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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

DIscHARGED-Mr, B. :. Woodbridge, toe owner
OF the negro named Congo reported as Runaway
ct the Mayor court on Monday, appeared at court
yestei day and stated tina. Congo was seeking en-
ployment according to bis (Mr w s. Instructions.
The negro was discharged, and Mr. w .eauested
to provide him with free papers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

The INDrANs.-Attracted by the enliveni9g mu'
sic Of brass band we entered Odd Eel ows Hall
Monday evening, and found tina: a party O. Intians
about > give exhibition OF their pee liar
care more and dances. We We're considerably
surprised when we saw only some ralf dozen fec
be and degenerated specimens of the genus indian
momentacy reflection, however, would have COZ.
vincsd u rat high.spirited, unnamed brave 0.
the forest would as soon think Of caging hmaelf ia
white mans dress and United dwelling, as he
would Of appearing be ore public audience of his
hereditary foes, ire pale faces travesty the sim
PIE, touching, and sublime ceremonies Of MS Tribe.
Black Hawk and Osceola speak pure En- lish as
all Ang'o-Saxoa, and show plainly by Their manners
and color that they have but little IF the Indian
bocd in them. Notwithstanding the liberal adjuncts
Ct red paint beads, yes, spass and gi6berisn, the
exh bition, in our estma,iop,.was puegi.e mock
e'y, if not humbug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13
THE EUROPEAN INTELLlGENcE,

The news by the Franklin is ola highly in
teresiing character, so far as France, the great
centre Of interest at this moment, is concerned.
There can be no doubt that Louis Napoleon
will be proclaimed Emperor, and just as little,
that an immense majority OF the French people
will not only acquiesce, but even hail the even,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

AssAuLT.-AndIew Wray was brought before
Justice Evans yesterday, on the charge OF assault
ing DR.. William Z. Wilson or the 2d OF October
The charge was proved, and Wray was required to
give tecurity in the of Slice to keep The peace
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Sreat Exclfcuient.-'i

K g. Great Exciteilent.-ih ne Indians
l~-Ga gave their nrst enter ainment at ODD
Fellows Hal last night, 10 one of the most fashion
able audiences that we have ever witnessed in this
city; and every piece performed was ve"y warmly
aposuced. During tue Performance the company
acknow edged the same by Introducing several new
pieces which were not il the programme. We ad-
wise every to visit them be-ore leavpr as their
stay in this city is for only for three nigh, more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13
So, DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN

-, DENHGEATEC NEETINE IN
9IA MONROE WARD.-The Democrats OF
Richmond-a1d Monroe Ward particularly
no meeting at Hu!cher's Store, on I'd str It, on
Wedr esday night, October 18TH, at TX o'clock
SERIAL able speakers will he present. Rally one
and all, and attend the NEE ng, and hear our elo-
quent speakers for our glorious cause.
Speaking viii commence at 8 o'clock. large
and enthusiastic meeting is expect l. The Demo
Gratis o. the city will be there, and those from the
surrounding county are INVITED to come.
&c l3-iIF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

GUTTAPEEcHA PESs.-Msnutactured and patent
ed by B. L. & C schiesenger. This is an admirable
pen. It is made Of steel, coated over with gutta
percha, and pointed WITH circular piece Of platiua
which prevents it from corrodng, or taking up par,
tiees Of pape- Nash & Woodhouse are the sole
agen, in this city, and unless they come from Their
bookstore they not genuine.
See the advertisement OF Ma 5h d Woodhopse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

WITHOUT PASS An unruly negro, named Al.
drew Lipscomb, slave to George NJ lis, was ordered
len lashes yesterday for being out after hours with
out pass.
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No 1874, Main street, OPPOSITE Il. z 1aaLe

NO Lofi MINI etIttE' JPt9sIs- % . 1Na'1'
n Blowing to the great panic IN iae money mar
ke:, ne ia Offering the gTeatsst ta gains. IN order
20 increase his sales 10 very large amount, ne IS
well satisfied with very sInsll peg c@nt0a cost-
His stock is large a2d varied II Is uuaec .saFy 10
say any thing in commentator d his s-oci. a. Eia
clothing has the very highest reputation.
DC Ii
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-
sS~1-s There is no Dem0cra &c opposition. nor
IS il probable that thee will be any. Why, then,
resort 10 that detestabe system. the caucds say
who snail be our Deegatet Why shut the door
az INST al! Others? Are there not men in this ci
more popular than tue nou'ineel And people
t. be deprived OF the GIT Of vong for such, oy
the DECREE OF c4ucus. And will you, fellow ci:
izeus, submit to this bold attempt at dictatont
ucI9-lt MADISON WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

DRUNK.-Thomas TiIler, arrested for drunken.
ness Monday evening, wes yesterday fined 81
aud discharged with an ad noni,.on
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Baltimore. Sept IL. ISL.

Baltimore, Sept IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer G. Mowbray lee it a duty TO
make known the benefits have derived from DR.
hamptons Tincture. For lenght t'me | have
beca subject To great prcstrHt,oa oi muscular pow
En- and great DEBILITY OF the nervous system ac
.companled with pal pltation and tuttering of the
heart had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion could scarcely get home | making mention
OF my case to friend he referred me 20 Joseph H.
Stapleton, Esq, an old and highly respectable Cit
zrn o1 BALTIMORE who rad used the Tincture under
similar circumstances, | called on Mr. Stapleton,
and alter an Interview IF some minutes, was fully
atis;led OF the MEDICAL virtues Of the Tiuclure,
from the evldt nee het0fe me, OF his own person,
VINO, tor SINE tine previous, indicated a falling
state ol health, but now hearty, hale appear
ence, with the activity of youth. Immediately
commenced using the Iincture and before took
the contents OF one bottle, my strength was renew
ed, and can walk as brisk and am IS active as
was twenty years ago This 1inctur- is the grand
restorative Of the digestive organs, which, when
Destroyed the whole system Ia in state Of suffer
ing.
do assertit is, in reality, what it is represented
to be by DR. Hampton, the Inventor.
WIN A SCHAEFFER,
Now in city of Washington.
See cases Cough, Rh sumalisnl, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by .. A acknowledgements gratis.
oc2
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STEsLING.-Roland slave to Poi;eaux Robinson
estate, on yesterday received twenty .ashe5 Tor
stealing provisions fcora Mr. Fraacis Z. Quarles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

No PAss.-Posey Anderson, slave to Ann Rich
ard on, arrested without pass Monday evening
being tirs. appearancc--was discharged by the PIE
s;d'og Mayor yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

rsNHE NOTES Of The USiTEJ = ,agEs
Il BANK are redeemed at my lice al par, as
heretofore.
&C l3-lt wv. I'N~iaf
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IMfUKIANT NOTICE 80
49, CIGAR DEALERS AND SMOKERS
J. A. HAkRlNG Ton, l64 Main, corner of 10th
street, sign OF the Scotch Soldier is in receipt OF
fine lot OF imported Cigars, SO, a large stock OF
d mestic Cigars, which he offers to the trade on
reasonable terms also fresh supply of Goodwin S
Fine Cut Chewing ana Smoking Tobacco, of fine
quality, for sale wholesale and retail in lots to suit
purchasers, atprices TO compete with the Northern
marke:s }. A HARRINGTON
Tobacconist, No. 184 Main, corner 10th street
Oc 9-ftE
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"a DINNER AS WAS A DINNER "A foreign gem
tleman ordered dinner at the American Hotel last
Saturday, for himself and tsn invited guests. The
following is the bill Of fare on the occasion:
Carte Du DinHr-P Prize.
Hultres, a la Coquille
Potage Ia Refine.
Sole, piQueee sauce Champagne.
Gigot de Mouton bouilii, sauce Hrllandaise.
Poulardes, farces, a la pnIee de cnicoree flets
de bout pique. Ia Macedonia. Salnis de CABLES,
bordure de foie. TimbF'e de MsccsrOnl, aux
truff 8. RE- de veau, la royale. Pain de w.
lail'e, l'sspc.
Entremc1s -Souffie de tomates, au cabinet. Bro
COLI, sauce Ancho'x. PommcJ de Terie. machis.
Harrlcots veris d la maitrP n eel
Filetde bout rot, fAnglaise. Dinde Savage
roti marrons
Sora rOti, garni a Ia Rus
EntrImets Sucr. cabinet Puddings, sauce Zsm-
pill0ne. Chsrlottes, 10 Macedonia GateauX fOn-
ries, la gace de sucre. Frontage Bavaroise, au
Savoyard- Gelee farcie aux oranges
Creme glacee, a la Vane.
Apples Peaches. Figs. Raisns. Nuts, &c.
Gale a la Franchise.
At every plate was laid magnificent bouquet,
and in the centre Of the table was beautiful china
vase, surmouI'ed by a crystal statue Of Napoleon.
The foreign gentleman in question, who is nar Of
distinction, and has had every opportunity to mske
himself acquainted with the best society in the old
world complimented the PROPRIETOR, Mr.. Smith, by
assuring him, that he had never seel any thing
more handsomely Done n all his life We have not
been furnished visa list Of the wines used ca the
occasion, and cln only say that few houses in the
country can boot of better more plentiful GEL
lar than the American lays claim to. The guests
were loud 10 their praise Of the cuisine, and vel!
they mi be, Or it is supe riutended by Of t7e
most ACCOMPLISHED men 10 that Iiue of whom we
have any knowledge. We allude to Mr.. Fittel,
well known TO most Of our citizeps as most anna
Bile gentleman, as well as agaztronomist of the first
order. Wemust apologize for the figure which lie
French ofhe bill cuts in columns, by explaining
to the puolic that We have no acc. rs among cur
type.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

FIGHTINc-Wm. A. Minor was on yesterday
bound over il the sum OF slOO for fighting il the
street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

fEN0 TILE PtISLIt Al LAnGEs-ja0A
i Baak Notes viii not be taken Tor c .li1g.-
Those vino have suffered by the ceaJ pa cag now
reiustatc themselves by purchasing sea. 1"gat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

MILES, WEEKLY REGISTER. 4cogy
~ of tnis valuable wock, ON 1871 t. $50, cam-
prlssag nnsrc gu volumes, (.lc ajax ii Genera!
nde!) is Cfered for sale. the owner nav : 10 .ur-
Their use for 1t. tbs Substantially oo.44, ,ad IS u
t-ir Preservation. Price S5l-ApEIy = ta- Editor
ii he Ul:vatch. .c .l-tt-
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RLES A.GVTaThIN.
'tFaGt. l. l-L ..- -l9 ca

s9yASTED.-A Man Sstqalt l. agg f. .ae ca.
w tacty Of Nurse rJIa sick person. Cls hay
ing expert nee pr trrrec. Apply 10
STEBBINS, DAkkACOIT Sc 60,
oc 1875 I0i B-.i s-.,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

a LII SHALL MOTIFS AT PAX FY.
N CEPI BANK OF TIE CNlON.-t{oibina.
Clothing. Iloihins.-CL ii aad &C. III u yg7}
bad funds. Deposit tuem WITH IRE ana 'pnr. ra bar
par va'ue III Clothing. tai as -or.l,e1r ,, F,li
and Winter Goods to select f-url, raefa = IA,
best and latest styles, add WARRANTED - sre sails
faction. Call soon, AZ Il will cay BE- q r4u dsrs
inst VIII receive taess uo;ej. e.rla- aa.r i5e
iron l. not. Don't forget tie place 5 al No. 9S,
Man ect.
&C l3 L. Y, HYSFNAN P-.r,5z,r-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

&c. THE EXPK & > arrives and
49, leaves daily, by Mail Trains, dlcays in
Charge ftraSty hgeHts THIS mode OF receiving
or forwarding goods Of whatever description, com
bines economy, and what is Of greater mporlance,
speed. Our wagon viii call fer goods to 20 away,
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS d cos
Office No. 5, Fourteenth street,
Sc III Near the Post Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

K xrS Home Testimony. - Read! from
wa one of the oldest Magistrates of this city
let the sick, the deIitaie, the declining talk 10
those we refer to, and then try This grand resora-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

rHOiCE MADki RA WINk.-A small Ia.
~ voice "hnta' and Navy Wine, selected In
Madeira by gentleman OF ths city, for sale by
&C IL X. NJ. BURTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13
.rCHUUL BUUks, sTATIU>ERi, Nc.

sNCHUUL BuUkS, sTATIUNERh, Ac'
~ For sale al the BapIst b oAstOre, NJ @V5 Main
street, fan assortment Of school booSS, eIa;yle'
ry, and Fancy Articles. Also, just recaired no
nance OF American History, BY Joseph ba9Va'G'
with numerous Illustrations, &C; ha*A ) Fit5l'
leys Practical Treatise on Business; Aisa, FTze Ls
SAYS, Statistics, Misceanyes, Ac.; an Oio, poems
by Mrs. Emily JIdsou; tie Days OF ar~~e' ~
Grace AguejaE; Memoir ot Alfred Bennett y II
Harvey; Memoir o. George Dana BoaIGna is.s
Missionary to Burmah, by Rev. Aonzc n n "In
Introductory Address oy Nu1sEa T. "- ms ~,
and Guide through Lie 10 lElmor:a"y, ~ 'oH-
angel James, W In az Introductory aIJ-ess, o
TuOmts / Wi,r, D D Near HsE@, "4t- A"5r
dotes and numerous l,lus,ra!ons, by t. ''.AoL u
Peep oi Day; the Royal PreacEe- Lectures 4 L.
cesastes, ly James hamilton, d. ,.
nauy other Books, too numerous t. 0lag:9n'
CHARLES WOLFRAM,
-la....F.ET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

INK. AsHbuhN, having returs ed 10 alcn.
Il mond, taay be found duriag this day al his of.
dee on Third, one door from Cary street. aud at
night at the Boarding House OF Mrs. Anderson, on
Main street. opposite the Exchange Bunk
oc I3-a3t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

Will RECEIVE THE NOTES OF
& the Mechanics BANK Z LOgw I'd. Pes tent
? Wright, Cashier,) al par in pay neu. toc DDS al
my store, I67 Main street, opposite me :asQss
Bank
&C t3-3,F CHARLES sTKIN
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L. Il. HYNEMAN. Pro,.s-,9-.

LII PERSONS arr hereby !Jrax- sael I'm
IL creating my wife, SEkkY EOYeTEG N NV
account, as | VIII not hold myself liable .or say
deDt contracted oy her, shs having lett ms II and
ooa,d without any lurmatiUn 10 ne q suca al il
;eHtIon.
Oc [3-.I.r RFST4HIE y plN.TLp
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On hand and daily rnaur racfurIg. ''.s ,.. -.,.-
gest aud hands0meSt ss3o~tmeuls Ct e,.r.. + po.
IN Crates and Tenders in this s.ete, SOM ~
llch patterns-latest styles 81
In returning my thames 70 the public H., ,a vs.
liberal patronage extended to me, tale .re.o9 I,
asa1'e mem 'nat an bet' T prepared {, a,gesd n
their iavors ~ --'''
Orders 1Jr work in M line l.om any Lar, eI ina
country, VIII receive prompt altaatggnani - a.
fully executed. PATTI H4ECt,-g
Oc IL DE- IJin Nor -.
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&C i3-ts Corner q, u,;, Z. B SPENCE,
NEW EsTABLIsHutI ,r 1-----.ts's.

Der, haviog drted up portion - te- ,a5scr..
oItoon On rankin street, near the Ex.g,o" Ias
Carriage Repository, is now raceivn, mage 70!
constantly ''mti' adding TO his assornsr .. WI De
6uggf Kockaways, &c, which be hi, 80 'ss
g an'1atlon Will compare tavorsbJr ,.s a. "a ca.
tao' shment in the city. With tb. 81 =, a. y oI,a.
s,psagro Inc services Of practical ca,,s -. s al'
MI VIM. D. Baber, to conduct The F- 80 u iar,
WIN give bs personal attention 20 aaes,1, s13 wa
' 'b i f,n suen az nc IS q Sty.e ard q1ay as o.
market he therefore 50 Cts cali far, 49, 10 n
ana t. pI0Iic genersly, that the nav ay leg
and judge t1r themselves hopny ,6a- ~, < n 'e
a share OF puoHc patronage Eotr7q.i5 ~ N
P pis ,aH Go"9[s snra tSss this ecc lon -
c)utsg' ment eX,ende to him 10 sie lee e.
aad hatters himself ona con auance = - 1,
at MS Of St1nd on eth street where h. ., -a' Do
generally be found ready 10 ajmnis,er p y
ot his Gu toners. - '5 "Al'
&C i3-PCd }y-u2t rTrrr,,,
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SSLuCLk So au4 jus. ui,c- g- O. .".=' ~
~ Jeroues s-ity aad 3U-aUGf, S.'A, - .'.',.
Spring and NeI-At ClVcAs. COSBY ."7 -
and otuGCs ale rrqufst-a - E.Ve !A'1 -4''
- >''0'' r. u. T.NNEHMAS,
ocl3 Corner Main sai I-.a a-s ,
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SsK-. BALES GtEAf " dtt - -, 49,,
We wood, or LlIe N0'tn uui oy1-"--'- ''..'s -
true character OF both, " Irs. SefHA - 81.
B5uLd ia c1tn Sl-paper 10. -. -.'- ''' b"
G. ". WEST 4 6EJLaaa,
0c 10 - ~ - IL +"s. - -
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o bCILDkke AND OTfict----7--o
subscriber Continues IL do sll siud. ot Va,s''o
Hochng. Cutters ard Spou.s put up r.. 49, , S.
manner and at reaso able ices. Al g.g .,..,.
tea to MS care snail receive uromr, a.f.. - --
Crates and Eapdo,.
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See the advertisement OF Nash d Woodhopse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-29
Executive Department.

WHEREAS, information has been received Al
w this Departments, that an atroci"us outrage
was committed iy Negro fellow, on the person %
lady Of Anderson District on the 2sth of July
last and that the said negro has made his escape
Now, BE- it known, that in o. der that the said
negro fellow may be brought to trial, !, JoriS ii
MEANS, Governor and ConAnander-in-Cl Chief in and
over the State afores;d do Issue this my Procla.
nation, offering Il reward of TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS for his delivery to the Jailor Of Ander'
son District.
The said Negro is young fellow, not exceeding
% or "a years Of age five feet six eight inches
high, we'll built Of rather -yellowish complexion
converscs brskly aud sensibly, was we'll dressed al
the time will, dark coat and pants, checked shirt
and wore cap and slippers. lie was astranger in
the neighborhood, aud represented himself as a
Brick Mason from distance, hunting work. HI
is believed Jy certain persons who saw him to be a
fellow by the name of PAT or PATTERSON, who
was taken from Anderson District TO Alabama some
eight years ago, by one William \. Wyatt, who
afterwards sold him to trader near Columbus, GA
Given under my hand and the seal Of The State. this
the llth day Of August, a. d., one thousand
eight hundred and Fifty-tw0.
j. II. MEANS, IT, 81
BESJ PERRY, scc'y of State.
Sept 1T 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-29
WARDLAW & Wake R,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MER CHANTS
North Atlantic Wharf, Charleston
COMMISSIONS FOR SELLING CorToS,
Fifty Gents per Bale.

rINIlE Subscriber having formed Co-Iarncrshil.
1 with Mr. W. a. WARDLAW, Of Charleston.
formerly of Ahbcvic, S. c.. for The purTr>r uf do
in. GENERA FACTURAGE and COMAllS-
SION BUSINESS, avails himself Of the present
opportunity, Of returning his sincere thanks To his
numerous friends for the liberal pati onagc bestowed
for number Of years past and in moving, tenders
the services nf Tic new concern Of WARDLAW
Il WALKER. Charleston. wllcr" he hopes many,
if not all his old patrons will find to their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements nf the South Carolina
Rail Road Company will enable them soon 10 have
Depot the city of Augusta, thereby save the
expense of Toll, aud very greatly facilitate The for
warding of produce OF any kind. Mr.. .lonN G..
REEs, Agent Of W. g. W., in Augusta. will attend
To the forwarding Of all produce that their friends
may feel disposed TO send them, free Of charge,
save drayagc. G.. WALKER.
Augusta, July ~. 1852. If 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-29
TO HAVE A GOOD HORSE.

1t is not sufficient to have good colt,
the product of superior mare, with stall
lion of good blood and established reputa.
ton. This is necessary, but it is not all
that is necessary. A most promising colt,
that attracts universal admiration while it
follows the mare, may be grown iuto an
almost worthless horse. How, then, having
a good beginning, shall we grow good
horse-for good horses alone are profitable
to raise9 By exercising the greatest care
in their management until they have ceased
to be colts. Many ruin, almost, colt the
first winter by staryation-by turning it
into the yard to run with the young cattle,
to pick up scanty nourishment, and that
of the cheapest and coarsest food. There
is, on the other hand, no one season of its
life when care, and good and full feeding OF
appropriate food, will tell so much for good
as this same first winter. A friend who, for
now many years, has annually sold two or
three young horses at the highest market
prices, has often assured US that at no time
in the life of his colts did he take so good
care Of them and feed them better than
during their first winter; and that by the
effect produced upon them the first year he
could tell what kind of horses they would
become. There is something so absurd in
scanting the supply of nourishment to
young growing animal! Some fancy that
such a course will render the animal hardy.
The only effect produced upon the growing
animal by an insufficient nutrition, is TO
hinder his best development. Wait until he
has attained his growth, and then stint him,
it you choose. 1t can be done then with
less injury.
Colts are often put to hard work at too
young an age. 1t not frequently happens
that you see horse of five years with all
the wear and tear of ten in his appearance.
This should never be. The exercise of the
same Judgment in the management Of colts
most used towards children, would prevent
this.
Colts should be put to exercise and train.
ing at AN early age, and may do light labor
to advantage, but to put upon four years
the labor proper only for six or seven years,
has been the ruin of many promising ami
NAL. There are other suggestions that
occur properly in this connection, but we
will omit them, considering the two mcn-
toned above as the most important
Granite Farmer. 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-29
Carriage Manufactury !

TINIlE Firm Of HILL & WAuDrAw, in the Car
i riage making business having been mutually
dissolved, the Subscriber takes pleasure in return-
ng his thanks f"r The patronage thus far received,
and respectfully solrils continuance Of the same.
Ills is the well known stand in Puticrsvic. about
one mile North of Edgctirld H.. where all orders
will BE- attended 10 in NEAT and WORKMAN
LIKE MANNER, and upon rs reasonable terms as
possible.
The Subscriber has also on hand splendid as
sortmcnt Of ready mado Carriages, Coach
cS, EHgsicS, &C., all Of which will be sold
at nl"lrr,tc prices. JOHN HILL.
July 81 If -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-29
far,,ters department,
THE FARMERS BOY.


The sun had gone down behind yon hill
and Ger the dreary moor,
When weary and lame boy there came
Up to Farmers door,
Saying. can you tell me if any there be
Can give to me employ,
For to plough or to hoe,
For to reap or to sow,
Or to be Farmers boy.
My fathers dead and my mothers left
With her FIVE children small;
And what is worse for mother yet,
I'm the eldest of them all
Though young am, fear no work,
If you will me employ,
For to plough and to hoe, Sc.
If you can give me no employ
One favor more I ask,
That is to shelter me this night
From the cold and wintry blast;
At the break Of day I'll trudge away
Elsewhere to seek employ,
For to plough and to hoe, &c.
The Father sa i we'll try the lad,
No father let lin seek,
Oh, yes, dear iather, the daughter cried,
While the tears roll'd down her checks,
For him that lat ors its hard to want,
Or elsewhere seek employ,
For to plough or to hoe, &c.
At length, of years, the boy grew up,
And the good old Farmer died;
And left the boy the farm he had
And the daughter for his bride,
The boy that was is farmer now,
And oftentmcs thinks withjoy,
On that happy happy day.
When he first came that way
For to be farmers boy.