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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01
oosrAslss-rns snD srvIa.

T. ~ ESfors Of Tie Trsbss<
p,eoetve BY the rsssris In IAs Inesss that NE
phye.Hs aae nurses o. Hospital Staten Island are
ding fever n they viii keep Tia hssgtsis vel ven
ui..d and IN addition to ventilation hosp the eoofs sorint
lea -uh sHA.rur yIsrs.l and " Ina, Is sufseieus
Keep q vinegar evapotatng over nfein the
es rooms Their. vii Be very little dagger q Ains shs
es-sse BY br-.hins the mosptsrs
Bv -,,,lnr thsir clothes With what called Tsi,vs
ysss persons 20 .mons the dying soa the dad With
III. ,sxss With perfect safety When any psrson Sch
vrs fever r. . family. ssoaid ~ eoastasuy
sgrfshsd vilh vinegar asd thsrs VII b ne
eaton Of he lsass ether psrssas. AasssS Dcyvv1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

AccIprsr To Ma FfLLsosr The sderA
IN u.ft a he ety are Ia . ~ dangerous siiasii'n
Vs.. A, M yluor, who ascsntins sistsst t.of
ne meet sAxrs>Aos haz.dSss -osi q the fosin<s
~. - ~ ~ hesA rkl. Eve Jear. Dec ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ExANISArIos TOR AKsos.-John g. Welcb,
grocer recently doing business i&T Myrtle avenue
Yesterday brought up before Justice Gsrson. for exan
nation a charge John Dsckssson, ESQ. sp-
peared a COUNSEL the prisoner The testimony VI but
one witness. Mr. J. LansstsS was aAen. he tsstnss
that the slsrs was sst on dGsrsat pscss and
that many goods In the stss On account
OF eral witness. farther sxaminausu
WAS pos poned until neat wesk
lSoUEsT-Coroner Abrshams held an inquest on
the body Of unknown mau. aged about So who was
dressed In potcloth ccs coat. vest and ihich pants
The sed only few day frOo CAnsds. and hsd
engaged himself shop te~pr board one VI the baf
boats. lie had ben to visit his daughter. who
lived fultonst and returning Gas drowned - he
Vas getting on board his oost Y.rtel accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

Tx MAILs-We go To press with two mails due
from the East-one which should have arrived
early yesterday morning and another via Spring
6s Id and New. Haven which ought to have reached
us last night OF course these mails have been
KEEP, back by very heavy fog which has rested upon
us for the las, hours Indeed dense was 1t during
the afternoon Of yesterday and the day before that
We were unable to distinguish the City Hall from
our ofice-a distance something short of 20 rods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

u MseseIssivs evidence .Ass ~ esv~ = ~ lsssy
csssay " s<vss 70 The oeeassoVosssbto ~ ~ ~
fortssss have eesa ms1s 70 . sAess toe ~ s9s1 y
sisstses. b. thsss vhs hsve s1vossso1 eoessuoVU2
cos,uy ssvsPaps0 L. - isssassA Y = bshsss1s b
ever aiIs< PALnsa's Assssy. ts II fsiboss os0h0A
s1sts ssb. thssessA - ssoesss seUuUsu1oV SosrS
iss the sneosy Of H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

TaE RIQuIsIIios fKox NKw JrRsrY-Wth
reference to the demand which has been made
upon Governor Young. by the Executive of New
Jersey. for the surrender justice for trial oftwo
young gentlemen, sons OF Moses Y Beach, ESQ.
of this city. who have had the misfortune To be
Indicted by grand jury OF the sister State and
stand charged with embczzling the funds o. money
Of the Pan6ed Bank, to the ioss and injury OF It's
unfortunate bill.holders. the Albany Ere"'Hg Jour
nal contains the following statement
Tho Governor. are informed. aner hearing Inc
argument OF this question: inssted MS doubts a. 70 me
,,nrs,y Of granting the requsion desiring however
time 10 ex anime papers and TO consult the A0r)
General That ofncer however. Immediately s'e' De,nf
released from In Rensselaer, County fep-el %
ston and As nobod,s rishs or Interests were
.ur,rios by brief delay. the question res uni the mrs.
al January when the Attorney General and the Court 81
Appeals may BE- conveniently consulted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

- rns 0ooovsAs avsssa WAAssssss. ~ nssst
wsy eostisss 70 tssp hssssssss ~ asooe - bsas
assortment Of Pssss Metallic Askbss 0vssAsss V ~
city The impssvsass nsls h H. 0ssoysars oaAssAst|
fsss,ss within the psss ysss uvly aspsse ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

q J. sxlra Dooss. Dssssss, - DsaAA ~ osss
vay, requests the sssssstea Il thsss vn1lno 0sA
esi teeth his mssks1 10 sstAs1 ~ y ~ ~
sseas,vey By klmssl VI fAssanu ssshss 49, - =
whss gold pissss II nvp ~ q ~ - 60
~ srvss the oessssioa ~ sssbs ~ vsesss ~
. eIssa and hsslthy uossk. alo SuAoomD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

- norr. paor~sss. Nssssa ~ - asssh ~
ssssssnsss Of gold 81 Oliver Psassl Lssss 49,. =
esps@sas 80 LsvssS wsssAsa visA rel ssBsnsu
Jsvel,y. &c. sos chrss.~ ~ ~ Yssrs psssssA
dll fvn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

q Gents Who deere = psssss ,AsoeRo 80"
fssSs perfect III tAsss sepslssssseA - ~ vss
eomnsasisg the ksv.Ysas ~ slspsase (sns>e sses'
God rssolatoss) -, ssoas6s4 ~ ~ Psosu
Hss Esssblishmsat 30 rslsss-s ts lseG No. lsenst
lively hnswa R0starssas Phsstz.) s1li seeo1os ~ -
prssssy for sGsrdss s1sgsas ~ tsss1AD - ~
o 80 Voc The Ices fssttsss. ssssks ssas (ussssasi
Tor lhs price, fss a 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

FootIss PAre.-Bslssvtse shss lsengsaQsa1w - -
sirsy Of osr sssls BssAs ere ssSsss1sl q "a - ~
s,ei.. &c q .sssS =. ave II ssSsSsSS5 ~.
elutiss usisss ayiss ~ gssssA Deses9lS. GaI1h
fes pssssnts sssss 10 IulosoS( - - -
Broadway. A. H. 0oCsa = Co.
knhbfiAs's Tastssssirs Hssvs PsO1esa ~ stse9o
hsavss, sosSh, 80. ~ y hssss@ ~ ~ ~ 4 D \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

Bsoxs voa Psssssra-Asss1D0 - - b ~
end slsssss bisAsss. iscistpG - - oess'ss :
Beatty. niIssssy - Navel khsseas uyoss - Lsss
fellows Pss.s stssAard WORDS ~ QoDeS4 sissas'
,,oas ,esssAss uisA Juvssiis BssAs 0oh - psssssn
for sais by 49, yayboss
dSi ~ SBr,sk ChsrcA Coo0ot - uonneSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

BAD p,lla-rAs AAas - g 49, essss pssAs -
s.ls~ par GILL " sshss ~ - = - hAn1s = ~ "
BsAsry, 20 Lsssssssd-a -
Owes ors~ TVS pAv.-Osi& ~ ~ rvsss-s :
c.Aax Buormka Co. - JsADsA Qmu81 uosea. OIL
lssv tAsis sAes spss the tsy. - oID1 - 49, -
nay - n vsss o. their ssssto 01unbss>sas1 ~
psnsL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

PeorETAsr CHuRcHEs fs Tgsxsr.-Rev. M
Dwight. in q commaaic stian from Coostantssople
70 the American Board of Missions states that the
present aggregate " Communicates 10 tho four 70
iormed churches 10 ons hundred and thirty nine. Of
whom eighty nine are connected with the church
1t the Capital The number Of Armesiass. men,
women and children. who are actually sspa'afed
from their former church and now openly profess
Prosestsntisn. 10 Turkey and Syria y rcchoned st
one Thousand and seven. Beside these. there ere
nearly three Thousand y bo Known 70 their own
people and To others 70 be Il Protestant seasinsnss
bot who stall retain loose connectloa With their
former churches mach larger nomber muss
be more or lees DESTROYS Of seeing the reform ssos
advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01
~" CaAxBERss MISCELLANY" No. X. 10
,AIe BY Berford 4 Co. aud Barsss suingss.

A HUsBAsD's PEyDiCAAGS7.-"Fi Fill me this bot
tie with laudanam." exclaimed en- excited married
man. rashng into . druggists shop on the Tyne
his face bleeding irom q recent encounter with bic
wife. IL will kill you,' the druggst calmly re-
piled. That . what | want il fos" was Romeos
rejoinder; II II hill myself to vex her" The
drugestssi It would be pity to prevent % smisbs
q purpose, and filled the vial. No soonsr filed than
emptied. I'm cad man" cried Romeo. staggor
ing into the presence Of his Juliet I've taken
laudanum." "Hai he hal" vas the provoking
response who cares what tboas tyen. thou hs'.
perth o tripe in too bites" The monband little
man stood sghast He had destroyed himself 70 b
revenged and instead Of running for the stomach
pump ooutemptoous laugh. and . soeer ct his
proportions. vas her rcce ption Of his tragic
nouncementl He was dy ing 10 give her pain.
and abe vas ~ pleased a. Pon-h. Easspsrssed
by his bunder the poor sinner tottered bsck To the
drosgists, and. feeling the poison 1t work within
him demanded instant emesic II poisonsd
myself, he sroaned, to vsx her. aad she . Glad
IN going o. give me emssic, and save mo-
Nothing 10th. the man II medicine executed this
second order Romeo then returned D. recover IN
the sight Of his wife, that che might have the NOR
tihcaton Of behoding him restored ~ her arms -
Now the druggist having bo ioclinaion 70 abet su-
icide, and being unwilling by refusing ~ admin.s
ter poison. to send our hero 10 Q less scrupuious
stop. had given him. on his fret visit. dose Of
tincture Of rhabsrb and while the afflicted wretch
was laboring uad~t tho doodle operation Of his
purge ADD smetic. his better hall. stil unnoved
BY his suferings sharpsned them BY che scorpion
eIcsm alton Why. thos thin end Of pepa'ossh
o cheese. thou ssuiy cannot last long for thos .
sweslin away hke farten camel lseted at BY seh
ends Gateshesd Observer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

o. &c. C::S,ss: "a =: 80 SsexSl
$50 :: : AZ ~ 80. ;s :::sII.sa~E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

" Co.vsmAs .VSs Ne I. wslA - Ssssss'
is&s, EAiss1 ~ JsAa isoas ~ hsesss = Wsss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

Nsw.YsAas aAss Ass Cn,Loasws PAsas vApev nAs'
-Ksox With HE sssssssosd brsvi'y. vsu11 - ~ -
ssnt,sa OF HE ,ssls - he psbs. ~ - sbsss ~
eAssiss asw hss 10 sAs@ssivss - Atsuo - 1870
fsIly invited 10 cell 80 s.sasss hisssdvo1nosDssns
Which cannot b sxcslls1 ~ bssaV - shOness ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

Sentenced to be executed (commutsd bv ths Eascu-
tive TO i'm prison life to the sta" Prfscs-usS
% women. 81 total. Ia Aggregate time o. sseseee
te6 year, and months. go
sentenced to he Pesisntiary- s". womss. is''
total. s2s. .
ssntsscsd to The City PrisOu-msn. III women. VI :
total. 3t3
sent to Hsass Of Rsfass-ocya 81 sirs total. 20.
Number ofindictments foasd ov the Grand Jary, ~
Number OF complaints tism,sssd by DO bs
Number 81 inactnents discharged by mol pros. sr'te
meni. &ess.
NUMBER u compiAists settled before Indictment a.
Number Of rscOsniEasoes to answu alsd during the
year. s25.
Number Of rscosssAncss forfeited and ordered to b
prsseca'sd n.
Number Of vasrans records asd DURING the year. 49,
HENRY vANDEkv00Rr. Cissk
New-rork. Dee. III. is.I
DARK SIDE OF rsE PIcTuRr.-Christy Q famous
band Of eoIorei jemp'sm" give Al sx1s psssosuAsss
this afternoon. Doors open At O'Clock.
FIsE OF JuLr tst5-Persons who were not In
sureJ. and those who partially insured. having
c.ims on Governmen, for duties paid goods consumed
at said nrs are reqssssd call 81 20 Bsaver Tues
day and "Wednesday NJ aud 9TH Of January " early a. 10
convenient.
Reconnaissance daring rogue on Thursday
consider able quantity Of wearing Apparel. With which he
effected his escape
CAurios lady, while at Nlblos Saloon on
Thursday evening. hal . valuable Wnias nsd stolen
from her side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

ENs RsIHoAp-An engine pa'sed over 'n''
ROAD yesterday for the IRE, tine 10 Port Jsr''' ."
peAw.r. River This sAds about thirteen mics :" A''
read. usliss III. whole distance from nlDev
.,sht pss The trains vii running regularly
~ psr, ,sr,as sbou, The middle Of rsxt wssh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

PRErrr AND APrRoPRIArI--Mr Alpheus In
asrh me excellent and well known trunk naksr of
CITY. this day to BE- presented with token Of respect
rom his workmen. IN the shape Of elegant and sub
santiaI silver Pitcher. We hsvs teen shown the me
n-nto and can truly sly hA, tho and beauty Of ia
execution Is not than The good feeling -sich mas
promp pied 10 presentation. itshssys pleasant TO zee
pleasant thing done In pleasant way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

CosvrsrIos TO FRAME CONSTITUTIONS foh
Wroosss-The Constitution offered to the con
alteration Of the people Of Wisconsin having been
rejected by them, n new Convention bias been
chosen. the members Of which assembled al the
Cscitol in Madison. on "Wednesday the i9th UT
and adjourned over till the following day Acaocu'
was held 10 the evening. which selected MoRS.s
L. Marie a. President OF the Convention he
he'd 81 votes, Charles Dunn ls Byron khoorn
Blsnk3 Thomas McHoaeh had "a votes for Sec
rs,sry and X L. Rsam 10 To be the Assstant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

rr.,rsrx.-A bill TO exempt the home OF
,.,.,lv f,or. ssle on Execution was indefinitely
,o.,cooed ia the Legislature Of Tennessee on TIE
-, no Va. 81 so TO IL The fifty viii hnd
that !, won't stey postponed indefinitely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

CAn ov MADAME REsrrLL.-Judse Jones al
lowed Madame X to be bsied on the Indictment now
pending (not the eonvieiion) N the sum Of $4,000
which was given. understand, ~ her hu,osni, Mr..
Iohmsn and Mr.. Benj A Day. she 10 sril IN Elizabeth
Of prison on the correction proceedings and Application
It /. said TO made TO the sspfsms cosr,. next wess.
10 bail her ON hat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

Tar FLoop Two men named Austin Johnson
and Thomas Martin were drowned jsst outside OF
Nashville on the 23d while attempting to follow the
Gsllatin Turnpike while submerged BY the gre"
scod. A oonpspion escsped.-The water had tai
Ian two feet from its highest point aud was stll
falling At our last sdvices So throughout the
w ba, the Ices Of property Is estimated at not
ls.s ,h.n Ten Millions OF Dosrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

THE DUTY OF OBEDIENCE TO IH+ CIVIL MAOis-
TKATE. BY FRANCIS wAILAsD. President OF Brown
University.
This 10 the title Of very unPretending Pamphe,
within whose orty pages IL condensed more thought
than 10 often found in labored octayos And TINS
tbousbt il such az may be wrought into the practl
cal purposes Of hie The pamphlet contains no high
ao~n ,heofvno spec uson INTENDED to smuse the read
or or display the ~iers sube,y-but the conclusions Of
an .mn.ntly sound mind on subject Of vital importance
"a . a. men aud citizens These conclusions are given In
three Sermons delivered 10 the Chapel Of Brown aver
.ty 10 the students OF that institution, r. m the text
Render therefore unto Cssu the thipys that are 'a'
and unite God the tburs that are GOds In the nfss o.
these sermons DR. wAylaBd tennes obligations to 'he
Government under which We live and the ioundsu on
which these og rest the second he sfses 'hs
limits 10 these obligations which the higher Anhof! o'
God imposes and IN the third and last he shows "n.'
ia the duty Of Christ an citizen when he believes thA'
b Government, engaged 10 the perPsua1n Ct wicked
ness" There not shade q parry ieeus or OF POM
..,e,enent u he traced In these Their whole
tone and manner calm AMI rs;ona AM CHRISTIAN we
would lady eater ini5 fall ansys OF Their mastery
Argument had ~s space for hoYs that every
et.n aesrou. Of performing duty to the Government
under re lve.-eVsry honest Christian man ae.
roas fun his hs her obgsuo u IN cause o. nsn'
| and q God will read them With attention lac pAnPs
LET Ia published IN Boston. bat ~e believe oe LAO
| here u the Msssrs. Appleton roo Broadway
The RErEISI OF BLAcKwooD.-We learn that
the negotiation which has been pending since The appear
anes Of The copyright article In the October number o.
Rlaclwood between The Edinburgh Iroprsiof' - 'hsu
Attorney John jay. Ess Of THIS CITY and he.r' Leon-
AID scott Company the rspubi'hes has resulted N
An amieabIs sranssment By this arrangement me 70
,,nt established IN sste basis oil be continued In
Il, mple,s and unnuised form. and an esfy eoP) FUR
..h.s 10 N.sss scott Enable them 10 brig oct
-, x.s.,,,. At se~.Yosk al about the time 1. v
| .poear in EdinouIgh and London.
mis- srr.sssmsnt vel ron the results 10 Amsriesn
reader, a. from tho copyright principle which ofsaa
"a iii excite eQua ootn lies The AtHoue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

II We learn that His Honor the Mayor will be
happy HE friends and fellow citizens sessrAy to-
day q, tire Mayors Once. City Hail. between the hours Of
II and o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

srArr BAsx Morris AT PAR-We call stten-
ton 10 the Advertisement, II Messrs Seaman Muir.
another eounn BY whieh, appears that hey vii re-
esivs At par Of Banks Of h' state for goods at
III. usual low prices Of their ,sAbsamsn Their as'or-
men, Is vel Known to b one Of the meet complete and
,lexsn, IN the City and 10 csua many persons viii avail
themselves Of the present oser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

BasvRp's GRisp PAsosAsA-This extraor
diary picture attracting thousands. and viii eoatnus to
40 90 -hs there lover Of the bsAnuf-i and sublime
a, Nature smons ns. We hnsw not where fec hours
can be sp~nt more peasssy than At this erhbion. The
painting vii he eIEsltes 10 day ct and oeloch. N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17

:, ,he party in that district and the STATE that
YOU !. This stem | am Influenced by no wavcr-
m nv political faith or principles, nor yet BY
Hs ,h,,cmen, Of zeal in the great cause ]
). h,sn called on 10 aid, but solely from 4
a.;.,;,p. The result of mature and anxious
"a,,,;,,. that il will be out of my power,
.sn.;,,.n,ly with demands upon my lime and
s."sen,c. which | may not dlsobey, 10 discharge
F.,;"n,,oriiy the arduous duties incident to a
i,,,hiu, iulfIiment Of that office.
,,d / r,her, that without Office, as cheeiiuliy
am i, II is my fixed purpose 10 devote, in the
.nn-oaching canvass, all the energies OF mind
a ~ boa,, which can be withdrawn from other
;nai.pens BILE obligations, to a triumphant vlnuic
c,,on Of those great fundamental principles %
hunan liberty, which were consecrated oy inc
i,,5ers OF our Independence, which we, az oe-
a'acr,,ic Republicans, have ever cherished as
led. which have been uniformly SUCCESSFUL
VIRGINIA. and nearly so throughout the Union
~ h.If a century; which have conducted US 10
"nn,ralleled prosperity and renown; and the
.rsssrya,ion Of which, with a large majority OIL
n, freemen Of this happy country, hrmiy DE-
le,e, is essential to the perPeluity oil our i'oe
,nstitu.ions.
ri,a,:on to the delegates of the late Con7entlon'
from the 18th district, who are now IN TINS
eli, .aat they make take such action thereon as
tbey may deem best; and / respectfully request
he appointing committee, of which YOU are the
head, 10 regard, as The Convention sought 10 eo'
me wishes of the district in the selection OF a
successor. May success reward your efforts to
,rono,e the cause Of truth and justice.
Very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
G STRlNGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17
MISCELLANEOT
stsApns.aEsf SO E':ageatcrs.
rIIIGEShLB'S PATENT

= Rs 4 G!lLLS,
Q GRINDING WHEAT, CORN FEED, ROCK
SALT, DRUGS, COFFEE, SPICES, PAi:r, &c,
la5nuftrturci Dy Cha. lsn.s ). Co,
~ B,oaslr5H. .S.r iatf
vi. subscriber has been appointed Je-n. Tor iha sale
~ lhr above species 81 Mlil III the STATES If IITgi-
h'i ald Mouth Carolina. He i'.;- II hls duiY 70 ray,
..t' =; ftr rs the Pat.a; i;nis stone Mills have hen
i'r3. ih"y have nevnr ftici To CIV. satisfaction III 4
rin!i" Instance. they have nrcn, and az stu, very
f"trHSi"riy Used ~ all IN states North III virginia,
~ 10 hrarS a.! The soalirfa States. ih-if n-- la-
.'''Itiy extended eveu 10 Mexico AMI California;, giving
y ~ INSTANCES The H;o,l entire satisfaction T:ry he.
sl' diftaiy ~ BE- used in Vlr,ia,l. aad The subscriber
r"'ttNiih, he flusi pTninund ronSic:lcn, that The time
irlaii tr distant when tiat Use vii he general. lie i
W; 'lff ttit ~ 'asnlsr who shall once have tried unr
81 'ti"m VIII ere, cnna"ai 70 lie " ',,on, Il afterwards.
LIS pl"p'r u ~ something al the capacity Of iLis
Nil. VITA :~o horse pHSe u wil rIund j h I,hrl I'll
"h'it III fifteen minutes, nni \ ha-h-i 1T rnru, ~ tine
airi'' ~ I" enig. itis also admirably a,.aatrI 10 ti.r
sflh'ina 1t spices, rrPpr., ro:tre, paints, and every
"t''rfafiIale 81 lhr lisr II .%scrip:ioa. Premiums and eli.
pri licdais idyc been awarded Ia ihs IN yen,lnn ~ "a
finus Lars iir'd in thr Northern states i,f The Ia, iva
Stafs VI. Fianch Burr S'uHr-. - -.rry farmer very
"nii AnuSs when thry get iuii, r,n b. easily arslrn-
"a ny himself, enjoying IN this respect IN Immense al
,th'a2r over any machinery constructed "f IRON or s,rr..
pilvrn hy water Or steam power. the capacity Of i!r
min \ indefinite.
There i. also n Hand Mil. NJ The sane ma,er:tl,
adapted e. ili- ;is- o. rmIerdnts. winch l. L p-risc, mi
hialirc q tl- large NIT.
Tie Eii.l Ht.j b. seen, II my t,Gir, IN operation. At
me snhseilb"r's Factor. The reader !: ,rirtr-d Ia liz.
annexed certificate The Ia;e;irr Ia, nu,irrnu> csrti-
hcnl-, from ~! pats OF the Country expressing entire
APPRECIATION j.! Tie mill. dpri;
u. BALDWIN, Richmond, VI.
"SuFrntk. March It'll. i,4s.
The -,i,-rri.,er- harr recently purchased un- of
Ffzrrrila'- PCftsb!c Meal NILS, and tax. plra.arr IN
~,rniiine that l. npsrilr- Ia iie,r rniirr -ttI-tactlon. -
Inc meal genund ny this miii l., IN thrir opinion, sup.
raor 10 any lhry nave used from o.hrs NILS
"rlTAE 4 co.
l. S.-Isliefs Viii hr furnished, II r-luitcd, ~ II /.
the Officer Of the inventor 10 enable rvrsy farmer. who
niiy dr-,'- H.. 10 maamfa.,nre hi own iaur. The cost
OF tie Mil IL So, ot the Better sin.
NY,r. IH-iIt GET,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17
RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH le.

TOBACCO-Receipts ard inspections light
win a lair demand !or manufacturing qualities.
We quote Lugs 50 a ); common leaf 3 80 a
1 90; middling 4 50 a 5 90; good and fine 5 SO
10 ] 90, extra manufactuIing-none Offering.
FLOUR-S5! a 6 asked-no sales.
WHEAT-White 1876; red 100 cents.
oATS-42t a As cents per busbel.
CORN-45 cents, Sc pouuds TO The bushel.
CORN MEAL-50 a 55c. per bushel. Dull.
BACON-New hog round 81 a 7 cents; Balii.
more Sides 5. a S, cents; Shoulders d a S cents;
Hams 6 a $ cents; Joles 81. a 4 cents; old
Sides a $ cents; Shoulders 3 a 4 cents.
LARD-S els.
FlSH-Norh Carolina Herrings-none in
market.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, s. SO a 3 50-eqaal 10 > 20 a ! 90 melt.
Hoes: none in market. SHEEP: 50 10 4 CO.
according 10 qualify.
LlME-FIom wharf so a 65c.
STEEL-American blisiered Sll0 per ton.