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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
EKCnANGE BANA CT
SEED4sN, NJ sTEREgsS & co.

N AsuiNgroN, ID. g.
ENHE undersigned respectfully announce It'd
IL they have formed i copartnership to transat
a general Blinking anE Exchange business in TN
city, under the firm Of S5ELDEN, WITHERS /
co, and ard prepared % deal in
Ebreiealand Domcaic Exchanges. Ting Blk. Jyh
mstsSorg 4Nttcy Ce8sGsates Of DePosite Letters al
Cff@A, sBaAk NotcS and Can.
We undeTake 10 make collections and promptly
to remit the proceeds ID any designed point within
or without lie Union
MI WILIFaa SsLpeN, member The firm, AMI
iof maay. Igars past, Tie Treasurer If tic Laite0
St9ieS viii Ee his careful personal attention to a
nnaHeial business which we may be employed III
transact with any OF lheDepartments OF the Govern
ment. y
The hn>iPessfwhi our employers may require
US to transaft wall be conducted with fidelity and
and upon The most reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN,
tet'e 7reasarerpf the q. ST.
JOHN WRITER'S,
{a.9ssl.-s-- - o. ALeraaldrlLL- H.
0kHaSlingtea, n. CT
Il. r. PAYNE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
Carpets.

TNo YOU WANT BARGAINS + THEN GO
IL TO O. s. GRlFFITHi No. ~ BALrIMoRE
Svnrkf between GAY street and Tripolett's alley.
ne has. Just received BY importation and from A.
nsfieah manufacturers as well as from auction
sKles. : splendid assortment OF CARPETS. which
rs & prebared to sell At very low prices His stock
Velvet Tapestry; Brussels DO; Brussels
fhrs5 PHYS snpef Ipgrains sexkfa.do.
63n,1.ksk RYeuilian& SsAee@
8 Rioor. OIL CLOTHS and MATTINGSzof az
! rcil,ha and every rarely Of Rugs. Mats Table
!. foTSrss Drrarefs Stair Rods and Linen. SC e
An nersonss Who VIII call and purchase. capno
fail 10 receive full satisfaction As regards qeality
pattern md prices. e. aafen y 49,. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

s. ~ adjourned melting ofthe Stockholders q nc
a. III Wi6cte1,er and Pot0nae Railroad Company
& <V'|I take place o. (he second Saturday 70 April
5lftfl 1914 dSy b ~ ,EsNtts e The Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
National Agricultural aid Seed
W Az gEsDT 8Ses
WASHINGTON Gill.

TINE subscriber tegs- leave to cali he atiention
IL OF the Farmers Of Jefferson ard " adjoining
counties 10 one of The most exfensi aud best Sc
ieeied assoTimenls of Agricultural - hinery ard
implements n be found id any sihshF house IN
Sesi nsu sass is s s ~ se
furnish, al Iheitvy prices eFeryfe fequiFedfor
the farms and Al goods. leaving - Establishment,
are asarraatsd + 9rose Is rsprfssAslh. His stock
FORTY rA R1ET1Es pstsoUGHs,
among whchma be fobnd the celt rated Premium
Centre Drafl Wrought aud Cast.lFon 81 Sharpen
er; the Deep Tiier ss5 Athe Cat fuTrev disso; he
premium Neg York, Nos. Is. 70, ~; 20, p aud
= tzthe spbsoil and hill side Piafsh q every va
catara,ors, Harrers, cqa 1ssa ELI R5aers.
PaeFscn's PeRa5ck,s e S9aeldisss t-ssat -gJsgas.
= .EIa4sey s and Hfscsrsx
Reaping and Moving Machines.
Bambdrough's, Gratis and sinelair's
IA MIN G. MILLS.
Germ Shelters.
Single and doublefSpout (price $40 10 5l6.) also
the large Cylindrical at $50 and $50 and latter
warranted 10 Shell from 500 70 1000 bushels day
HORSE 20 WERS,
Sweep and Railway, Of various Sizes from So
IlLRElSHING MACHINES,
With open and solid wrought iron and oak Cyl
inders-price $35 TO $50.
CORN 4AND. COB CRUSHERS,
From $30t5 $t5s warranted TO grind from S 10
10 bushels per hour.
THE SEED DEPARTMENT. + I.
Is supplied with every variety Of Field and Gar
den Seed, all|ot watch are warranted fresh and
genuine.
PERUVI1N GU1NO
Having made arrangements with the.Agent of the
Peruvian Government for the sale of Peruvian
e4nano, for supplies OF this article direct from the
Chincla Islands, purchasers may rely upon being
FURNISHED with pure No. quality, at Lowest Bal
All goodsdflivered in Washington or George
loWn lree Of charge, and orders by mail promptly
attended to.t FfFZHUGH COYLE,
National Agricultural and Seed Warehouse Iron
Bucins, sign Of the Golden Plough and
Is. Eagle, 7th street, Washington city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

TnhaccO. Tobacco.
nOa BONES Tobacco. various brands lus'
IOO received and fer sale very low se ~
Winchester, Nov, IS rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

Ii al BEAUTfFUI article 81 Paper Mache and
i liz Cilz Band Rose wood case daS Clocks: also
i large assortment Of 50 hour Clocks with or with
OH An Alarm for sale IL asionishngly low prices,
/ II the Harper Fern yevely Store US IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
,asIl For NegrOcs.

Cash For Negroes.
FTNHOSE persons having Negroes for sale, can
III gel tse highest pfios 81 ealling on the subscri
her ii ChsrlesioEnsa Application in person Or hy
letfer will be promptly attenied To- 80
July 24.ie5I. a c. G.. BRAGG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

VIE board o. School Commissioners Of tie
Il Cuunw % jefferson ask li,R atep,ier II ~.
phnc 20 the following sIasenlens which Il teIIevea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
Li.5Auics Of ~ Faad.

Qleaehers At sa.aty oil $500
each ~ - - TDuUU l.e-----
19teachers at &275 each, Is 4950pU
Fuel and other expenses Of
school houses rs 90
Salaries 81 Commissioners, $1,000
Expenses or Cotnnissfuuefs. $50
Salary Of Treasurer aadtlerk, 100 O0
Printers SfOeach, 5000 I'D
Commissioner Of Revenue, 900 SIS 302 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

Sss ~ M & 4Ha 4eFz4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
ssOErLCAf..
r,rom ,I,c Manchester (UnglanI Guardian
mn nESII1'iECl.,

trron Tie Manchester (Cn.land) Guardian.J
THE BEAUTIFUL.
Walk with The beautiful and with the rtsnci
Ter nothing on the earth tiny ieet ccc!;
Sorrow may lead thee weeping oy INC hana'
But Dive not all thy bosom Thoughts TO hef.
Walk with the beautiful!
Thar thee saw, "The beautiful! what is II 7"
o. thou art darkly ignorant! BE sure
TITS no long weary road its form TO VISIT,
For thou can'st make II smile bcs!ne my oooi.
Then love the beautiful!
Ay, love il; it's sstcr tina, will bless,
And teach thee patience when thy heart IS Lonely
Tho angels love il for they wear It's dress,
And thou art made little lower only
Then love the beautiful
Sigh for it kiss il when It's in thy way
Be its idolaler of Il maiden.
Thy parents bent TO il, and more man they
Be thou lis worshipper. Another Eden
Comes with the beautiful!
Soma boss, its presence upon Helen's faces
some in the pniond pipers of the skies;
But be not foord Where'er thy eye might trace
Searching the beautiful il will arise,
Then seek it everywhere.
Thy bosom is its mint; the workmcn are
Thy thoughts and they must coin for thee Believing
The beautiful is master OF star,
Thou maA'st il so; but art thyseit decclVins,
If otherwise thy faith.
Dost thou see the beauty in the violet cupl
III teach thee miracles. Walk on this heath,
And say to the neglected flowers, "Look up
And be yc beautiful" II thou hast faith,
They will obey thy word.
One thing. warn thee; crook no knee TO gold;
1t is witch Of such almighty power
That il will turn thy young affections Oh.
reach my hand TO him who, hour by hour
Peaches the beautiful!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

nom 81 10 H. IL! igsn lJwis Iii ~ 's A:c ~ NY
min! m i;,arn,cuc.,] prefer "sn rallied t;i'l4&ot.
/ g. AEG& Gu. III \. YORK;, i. t"l," -. fii@pi:'l'
IN Yfn.,, y"u VIII; any s;uc yUu may want at tar Fi!-
ia, .,T y asa tl.r Suffolk ne r"t % wait 'f
slaves Tia Chester county, 'e"'-Fi'i'i' "&' "a. s"
100 lbs .! n2:r, IS what IS wanted.
make my manure compost iron' Fia;ai '' 'S -i'''
min wafer iron. The .as works c lime iro'' SANE ,he Jar
from. same The waite! a:la iir @ct 'of c"I''"@' ~
FIVE cents pc bus;cl-rn the waier say frlf Of large
paper mill il very vaiuntc-;ha cr:e:s rom GU ii' |
hsv are ike c.arco !at OF this get OF 'Uj bushels
Tor cost OF caue oncghth ui mile linen ne 'Hi''''"".
,,Le= If dozen large factories without cost; a@ III G"'
al dead horses and cattle also without cost except c' Nv
with all these make; besides tie ;lnGic ron NY Stunts
an that | want II had ~; these al TaH;a"es "'a'a p"'-
chas. nGano al $50 per Ton an! super phosphate OF NM
n same rate and apply $50 lbs OF ether mixed WIN CT!
marsh mud and plaster Paris Ii .n grain guio SUI ana
bushei Of plaster early in springs TOR cora or Inn
ncr unushLtc Of ,ut applied before :ing Vi Ills am
n.rtcrIy well persuaded thai scientific farming \ :paoc
Il yn want 10 Vagina, you aust lessen M ~"
Of your farms apply manI!r sou @fi7s c' i'aSh
dl.p and buy The Articles above named rather ti' Gu
Stable manure miles, il given Ia ycG fc, ci c'st.
II yuu determine 10 build graptr:, would advise you 10
wr,n 10 Morgan K Sn:h. i Gill street, New OK, io'
orb, thick Fulton glass IxyiS glass i .c!gi q" an
inch thick; and they will pu board Richmond pac"ei
~ 10 cent. per square paid this for nc" mouse
nm building 70 iccl long il vide. Mine is against stone
wall - feet nigh rinna East ana West: OF course TIE eH-
psnre South The cheapest cn house ~nalG be IN pat
poss into the ground say ~ inches square BOARD up
each side y feet hal ill IN betwcc;: the boards wa! af
Make il Tins:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
DOING JUSTICE

The Fredericksburg Herald, which zc,lousy supported
General Scott and during the canvass boredown very hnd
upon General Pierce thus handsomely and, to the Presi
dent elect:
The department of General Pierce since hs nonlna'ion
and less since his election has been such 10 call forth
admi.a alike from friend and foe. We only hope that u
his II service he will exercise the nicpcr
ience good The numerous tuates, whu stare.
ready at every road TO hail The lisn. SUM-. have thus
far met with calling ebukcs tut administered with sch 4
ernperng ,ercy that they have been enabled I" back
down wi,iuht attracting much attention Tho PrCsiucn Is
!nfon"!r OF public show, and desires g.l
10 The W!r uuSc without any of those grand demcDsa-
liuns which been usual al late years along the
Iray elsu by the newly elected President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
rHuGSpAY, DECEMBER 10. 1857.
SES A'l't'

.Ni l t.
Mr. A!cisan, u the rolGcst OF Mr. King, again toua
llr RuiIer presented The m"moria! Of the chamber
commerce al Charleston. C., praying appropriations
Ire removal o. tue bar IN that ha!Dur
Mr. Shields Introduced laint scsoiuom directing
prcsdta, 10 to D. prepared a Suitable sword, m
presented 10 The nearest male representative OF the gal,
Major Ri-..nl hu ic 10 tic asu!e .. dio Alto r.;
red 10 the committee military aililTs.
Mr. Cia-r introduced Oh 10 ccdr IL The State ii o.
.c public lands unsot and inappropriate, rctna!His.
that STATE
resolution WAS adopted continuing thc several coma
tie clerks apiuy e.. q, ne ast session
On motion Of Mr. lianlcr 1870 bills passed by Cons't
signed by SIR KIM at his od 'nss instead Z" IN t'r
nate allowed II r carried 70 me lTesdt .! NE u
I'D States for approval
On u,cliur o, M Clemens ;hr Senate took w
c.a.,oa ror,r!n n" rank o! Lieutenant Genera 7y u
,I mon lIaIpr Genera: Winfield Scott. And after
troa! amendments, Inc sGhec: vas postponed u! hoE-
.r1t.
Tie X ,aucsy contested election was taken ".
Mr. Hale ad.rcSsg,! the Senate IN support OF Mt DA
cht TO The scat, and IN reply tote REMARKS made yc
BY Mr. Toucey. lie commem'c! np"n NJ. T"uc"y g.
ton "whchcr Senator could resign after dcathi :.
much pleasantly. praSUklns considerable m!Gh.
Mr. Tuuccy b!,tly uJpnci.
Mr. Brooke !,ii"wcn N support OF Mr. DiSon's claim
Mess: M!N"r az! DAVIS continued IN" ir0ilr ~" M
argued DR.. DSj1n- !i2ht rs .c:Ond question
Tie SsEn'c i'.cn az ,nrncd az 1i.nd;l
HOUSE OF ktptiE> k.NtAElVES.
Mr. nitilg al Delaware, moved that the mhps, u,
aD:upary:ng the Presidents be- engraved p'.'
lie expense does not exceed $i15 and gives az ms a'
ai tlr Departments cJii execute II in sufficient tx
which was aGTec 10.
A motion by Mr !lavsn pi Nrw York that the prr
prntc. cmsry clerks an: messenger, "a., me.
.. Nr. GARTER Of Oaio, deferred for week. aitcfa II
discussion.
On motion Of Mr. Houston al A!Jblna, The House "
utn Committee of r = hol, the State vi Tie tD,E
TIE chairman VI ) uGr stated that pursuant % he
solution Of ne House IRE Gchate ,c message lac ,ta
The Amendment 81 Alr Brook- having come ~ IA "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
ii Feet
| is a movable glass window and about ! iee; de-

is a movable glass window and about ! ier ,ir' p
is permanent sash about Is ce;.
is work, about g: feet 10 every sash 81 Pines
of incn wide glass. Have wooden window IL open win
hinrr Ia 1--WE fresh air ami with the sash At l. cnT
rent dig the whole space INSIDE, feet deep; clay soil
have drain from it, fill inches with ovsier she'll; 'en
get old shoes leather bones wood ashes siaugh
Ter house manure ami some good , AL together for
the = feet; and il yuu want vines next }eaf, IL
will give me pleasure 10 furnish them To you.
Very respectfully. yonrS.
ROSN ELL. l.. GOLF.
yua bli this i"m he: haze your glass cut 'N-
e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
PATERSON, n. j., Nov. Is. 1852.
ftIERsu
Thomas Richie, Esquire,

Thomas Ritchic, Esquire,
Dear Sr-Your favor Of the ETH is at hand am sorry
10 az that my farm ui ~ acres cost WIN improve
ncnt= Si6 900; the land cost SUUOo ana Improve
mrn,s Sl36 600 i nearly in the centre OF The Town OF
Paterson Tie adjoining lots worth from $50 10 81 OUt
,ach-say IS feet front anu by 100 feet. So that in
mcr If wished sell these A acres in house lots II would
Zing larger sum than il cost IL was originally barren
sand hill whore built my house, W! black alder swamp
OF five six the of the h about seventy feet
below the top The house sixty six feet square, tw" stories
with attic three sides and fronts South. The North
side duL Down eleven feet to maze the basement
kitchen entirely above ground East and Yves, ends have
airy porcu feet wide The house is bnt of red dress
cd sandstone, and cost with furniture S5OUOO; farm house
and gardening houses Sc 600 coach house and
stable horses 81 500 barn for cattle and produce Of
brick 100 feet long 40 WIDE two stories feh with cellar Of
seven deep Ike whole, nnc-haf for roots,
hal; for manure The urine from the horse stable is
drcled u lie This barn cost sIOVU Then dig
sng the six 0t swamp and carrying The black mud
M the top u the hill, cost IS 900 uOIc
non wheel and un pipes force from the ponds
made below the hill 10 top Ct my house 81 coo; wall
SIX feet high laid in mur;a 1900 feet and COO feet OF other
wal SIS 5U0; grapcIy 81 UUO Then transplanted
trees than hundred Of pines and ems IL inches
diameter than miles expense OF 20 $50
clch ana YOU will see how ran NJ my expenscs-not as
farmer nf, having the money, wanted. il you please
CRAFTY pride in having The best establishment Of the Kind
III this ,lt, AMI wish, ii you come New York YOU
wcul de- the favor Ia and IT, and
chop villa might have said that tined the
EaroIcua grapes By open culture and lost 81 000 By
doing and have Ia the conclusion that lCrcIgn
grapes nnoi be cultivated in this The country TN
less under glass.
-ais, in grapery seventy feet long wenty wide
single w glass roo" heated by no; wa,c Started the fire
!2n Jam his year 1900 lbl Of grapes; sold from 18th
May !" oh jay al 81 per pound, and tom 18th July 10
l5h e E!1rr Pc: H. $3.50 WORTH and 2G0 lbs
from cod glass ho"se that Is without fire. al 50 cents;
sold enough IL for fuel and Two hands eight
months and ABOUT trait trees four months ard had larger
amount 10 eat and give away My cold honsc twelve feet
wide aHd eighty feet icnc IN he t@u houses have
had over 100 pounds O grapes. cold house
vincd twenty lee! wide, all glass facing East and West
fourteen eei nigh would cost about s the running foot in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

hR GREENCUGH, THE ARTIST.-A b s,n
'rsponic"to! the New lo,A Post, confirms The ram2'
!oratIo GTecnou1n, The cla"nt artist is insane, AM
'iic began course 81 lecture, IN a.; an! Socta !"
fortnight ago au' Delivered ohiy two 0i hem. tn" -
strange and un,nicigDic 10 tt 4 %
"ucc before been slightly Elected III HE way
hoped that he ~" recover iavin. |"ci abroad =
The change oi r,ai hie and uUf sharp i.in ainiot
have, no doubt, heal ia;ir-nce up1n his m!na ara
w:lc has led u his prscnr ntinu.i".y c,nhiiE,h y
uhr:ved change IN hun "a la tsDHiG,c'. 81 AsAH''
way .. life and !:g.ng"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

MORE SHINpLASTERS IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUmBIA-A ne food Of shinpa STEERS nuS r:rcula
ting Washington and Georgetown puporng be issued
BY the Bank Columbia the Bank of America the Bank OF
the Republic tho National Bank and the Freemen's Bank
and dated in Washington. The Republic says that these
Institutions purpor and may probably for the present
dsem their issues offices in this city but they wholly
irresponsible in law; and they not in direct violation OF
act of Congress prohibiting the circulation of bank notes
under the denomination OF s.? Who stockholders and
directors OF these socasd hank Are they known in this
eommin2 The example already dearly furnished The citi
OF IN" District in the failure the Bank OF the Union
and Tie Potomac Savings Bank. should nut them their
guard against receiving this miserable Trash
Touch not, hancle nC the safes. policy pursue
that gold dollars sufficiently abundant for all BUSINESS
purposes The attention % IRE grand Jury in session.
ouyn. 10 be directed 10 The matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

A new si.kworu as learn ~ the New York Times
has discovered by the Rev Dr. F!zh according
whom al the caerpias Of California silkworms. They
feed foliage The OAK which they prefer other
od Their about one third az large those of
the Chinese worm and The silk is strong and Of yellow
color, thread being finer Than that Of our siis~orm
Dr.. Fitch led 10 believe that this worm. II fed on the
mulberry, would spn lis as large as the Italian or
Chinese worm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
rEy.c.ysxD AGENCY.

su.HIITnS a IIENDREE. CoUSs ELLoEs AT Ia" H
E-e NJ AGENTS viii attend promptly = ~ 10 ar
5p.,,ass IN me C;tuI, dui Supreme ccuI.s 81 '' ma
,be tanned Si,- ID st,Ic; supreme ruIs - = - r,
cpuc'ilE- lads e;'t-it"'o f's'' '''H'' Jaa l6-ea
CITY ut Austin, T,Sas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

Williams tiled in Baltimore Tor the murder OF his wife,
was acquitted last Saturday afternoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

We are pleased learn that Mr.. Moore OF Hurrson
yesterday his the House of Delegates he having
been detained home in consequence OF the ndisposon
of his father.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
STRAWBERRIES IN DECEMBER

The Savannah Courier states that Mr.. G. A. Peabody,
editor of the Soil Of The South has improved Hoseys Seed
nge only increase the size OF the fruit cut 10
keep it, full Bearing from March until cut down b. FROST
Mr. F. had with him box exhibiting The ui: in every
stage from II" bud The maluIed berry Plants OF this
Ever Bearing Strawberry may Be procured il packages Ct
rom 100 1000, from Mrsss Cowdry 81 Wells, Savannah.
Mr. Buyy of Virginia, addressed some remarks TO the
House of Representatives on "Wednesday upon the resou-
lions do honor the memory Of Mr.. Webster We have
seen no report Of his speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
=. III, Ea.,oc. "f.l.e Enquirer.

NuvsN8gR u, 1852.
submit Your consideration: and II convenient, Tor
naai!caun tie ,nclS Articles inc list Is letter which
appcu.,. IL tie National El acnccr lew weeks siEce
read with nlrch Interest thai II called !oFh letter
from nys.l. Dr. Colttu which he has returned ne an.
swc. Tia, forms also part Of this communication.
He submits il my discretion and therefore SEND
il 10 you.
Dr.. Cc is doing g!ca; G0d rs successful aEfGniur!S
TIr attention ha he paws 10 manufea is alone sufficient
command arprubaon and TO recommend his system TO
general notice Yours T. H.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-07

FLAX, CorToN AND LINEN.-The experiments
which have been and still making, to find a
substitute for cotton in flax, ale SO important to
the planting interests as to make every step in
the Investigation a matter Of concern. Noticing
the prepared flax, the N Y. Tribune says:
"'The simply dressed fibre is as clean, as fine
as soft, as strong, as easily spun Sea Island
cotton and is said to cost nine farthings ess than
five cents) per pound in England. That it would
produce a fabric every way equal TO the best
bleached shir'ings or sheetmgs, we have no doubt
In relation to the fax cotton fabrics, 1t is said:
"they are at elegant and serviceable, esPeci.
ally pantaloon stuff closely resembling satinet
And of the specimens Of the dyed flax cotton, 1t IS
said they "perfect, proving the capacity OF
this staple to take the most delicate tnts, as well
the most vivid colors."
The prepared flax possesses decided felting pro-
perties, and may be formed into fabrics IN COM
bnation with wool.
DR.. O. S. Leavitt, of Maysville, KY, has in
vented process for spinning unrotted hax and
hemp by machinery BY this process he states
that "nen fine enough for the best shirt linen,
can be produced from the unrotted hemp, while
the uurotted flax will be run to the very finest
| numbers -llr
| 1t is not designed by this process to bring flax
and hemp into condition resembling cotton, but
to preserve the peculiar qualities Of those articles
in the fabrics produced from them The inventor
| duced cheap us cotton goods OF the same
fueness, when raw cotton is not less than seven
cents per pound."--ALbany Cultiuator.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-07
A Bargain.

A S the subscriber is determined 10 sell, BARGAIN
II can be had in the well known and valuable
Tract of Land situated at Pine Prairie, on Red
River, twenty-five miles above Fulton. contaippy
eleven hundred and twenty acres, two hundred
and fifty acres in cutivatiop; a large portion of
the tract is above overflow, the balance over
flows only in extreme high water. All necessary
buildings on the place TO carry on the farm, Gin
Mil and Cotton Press new. In point OF soil and
convenience, not exceled by any tract Of land
on the River. Will be sold with the premises, II
required, Corn, Fodder, stock of Cattle, Hcr.
Sheep, Mules, &c. Terms liberal. Appy "a
the subscriber on the premises, or to &. d. Royson
at Washington.
ROBERT ii. SCOTT.
Sewer county, Ark, Sept. -, 1851
I5Gazette and Democrat will please copy .ir
weeks anu send account to this Office for pay
ment. 81:
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-07
SteaC ards Hall.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform n.
l. public, and particularly the friends and NJ, a,'
rons of the Washington Male Seminary, thai \,
appointment of the Board Of Trustees he hs, %
recently become Steward of this institution ,SI
is now fully prepared TO accommodate all S,udsn,.
that may call upon him with Boarding, L,dvinr
&C.; and every necessary attention will be vye'
to render them comfortable and preserve ,h.;.
health and morals. The Buildings are larpe: n.
rooms airy, and pleasantly situated at a eon
venient distance from the Seminary
The Terms will be-for Boarding, LodriD,
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Eight Dollars A.,
month. ~
To those who may require indulgence he woOa
say, send on your sons, and pay out Of your p-,
crop.
N. B.-A few families or single gentlemen O.,
be furnished with Boarding and Lodgin, on :.
commodating terms.
ii. w. SMITH
Washington, Sept. %, 1851. T3s,f