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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
oALIFoRNIAHs ATTENTION.

-lT,NU NUhIH " NFAUI uAUfs NLII III W
Afu.f be Sold
fEHE UNDERSIGNED has large and extensive a-sort
ment OF read. made clohng. both FOR Winter and sum
me made up In the best and Of he best naieri
recently purchased for cfbh Companies and ndiYdu
bound Tor the Lend Of Promise desiring comp eye ouih
Al low prices vii md his most favorable opportunity
EDWARD FON. 90 Broadway,
II 6u.h The Nev-Yofk Cash Tailoring Establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
ROCKS FOR CALIFORNIA.

IrWBANK'S HYDRAULICS I vol 8vo Price g 80
II DR. Lsrdners Lectures Science and Art vols 8vo.
Price a..
Both u the above works Illustrated by
cravings and are adapted 10 he wants Of California mining
ard usdilg companies. % isu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
rIrru WORKS NrARLYREADY

ERIENOs AND FORTUNES Moral Ta.e. BY Anna
i Harriet Dmry. ! vol limo
Laur.un Parsonage. a Tale Volume tut. al last By
the author of Amy Herbert Gerrute' Ac
A Cslechism % he Steam Engine. ~ John Bourne
81 IN. APPLETON 4oo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
CALIFORNIA OUTFIT.

,I,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOR SALE a very extern
ave ASSORTMENT Of Dry Goods suitable ior persons go
ipr 90 California. iuch a.
While Mactiuaw Blankets weighing 20 10 lbs
Colored do do scarlet blue. green, crab moose uiNed
White Blankets for ships berths.
White and colored Counierpsnes for ships berths
Cotton and Linen Sheets and Pi'ow-cases, made NJ.
Table Linen and Towels
Together with general assortment OF Dry GOODS eA-
pres liz suited 10 Tie California trade
DOREMUs 4 NIXON,
So Nsssau-st corner " Liheriyst
ID ini.. opposite the Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
A-EM-.oKIKANs sERENAngRs 81 .h. ss.-e.y

y Library. Broadway cor LeOuard-st Concert every
n.gh. Every evening programme embraces grand %.
ersrc scenes iron Ls Solukm'lis Llcrefs B0Tss snf
other Italian Orerss A'miss'r - cents Doors open a.
-e-t a. O'Clock % lws'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

~ 400 PURE LOSG-BREED CANARY
IT gGRpS nae and female r1ch CO o. snd .o1d NJ
49,. thr-s hooking birts. Farcy csges q a. sizes
For sale cassp 81 SO Bo~sry, rear olril-s o ~
UoRToS s. BARNUn, 30 Chs,hsm-sqaare, have
L. nand q sTge stock q Ready made C.olning s1i-a
M. for ne CaOrc.s trade, zcd vii ave psr.c1AE steo
a. I, oufs fD ircig,dIs zssOcislOrs - @tshF
WINDOW -A-H.-7xs, s1lo, sxl2 and loxl2 IL
w gsxec vel made and suIls5ls f1r ou-lngs hsIs IL
California or Else ~here, for sale cheap by
81 iva WARRINGTON RICHARDS s. B1rI.ng alp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

sSyr n, new p.s, ..iins packet shlp MEMsOa, IOsS
IONS register, Capt Gordon, will ssl for tho sbovs
place on Tho 90h February This nobls ship 10 oniy ono
year old Newfcf built ard has msds tho shortest pas
sage between his pon and Liverpool record. she VIII
40 doubt mske his voyage 10 20 days
For freight passage, having the most superb stes
roam accomnodatlOns sppy board al Jgdds wharf, or
10 OLNEf 4 COrRELL, 81 sOuIh-a.
n B-Cabin passengers only taxen. IL loussodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
Oo1MEy.oIAL AND DqoEEV MATTERS
For ,eI., q s.',s', 90. &c Fowh rqs'

fyF taiss y -sl' w. ''s 80 r"'''t -
MONDAY, Feb. j-p NJ.
There was q little better feeling in the stock
market 10 day but the transactions were limited and
the quantity Of stock on the market moderate. Some
descriptions improved
The market IS dull for Foreign Exchanges, with
good supply sterling sold at sd5 although some
leading drawers still ash - FRANKS 27i d3 p and
dull Guilders 4O0i0i Marks Bsnco, SGT q3ji RiS
Dollars 7sta7-i.
In Frcghts there IS a moderate business doing
Engagements were made OF 1000 bush Corn At 6ida
ID 900 or 700 bales Cotton at Jl6d 200 tons Heavy
Fregh, at 25s ans Of. To Ireland 100 was offered
70 Hsvre Cotton shipped at &c. For California
there is still considerable doing but there is less sctiv
iiy than there
The amount OF duties paid at the Custom House
at this Port on Saturday was sO5OOO The receipts Of
iho month of January reached ...-..-----Sls LOO
Same month last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 22'1uj-
Decrease IN S3sJ, $40
The Commerce OF this Port for January of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

GRAND JUVENILE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
nIESSRs BRADBURY 4 MASH
wr.L e.FF, At THE
sROADNAY rABE NACLE.
an WEDNESDAY AND THl RSOAf ENENl NGs
Ohs III snt en- ot FEB ihe frs, s-i second " their 10
recl.s Malrs Entertainments for 'fe sessou.
tn. CANrATA. FLORAS FESTIVAL.
WI "a given 90 ts ocrss 500 ftfer WIKI choice cor
iectcn ~ MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC.
TIE Chcrlsss WtI ne sustained hy
CHOIR Of ONE THOl SAND
Performers Id 10 DID y tres.sf Tickets = certs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,

sIACACLEY's ENGLAND. vol d. 3
vi The Daguerre0ype No 2, vol 900. - cents.
GuiKurs Dem0cracF In France, 3 cents
TIE u Judge. or Life 10 a Colony by Judge haAoui
tor. - cents
The Lancashire Witches, hy Answ0rh. So cts.
New Map Of Celf0nis Gold Regions q. CTS
Fremont. and EmOry- Travels in California. p Cts.
Fremours Oregon price 81.
BryAnts Nbst Saw n Ca'ifOfuis - .
Tres Die ionary Of Arts, Manufzcuree and Nine. 5.
Rogers Scientific Agriculture. :
A. Elm on the Grape, s7i cts For sale by
iflus &. ". sANION 10 FutOu-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

- ENVELSIOh AbSUCIATIUN FUKCA
80 FORSIA, per BARR CLARIssA, Capt Bsboidss.
yinz al Jsmssslp. Tnisfra class vessel hss room
for about 600 barrels Of freight yet unsnssgef and reedr
receiys al tho lowest and sss accommodate
q few passengers In superior manner few shares 10
The Association are yet open sails factory application
fs;Pe''s PHYSICIAN JEssuP r fox. i7s sou,Ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

q. FOR ~ttE-A new ard subs aunsl story snt
~. atiic dwelling house. bull with best ggsty OF mats
~ rss cut basement Phisiephs brca isonts nf
and with modern improvements such a. rsnses boiler,
sundrv bath room A. situated 10 Warren place. corner VI
Charles ard Factory 80 Pnce low sud VINE hnefsi 10
oaire u GUY RlCHARDs Leroypl orN TAYLOR.
!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

Dr. " F0we il8 Wa.1 -to1-st has 40 article entitled
~ shove which We believe the best preparation hitherto
discovered 1r The cure n code end o.rer pT@
plants Having fesec tis medicine. can speak
confidence o. % ls ssltary effects 1 removing 90 and
Other conf .slts incident o. This season " 1- year
Far sac. W1oesae and retail. by hessrs. A
sans. lH Fllf.ust. - Broadway. - East roadway
Pclfod Co fFe,chers Mrs Hayes. BROOK 81. and y
Druggists generally lrTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

MUSICAL AMERICAN DRAMATIC
vi Fl Nd BENsF MS. EDWARD LOosk would
ailrn Der f~cn's s1t rlps that her usms ho been
rourced "a asssn-g 81 hs. Bere- 81 he Opers House
contrary her rXrreted ishs r1tned 10 ne Com
miae Her beet Zee nFf are Ntl ne hui her pro-
sis ols position prevents her skrE sny sclve PART De- ne
III Fsrr..- sv-rre F-b s. Isga 6flr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
:, FOH SAN FRANCISCO, California and Il

- FOR San FHANtISCO, Califofnia and lhs
90 God Resions-To ssi February 10, he superior
- fast sailing copper-fsstsnsd and coppefsd brig
BROTHERS, 5oos Master viii pos lively call shove,
having passens ard Of her freight sogsSed
Sac very few cabin, and stsefsgs pssssp gsfs
soc carries skf1 physician. She viii pas through
u Magellan thus shortening the passage consid
srsoy. For freight or passage sppy Oh board, ats 4
ortO l5' lg BRETT VOsk, d sooihst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
The annexed statement glves condensed
new Q. the Commerce Of this country for the last six
!sars-Imposs aud Exports and Custom Duties

bfc'fs 4 Or dom Foro.sn
"a Pfoss'ns ariA.es. goods
- .}os.l.3 o.. 50. zoo 6.SSl. 81
Ill ~. as ~ .6ss otf u ~ ~
-lt,ls3.f2l s..Aat. l55 is. 3t6. 80
~ 10. -. 1t.etJ.75s "a .34o.h-5
..e>,ioi 81 81 500. 6s3 s.1il. i6s
~--sl,T..Tbl -, i3i SO ~ .l1-oio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

- Three Invaluable Ncdicines.-Dr sw,YsE's
compound syrp ol " I'D Cherry ~ ehr.te1 lr-l
.l- w9rd Tor s reuirIs1.s cures Dr. swtfNE's Nern-
ilTe. fure remedy Jr worms dy-Depus. A. Dr.
S"tYNts sarsspsuls ara ETtrsct OF Tar Pills mild and
gert ruri alive lrvsds give me above ard your
hopes viii be more Than red Puncpa. Once, corner
OF p gt.l and Race SO Philadelphia
AGESrs FOR hEw-Y0Eg CfTY-C II RING, cor Br0sd
way and John-et T. 3 WsRNER. z5 8 leecKer-st z A
SANDS. l83 B0wery; }. G Hair, So 5rand-; : LFyis
~ Grcerwichst J 3. DouD. y Broadway; A d.
sASDs. corner Fulton snt William -. 5cHIEFrEIy. BRo
rHERs CO. ~ Water-si-; RysHToN, CLARK Co no
Broadway ard l0 Asi0r House; HAvLkND, kFEsE Co..
81 madeH-lsre B. CIDs son. Newark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
TIE usE OF BRANDY AND SALT,

4 REMEDY FOR Various Internal - well IS ENter
II nal Dsess4s ILLUMINATION and Local INJURIES contain
ing simple Directions for making and applying 10, ~
psiaed by Rev Samuel Fenton. Nd Of Liverpool, and
william Lee ESQ Of Ia FORE lmbaui, In France. sKit
edition revised and corrected Price Y cis Just publish
ed by &. VI SAXTON, l2i Fulton-st 81 4iis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

lNIfTEENTH MARD.-NM GEORGE RILEY
L And JOSEPH BRtTTOs. The Contractors for cleaning
ne streets IN his ard cOudescrac % look Al ne wrechec
condition Of he 10 The Nsrd. especay n T7nih
E-v-uih Twelfth and Thireeuth SIS They cannot be
swept now true, hu. Ire cutters wsni some si-non
hag We be not inundated every hsw - -
6flts MANY = rfEhthH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

Totsl lmpcfts Dates.
s4s4s. 80 6t.Tb3 ia 100 ~
.il ~. Os5 los g3i 03S %. 1881
'lt6,6.elt IlT.lss.hs-s y SSH!
.IS.tss, 5ls III .6al.Ts7 so,ll2ft7
.5s. 6s4.6.g ls6,St5,oss 3.7N 70
is4.Gs2 .lsl 1897 81 5l,7s7 .07o
flsss are very nearly bs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
LEATHER HOSE FOR CALIFORNIA.

EATHER HOSE o. every and q the beet quality,
l suitable Tor Force Pumps Engnes Sc for sac Al the
.oa est prices by JOHN "A BOW n co.
Leather Dssleis. 81 FeTry-st y Y
snctnn Hose and Fire huckels mad- % order n 1-ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

% EXCELSIOR COMPANY.-A rare oppof
XII univ pfeaents uel lhoss who are dsHoos o.
- foitsng a. Association TO 20 10 Canornia bne
yezse "a 90 1sxsd 90 which Insurance ear % nad a. tns
.o~e.t fses The Company will consist u any msmoefs
-ofce 40 sos snare Of the vessel and ooh tof ~
poafht There viii also be good scccmmodsnoos fof -
oa...rgers bee The Assoeison. Fof shsres e~yapp
ealoa aust be made, Al Il Od.sip, upstairs. d G
d. FOR SAN FKANCIsCO and the Gold Ainss
&SxE CABIN pssssge $50 ard found The superior
- sis1nch and fast ssi4ng sniP BALANCE, 4 Wssh
bun Rrggles master resdy Tor and taxing In her
esrso vii "a. about February 5h sepSsls sdies cabin
s.sr.nce 1t he lowest For pssssge freight OF con
.gnmsny apply 70 The Cspisn 90 toGe xnp OF TO
bhtOho - ~ w " s..-eL
,r,O agN4S gALDWIs. AssEL ST joins, WILLIAM c n
1 WAUDFLL "a - PRESIDENT snf hASACkh q he
ConpsnJ fou tsrsby ssnnr>onsf
ofJOsiAb " EtsskLL krecatof sDi MARI
nrsyORD Er-catnr VI! sst tsssnenf u Will.
LIAM HUNFOKD s~usssss. AIT y0sr
A. ~ 80 Cy q hssts shn trsnty days stsr the
.,s-f ssy Of psstss vii 80
sy y sspr-ns Cosr he thsrv bs1
= he C0gr lose cry Of ko-stsr he rsus aoa1xy Of
ach n-r 81 esmz1dss n comp Dated nochss
.sr Dee.no-f "a, ls4s wHiTTLEsEf. of RosAsssss ST
Fl J.s Attornsy COR rlAlat6s
IAsT IKON PIPES, o. u ssss. 90 hard ed
Onsde 70 order By WAxAlheToH hIcHAkDs.
y inn = Dafuss W..
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AArARRANrAHLE pI.lOYKKY--sy O

w JONES. - S-conc-sL up stslrs-Jouess unrivzlei
Han LIQUID warranted 70 reproduce ne hsu IN a. cAses
ncl exceeding four yeas batrsss Il also thoroughly
fnovsles and pur=s Affected hesds o. pimpes snd bIs
r',isir, h, csll nd see q p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

.zsa FOR sAIE-rhe three-scfy building Inc nirs
* store. ara bsck building. as SoNsry The premises
M rent Tor 10 per cent The price shove tsnes and
insurance Any person wishing roe store could have
their rent clear. Apply 20 NORRIS SLlNtk.
ga So - Sowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

Fon Assistant Treasurer New iOTk "
The annexed table shows the capital, cirou'a-
tc0 discounts and specie Of the Banks Of this siNe
e, forth in their reports for each year from lsi' to
~, inclusive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

HAVING recently become the agents tile sale Of Ram
I y Co :, Iron Il itch Air Tight Cooking Stoves. we
viii have constantly hand good supply Of the different
sizes ana Will 81 glad to furnish friends, whether
IN town IN the country who need Cooking Stove.
have procured the services OF gentleman who Is per-
ictty cllnted with the Stove business superntend the
putting up OF all the stoves may seIl who win also give
all the necessary directions Tor the and using
the same WE warrant these Stoves rive entire
or TO be returned 1t is uclts, for say anything to
the great saving Of fuel in the Of the Cooking Stove
The Iron itch is the simplest latest and most approved
pattern and has in any instance ID
give entire satisfaction, and have sold several to gentle
residing in Of which we have heard the most Of
them speak in tile high terms
March It's LACY & CART i\D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
POLITICAL,
TO THE RISING sun.

See,how with laundering fiery feet
SoIAs ardent steeds the barriers beat,
That bar their radient way;
Yoked BY tile eircling hours they stand,
Impatient at the Co.'s command
To bear the car Of day.
See led By Morn, with dewy feet,
Apollo mounts his golden seat,
Rep!ete with se,enfoId fire.
While, dazzled BY his conqlering Light,
Heavens glittering host and az FIJI night
Submissively retire.
See clothed with majesty and strength,
Through sacred lights wide gates al length
The Cod eXulting spring:
While lesser dcitics around,
And demon power, lis praise resound,
And hail their uiatcAless king.
through the dark portals of the decP
The ioamug stccds now furious I-aP,
And thunder Up the Ky
The God to strains tunes his Tyre,
Which natures harmony inspire,
Ana rayIsh as they fly.
Ey'n dreadful Hylc'c sea profound
Feels the enchanting conqucrins sound,
And boils with rage no more
The World. dark boundary Tart'rus hears,
And .ifc-i"spiring strains reyeres,
And stills is wild uproar.
And while through Heaven the God sublime
Triumphant rides, reyeren Time,
Fast BY lii chariot run:
Obscrvant Of the fiery steeds,
Sil1n, the hoary king proceeds
And hymns his parent sun.
See as he comes, with general voice
All Natures living tribes rejoice,
Ana own him their king
Ey'n rugged rocks their heads advance,
And forests on the mountains dance,
And hills and valleys sing.
Sec! " lille his scauteous differing feet
In mystic measures ether beat
Enchanting to the sight,
Pecan, whose genial locks difljIse
Liie-bearing health, ambrosial dews,
Exulung springs TO light.
10 as he comes, in Heavens array,
And scattering wide the blaze Of day,
Lifts high his scourge Of fire.
Fierce demons that il darkness dwell,
Foes Of our race ana dogs Of Hell,
Dread its aycnsing ire.
Hail crowned with Light, creations king
Be mine the task thy praise to sing,
And vindicate thy might
Thy honors spread through barb'rous climes
Ages unborn, and impiors times,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
NssTECE.

r1, oartnehp heretofore existing under the style OF
| : GU{fGENHEIMER : BROTHER; h@s heen An
solved by the death OF the senior partner IL ~
inad I'M therefore earnestly c9li On AZ
TN +, come forward without delay ana etI-e up lelr Sc
I dbs ard persons hay ing claims aII- me hIIn are
i-.irri 10 pr sent them for pay nent.
y. GUCtiENHEIMER,
Surviving partner Of s. Guss enhcmer y Bro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
PL,lSTER. SILT.
So GllteG!
TO THE PUBLIC,

NJ ttkAS account OF certain difficulties between the
subscriber and his late partner has been extensively
It Is proper and right that the iac-tbat STCH
II GLilES NO LONGER EMS I-shoud like
published HE subscriber has received fun protec-
city. W tU92e' III LIS
4 ne business at 80 Maiden Lane. will Be conducted
WIN renewed energy by tile subscriber no homes that liz
pa friends and patrons Virginia will take into
non ms recent troubles and patronze him largely ana III
assures them that their orders will be thankfully received and
pnctualy and faithfully attended upon the Jss term, of
either C.lSHcr CREDIT hi
New orl, March lit II g. RICHARDS
BLANK BONDS FOR SALE. At Itno OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
sE0s0M3'y GisG ,$25pcFSgvWCtagg D
E'EgESE3E3 ESEsEEaGEN.
GRlNS SIZED.
Esy .EHCaps' Ervrpss.

.MlC4tL-1l'S IISTORI- or ENGLAND,
First and Second Volumes, just received. BY
ID. B. PAYNE s BROTHER
March It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
Refined GeiHtiue.

SUPPLY OF refined Gelatine both sheets and s,rcs
"A also Extract Of Lemon, Vanilla Beans and Extrt n
nilla for 1avouTing cut4r~, ice creams, g,lcs w. ~
Fer sale by JOHN ii SkNY Dr,,,,,.,
Dec. l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

valued t dry and light lands both Of these manures ar
greatly esteemed Tor clover and for dry meadows. Ihe
effects are understood ls for three years and they
are more eificacious the second than the iirs year
NE cakes from The cola rape, which remain afte
The oil has been expressed, very much used for
nure; u which case they thrown into the urine els
term and applied nus mixed They are supposed VERY
much to increase the efficacy Of this liquid manure
Within few years however. as learued CuuriTar
these cakes have been used with advantage fur the feed
Irg II cows and swine
II parts NJ France and 1jlm the stalks If the
colza pougtied in fir manure and sometimes burned
upon The ground reliance being placed upi! The efficacy
OF the ashes: and i'll III the wine countries, the cut
ngs Of he vines dug in r it Is said with
singular efficacy 1t j. mus that that which has oren 'a
Ken from TIE earth fiji ruih III Plant, IS returned
il principal element in the growth oi me same Nina
\ Ut plant winch Is p ~ lJw.
Soo, Is likewise used u top dres>ag with great AL
vantage and Is cons dered vice valuable ashes
Il appe Ell tie young clover and garden vegetables
ana is estimated highly tJrls pyserH testrying insects
Under god management every article capable # being
converted into vegetable tJod enTcAaI HE eaIIh,
should BE- saved is manure
have already spoken If the Of he DRAWINGS Of
lie factory where pJtues were converted into starch
helr effects upon grass land wer- must remarkable.
have IL another p.-ce spoken likewise Of the wafer in
which fax has been rJtteI. have seen tie b-ne-
f,al results from il butt am not aware Of lis in
Flanders
THIS water is conveyed from the starch factory into
basin ur excavation where, at er remaining short time
it makes Considerable deposit This dep is taken
out and spread upoa the Ia I'd, thrown IN to ard NIX
ia COMPOSE and the watr is drained oh,4nd conveyed
upon the field BY small bitches or Ills.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
TRUST SALE OF
EsN5 q T. 8 Nd E.N,E.

pf virtue o deed o. Trust executed the subscribers
~ by John w T. Buchner, bearing date November 3Oth
lSsand recorded in the Clerks Office of the musings Count
TER the town Nj ynchburg, Will proceed SELL at public
acon on the premises, Saturday thu Eth dav March
loJ at O'Clock, PM the House and Lot, conveyed in
sang Deed situated On 4h street. tie old Baptist Church
and lately occupied by said Buckner Tie House Is nearly
new with good Kitchen Servants Houses Sc and is a
Very desirable Family Residence
Terms made known the day oisale The title i bcev-
cd 10 be unqteonabe, but, acting shall convey
only such Title a. : vested in BY the deed.
H. pa the day designated r the above sale the weather
should be SUCH in the opinion Of the subscriber to render
improper TO e, the said sale will Be postponed until the
nrst tar DAY thereafter. Sundays excepted.
49, VIM II. LANGHORNE, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
EETT EETsTE.

,IIE undersigned viii thc sne~ hereafter uni
der the name ana syIe of y. t1U ttENH EINER s 60.
at the old stand of the old firm. They have now and viii
continue To Keen. a handsome assAr.Lnent VI
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FRESH garden need.

ENiE subscriber has Just received his Spring supply Of
Garden Seed which embraces every variety OF seed st-
any wanted in this market They directly from Lam
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descriptive catalogues, with Instructions planting and
uuyation, furnished gratis, application
ftb I2-ts JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
( 10 Err SEED -l0J bushels prime Glover Seed ~
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From the Southern Planter.
CARE OF SHEEP.

t-tiF4 VI S1lEEP.
A''Praccal Farmer" writing 10 the Germantown
Telegraph gves the following practical directions FIJI the
care Of sheep:
An opinion prevails in some sections that sheep re-
qure no water during the winter and that they actually
do better without than wiki ii. This. however is
great mistake, and that unraq gives rise To
very serious LOSES. w hen permitted. sheep, though
they capable from their peculiar structures and habits
Of subslstlng ongertIme probably without Water than
any other domestic ANIMAL will drink from four to eight
times day. and with evident advantage particularly
during winter when they necessarily restricted ID
dry aud ndgesto food which naturally engendcrs thirst
and requires much drink tJ render the economy Of dres
ton and assimilation sufficiently rapid and perfect i'll
sure continuance Of thHt and health. When practical
Die, there should De watering r.uIh in Shed III yard
70 which the animals can at all TINES have free access
without mlnLnI with cattle larger stock, as they ire
liable to oe injured by tile latter, especially when with
young. hen there Is pump the yard. as there al
ways should be-he trouble attending such arrange
ment comparatively Slight, where the sheen and
cat le yards are, they ought be- distinct From %
70 3l sheep are A. many be well Kept in one en-
closue. When lie number exceeds this unless special
care be had 70 secure the perfect veatilaoa the
animals are liable 10 contract diseases, and ID 81
vel as when confined in smaller fjcbS On taking
sHeep from the pastures N autumn the sudden change
from green to dry food often operates detmentav which
Is sufficiently eyinced by the loss Of appetite and conse
quent emacation evinced and which Is Often attributed
enormously, To disease. As they are taken from
he ranges couP lie Of meses Of potatoes should be givrn
them daily for week o,gradually esseang the quan
tty as they become accustomed TO- and acquire relish
tyr other food. BY adopting this plan, and allowing
them liberal supply Of salt and ater their vigor uill
remain unlmpared, aud the change rendered unayoda-
bic by circumstances will De productive Of unpleasant
esus.''