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PRODUCTION OF NEW VARIATIONS OF
FRUIT

To the farmer and orchards, who are really in love
With their occupation, who look somewhat beyond the
Qualifications and profits OF the present moment and who
desire To do something however small tina, may advance
the matters whlch they have hand attempt offers
superior attractions to. thai of Producing
rely Of fruit, which shall snrpass ali kinds which
Bgw n use, aud bear the name Of the dscoverer the
iaes, generation Of fruit lovers and orchsrdss. The
taisa seems easy-snply plant the seeds OF any ap
re pear, aud the seeding trees in almost every
u be vi new variety Boz nanv persons pis ut .esd.
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A@B0GUl TURAl.
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For the Southern PlautT.
iNTERLEANE YOUR ALNANACkS.

Nr Editor have lately heard The question often
asked, "have Won ever vcqetatnu backward at
hrs season II ne year Tins question has been Va
raasly answered by different persons, Affirmative
Is AID Others negatively hut neither parry IN pos
sa-lan OF such facts to enllle their upAans 10 fall
rfslence. know information that w,ald be more
useful 10 farmers gardeners than such Wenld aid
fhfm 10 choosing III time for pitching thelrttaps II
series Of observations or number oi yeats Sufficiently
- ended. should move that springs becoming
'arlier aud The danger ni injury linm spring p,s less
thaa II formerly WIS, farmers would obtain the adyan
iale a earlier seeding and gaining IN their ha1vess.
vary 81 pan has suggested itself 10 nc which pro.
lec, Than euy have heard Il None, lalieyc arr
without slrauicks-cpfainy no ilner or house keep
should be without one Let such feel an interest
in such matters, niereave their almsnachs With blank
PAPER and constitute them memorandum books. It
would be attended with ue trouble To enter opr.sito
The respective days OF the months such facts as would be
important Thus ''irnsi more or less to y" Ram
commenced, oontinued.s SC. Snow &c-"Frst
(or apricot. &C., in fail bloom"-"Bnds (afany rce)
through series Of years. sufficiently extended much
accurate information. regard to the advance
haon Of our springs would be Obtained, and would
makc book. when properly arranged and neatly bound.
which would be valuable anv book that could be
Obtained
have been led to make this suggestion By G8dur on
The margin Of an old aluanack now IN my possession
Tor the year l710 great fresh" opposite l0th Of June
and frost" opposite lsi Of May aud 3oth OF \
phi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

Groceries, liquors and DomeStics fall Kinds
Fonemdins and Commission merchants,
MAIN STREET, LrNcnBrRG, VA
a RE new receiving aud have in store large and
"a we'll selected stork Of Gaad'. recently purchased
in the Northern cities, for cashconsstng part of the
following articles
2iO bags Rio. laguryra and Java Coffee, some very
superior,
5 bills. y q. clarified do
Is hhd, and bols. F. X. and y. o. Moas.es.
lirrce Stuart's extra syrup,
200a lhs. Sole Leather,
10 tons 1redcgar aud Country Bar Iron.
22l0 lbs. Blisered steel,
1000 do Mayor s Co.'S Shear ard Cast Steel,
leo sacks Of SALT
50 bales Of pome.dcs, from 5 / 10 . 4.
10 do Cotton Ozaabnrgs, Na, and ?,
II bbls IAnuer's oil.
10 do Nos and Macl-rel.
10 boxes sperm and taow Candies,
$50 kegs Nails all SIZES, mcluiins box and lining
Nails.
500 lbs. Hoop Iron all sizes.
30 kegs L q AMI Bastln. Powder,
20 nests Wood Ware
80 boxes Euglish Cheese,
5000 lbs Iewis's White Lead
% boxes Stuart's Loaf Sugar,
10 bhs Crushed aud powdered do,
5000 lbs. Cotton Narns, best factories,
10 tons Richmond Ground Plaster.
Il cases Hats. including Panama, Leghorn, Palm
Leaf sc.
LIQUORS.
80 hbls Mountain and Recuf,d Nhiskev,
20 do old Rye. J. Martin Renhars do
pipe Olad. Dupoy Co, Brandy,
do J. J. Dupuy y Co., do
do A. Se,gnrte. do
co hbls. Imitation Brandy,
10 do Apple Brady,
10 do Rye Gin,
do Ho,inn Rtu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF
EsFE OTTER L.R.a'ED

rHUIE SUBSCRIBER has ONE Tnocs,sD AcGE.
u OF LAND, lying Immediately on b.. Otter. near lis
mouth in Campbell. principally IA wooi., the land Is OF
rood quality and abouads with best kind Of heart and
sap Pine, with GOOD S1w Mil ON il. There Is farm
an the ry"r Il about Onc Hmired and Sr'g ,iercs
Cirarrd Lusd and about Forty lc,es qt good BottoD
f-urpg g,ud. III improvement, ths consist oil 9pod
Framed DVrllu. lluo-e. good Kitchen, slo1a-bousc,
Mgr houses an excellent Stable. Corn house. Prise
hou, three good I5aeeo Barns would sell he whole
Together, divide il ,4f3 Two iacls. throwing about
G1O Acre. to the saw MIL wh plenty Of Saw llnl~
With small Firm and l.nr.e u, and 4nn Aerfs to
br Tract the Il i, aN.r u nilesto Lynch
burg with qnod turnpike 10 Market
Terms. ST per Acre, with small portion 1wn the
balance upon credit Of , and 8 years OF 5 cash.
My residence i miles from lyocbbara immediate
" on the Turnpike leading In W,rl's Bridge
July SIS WILLIAM +. MARTINI
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TRUSTEES SALE OF GOODS.

Is virtue Of deed, executed IN the undersigned aud
I'm London hy Charles \ speece. on the ! fh insi
AID duly recorded IN the CLERKS office Of Campbell
County Court IN trust f certain purposes N sald de1
mentaaed The undersigned viii proceed on the 18th day
Of IY nexi at Iccsye. II said county, 10 sell al Pub
lie Auction, To the highest bidder. the
STOCK OF GOODS,
o. the sad Chatle~ y spaeee, IN said deed conveyed.
an lie trfnis therein mcntIauad w all sales amounting
10 to Of Is will be cash and all sales amounting Ia
nar,. than 20 will bee pn credit If 80 days the pay
nenis - BE- secured by negotiable nutes satisfactorily en-
d5rsed, OF bond with approved security.
The stock consisting Of the usual assortment kept Ia
county slores, and IS considered desirable.
Ga and after the 2Oh Of July next tho undersigned
will bo IN .eesviIe for a shnn iimr, TT the purpose o
collecting The debts due the said Charles A. Spence in
dgralIy andalso those due he firm Of kable Speece
At ieesyille where lac drbofs will be expected
promptly Ia pay the due from them respectively
ifnH thai no the books accounts aud bonds ol said
Sneece and Of kablcr Sperre leesylIlc will be IN
The p1sse.si5n Of MIR. : &. 1ardy, AnoIdon, who Is
authorized o1eceyo payment.
BENJAMIN + TARDY.
Ierseil-, Jano 2t,-t25JY Acting Trustee.
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Nlediuls.
ASPARAGUS.

correspondent Of Downlng's lIoricunrst 1,isr-
ehoots Of asparagus which he says are without exag
gerdon as large his hoe handle. and perfect, ten
der and succulent. by THIS method Oue part hen du
ioiory parts Of stable mannre are spread wa incho,
thick, in autumn and oiked in. The next spring this
IS turned over slightly and coating Of quarter Of
inch OF salt added This dissoves by rain, aud hills ey
cry weed while II promotes vigorous growth ol aspara
gns lie cuts his asparagus when SLY nchre high
wholly above ground, and then it is perfectly ten
der
Southern Planter
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IpQll7rIUAIr1...
MOUNTAIN MAID.

She sits upon the mountain side,
The herd is grazing by ,
Al hand sol, murmurlng waters glide,
Around cool shadows lie.
Beside her on the grass are laid
The well adjusted slraws.
Hi,h which n weave the tasteful braid,
Iaal Der her knee she draws.
Upon her nu,-b brown cheek there CLOVIS
OF health the bushiag hue
Her eyes, like dew-drops on the rcse,
Are pearly soft and blue.
All blithe and happy is her air.
Thr ugheut the live long day
As 10 her breast carrodiog care
Hath never found It's way.
And yet she bears. full well know,
A tender human heart,
Where deep and warm affections glow
And wishes fondly start
Perhaps adown In yonder glen,
A mothers grateful smile,
As with each eve she comes again,
Awaits her al, the while.
And well the Thought Of such delight,
May cheer the lonely child.
As pass the hours fh-ir lingering 4 ght.
Mid solitude and Wild.
perchaoce. a. thus alone she site,
latent her task TO ply.
A dream Of some fond lover fits,
Before her mental eye
And fancy paints her happy lot.
In days when she shall be
The ma,ron Of mountain cot.
Nith children round her knee.
perchsnce she hath a lofty ul,
The gifts OF genius rare.
Reads on each crag written scroll,
Hears voices in the air.
Bu, what she hath II hopes or fears.
1t is not mine 10 know
Vet will wish, far maid, Thy years
All peacefully may 15w.
That time may thy best hopes falhll
And all thy visions bright
BE changed to truth yet upward still
SUI upward - be thy fight.
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CONLnISSIO.NNR,S SlLE 0E Inn

COlhISSiO.NER'S SALE or LIND.
IN pursuance # decree of the Circuit superior Count
OF Law aud thancety Tor tire county o Bedford in which
james NJ. oey, Isaac \ O!cy and Prudence his wife.
Thomas Nj. joaes and Eliza hs VIE. and other, are
Plaintiffs against Armiscad Ocy Administrator of john
H. Oucy, deed. and oirfr. are Defendants The under
signed, the Commissioner therein named " II on Mon
day, the ihd day Of July neNtthai being Bedford Court
day. before the fronl door o the Court House proceed
TO sell, by way oil public auction. 10 the highest bidder
'Or cash, Tho
TRACT OF LAND,
IN the bill and proceedings mentioned cont, ming by r.
cent survey, les ACRES situated ON the North fork OF
Goose Creek. TINS land lies we'll /, in good negh-
borhood and well adapted the usual erp, Of tn. sec
ton of hr country. The title IS believed 10 be good hut
aching as Commissioner shall convey such ulls only
AS the decree aforesaid vest, IN me.
MlCA]All DAVIS, Commissioner.
Bedf5ra june elm
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ONE zoo AND ANOTHER sos ACRES.
$40 REU.3RU

ID INAWAi from Messrs. w, w. Toney s Co..
IL On the ith inst, bnsht mula,.o Boy,
MAT,
apparently 2S thirty years Of age sm, stature, and
quite box ankled, Sheen aker by trade and. having
clipped With his oos, he probably intends making his
way to a free State.
The above reward. OF TEN DOLLARS. will be Civ.
for his apprehension and detention in jail or his de.
livery to me in Farmye, Va.
June l9-ts Il JACKSON
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virginia:

NiIEinta;
4 llue, held IN the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Superior
Il Of Law and Chancery, held Tor Bedford County
the day of NAV, ISIS;
Samuel Garland, surviving partner OF the late firm OF 5
VI II. Garland. Plaintiff,
william Durritt and Wilson [, Hewitt
Defendants,
~ CUANCERY.
The Defendant, VI iam Dutitt, not ing entered hs
appearance. and security according 10 the Act Assem-
by aud the Of this Court, and appearing by satisiac-
Tory evidence, that he nhabtan OF this Common
u,alth. it j. ordered, that lie do appear rules be held
thu Cctb Office Of The sad Circuit superior Cont II
Law and hanr Tor Bedford County, the first Monday
n August next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff aud that
this order be inserted newspaper published in the
town Of ynebur, iar mont h successfully. and posted
the front door Of The Courthouse OF ts County
Court day. Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON Cfk.
Nav 29-w2n
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CHENIING TOBACCO.

ENNIRA fine Chewing Tobacco, Manufactured bv
u Peter /. Dudley, and warranted equal, Gf not
snperor) 10 any Ia market. For sale hv
tr'i. rs NON 7 g. pF'rFRc
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LANDS LNapPonlrroX F0R sale.

LANDS LN.iPPO.M1TTOX FOR sale.
My virtue of deed oflrast, from r H. Williams N
, Us, made the 6arot Ormhct, SO, aud Il zee rd
in the office of lie courts Of Charlotte Camphe aud Ap-
pamaltuN and pursuant 10 two orders 81 the Super r
Cour o Chaucery tpr the Redmond .made the
suit Of HUNT, &c. Wofsham. &c., on the 18th of
March. 1916, and 9Th of July. ISL. wesaal On Salpr
day. the twenty ninlh day of july, Isis at twelve
o'clock in the town Of immriic IN front II the Eae.
Hotel. proceed 10 seat public aucron certain tracts Of
land which, at the dale ri the said deed, the
counties of Charlotte ard Campbell hut mostly in Camp
LeHand which is stated tobe now in .3pponqtior to
wit: , tracts containing,
ONE 700 AND ANOTHER SOS ACRES,
more or less each Of which tracts smore particularly des
rrhrd in deed Of the 9th of November. S33. from
Ei,rard y 0rSdm administrator. wiki the we'll anne Nod
Of C. W lliiarlson. decd, II f. II. Williamson. of r.
cord in the olce OF Campbell county court. lhr sale
vii be Tor cash 6urh Of The purchase money.
and the residue, upon credit If SIX and twelve
months, in equal ns'ament. bearing interest from the
day of sale deed Of trust will be taken the pro-
perly to secure the credit insialncpts
II. at the time appointed Tor the sale. The weather
should be such as IN opinion to make improper tu
sell the sale viii be sdJourned from time until it
shall be completed
CONWAY ROBINSON.
WILLIAM IL. MACFARlAND,
jane 22-t29Jy
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Adam Boyer. administrator Of Margaret Wooiy
deed. Belsy Brown. Jtmcs Brown. Masee Milan and
Charotle his wife, William II. Brown, Mary NJ
Brown, Harvey BaN~n and 81 his VII. Isaac lleud-
Icy and Elizabeth his wife. aud john D. le@Is.
Defendants,
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rg'HE ubscfber has opened i, fine Hotel 1r the accom-
L notation Of the puble, and wH give II is divided
personal has bren rcpair from Ccl-
lar, and enlarged by the addition col some
FIFTEEN BEDROOMS. \ IARGEAND EI.E-
G.lNT DINING ROO.H. L,7DHsS' P1RLOR.&,c
The sleeping apartments IN the addition large and
airy, neatly finished aud furnished with
.NEU fUR.NITURE,
The whole pre.cntng Of aud adaptation the
comfort and OF gnea,, seldom the best
reg dated hools.
lcsI the usual comforts a house u hi end there is
Spring ollie very best lreesoHe watcr gushing from the
rock uu Which the hotel sands
II being the intention 81 the proprietor 10 make this first
Hotel IA its conduct aud general arrangement, II is
admit be exent aud architectural design, he hopes
obtain and wall cndea,et 10 merit, tine patronage OF the pub
IL
Gentlemen arriving thel convey will fua
good
STABLE AND CARNAGE HOUSE,
and for the accommodation Travellers in the Canal llc
s,a good Hack will always he ia readiness toeeu, i"u
Ia aud from the hotel
Cnhs. l.. DIDREl.l, Proprietor.
MAY . Gm
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July 5 " I'm
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CROIPIN POI-L.TRY-

Southern Planter
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4 The PharIses 4 ol5. than "a o.ltha, b, iwss
no, as Other mel re, Or eyeops ~ RublItan!''
And 10 have Iistensdt 70 class q politicians in
eur county. and wo presume tho classis.Bot con
fined TO this locality alone, they would have us
believe that on the Slavery question theyisupSsl
sed al others in their zeal for the right In the
spirit oftbe old Pharisee, they have thanked God.
thai they were 'lik ethe pemocrass, for Polid,
lcal Asoccess, disposed 10 fellowship With the
South md wink al the cncronchmenis Of Slave
ry.' Oh, no. they were men o. "higher prin.
cipIc than ,haf!,'s Last June. to have listened
iothem you would Nave imagined them sincere,
as the sudden txist Or their leaders forced their
fueesto'the extreme South, and nearly wrung
their heads of their shoulders! How Slavery and
Shareholders. and tho greatoId STAKEHOLDER .Tay-
or himself suffered. From their severity and
vchemence Of denunciation, listeners might
have supposed tIey were belaboring the Father
Of Oppression himself. Even when Van Burep
was nominated, dozens Of them, believing his po.
siioa would injure the Democratic, party, de-.
clared, in The loudest kind Of way, their ppprobq
lion Of his cou,se, and their determination, 70
support him. Bui they soon found that their der
ling idol, party, was in danger. She was strip
ed Of oil principle, i is true, at The Philadelphia
Slaughter House, and like naked ,and shameless
prostitute, was ready 70 embrace all classes and
kinds. to secure the qualification Of heI desired
success. Di scardcd, however. ms she was by all
honorable men, filthy and cortup, as her old I'D
mirers were in "eonseience'', forced to oacknowl.
edge her, she had only become deurer'to our
whig abolition friends. . In Pleasant, in Ottawa,
in Greensburg, and in nearly every township in
the county, these pretended batcrs Of Slavery
and the nominee of slavery, had been found
among the wings, railing at Democrats for sup.
porting Cass. and vnunting iheir own superiority
TO the -ictates Of party! Yet notwithstanding
their voluntary pledges, they, to man voted for
the only slavsholding candidate before the people
| ---No onewoud suit the lanii-war abolition pre-
tenders, but ZACHARY TAYLOR. q military hero,
and the largest known STAKEHOLDER in the Union,
the nominee Of slavery, whipper OF women, and
vedder Of human flesh! The recollection Of Mar.
tin Van Buren's course m those days when he
despisec alliance with federalism. was more
powerful in their minds than the principles they
pretended, and they chose according to the in.
stincts Of party, ana, Indifferent tpprinciple they
embraced ut the command Of their lenders what
they had declared they abhorred. .Npm.43
Hsd'h-v remuined silent and followed their
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u. &. Senatar.

Our attention has been drawn 10 the fact,
,ha,. IN the event Of The oroan ;za,;;oon ,;;o oftbe
oo;s,,,,,,o s1,; "a, tr,,;,od
Y '4s''' "' ~ '''o''' e"sp
states senator Isio DC determined, by an az
iicle IN the Ohio Censor, paying amerited
eulopy 10 The integrity. ability and patrioiic
.,r,n.,h,.. oru,n NJ y ~. IA s, ,.O.
s"N,.1f y'-' re
geS"og n's 'ne''' anu n'ness 70 represent !"
the Senate the Democracy Of Ohio. We
concur with The Censor in lis high apprccia-
lion of .Judvc Read. Who AZ Al ,,prilpl,, indi.
,a;.a,,,F,... nor h.,i ~, ,.'a +; ~ q q
q III, ~, rS'o.t ~
ye' we douo' 'ne Jusuce or me w'sd"m Vi
setting Mr.. Allen aside at tli slime, 10 make
way for any man, however distinguished.
No man ii tho Senate has ,,dyocaa,ed AZ a,d III.
Iii I. ..,,,n n - .l.T !,
~, V'F"so'e Pu'e' DS'noe'a'le p''hc'P'ss man
Allen. And Tor nr man IN Ohio can a larger
bren,l,h ofihought "a more untirinc devotion
ID r,cbt and 4 more c,e,r hannreeci;a,ioo,n' ei;,io,n' II
amor;o,n d.s,;. ~, u u, ~, i, y, .,
ln",n n,..s,,,a ] ac IL ';...s, ,sd n.d III Nv ~"
n ',;"n h.a..h, np;s' a"p vp"s"Insp
, y ,,sa H. 80 III iYyHa's, s,".'
"o;.oJ ~ I h;s .,,s ras .na a. ~" VII" "aS ~ &c
~, ] vrano @ n,I;cv M aIa .,i.l "L's"y e"ppVi'
aI,ouen, M s ce, 2 yem1,,;nn ' p-s ny '"'' "'s
VI ,vIa ','on' ~; az q g. c,.a .ii.Iis.,i..g 4.
ofWcbs,e,, Hy;eIdsd = EnS,and 80 aanr Is'p Ma;"p
ss,, 49, Lii. n ~ W. nlf,re
c,ncss osssn,;,, - ~ rr.';.sd s S,a,.. "u :,
~. o. :. sn,as - ~ 0.''ss SeJam
u.er ny M Allan ,vas az .a,nn, @ 'ts ,I
w.re ~, decs;ved Lv s sr."J,,an, ~, s ~. wv" =,
;.,;n;,,",sah ~. I.1s I. c; ~ nauua'o". naPs "
,ard cr ~ s" sI;,a p1%S' I'M, H." gm,"s Las
.and I go. wy ,hs .s '' MN n;o"
Wban M a.rs;,o,,,. ~ n5 = ,.' 49,.
a."sd =, ~, ,,a,,pJs,: p @ a ~ r'ss ,,eae T;o,
errs ar.:n @ - 's' p n'Lpas i
III .,a"r pLsp tha - WIS ''s Dp,',''oI's W
onna,o. n .''s~ M. Ju,e n "'Na.n Apea : e.o-
f"."oe "a' Po'e" hi cohs'gn'hg ~ iher-
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dcferdets TO ienomlpious death. And sucl,
death! Can mn American read the barbarous
sentence on OBJ len and not feel iha.
the vengeance Of tyranny is as as abhorent
as its practice is Infamous, s,,ls 4! yssys
On bis trial ihcre, was one circumstance
worthy Of notice. !. Many Of the witnesses
brought 10 testify against him could not be
made TO IDENTITY him. Thew did moi
know him--had never saen him, &C.. 9th
crs more fra,less, utterly refused 10 testify
at all, prcferring the jail and all The punish
mcpi IN the power Of The Goycrpment
70 ;nAic' rather Than nlier a word that might
iniare O'Brien. And The conviction was
only brought abou; by a p,cked Jury Of Pro-
,esiapis -(from, whitehall Catholics were ex-
cluded. in community almost universally
Cabolic.) who had at last 10 depend upon
the pc1ured revelations Of paid SPY. who,
taking the price Of blood. concoctod such a
story as answered The purposes Of an infa-
nous government IN IFS desire 10 sacrifice
the hest bloodin Ireland, .au sa NJ ss,p,
Such is monarchy. gs sa,aa l.,a
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or We call attention 70 the Prospectus
Of the Saturday Epcning Post, in to-day's
paper. The Post furnishes very large
amount ofreadng matter, well chosen, and
calculated 10 oinlerest, and il has attained The
character Of one Of The best ueeklics in1he
Union. o iFl aHHsl N a1a,t Sal ass esafs
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whie msjedy in BuHaiois ussotly abous zqpo,'
\ Nov yofk d,y u said 10 have goue 5000 ~
Taylor. n
Albanyci, Is rcporsfd for -Cass igosi Van
Buren 1890; Taylor 3467. =.
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or The best preventive We hare seen
against betting on elections, is that ofNew
York, whereby the better loses his vote.---
After election is over, few care 10 bet.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC!
Phs Presidential Vote In Putnam County,

A. Mill lbeleecn, our aggregate vote in this
County 10 larger BY few votes than i was at
she oesober slecnen. Tbs. Dsmoerp,ie majority,
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sS0Ny- Mrs. Cbrcnran his succeeded in ncgs
,iaiing a.ioani Of s3 .060,00Oiu England, 4
ibe United STatas. III Isl Isd 9y ID .{gl
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RIOT IN HAyRE
NEw, YoRK, Nov. a.

A mob raised al IIavre on the lalI. to
prevent potatoes from being shipped. The
National Guards were called out, and fired
upon the mos, wouhding fourteen. 4 'lfs'ie
Il Tie latest stelegrapbic news contains Eoth-
inc new from Ireland 10. Statesman inels
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14

iGQ5- There has beensa break in tho Fri,
Canal, near Troy, N. Y.riaIs gSH5 IN
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14
CALIFORNIA.

Gen. PersiferF F. Smith, who has been ap-
pointed Governor ofCaliiornia, is now in New
York, and will soon takr his departure for
that far offtcrritory. The well known Cap
tain Tobn will accompany General Smith 10
bis new home. A regiment Of U. s.. soldiers,
destined forth same place, will soon take
their departure, and will hc atthe service Of
Governor Smith in maintaining the suprema.
cy Of the United States government in that
newly acquiredlterilo,y. sisd
The Adminisirat on have taken different
view of their powers and duties relative 10
the Californian territory, from that given by
Col. Benton nhis letter, and from ilie course
taken towards Oregon. We presume the
necessity Of the case has dictated their
action lgaia n eitff sisg BbEfa'eii
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14

6rs Land Warrants are selling in New
York, 1t from $l05 to SllO, Of N.Y.fands,
but $Il2 of ORio. They are in good de-
rnand, and the supply moderate. = 7t3a a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14

or The exports Of spsci 9, up 70 Ocio-
Der 26ih during the present year has amoun-
ted 10 $9,935,77l, ,ess.ssf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14
DELAWARE.

Dsla~srols Is reported as having gone for 7as-
'lor.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14

t1r The Meihodists have established a
mission 10 California. The Rev. Isaac Owens
of Indiapa Conference, has been appointed
to that field Of labor, and will leave in the
spring, by the overland route. ew't'