wool
cards, Wilson's Coffee Mills, Ames's, RowIands
and other makers Spades aud Shoyrls, wire and
hair Solves, Hoes Of all kinds, Anyils, Vices, aud
smiths Hammrfs and bellows, TIN VAN, MIL
t,rnss.enl aud ri Saws, hurse aud mule Collars
aud llamrs, Stfaw.ealicr-, Corn shelcts and Corn.
mills, Kings Ploughs. Nos. l, ., 3aud l. Paper, all
kinds. Tar. SpIri, Tarpenliuo aud White Lead,
p,j,,s Nh kinds, Mil aud Grind Stones, Mn Irons
nsl,ln9 Ghdhs. All numbers. Shot. Sheet and iiar
Ind. stock Kettles. Bark Mills
=Al.Su-
5Nnl gallons pure sperm oil, and
ssl0 rallons winief.stfaned aud bleaehed
Whale OIL
Ils sisek Of Cutlery i not surpassed buyers
arr Invited 10 examine bHiaru purchasing else'
~ nttT
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

4 returned soldier, who was with Col.
Hardin, At the battle of Buena Vista,
was in the second tier Of boxes ia tho
theatre nigh, before last; and when tho
actor who pcrsonaled the character Of Col.
Hardin, wrapped his counly's flag around
bis neck and died, the soldier gave vent TO
bis feelings in a food Of tears, and wept
as for the loss Of a iaiher.-SL Louis
Union.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Wv" hAe hiH ANFA i'HiHNs
JOSEPH JESTER.
Hd Springs County, ArlasaGl
February ~, l5is.
MAJ. BOGLAND's CERTIFICATE,
LHI1 R5ct, Arlagsgs, Etb. II, lsls.

AHIlc h3'h' 4AiAIH34si z 40. II, lcls,
The principal iacis ol lhc aceompa.
nyng petition VI Joseph Jester, Of this date,
air oil my personal l,nowlrJgc; and The re.
maialer are 80 fully confirmed by The con.
current testimony OF o,hef credible pea.
s1ns--Jy mJ confidence ia lAn integrity OF
the pc.Joncf-anI by alI lhecimmsances
O.. lAe case, ] Heco.d 10 tht whole slate.
meul my entire and unhssimiint belief
The objects OF Ihe petition meet my
cordial approval; aud earnestly hope It
will receive Jusl response, in the award
Of i,s luil demands; for while that would
satisfy tbo petitioner AMI bis fellow prison.
crs, it must be regarded by every generous
and patriotic nlni. as very partial relief
ind inadequate compensation, 20 my late
unfortunate and suffering couuiymen.
sOLON BOKLAND tate Mayor.
irtmsIg Reg HIgHli Vols.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

4 Fowl NrosufoS.--A gentleman
spcslyiug Of poultry. says: much attention
has been paid 10 the rearing oi poultry 1T
the west, and the method now ia use Of
halching chickens, | consider far superior
to the Egyptian one of Matching them in
ovens. It is simply 10 I'll barrel with
eggs, head it up, and set hen upon the
bung."
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

Melt a little singIass in spirits Of wine,
adding thereto a filth part Of water. and
useing a gentle heat. When perfectly
melted and mixed. ii will form n trans.
parent glue, which will unite glass so las,
that the ltaeirac will be hardly perceived.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

and allowed, are respectfully requested 10
give the foregoing remarks, and the subioin.
ed Petition place in then columns.
sOL0N BORLAND. late Haiaf,
arkansas IaIHgiaers.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
U.m. II. neCutchon, q 90,
ILPoR1ERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY d.
rs aaAyI.a ~, NV oalEANs


s. aaAuta ST., Sgw ORLEANS.
sIAsE nos ia slor,, aud for salr al low rates
a GENERAL assortment Of HsrIraff cutlery
g.. Consisting in part Of nails, ron, easl'
in. sssl, axes. hoes. spades. shasels, siork kei-
lies, bari ni. guns and nIla,, french pots; col,
a, lor. trace. tapsail aud aihrr ehu'nsi mill aud
pfInd sianes, ansils, bellows. vices, Rnwands aad
..fbsr .4N. NJ all kinis sFllirs aud csIes, haaks
and hnsrs ioeks sctaWs, laIlz, bras wafss siosas
md tonrs. pakrf', andIrans. ieudHr, Table aud
market cutlery, scissors. Faz1r, Hlfnf stfnps aud
homes. sagss. aailon and Waal cafHls, anfs of ell
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