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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19
CHEWlNG TORACCo

CHEWING TOBACCO
FOUR boxes best James River Chew
ing Tobacco, Just received and for
ale BY
E. D. WARD & co.
September 4, 1847,
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At the same time ana \,
ID P. CURRIN will se y y
h. and the south n4n ,Dd|
SO, Township 9, Range \. MAJ
Scott County, Miss 4e''n
at sale. -,nr
FRESH ST. LoOss IA b
lust received apd 70 10 NUP
- Oct. 20. =
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LAMP BLACK.

ENOUGH for all of youi best quality;
- Just received and for sale cheap. by
Sept 6 PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
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The permanent fund 10 be invested per charter for the
benefit Of the policy holders in bonds and mortgages on
thereon and in Stocks of the State and of the United States
This Company being organized, not for the benefit of
Stockholders aud capitalists but solely for the protection Of
erty, in its operations National benevolent instu-
ton, conducted upon the and solid principles and
and handsome legacy to widows aud Children after desih
All policy holders whether for life or shorter terms who
Of The profits Of e company Without any feserVaon s
Creditors can insure the lives 3f debtors, tins securing
effect insurance on life of her husband for the sole benefit
and of herself and Children free from the claims of cred
Ii TShn HasaT, sqseph Wsksr is i9,n Is S Allison,
BsS5 P3nWF W d. s% ssEP &% aedS asSSSh
Isaac Johnson, Geo sirSw65dse, Henry s BaoEner.
Joseph loser W, s.auon ! Me.sSq ILL., Hi s. n M n G1ggbeP,
WIN. NJ. Goodrich Joshua BALDWIN, William IL Whites
51 s51 Fs3s 5s%' $ Ese j FaS5f5 F%sSfs
Cornelius FelOwes, JOSEPH, Lallande. John 3. Leefe
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
JSsFPg wtAtLASps, VSf NJ + PSGa sc, gour Of
il. G. HEARTT, Actnary =. e. /. GooLD, Attorney.
RIcHARD BgIS, N D. No n Magazi9e street, Medical
whites to F. Ma at rs residence lie VII examine me white
o'clock He viii examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which can be had on application at the office
n This Company is prepared to entertain applications
9T Lille Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
by the Beard which are les than the rates charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their restrictions
Profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available the extent of twOthirs
t~ California Permits are issued to life Insurance mem.
hers at New York and London rates Prospectus Table OF
Rates, and all information Life Insurance. and all papers
necessary TO effect insurance can be had at the Oce Of the
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed
~ Office hours, sA M. to 6PM jeT 1y
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THE HRRoINEs OF HuSeARY.--"f have my
self seen" says the author Of Scenes in the Civil
ottochan regiment, wives and maidens take up the
musket and repair to the chain Of posts on the
Turkish boundary, that all the men might be able
to take the 6eld Such an eight days duty at
these frontier posts is trifle, and requires not
little frmness. Old, half-invalided, frontier sabs-
terms, ineapacitated for taking the fed, were the
commandments; young, many Of thezn handseme,
females composed their troops"
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List Of vessels In Port Not CLEARED.

Nats.-In the First municipality (desig6Ated following
sbls y nj the Nps commence st ths Raitoad snd mn
ing No. being flaheat Landing .ln ths Third (3 Nos
RRroad Fn
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

WTooDsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natchez,)
w having resided upwards of forty years in the South
partly at New Orleans but mostly Natchez, has removed
to New Orleans, and offers his services G Il N l.
AGE T He w!ll attend particularly TO the purchase,
sales and exchange of Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
Lots or Vacant Lots n TINS city or in Of the United
part OF the world the collection of debts taking depe
sitions, and autencating deeds and other documents
Those wishing his services requested TO be particular in
giving definite Instructions that will moi he misunderstood
and those wishing real estate to be purchased sold or
changed, should give accurate descriptions of the property
Letters addressed 10 him business, at New Orleans post
paid, will he attended to promptly and carefullk
lie Is COMMISSIONER tof MISSISSIPPI and Alabama take
degoNtionS and acknowledgements of deeds f~ ffc
at No. 30 GraUier street
Dec q, lSi9-Having been long acquainted with Doctor
WoOdson Wren, take pleasure recommending him TO the
public worthy OF confidence for his industry accurate bus
ness habits and integrity J. A. QuIrMAN,
Gov. elect of Mis-.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge, Dee "a 1891 have
hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren to the public
upright character and altogether worthy confidence
fyl3 ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov La.
ID AIsINs s75 boxes choice fresh Loruga Brand, land.
mhis - BARELLI & CO. 81 Common st.
RTCKWnEAT-l5o packages. quarters and eishths,
nhs - + :" sAai'L WOLFF, q endGR-
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10 We should all be estimated BY the work we
actually do--not by what we intend, OF project or
may be supposed capable Of accomplishing tor
" the end Of mans life is Action, not Thought,
however noble ~ -.at-
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GUNDRIEs-TN STORE
- TEA-150 packages Green and Black Tea; -,
CHOCOLATE, BROMA and PRESS CoCoA-75
RAisfNs AND FIGs-sOO packages.
s P .S Js' fRd IsmsF55 boxes
suSE45 Az Dozen; O0Aes'
CHEESE-40 boxes English Dairy;
llAMS7l5 vierces Shay's and Stage & Shay's Sugar
ToNGG E5-4Odozen Beef and Buffalo Tongues;
ShSSESSi hSS5isf's PS3 SR vESSIISEGG ifSs 3Hff N.
cp .cu y SozS; ;CS,iiis snd E Fancy Sg; SSsP,
CKACkERsmeoWine, Soda, Boston, Butter, and Water
MqsT%s6Ti So1sss Kentucky and English.
sAiM6EE ASb 81 maHSbfgss Hbg dS ddsO5sd S Etc. ETC. for sale v
m6i6 GHAs sToGGHfoS. 81 y 6Smp 5Sr sis g. O
WINEs-C!aret IN hf hhds and cases; Madeira Sherry
mh7 = - BARELLI & co 81 Common street !,
ITALIAN MARBLE -1200 Marble Slabs Marble
of all sizes, and few blocks White Marble and
Saah70 mh7 qSGs Ell fqa5 60 O & s o@mOO by street
I Northern Saved lsts @ lending Ps and for
mhl6 IS Magazine street and II Red Stores.
r HENIsH WINE-jpst received, subject % debenturs,
and for sale By ~ T Join TooLE, Is SIS Bank Place
CtEMENT-SOOO bbls Newark and ROseRdale; 1000 Dc;
do ouisSe f e G5pMH fos sale by MAYMxS II HOLDEN
pORTER-5Oc casks Of Byep' pogbIe BIeTn Stout for
m6is In -' 3 St C6aTles s.
PULK PORK = 80, GOO lbs. Hog Round, ahoat, for
ID sale by GEO. TAYLOR * co.
fyaS ~ AssaHine at
DLAsTER OF PARIS 600 bbls. Wothespoon's
Calcined Plaster of Paris, for sale by
mhl9 ct, JOHN STROUD CO. lac common 81
PLAsTERING HAIR-In hhds. bbk. and Sacks for
mhia Ct JOHN STROUD & co. l46 Common st.
IItIRE BRICk6-11OO OOO English, Pttsburg and Iensa-
mSis fI d 'nD JOHN i sFR6GD fI5 III Co 14s Common
superior bales Bath RS i in SF' sRf% spS r sale
mhl9 corner of Orange and Leyee streets
DLAsTEH-a0O bbls. CrOtOn 200 do. Newark; zoo do.
D. "o'"s''pOo" . 'o' 'Aie HAYMAN s. HOLDEN,
mh7 Me- 9s Magazine street and " Red stores
INIE-900 barrels fresh ThOmason Lime, in store and
mhis hsGaS' & u Join M STROUD co. las Common st.
CSENENT-1OOO bbls. Denmans 5 and Nelson & Browns
u Rosendale Cement, for sale by -
mhfs Il JOHN STROUD & co. las Common st
CWEET OIIr-75 baskets superior Sweet Oil. in sior
@bls nh S'u i0' sane OSCHAs sToUGHToN, % Camp st.
| CvHAMPAGNE.--5O baskets quarts, Is do pints, o.
u consignment and for sale very low, by
mh20 81 A. B. RfNGGOIlD. 81 Gravier si.
p AIsINs-qQoo package. m q,ssE IO ale by
~ 4, r. COCHRAN 4 CO..
nhn n gpAanplloplas s.
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William ...-... 7Jn2
Wm.& Elisabeih 10 ms
w. ". MeMaiB Coast
Yarmouth ..... 2,mi
..sss.a
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WANTED the advertiser, a SITUATION as
w BooK-KEEPER, or 9gT.DooR CLERK N a Comns5
sion House Having resided many IN this State, and
had considerable experience in either of the above capacities
and possessing The best recommendation is desrous Of obtain.
ing Immediate employment. For further information address
- g. NJ at this office. mbS Ct
VNTANTED-BOARD n a respectable Private Family,
IN the upper part Of the city, for a Gentleman, Vile
and Child AZ g HEiarnsed room preferred Best Of Fer
b. I this Siicc viii receive immediate stten.
ton. mhl1t
XNTANTED-A SITUATION by a young woman to
alfqs a Gee 0'' OIL mS
INFORMATION WANTED-Of FRANCIS RI
Mulaiehoug6, Ireland; when last heard from was at Har
gers Ferry, Va; information addressed the office of
es WIN Rey e g aBoRt sPsT
ys Or thirty 1 yess ago and came to The United stas His
and Is most ANXIOUS TO hear from him. G20 If
INFORMATION WANTED : OF the person who
discharged vessel at Post az about the 9Th of OC
T9REE ,I LAST ths Drayman who received TWO BOXES
MbfNASS9sG M fNdTdmSel Ras % < I gsas & on ,ss the
having been delivered by mistake Any information given
d q4s %4 hs afys rsssd
%odaed With HOARD ma N ffTae Family San aS4S %Ssas
there are No other boaEders or children Terms moderate
BOARDING.
A LADY AND GENTLEMAN and two or three Single
H. Geaemen San obtain eoSrd n n private family upon
St John streets mills am
W hENl-A furnished ARl4OR and BED ROOM,
J. with KITCHEN ard SERVANTS ROOM,if wanted, -
ina good neighb0rhood and pleasantly stuaed Terms .
S25 per month. Address w. R. at this office. mhlS1.
fINOK HIRE-A first rate WASHER and IRONER,
L and good HOUSE SERVANT. Also, good Nurse
and w asher and lroner, and Plain Cook. Apply to
mh20 A FLORANCE & TAYLOR, 81 Gravier st.
EN0R HIRE--Two CoLoRED BOYS. good Cooks or
Il Weiters, suitable for Hotels; Boarding Houses or Res
aRsP w be HYDE Esis09Ssi fPGSs GsS
I osT1;A NOTE, dated the 2sd Of April isl9. signed
IL n. MALLOY, and payable the 1st January, 1543
for R5I5t to the order Of T. FREEMAs and by him
endorsed q. W, BARNES, withS per cent interest from
date until paid A liberal reward will be paid for the return
of said note to this office. mh2D 5t
CROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE-A good bar
~ gain can be had in the purchase Of a GROCERY -
and LIQUOR Establishment located in iOurishng nj
part of the city. Persons wishing make investments
in this business obtain particular information by
nquiring at the Crescent Office. mills If
ROARDING HOUSE FOR sAIE-The 80.
y ~ Lease EgrRitgre and FiItHTeS Of BOARD :;;
ING HOUSE, with bath and all other Esis
nienoes attached; with fine of business-having A
at present 80 Boarers For sale reasonable TERMS the
proprietor being desrous of retiring from the business For
further information apply at this office. B7
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From washington.

We publish below, from the Baltimore Sun of the
18th, letter from each Of its Washington cores
nayndents.
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER II.

out Of this proposition, in my opinionit cannot do
harm. The Hale was hard upon the talking SEN
ator from MissIssippi yesterday; he felt il from
head to Foote, and permitted his temper to master
his nonsense7-" Non o1snts error stnLsitia e,s
dieeWda." The honorable Senator from Missis-
sippi Foote1 IS very often wrong; he is cursed
with cacoethes loquendi ct acrbend," !" and Of me-
cessity must be often wrong-he was wrong: he
forgot himself when he made groom Of himself,
and grasped the comb to carry the hde-bouad.
rough-coated, matted-haired, cold-blooded aboli-
tionist Senator from the North, twhose name
will not soil this paper WITH But have charity
for Gen. Foote his heart is in the right place.
California will be admitted beyond doubt, and
the Union will be strengthened thereby. Those
Southern gentlemen who oppose il, will commit or
have committed political suicide. The present ad-
ninistration had more to do with the Constitu-
ton Of California than it had to do with the burn
ing Of the steamer OrIne ST. John; and no mem
Der Of Congress really thinks il interered in the
matter.
You do Senator Davis, Of Mississippi, simple
justice in your editorial Of this morning-he is
gentleman in every sense Of the word, and second
to but few in that Hall Of concentrated greatness
He never forgets himself-he is ever digaifed and
courteous, and will ever command the esteem and
respect Of his associates, whether friends or oppo-
nents, politically"
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HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
A LFRED MASON, Builder of California Portable
IA Houses, ctcllouses of good structure and -,
material will be furnished by A. nj. reasonable tEa
lie will leave for san Francisco about the middle ofAA
April next, and will attend the erection of the if
San Francisco EsJ@ Orders left with c. w. MURRAY,
No. 81 Magazine streets, (where plans be SEEM will
with prompt attention. Premises ST. Charles street.
opposite the Commercial Exchange. mil I'm
CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA HOUSES-PORTAB BLE-built with
~ dispatch. Also, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap a
kinds of ofCARPENTERING WORK and JOBBINGEzA
spas sps 1y ''' '''N',''AS '1'' WM. A' MILLER.
to- Orders from the Country promptly attended to
HORsON n ARMSTRONG have taken an Office at
No Camp street. stairs, (0pposlte the Pieayune,)
where they will be pleased TO their old friends and custom
eIs and fill their orders usual. mhS 2m
I(HIGHF VARNISEI-lOO barrels Bright Varnsl, a
sale by tmhl l0tl DEWEY CLARK, 81 Gravier st.
CtOFEEIl-lOO bags prime New Rio, for sale by
- tyl2 Coco. TAYLOR co. rs Magazine st.
EXCHANGE ON BOsTON-For sale by
Y mhl2 2- BARELII & co.
JAMAICA RUM-In bond-of fine quality, for sale by
mhl6 JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place
II LIVERPOOL sALT-Coarse and Fine, Cor sale bv
"a mha JOHN TooLE. Is Bank Place
DEW IN CHRIST CHURCH-FOR SALE OR
mhis 81 1''T'' JAMES SAUL. 81 Canal street.
OPiUM-1O eases in store, for sale hy
d5 d&WH -7 ? N'"-1tsi Veriahds SdfaSCE1IS: Con::r.
pORT WINFA gunsdoy sftlelein u botlos, for sale by
mHfsi In hLlNHAhDEN = 90 g ~, ChksiesS..
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or The Boston Post makes the following quo
tations further indicative Of the state of feeling
at the North in regard to Mr.. Webster's speech
and the Wilmot Proyiso.
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y CONSTRUCTING elegant PORTABLE FRAME -
HOUSES suitable Tor California. Any number of f.SfA
Portable Houses Of such dimensions may be requ- Sls
red, be furnished al the shortest notice, reasonable
terms few Houses Of 20 by 30 feet for Stores, two Stories
gh to which the attention of California emigans is called.
Gw Orders from the country viii be promptly attended
to- when accompanied by cash city credit
OF months will be given for approved paper
B. HOWARD, Builder, 81 8 Car0ndelct street,
and California Building Establishment corner Beniamn and
New Leyee Streets in the immediate vicinity of the shipping
~ All orders left at the Workshop, 9l9 Carondelet street,
will meet with prompt attention. mhi3 If
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.VesU Orleans Agency

NASHVILLE MAXINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL $500 ,0OO-a paid in. Surplus $3.50 0OC
~ JAS. WALKER, Sec ~. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres.
The operations Of this Company for u yeas, have been
confined alone and exclusively 10 Underwriting
River Sea and Fire Risks taken az the lowest rates. and
Losses promptly adjusted. w. B. PARTEE, Agent,
mh& Nv Office, No 30 Camp greeL, NewO Oreans.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON APOLLO STREET.
Il gentee HOUSE Of Ten Rooms, well situated, "A
between Delord and ROBIN streets. HOUSE aud f.i.fN
LOT between Magdalen. Jackson, Girond and Heya 4L
streets. ~ IT. front, with improvements s S00 value
LOTS in location of Chesnut and Third Streets about half
square with moderate improvements, suburb Pasance
line, Lafayette. About Six Acres high and dry LAND
vacant improved, city side of Caoton Also Squares Of
LAND in Lafayette, GTeenyille, Huntsville and Shrews
bury. THOS. ID. HAilIES, Broker
mhl3 III Common street.
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4 u. SGU ART, Builder aud .Ja66er, at IOA Julia
~ i,Tes re- {, ontracts for BUlLplNG, FINISHING
hlNS OF all kinds done TO order with pomptness Res
arnce, Commercial Hotel. ES~ SASIl-DOORS and
EllNbj made to order ry.s3 6ndN w
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Local Matters.

CRIMINAL CouRT-Saturday, March 23.-In the
case Of Leiois Cayiey, convicted few days ago oil
granddaughter, the court, this morning, decided "a
arrest judgment, upon the ground of a want Of ju-
risdiction.
United States vs. Hubert N. Booly.-The trial Of
this case, which resulted in verdict Of guilty, was
resumed this morning. The court sentenced the
prisoner, upon the indictment for an assault and
battery, TO ten days imprisonment in the county
Jail, and upon the indictment for rape, to three
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
United States We. Joseph Jon~-indictcd for an
assault and battery. Verdict, guilty. Sentenced
to be imprisoned IN the county Jail for the period Of
two months. Decker, for the defence.
United States Thomas Tasco--indicted for an
assault and battery Verdict, not guilty. RadcliG,
for the defence.
The court adjourned until Tuesday next.
The Circuit Court will commence its regular
March term to-day. The fret three days Of the
term will be devoted TO appeal cases
b. BaowN.-we learn that the Grand Jury of
this county have found bill of indictment against
b. f. Broton, charged with forgery and other
fraudulent practices on the Treasury Depart
ment.
PAPER-HANGINos, &c.-The oracle Of fashion in
New York, the Home Journal, has the following
ing houses appears TO be coming again into vogue I"
In view Of the fact thus authortstivcly announced,
we cannot do less than call the attention of house
keepers and others TO the advertisements in our
columns Of Messrs. Stephen P. Franklin and John
Alexander, announcing the receipt Of large as
sortment Of beautiful paper hangings &c, which.
after personal examination, we adjudge TO be the
handsomest patterns ever exhibited in this city.
Mr.. Alexander has had his establishment enlarged
and improved. and has fully demonstrated his task
by the handsome fitting up Of his sales-room,
which is among the handsomest stores in the
city.
ssow old Winter, being on the eve of his de-
parture for the regions Of the Far North, gave
slight fall of snow Saturday morning. aud an
other slight sprinkle Of IL yesterday afternoon, as
memento Goodbye, old frostbeard the violet
and crocus will not peep forth, the lilac and rose
will not regalc with their fragrant breath until
thou art nc-good bye
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LrrrELL.s LIyING AGE. NO. ao7-1al ets.

CONTENTS
I. Virginia Britannia--Spectator.
2. Naturalist, Part 2. Condors, Hen, Buzzard-
Fraser's Magazine.
3. Coleridge's Works. Examiner.
4. Southey's Life and Correspondence-Era
liner.
s. Ticknor's Spanish Literature Spectator.
6. Arctic Expeditions, Part 2-United Service
Magazine.
I. Emerson's Representative Men-Sptctator.
8. Tragedy Of Helen Abercromby Examiner.
9. Game of 20 Questions-Neto York Euening
Post.
10. Poor Velvet Embosser- Morning Chronicle.
With Poetry and short articles.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, lS45.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted TO ltera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to me TO be the most
useful 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature of the English language but
this by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
+. LITTELL & CO., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH SHILLINGToN, corner OF Al st.
and Pennsylvania avenue. Mar 26--lt
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VIEW OF WASHINGTON CITY AND
GEORGETOwN.

"E arc indebted to the publisher, Mr.. Casimir
view Of the city Of Washington and Georgetown,
and the adjacent country, including, upon the
margin. particular representations of the important
public buildings, and other objects Of interest in the
city and vicinity. The view seems 10 have been
taken from the terrace at the Capitol and embraces
the whole range Of Pennsylvania avenue, and the
remaining portion Of the city westward from that
point. II is very correct and very faithfully
cuted. II is altogether superior 20 any view Of
Washington and its vicinity which we have ever
seen. IL forms beautiful and pleasing picture,
and will be deemed very desirable ornament for
the parlor. II is work involving great labor on
the part of the artist and considerable expense on
that of the publisher, which trust may be amply
remuncrated by liberal and generous patronage
on the part of the public. II may be had Of Mr..
Bohn, the publisher, at his stand at the Capitol, and
probably at the stores of tho booksellers In this
city Union. Feb. 26-T&S4w
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the poor animal was turned adrift TO about
and search for his food. with exhausted system,
and thus deprived OF the rest necessary TO enable
him TO perform the requisite labor, and, besides,
left 10 seek his bed the cold and often wet ground.
In the main, he disposed TO corroborate the
statements of Mr. Gibson.
The secretary read some remarks by MIR. Thorn
son, Of Hangingside, who of opinion that reg
uarity in the treatment of horse was of the ut
most consequence, whether regards food, drink,
work, or mode OF keeping and dressing.
Professor Dick remarked that he approved OF
cooking food but the danger lay in giving 1t in too
great quantities at time. In the evening, when
the animals system somewhat exhausted, and
the cooked food was easily swallowed, the stomach
became overloaded, and every farmer we'll knew
the consequences. Food ought to be given in the
morning before going out, and again at O'Clock.
He suggested an alteration in the way of feeding
the horses, especially that the evening meal should
be divided into two Feeds instead OF giving il all at
once combination of hay and oats chiefly would
be found the best kind of food-though some
thought it expensiveand to cut the hay and bruise
the oats was much to be recommended. He would
have his farmer friends place more faith in hand
full of SALT and good food judicously given, than in
quack Alternative medicines
Mr. Usher then exhibited the model of the steam
plough, which created great interest among the
numerous farmers and others present. plough
fitted 10 do the work of ten horses was estimated
by Mr.. Usher to cost about E400.
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NEW AND sPLENpIp PAPER HANG.

IN INGs.-S. y. FRANKLIN begs leave to in
form his friends, customers, and the public gcner-
ally, that he has just received at his hanging
Warehouse, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, north side, twenty cases
Of superior and well assorted Papers and Bor-
ders, of domestic manufacture, of beautiful pat
terms, and varying in price from O. cents TO so 90
per piece.
s. p. +. il in daily expectation Of receiving by
the late arrivals at New York his spring imlorta-
tions of a magnificent invoice of French Papers,
with Borders TO match. These have been selected
from the oldest and most favorie manufactures in
France, and will be found on examination worthy
of every consideration.
In store, also, handsome supply Of Gilt Cor
nices, Of new and splendid patterns; Transparent
Window Shades, Cords, Tassels, and all the neccs-
sary fixtures.
The stock, comprising the very choice Of the
market will be disposed Of at wholesale or retail,
ON the most pleasing terms. March 22-eo3tf