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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

ARREST OF A MURDERER.-A man named
Lauren Lacton, was arrested i'll Glynn county,
Ga, charged with the murder of Patrick
Droyer, in Brunswick, on the 29,h ult. 1t ap-
pears that the two had been drinking together
all the previous night, but appeared to be quite
sober, and were conversing nationally, when
Lacton, who was picking his hand with jack
knife, suddenly drew itacross Droyer's neck,
and with another thrust split open his face
through the nose. tits said that Lacton had been
cowed by Droyer, and was known TO be in
continual fear of him. Lacton formerly kept a
bar in Macon, in the establishment known as
Our House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

SEMINOLE INDIANs.-An embassy of Semi
mole Indians, en- route for Washington, arrived
in Charleston on the 18th, from Florida. At
their head was Billy Bowlegs himself, accom-.
panied by two sub-chiefs-Sapoke Yabolg,
John Juniper, chef of the Arkansas delega-
tion. The whole body was under charge Of
Gen. Blake, who after three negotiations, fin
ally persuaded them to accompany him to
Washington. He treated with them last al
August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

CHANCE FOR SoxzBoDY.-The only estab
lshment in this city, for planning plank by machine
~, Zone of the greatest labor saving inventions OF
the age0 was recently destroyed By fire. 1t belong
ed to gentleman, we learn, who resides in another
State, and who does not propose rebuilding it nor
has any other person sgnfed an intention of erect
ing another, although there is grea, demand tor
one. Indeed, planning establishment in this city,
where there are many buildings now in progress,
and where the number going up viii be constantly
on the increase, has become Indispensable We
have plenty Of water power and steam. engines on
the spot, and oil that is wanting 10 enterpris-
ing person to take the matter in hand. With judi.
cious anagemsnt, the enterprise could not be 9th
erwso than profitable. Of this we are assured by
those who are familiar with the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

GERMAN FEsTIvAL.-The United Turner
Associations of the Northern and Eastern
States held their grand festival in Baltimore on
the 18th. The ceremonies were of the most
pleasing character. In the evening, as the
societies were leaving the grounds where the
festival was held, acowardy attack was made
upon them by party of rowdies. Several
persons were badly cut with slaves and stones,
and one man was slightly wounded with a
pistol hall
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FALL EXPEDITION To LIBERIA.-The bark
Ralph Cross will sail from Baltimore for Lii
IBERIA on the LIST of November, with freight,
emigrants, and cabin passengers. The Mary
land Colonization Journal says that the pre-.
sent prospect is good for at least Two hun
dred emigrants. Quite number OF missiona-
iies. it is expected, will go in the cabin. Among
them Bishop Scott, of the Methodist Ell isco-
pal Church, pays an official visit to the various
mission stations along the coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

FIRE IN GRIFFIN, GA.-On Monday morn
ing last week the Collegiate Institute at Grit.
fin was consumed by fire. 1t was occupied by
Mr.. E. Morrow, the principal, who lost all his
furniture-a beautiful and complete Philoso-
phical Apparatus-two Forte Pianos-the
Furniture of the Rooms, Library, School
Books, Maps, Music, &c., &c.
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FALSE EFFORTS are : DIN.

FALSE RE PORTS are eoing
81 about the city of Richmond, to endeayor
to injure me in my Gun business, 1t hayiug been 70.
ported that my Guns are not Of direct Importation
Richmond, September 9Th, 1852
L. H. Trigg, Esq, Collector Dear Sir: VIII you
do me the favor 10 state whether or not have i'm.
ported any Guns direct to this place from Liver
pool within the last tw I've months.
Very respectfully,
HENRY LYMAN,
Direct Importer Of Guns and Watches,
SO Main street.
Collecsort Office Richmond. Sept 9Th, 1852.
h. hyman, Esq-Dear Sir; In reply to your
note ofthis morning. have TO state that you in,.
ported per ship Excelslor from liverpool, entered
September l5tn. 1851, sixteen csses and casks Ut
Cutlery, silver Ware. Watenes. &c, and per the
ship General Wiitxkise. from liverpool, entered
July 29th, lisa, three caees Guna
Yours. very respectfully,
90 l0-6s LII. TRIGQ. Cellector.
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STABBING.-The Lynchburg Virginian says
that Robert Smith of Bedford, and Gabriel
Snead of Amherst, brothers-in-law, had an
alteration at the Amherst end of the Bridge,
Saturday evening, in which Smith was, it is
apprehended, MORALLY stabbed. There are two
deep cuts in his chest ON the left side, besides
others an his hands. There can be but little
hope of his recovery, as the wounds penetra-
ted the centre of his body. A warrant was
issued for the arrest of Snead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

II The political clubs of Fredericksburg
will meet in battle array tonight. K. T. Da-
MEL, Judge Crump, R. L. Montague and James
barbour, are expected to lead the opposing
forces.
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ES A little boy named James Logue was
accidentally shot and killed, in Baltimore,
Monday evening, by another lad named John
w. Anthony. Logue had the muzzle of the
gun IN his mouth, and Anthony, not supposing
y 70 De ioaded, pulled the trigger. The unfor-
eoha'e lad was horribly lacerated.
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DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE We are indebt-
ed to friend at Black Creek in this County
for the particulars of singular and distress
ing occurrence in that neighborhood, which
caused the death of three persons-the wife
and two daughters, ore young lady in her
teens, the other small child, of Mr. Joseph
Farrell. Between sun.s, and dark On Monday
the Gin inst, Mr.. Farrell went out into his
cornfeld to superntend the fodder getting,
leaving his brandy still, which he had been
running during the day, in charge of his wife.
During his absence it bscame necessary to
empty the vessel INFO which the brandy ran
from the still, and Mrs. F. and her daughter,
followed by the child, attempted to do so-the
young lady carrying candle to enable them
to see. Having emptied the brandy into bar
rel, the young lady lifted up the funnel, she
said to her mother, she would touch the candle
to It to see the brandy burn. AT this moment
the fumes Of the brandy were escaping from
the hung of the barrel and the burning drops
falling iato it from the funnel; an explosion
followed which was heard throughout the
neighborhood. MIR. Farrell FASTENED from the
field and found his wife and children enveloped
in fame. The child died almost instantly; the
young lady at 10 o'clock on Wednesday fol-
lowing, and Mrs. Farrell at o'clock the same
evening. Mr.. Farrell was also badly burned
while endeavoring to e1tinguish the flames
GOidsbOrough IN CO. Patriot.
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A LONG CAUSE.-THE whaling bark Belle.
ofFair-hayen, arrived home on Friday after an
absence ofseres and three quarter years! But
one man OF her original crew came home ia
her. She brought home $40 barrels sperm and
400 Of cocoanut oil; but mad previously sent
home 1900 barrels sperm, $50 whale, and l..
40 cocoanut oil.
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WHAT OF KossUTH lit may be matter of
interest to some TO know the whereabouts of
the great Magyar. The New York Express
learns from passenger, that he is living in
private boarding house in back street in Lon.
don, without in the least degree troubling him
self about Continental politics, the Intervention
question, nor the solidarity of the peoples.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

ANOTHER GATE.-The opening of new gate a
the of 9th and Bank streets lie of the i'm
provements now making to the Public Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

KILLING IN A PAssIoN.-David German,
living near Cincinnati, threw chair at his
wife one day last week. and one of its rounds
penetrated her body. Finding she was hurt,
he picked her up, laid her on bed, then went
to the city for a surgeon, and was very atten
tive to her until she died, which occurred the
next day. On her death bed Mrs. German
requested that her husband should not be pros
ecuted but he was taken aud committed
charged with murder in the second degree.
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n Mr.. Samuel Hobson, a worthy and re-
spected citizen of Cumberland, died suddenly
at the Cabell House, in Lynchburg, last Satur.
day morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

e MIR. Peter C. Coffey, of Nelson, had his
leg broken by the fall of a marble slab, in
Lynchburg, which he was examining with a
view Of purchasing for tomb. stone.
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RICHMOND. VA.
wednesday Morning, sept. Is, 1882.

-. Persons abroad from the city car have the
Dispatch sent to them for any period OF time they
may DESIRE by leaving their orders and paying the
lnsh for the tine anecined.
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a learned Irish judge. among other peculi
aIIlee' mad habit OF begging pardon on every
occasion. Once his favoriie expression was
employed in rather singular manner. AT the
close OF the assizes, as he was about TO leave
tne bench, the officer OF the court reminded
n'm mat he had not passed sentence of death
IN one OF the criminals, as he had inteuded.-
AZ neat me. said his lordship, II beg his par
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

ANOTHER MURDERER HUNG.-We have al
ready noticed the fact OF the conviction of John
Collins, Turner Clarke, and Reuben Clarke,
for the murder of Justus Brewer and wife
The two first were convicted in May, and sens
fenced to be hung in June. Collins hung HIM
self beforeithe day Of execution, and 4. Clakre
was executed. R. Clarke, who was convicted
in July and sentenced to be hung Aug. Goth,
and who was respited by the Governor for ten
days, was hung on the Both of August. Viii
liam Hood and John Clarke aae still in Jail
awaiting trial under an indictment as accom-
plices in the same murders. They are to be
Tried on third Monday of November. MAYS.
piiie Ky Eagle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

~ on Monday afternoon, Mrs. Luxon. of
:" ash'ng'on' was dangerously wounded by
sae accidental discharge Of gun which her
husband was repairing at the time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

~ we are indebted 10 Mr. SAWYER. the
s''.nuve agent Of Adams g. Co.'s Express
for late northern papers. p'''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

POLITICAL MEETrNG.-The Democratic meeting
last night, ut the I'd African Church. held pursuant
to public notice, was addressed by Eessrs. George
w. Randolph and Edward Y. Cannon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

II There were LAB deaths in New q,
leans during the week ending Sept.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

EDUcArIoN-On our first and third pages will
be found large number of school advertisements
to which particular attention is invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

~ we observe among the recent ae.,h.
in San francisco, the name of Richard \
Allen, of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

CLEARING AwAY-The establishment Of the, vir-
ginia Central Railroad Depot, By the removal of
many old buildings and the erection of new ones,
along Union street, between Broad and Franklin
streets, gave a new and greatly improved face to
all that hitherto dapidated and un.ightly district
and similar improvements to be the result of the
establishment OF the Danvile Railroad Depot, in
the vicinity of Mayo's Bridge. About a dozen old
houses were removed some time SINCE to make
way for the depot buildings tie south side of
the Canal, aud some half dozen more on the north
side were sold yesterday evening, to be removed
10 short time, to enable the grounds there to be
improved preparatory to their for depot facili.
ties The Danvie Railroad Company are also
about to erect another building on the south side
of the Canal, for the storage of goods. This is
made necessary by the heavy and rapidly increas.
ing trade Of that road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

T 0sT, on Sunday hight, Morocco Pocket
IL Book, containing my Free Papers, s. gold
piece and 81 cents In small change The Under
viii receive lioeral reward by Ieavngth them this
office. ARENA MORTON,
l. Sc l5-lr Free Woman OF Color
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

M KS. DAVE COUGH ELIXIe.-This
Iva. mediciAe-besdes proving eficscious in re.
moving Coughs, Colds, pulmonary complaints and
giving great relief in Conaumption-1as lately, In
numerous Cases in this city, proved The best medi.
cine ever ussd in Whuoping Cough in all lis stages
And though Mrs. DAVIS is prepared to exhibii the
III ost satisfactory testimonials TO all who may de-
sire to see them, she greatly prefers that the sic,
ed should try it and judge of its efficacy for them
selvea. Give this "Home Medicine" trial
D For sale by BENNETr & BEERS, Drug.
gists; MIRA A B. DAVIS, Main ct below the Union;
CHAS. d YALE and ChAs. BECK. sells
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

III OTACE.-Aii persons Indebted To the s.s,sfe ~
~ EDWIN Waddell, deceased, are requested IN
make payment to me only, early as possible and
ali persons having claims against said estate ae re-
quested to present the same to me for set,Jenssn,
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, admire
Sc 15-d12t+ Edwin WaddaIt da.i,.
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Congregational Nom;po,;on

FHILADELPHIA. Sept. l3.--Johu Robin.
vas nominated BY the Democrats Of Ina third
Congressional district, this afternoon, a. their
candidate 70. Congress. ''
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CRY CoUNcIL.-The Council will meet
again on Tuesday next, the 21st inst.
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EeaTIRE NEW STOCK OF GuUDs.-
h The subscribers beg leave TO announce to the
citizens of this city and the public generally, that
they have takea the store formerly occupied BY
James G Chsoery, and are receiving an entire new
stock of Dry Goods. which they are determined
to sell at very low prices for cash, to all who may
favor them with call Their stocz consists OF the
usual variety generally kept in Dry Goods stots,
and has been purchased fer cash. All WHO desire
bargains, are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime. CONE Il ADLER,
Corner of 9Th and Bro streets,
Immediately opposite hichd and Depot.
Go ,S-INuH
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J. ne relaxing heats Of sunm~r
49,. .1sD iong tfsin Of evils. The mos
49, s5o general debility, and it, sn,.
svWness o. spirits For these We ear -
: 49, ana unfaiiBg cure in tia 49, Z. :.
lana Mefman Bitters, prepared b r. K y ad
son, rnhadeiphia. Il Is, In our oDininn IN so.
sHt 6sn0Is-alcne--unspp roschabse j, a.sdicinl1
reach the fountain head Of the dIlicul.v - seens
IgaIization, and thus TO relieve shs -
INC oooa OF me Atacerss morbi or The cs.
hrsn ~. IONIC prop rtes give yigor to ths =. ~
- - sus :.onscn, and promote the sss,s.s.r
o. the gastric juice which dissoyes the -
lfs Cordial soothing, and sltsrative ssoo wais
parts general regularity and atreossh - nn
OF tns secrefive organs and seems ~ ACTON
eonsutauon. such 10 our own er,sr;aoa Tie
eHecfs, and we believe Il is conf, ~ o. iss
dence OF all who have fried it, or bsd a. y .as esi
"i,nsssing is operation. For salebs
PURCELL, LADD & co. No..
% NAN st., corne. li,b
DAGUEkREOTYPINC.
secure the shadow ere the a. hs,sra.s
L l., nature copy that which nature m.aa-s
Think not these Portraits, by the .a asa ne
shades though they are, will like =. ..S1s mad,
No: WneS the lip Of flesh in dust AZ =, ~ iade.
"oen deaths gray fln spreads ole: the 'i b..,
Monlson': life Ike PIc,a es, moslips !, d..
WI stu be fresh and vivid as to dsss -
~ ualieIy 10 open from sunrise 10 ann a..
sam 1eSson store No lie Main street ~
shaii oe pleased TO sec visitors 10 ersr,;s Naefa
mems, whether they wish pictures =, na, speet
traits of adults oy my patent process and por.
Instruments, Gully one dollar 4 clouds a.. proved
as iavoraolc as clear weather uaJ CUTE
s,,s F, E. aouLsoa
al nc No 10 N;s,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15

'kNO STONE MASONs.-Ptoposais via b.
i received at this office until IL O'Clock, NJ, o.
Monday, the goth September, 1857 for about -
hneal feet of stone culvert, commencing nesf 70
ntersec.ion OF Clay and 7th streets, aud exenaln
up C ay and 9th streets TO point near the NefL
Western intersection OF Marshall and 6th streets.
The culyert will be commenced at deptn o. "
feet below the surface of 7th street, and Teaca ~
termination At depth OF l62 feet It's cs,aeh
will be 2 ~ by 3 feet clear. SIDE walls 10 asefsg
2 feet thick, To be laid good Tag stones fthal8
across and under each wall, and 20 De cosefei slu
tuick, strong granite sIaos-ali laid wlih goa G.
ment mortar.
The contractor will enter into covenant sfh
ample security isr the faithful and promP' As.a'
tio1 OF the work, watch is wanted as sooa 4 u :
practicable to complets II. All surplus ssfs aha
rubbish to be removed By the contractor
Payments will be made on monthly esupass'
with reservation OF 20 per cent anui me e4ape'
ton Of the WORK.
The estimate has been placed at - 40 peg Aas n
foot No bid beyond thar sum VIII be c9t''saesla
Unless the contract DC slgaed "talh Es e<s
fruEa and ate The date oi tle award IL via ~
sidered abandoned.
N. BATES, sups- sifssas
Office superintendent Streets,
Sc 49-sH
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a. CAME TO MY STABLES, (the
0X Union Hotel) on Sunday night last small
Bay Herse, with head halter on. The owner
will please call, pay charges and lake him away.
Sc l5--3t* T. NAlLOR.
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ELEcTIoN.-On Monday last the Hastings
Court elected Alexa nder l.. Register as Alder
man, to fill the vacancy in Jefferson Ward, oc-
casioned by the death of Hugh Rileigh.
Messrs. Evans, Bray, Farrar and Wing field,
voted for MIR. Register, and Mr.. Cowles for
VIM. Taylor.
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.NOTICX 10 sHIPPEH,--

STEAMER BELVIDEhE FOR BALTIMORE.
The Belvidere will RECEIVE
- freight This Morning unit, II O'clock
Sc lo-it LUDLAM L. WATSON
THOMAS d CHARLES BILLS & IN
ii AVE removed their Office to No. I5s Main st
IA Entrance On 18th street, two doors aeove The
Exchange Bank, in the room formerly occupied a
the "Richnond Library"
Being engaged in closing their business, they re-
quest all persons indebted to them to call and se.le
their accounts So Ia yn
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On Tuesday, the l4th lust, by the Rev Johl
Johns, Mr. EDWIN w. ROBINSON, of the city O
Richmond, TO Miss AIRRIAANNER A. STRAIT
TON, of Chesterfield County, Va.
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IA ANTkD, TAiLoREeo, to weIk In Ely
w house, No. 10 Main street.
sc l5-2t* l.. SUFFER-
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"LET JUSTICE BE DoNE!"-It is due to the
women of the north that we give the character
of the sisterhood composing the "hen conven-
ton" at Syracuse, and with this view we ex-
tract the following from the N. Y. Express:
The sisterhood prominent in these public
convocations generally very uneasy spirits.
Ia most cases they are unhappily matched,
and the only remedy for their ills is dssolu
ton of the bonds of ma.rimony. The crying
grievance. they suffer under are from hus-
bands they don't love, or whom they despise;
ana radiance from them is the only society
remedy that will relieve their cares. Often
these women have married men who are their
interiors in mind and manners, and the yoke
weighs heavily upon their necks, though
yoke of their own choosing. Then, again,
they are .pinsers that could not captivate the
hearts they desired, and therefore think i'll of
mems hearts and heads in general. The
secret history of almost all Of them would dis
close some particular domestic grievance or
social annoyance, and thus account for their
idiosy one and all. Unhappiness ex-
lists at home, and hence these contoriions
abroad. The publicity the Press gives them
but feeds the disorder, for TO it is thus added,
in the end, sense of newspaper importance,
and rage for newspaper notoriety.
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THE TOURNAMENT AT HuGUE.
A2 NOT SPRINGS will take place on the
23d inst OLIVER p. BALDWIN, Esq, u Rich
mond, is expected 10 preside 90 the OCCASION
Young gentlemen proposing to join 10 the tilt are
requested to furnish the proprietor with their
names 90 13-3t
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SACRED Music SocIETY.-The Committee
of the Atheneu,n, at the last meeting OF the
Council, reported against granting the use Of
the Lecture Room of the Atheneum to the
Sacred Music Society. The report was laid on
the table, BY ayes z, noes.6, for further cons
sideration.
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THE WAY THEY ARE MADE.-We discovered
yesterday. at the Carpenters shop of Mr. J. A.
Glazebrook, on Broad street, the improved method
and expeditions manner of making door and win.
dow blinds by the aid of machinery. In the rear
part Of his shop he has two horses turning hori
zontal wheel, which puts in motion . circular saw
and boring machine, by which the Stats are sawed
oft VITA astonishing and rapidly, and the
holes bored to receive them with similar ease and
expedition. There is also a machine attached for
rounding the ends of the movable Stats and By an
other very ingenious machine, all the me rticing is
done with more rapidly by one hand, than twenty
could do it in the ordinary way. The precision,
too, with which all this machine work is executed,
is as admirable az it is expeditions.
Mr.. G. is the gentleman who recently suffered
severe loss by the burning of his planning mill on
the Dock, and are pleased to see the enterprise
and industry which he displays ON the heel OF his
misfortunes He is very worthy gentleman, emf
nently deserving success in all his undertakings.
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The SPoRTsMAS's SEAsoN.-1he pleasant Fall,
the OF all others most attractive to the Sports
man of the field and the forest, and the mos, invi
ting for recreation in the country, has arrived Of
melon song 10 hushed, and the appearance OF deer,
sora, &c, in our market. The weather has be-
come Of the most delightful temperasure-the sun
weakened and meiiowed In lie rays-the game ma
tured in age and fat with the bountful products Of
the earth-aii combining TO iavits the sportsman
out, or those who desire 70 go for recreation and
pleasure. Now Is the time to take GOWN the old
fowiiny piece. to rub her up and pick the flint Q
put the dogs In training. and TO buy @some POWDER
shot, and ammunition, les a old hunter was wont
70 say) and to 60 hunting.