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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

IN snd ARR Monday, Dec 10, i,j0,
~ stag vii leave tasi'eton every day,
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Car
from Su'Hngton and Bellows fsT-. "a, at
! - Z VI lod arrive al Salem = \ a! =
L. " same evening
IITrbsISS
Leave Salem st7 4 VI and ar.iyc a. C's-
.iel.a a. % ciOck +. VI ocnnnert 8ih tn.
1',oye Trs as, that reach Burlington "a Be-
lows Pals same evening Tn. Ire pa--c,
through Ess, pouitnrv. West Pouitne, Nd
die Granville, Grshvtiie COrnrrs. u yiran To
Sal~m BiRDWELI., FIELD 81 90
December -, i-,Ji. ~
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J'iE rher vii ceniinr The above hHsire>s iH
al 81 .sf"u, bs.nt he. a. the old stand '0f;ner
y upIcd by H1l \ ioTTsbtc. He - drtt ln.trr4
hsi ihe stop shall continue merit Ne fryui
has 'rue Vs. 81 uf usIn. the Et>r Of -pek ard pbi
rag 90 t's-'h s' in tur.tl, aur sottmsrltse Hln
ari h- viii Keep On hs u ur raste ~ orer from
tar hest OAK Ianrcd irIth-r- boulit ana >ins %
Hs-urssr, si lrs a-d price. si-u f'"uk
|iU,ts Carpet EsEs BruIi~s, -ufsiGcies Ht.tr--,
r. <. ~ktth ntit b- s.r' l'~ fer cash SUtS Of
the quality ca plSsi'ly hc aNurccd. Nns' k'rds ."
produce t,ksn IN exchange Tor ~a's s0d hef.' cfsi
II ets.g u desired. 1T TORRANCE
Rliishd, Uc,. 81 1850 f&Zn
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NOTICE

II HhEE ss.ctFt meet, 70 tee Collar Each has
tseG .A.1 u on rsra hare 4 the eAp.ts
a"gt - ths 9sstsTa NerHa 90; RAi.r al On,
FanV ~ tho u 'rsIors Ok said Company sna
r1.'.3 % g., sae uTSa4t q me I resrorcr 80
;ie trst 3. 's ys.I o. ihs IT. Gzy @, Marla
i-s} tHA The sst"ft 90 ,hs - esy - aav
- ,-7ks ttir4t5 h ra.d o. The IL lay II ..
~ Is5i-s; e.issf Ra;.sId, Ba.igi ~, " Sga!A
EAnA.
Pr order - 'hs Ur-eicrs
HNRoN q. tkh prsai!sI..
,. SMITH cItr.
O1cs - ihs IS VI r Cs.l
,. -rr-- Pass' ',E 1881
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COMMISSIONERS NOTirF

WE the snhscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Rutland, tomm ssioners to receive examine
and adjust ali claims aud demands ct ali persons
ga,nsi the c-tate of Benjamin Johnson. ln,e Of
shrewsbury in said di.tric. deceased, reurr-
scented inruivent, and six morths from the Il, n
DAY OF January, 1851, beng allowed nv SAID
. court tor that purpose, We do therefor. hereby
give notice thatwe III attend to th, business Of
our slla appointment At the dwelling house of
Phi'hrick on the lsth day Of July next. from
/ o'-.ock +. IL.
I. w. GrrF~srY, Commits.
Is PHiirKicK sioncrs.
Shrewsbury, Jau. g. lajl
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Valuable Information

v'HhT at Racuu's store, Ludlow. v. you
l can purchase pint Of crecu Mopat.,p
i.u'I FOR washing. costing 3 cents. -mch unl
CHAhie youto DO the washing fcr ~ IN To"
family. in two hours without W. hirg hoard.
81 Founding barrels. Tins M,.ture viii not
iniura c,4the' and does nat contain Alcohol
Cumuhene, TUrpcntin- or Ammonia, and j.
exactly ,mi n to tie soap PREPARATION c'.ar--
81 50 enormously for by city agents 81!
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the subscriber, br,og appointed By
w the Hoa. Probate Count for The D's-
,r1ci .; FaHbssen, Tom "a ,ss,oorfs "a rro-lye,
.rain,ne, ana adjust al eiaips soa aepsnes
o, eli p~rsons against The etta1 81 " hfAfo
9 1shmsn is;e u tSslieion, IA raid district
decrHsSa, .vPrrs~ntd snsoitsut, asa ga
months .i"ni The 22t dss Of NoEe'r a,,r, b.
inc silostt far that pc'eos~, ~e ia there
L,fr hereby g,se aotfre thAt We Nj. attend
70 he bUssh.ss Of su5d sgg,o,aiIusnt at The
eseinsg socs- Of pe,s-y eastman, OF Css-
Teton on ihr fret Ih8rsaAy Il Maeh, ESIt
from eloea, uati Q eiavS -
% HithIs, ! { orsns.
sS Goes. s.snrrs
Css,le.es, jar cary GOA, i-sl .
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LLGAL ApvrRrisiNG.--lt IS per-
lap, 30, generally known thai on the
j. - lhi, month very important Ia"
~ relation to lcg.d advertising took et-
'.rt. Parties may now take their ad'
,er,,>erents &c any establishment they
g.'a,r--no paper being specially des's
r4eA This i. an excellent reform, a.
- give. all tie papers an equa! chance
and admit. the principle which the for,
,aer regulation denied, viz; that all
rer.ons are the bes, and most prope'
l.,s Of their own inieres,>--A. u
!,coytHe.
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Jan l3.--Lo,, by coniasraiion fully
lalf j.. ul;i!i1n,of dollars, Of which SIS
uD0 wa insured, including 100000 a,
sun Mutual Methodist church des'
,,oy,d; loss 10000, fully insured
here. 1t Is rumored several hives have
l,,g lost a5ou, The 81. Charles hotel,
hu, no bodies found. The furniture OF
The -. Charlie, valued at $1,000, al
most totally lost.
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Rottyy, Mr.. Robert W. Wiley.
stove aud lin dealer Of Bellows Falls,
had his pocket book containg SlJ00
Gu. from lis panta'oons locke. shor,
time since a, the Depot il Springfield,
Massachusetts.
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O. The celebrated Chippewa chief,
Nauucw llaus. with his four sons and
sI1.S, gave an entertainment to large
and respectable audience, at Osweco,
y. \, Jan lS,ii. in full original Chip
pcwa co.tume, illustrating the manners
and customs Of his people. lie gave
q description Of his tour in the principal
Gives Of turopc, and expressed his
views of the different nations he visit
ed The audience were entertained
with ihe lecture.
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The Markets.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
JAN IL

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
JAN Il.
Al Market o2a Cattle --about 700 Beeves
and 30 Stoves, consisting Of WorG,ng Oxen
Cows and Calves, Year.ings . and 3 year,
old
PEicis - MARKET Btsf-E Extra. SO 60 per
cwt Is, quliiiy, - IS ID do 500, Sd do
- u.
Barrsitag Cattle No sales
Hides s. 40 per cwt. IdiIor- 3 30.
Srorts- Horking Or,n 500 80. 10.
C0ws and CaireS So, ~, 80
Icariings-S1, II.
Trio i,drs Old-Sl0, l..
IhTc lcars Od-li 4 -
Sheen and Ldm5s--2i9l nj market ES'ra,
50 800 ) % = On. T.. lot, - 30, y 90 , -.
Sutae-At retail 3 acc
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. E. v. N. HARDWOOD,

DENTAL SURGEON,
II ESPECTFuLhY ANNOUNCES to the Cit
he zen, of Rutland aud viciu,iy that be
= III bee al his Rooms at the Franklin Hotel,
on Monday Jan. 9Th. and remain as long as
business shal! require, when he vii be- happy
to receive calls from any desiring his profess
sonal services
Al operations performed IN careful, sk,I,-
ful, thorough manner, and warranted. Il
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

NJ BAaGalS in tie Ohio Legs
la:are. tae Democrats Adr, refused,
landsr arg oycs,nstances, - rots for q
Free Sol Candidate for United
.Staies .Senator.
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New School Books.

N~russi, 4ty-r,i!y Hict.3gsfy Nsulir. . Pfr,sry
,na Z ..,r. iIes..aufy, v fllses Pnrasfs i-'.rr-
hst- r 1+-sl 49, Gsa 'rsghy a.. alas y t-.l.-s's
Ftrsi LHus frHS It~n., E-accfs a.! -.-.-ts
&r..Ai as,c u s.Ss Eisft aaIOr-s ~ 81 .4tr.
atA, 49,. A. 80 7 aaa .,E7s's sa4 'Ire=..e-
49, iunSs 90
Caster 80 ls,sis phy.inlBgT ra.,srt fis,.es
.g-ars L<sGs 2. Boa fcsu s4s Escl4. a. A.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. ls.--A fire brok
cut this morning, NJ 3 o'clsck, in ship
,handirry, corner Of Erie and Eas,
Y ter streets. The thermometer, AT
he i,me, was two degree, below zero
and there was n strong wind. The tire
company was unable TO subdue the
flames, IN consequence Of the hose free
zine. Tie gquare was occupied by lum
Der Yards aud snail bsildings, which
were al burned. The following are
,hc principal losses Frank & Co.,
cabinet house, $500; Luddinc'on d
Co. 100000 G. ID. Norris. ship store
5000; also suit Of sails belonging &c
vessel, in port. 1920 :. f.. Mctlare
groceries $40; Smith & McVicsar
l1mber. $4,000; +. NJ. Clark, lum
htr, $1,000; J. kimbalI, sll00; y
Sogce. building and machinery. 5000
and as much more In tools. Sundry
sIall houses, loss 1920 to $500.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

Ma EDiToR---Iasi eves,nc an a,-
tempt was made by Mr.. Phi'brIck, 10
,.A At Auclioa, small collection of
paintings by orr 'owLsman, James
HTe. Taking rs I d., all in,ercs, in
h.t1c ',iesf, l hoped to sec these eXqui-
ste works u Art, cold for a sum which
all puy for The canvass on which
'hfv were PAINTED, bu, | was disap-
JD.ut.d, IL town where The Ar.
rfioa< are Literally panonized-and
vL'ro - ar fetched baubles" are highly
irizei, MIR. Hopes paintings. which
4sc said by competent Judges TO excel
these Of mos. American paintcrs--coud
no' find purchaser, even at one tenth
their real value. Blu, Mr.. Hope is ap.
,rccia;el ty those who can see beauty
in something besides dollars and cents,
and the day VII! com. when those who
iurn cold shoulder 10 his efforts no,c'
viii learn that an Artist, though un-
Anown.may possess as much true genius
rs one more celebrated. 7
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Stationery.

Poi re Tissas P.'frsst Dras,fg By,aa
Cap l~irFr re N4is faH~f.
B.1 49,. aH1 Nsis F-Fs.aT>s Dam. ~
$50 goa s1f -,~; FL Fsflsiy .JaI" ref sex
y rs.- B,s1s. A a..
H.,svt A P..n,t. gerh5si fs-.i.rs, uuka.s
& a. al A. :.
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Dagurrcotype Miniatures.

y ~ = 40 eVt e>i.'s. viieh Ne b. .s~ ,,.-
yN 81 hs rntsas rtrr Nafseit & Nsa's
>.'s' tst'a o. ihr Wei re- e.
~ dee A'i " rev rs~-q,-st s-.rt, --~s.
'sf-""'a fcss.ts Afr Cetsite 81 a. ;aGG.uo,.
ate Bong teHr I'd sssJs ~ ire sstrn..l4Ye
per,""ii"s g. ~ So "a sen, ~ dsistr.tisr.
i-'i61tss ard ert'tirF uslAfu,ucss, ,Ais Az
hs,s sHsurAiv st'..uta.
In a. 'astsf, ~ g we're. 81 ~, TIE shiairr
'il''' s"''a-c. - portrayed n, lsagai-s rous
'Sra"cs = f"ai youth. vita all ~ frs.hn+ss
IL TIE not bss1l Is al. sefi-.t chtia u D..
eisa,}y applicable - tie ua,rr,n- deIi,eat.r
% h+s Decay Ho' ihon as orpg'taAits gL.i.
present, e. scrrre ore two, ure~ ~ ,ix %,
ta-'s Hitm.-toes % lite wh!ch, apdsriA, irv.
!"g cif7um''arces of snsi separation iron.
trLnL q. L 4
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

Ia The Wisconsin Legislature
.a, made il a renal offence ioI own
c. d. land 70 suffer thls.les 10 grow
81 ripea ~ seed thereon.
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auted.

(tUU NTRi Merchants To pUrchnse an att
y clc from which the, can realize over ,so
hundred PER cent. Ii al article easily nan
u'ncturtd aud command, a ready sale. Ap-
ply 20 W. \ BACON, Ludlow, VI SO
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CASH SToRE.a

4 FTER the first day Of January NEXT,
~ the subscriber designs TO confne his
sales ot goods to Ready Pay. Ali Goods
will be marked at the lowest csSi price, fron
hitch there will be no variation BY adopt
my tins system he hopes u sell Goods at sIc,
pfccs as will secure liberal shar, pf rajron.
age. CHARLES tLEMl NJ.
Gentle Rutland, Dec. IT, $50. - lw
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Paper Hangings.

nNf TKJNrAND kDil.~ sna ilstt.fuI-Vsryf a
~ q Vrtss hp- q 81 fsass rHh
S.ste~ FATs& are Bstsst ,h.aa-- p..a
80 h : sYENCgE
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NnrriIh.

II Rutland. on the ] ih inst by the
Rev. Leland Howard, Mr.. Ralph Grin
ell and Miss Martha Green. all Of Il.
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Fran kin Hotel.

WHE subscriber, having rurola.el thi. o.. !
l. aud well suown c>tnhii. hmeIt, AMI A4,is.,
thuruurh|y repaired aud furnished the sane,
areroN ready t. wait ur"n such II their ...c'. D..
and the public may choose t. rrc.n, tu'. r
-ue-t. 80 Their visit, O. R4t.4Ul t.tus. OIL bJs.-
u'ss ar lieosure.
Parties viii at all tiue5 le waited uron @,
short u,:'ce
~rr.c- r1u Tally from this House {, 80, rrorl
CI4rculeu Nrrl.g. and the Eue-ts Of the Nos,
wi, Il nj times find carriage. 3D. l.........,
80 c.a,c, tlaa 20 ami rom t.g depot. on IA
arri.si e each TRAN Of ear.
H,r-'. AMI carriage, at aN times q. rca-l.
~ ar tAg use Il q. -ir customer
PRATT 3 POSTER
Rutland July 2. Is5J PSF
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New Line of Mail Stages

M and after \ogembrr !, $50 the suhsrri-
I J Der viii run iine ofs;Nges from Nutiard
t. Bethel, Uondstock, White River, aud
WINDSOR, "a follows:
Leave Rutland every day on tue arrived Of
The cars from Burlington and Troy. and the
stage from Bennington, a | = e c,ck 7 VI
inJ each of tn" abov" named places, and ar
rlye al v oodstocA the same evening.
RctIraiug-Lcave Woodstock every dsr
Sundays excepted a. 5 o clock \ IL. ari
arrive at Rutland ~ tome flr the pa.,eii. -
H. take the cars for v hitrhali, Troy and Bur.
hng'on and Boston, and the stage for Ben
Il ,,uu.
Leave Bethel on The arrival nr ;ie car.
from Boston and arrive iuRu,iand the follow
ing morning IN time FOR PASSENGERS g. take
the first tram Of cars ;or whitehall aud. Troy
II BRYANT, Proprietor.
Rp'land, Nov, lst, l~jD -
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Died,

Mendon 90 thc l2;a last. sayiaL vii.
OF tian }. A!iscn, aged ?! years.
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Miniatures.

Fakes t'c'y day, aHd satisfaction warrant 4
90 w charge without regard 70 ~eathsr ia
aHF siyic, mi paset. Of Any ,ife rr de.otittioa
OF !" t.'nrnos Cases. frirs,'sr,.rg from oac
TO Eve collar.
f1Iar f,w 4sy, oLly..Cl
Rai'aHI. January y. 1851.
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I'VE the sSbsct,hsrs JsinC urro.rtsd by the
w Hon fTnba., Csgu Tor tie district If
E4i.srd, ComIniss4oH-r, to receive. examine
and ~. Hsi al GAINS aHd demand, Of a Per
sous Ass'r,t Rh"i. Smith late Of Da0bv, IN
sa't a5trC,, 1.esasei, rffre'eEtei iUso., eR'
.-i ~ mon'l' f'oE, tie ID day OF Hecsrsoer
l-5o h. NJ q .~el by .a,i court Tor tkA, par
Pase NJ d. therefore give notice that We 81
attend t. The business ~ ar salt s-,rc NJ r.ef
70, o., i~~li.Hg house II N .dss Hannah ~niti
e sad bAhi' "a the .~cort Tues.irvs II Frb
r-arv and NAV h'It. from 10 u'r..-a a VI
un'.. o'~'-c. y. " on zach y all DAYS
Dated D.aty " Jao l0.s.Ii5I
DAVID LttHAN. t,.,....---
T. GRIFFITH, I'm Il s'''her'
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Daguerreofypc
n I N I a r u r e s
JOSEPH CpItp Y.

u Guild 'e.ptct'siir is,ite }s ,it,ptis.a
w - TIE l4ai~, sfJ xeut.iasa e tbs ".
- Srst~4.a
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NrssrL ON F,RL.-The brig Isaac
+ Luni, OF Belfast Ne, lying between
per. j and 6, T. b. was discovered to
be- On fire abou; ) o'clock on Saturday
c,euu-. The FIRE was first seen by the
crcw OF Il ship lying near, issuing fro III
tie run. Thcre being no person aboard
tine brig, he va. cot loose by Me cap
tain g the ship, aud permitted to drift
out into the stream. She WAS soon Sc
cured, however, By Capt. Besins, Of
il.e custom house barge, and lowed 10
the end Of per No. ). where the fire
va, finally e&ringui,led Tie damage
+, the brig is no, serious. Supposed to
hc the work Of An incendiary " !.
Jour. al Coai., pom.
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INV ORLEANS Jan. ISIh.-The ST.
Ciarlc, IIo;cl causll. fire at 10 o'clock
t.i~ morning. IN the roof, and one half is
~ ru.as Tie fire j. still raging
There have been no lives lost. The
building viii Ice great loss, being the
most beautiful in the South. Clapp's
Church, adjoining tie hotel. has just
cau.h. ire. and there is every proba-
blj.y q it. beng consumed. The Al
laniic.T,lecraph Office is in great dan,
ger. 1t i, supposed 10 be the work OF
an inccudiary.
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Ar AND ARTISTS.

Ma. LblroR We ate g,aiihcd e
''arn tbs; ,Ar psor'e q lie county aye
ge''itg Up 'ab'c, p';on To procure =
Marble Baa 81 Ethan Alien, 10 be ex.
eea,ed by cor skhlfoi friend Mr.. k,n'
rey, frota RailAr3 marble. This 10 a.
Il ,hcp,i le. We ~ouii va. however.
'fs' every tisirrn might have M oPrnr.
,.aiiy 10 subscribe. We are tod that
sorac 81 the Ycorg Men are procuring
& amcoi to be- ss:. We haze seen
.anc of Mr.. kinee.'s Canoes ard
,h.ul Tie workmanship Is elasi 10 thai,
Il sl'sosi any artist We svpe hs will
b snoograged 10 .uch an extern, as will
induce ham 10 stay among ", bat We
sonder that an artist Of his skiA SHOULD
remain unless be Gr.ds il for hi, ad, at
'ase.. -
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RARE CHANCE SPLENDID
SCHENE

IANiNG deteF~trcl to re|irqujsh our bH'i-
! Bee in Clarendon the coming sumn,r We
" T. go c-o-e III cur STOCK OF
HOOLEE GOODS
he Vvssrr' uin' ? therefore ~, ofer them a,
4 great - luc';or sratn former Tr.ccs. II any
81 ou' iri~nd' auh customer, are ia want 81 any
taiug ia that line, they need only ca! aud -
'cct tae t,.uds aud W VII guarantee that the
pT.c-s shall be sstl'factorY u n,t. we"tl sat
i.lY them for tbeir trouble.
We vgs a,- So TO those irdcb,ed to ~ br
Not = account % th-er rn.rtb.' ,taHdiug that
money !. a cAsn aE-icLt just a, tbs time, aud
b1 .leylr- theft Po'EETs thvy wil. very much
relieve -. Peas. cal ear a. delay. are 4au
serrus
GA$KfIL Z WEEKS.
Essi Clarendon Jan !; 1851 ijw
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tLt>l L!aD CA*DY f.fssI. ~
- Ftts.tE
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New Slxlc Prints

RECElN 10 snd ipr safe by
ID T BELL.
Rut!scd, Jan u, ISL
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CIOTH HING.

GENTS Furnishing Good.. Caps, Trunks
and sl,ses, !as, received and Tor sale By
= II BELL.
Rutland. Jan 81, ISL.
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FARM FOR SALE

" HENRY HALL Rsr',.s-
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-20

s. GRISworn %

5. GRiSWOLD e. CO.
lSueeessors 10 Daniel Pratt e. Co
- ESPECTFULLY informs the nubiic that
LII they are now manufacturing
COTTON GINS
at Prattsville, Autauga county, Alabama
Their arrangements for manufacturing are ex,en-
sive and complete, which will enable them 10 f,rn-
ish Gins to planters on the most favorable terms
As to the superiority Of their Gins. they have on
ly to refer to the reputation which the manufac-
ure and sale Of over 10000 has acquired for them
throughout the entire cotton growing region.
From rs years experience, with every facility and
good workmen, they are confident that they will
be able to give satisfaction TO all who may patron
ize them. ~
HJT Their Gins are warranted to perform we'll
Engagements for Gins can be made with their
travelling agents, who will call on planters gene
rally, by letter directed to PrattviIle, Autauga
county, Alabama.
They have foundry connected with their
mandatory, at which they are prepared to do
mill work and other casting. Gin gearing con-
stantIy on hand for g., 10 and ~ feet wheels. A
portion ofpublic patronage is solicited.
A supply Of Gins always on hand with Camp
bell & Co., Mobile, and II. Kendall, & Garter Co.,
s. GRISwOLD g. Co.
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PROSPECTUS
THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH.
PROSPECTUS

VIZ undersigned, committee OF publication. on
L the part or the Muscogee and Russell Agrcul-
turnl Society, respectfully invite public attention
to the following prospectus of a MONTHLY
JOURNAL, to be published in this city under the
auspices ofthe above named association.
The work will be devoted to the interests of .qg-
riculfure aud Horticulture, Domssc and Rural
Economy. Under these several heads will be in
cuded all that concerns the culture of crops, the
improvement of the soil, the management Of the
farm, the garden, the orchard, the flower yard :,
and the house-keeper's department. In tn cir con-
nexon with the interests Of the soil, the other in
dustral pursuits of the land, will receive their APP
propriate attention. fff
The "SOIL OF THE SOUTH" will be under
the editorial supervision of CHARLES A. PEABODY
esq. and Col. JAMES M F.. CHAMBERS Mr. Peabody
has been for two years past connected with the
Agricultural Press, and is equally distinguished as
practical and scientific farmer and gardener
Col. Chambers is one Of the most intelligent and
successful planters in the South They will be
assisted by an able corps Of contributors, among
the practical farmers and planters of the land.
Each number will contain sixteen pages Of
quarto size, printed with new type on superior
white paper and furnished to subscribers at the
rate of
ONE DOLLAR PER .a.N.NUyM,
which must be paid in advance.
| I5rPostmasters are authorized to act as agents,
and they may retain in their hands twenty-five
per cent of all subscriptions collected by them or,
| if they perfer it, copy of the work will be sent
to any one twelve months gratuitously, who Will
remit four names ,cih four dollars.
All communications must be addressed, post
paid, to WIN. H. CHAMBERS, publisher of "The
Soil of the South" Columbus, Ga.
Van ! L wapE cOm%iitee
J.. K. HURT, Publication
Columbus, (Ga.) March, 1851.
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PNOSFECI Us
OF THE
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL GAZETTE.
THIS Journal will be issued on the first of each
month, each number containing 60 large oc-
tavo pages, making near 800 pages ofreadng mat
ter annually. 1t will be devoted TO Medical
Science generally, Original Articles and Contribu-
tons from the profession throughout the country,
reviews OF the important publications in this
country and abroad, and full record Of what is
transpiring in the Medical world.
Expensive arrangements have been made TO
give digest and important extracts from the Eu-
ropean Journals, as soon as they arrive in this
country. Interesting operations, ciniques and
cases occurring in the Infrmary of the Richmond
Medical College and other public institutions in
Virginia, ss well as in private practice, will be
regularly reported Also, the transactions OF tie
"Medcal Society of Virginia." and such Others
as will furnish their proceedings.
TERMs.--Thrce Dollars per sunum, in odrance
or Four Dollars per annum, if paid after the mid
die of the year.
U5-A liberal discount viii be given to agents
and canvassers
All communications to be addressed to the Edi-
tor and Proprietor, post paid, or they viii not be
taken from the Office.
Special arrangements for CARDS, &c, of line
or two will be made.
Advertisements to be paid for in Advance. No
ounck medicine advertisements will be taken.
| n%OGice on Bank Street, near Oh, Richmond
Va. March 10
! p s. Ren,ittances which arrive too late will be
returned to the sender or, il he prefers it, shares
for the following distribution will be forwarded.
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