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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
Later from sal, Lake. sc.

ST.. Louis, Oct 20.-Late adyices
from Utah state that trade at the Salt
Lake city is very animated, and that the
emigrants generally are arriving in good
health. The crops have been abund-
ant, and there is large surplus on hand
Governor Young's administration
gives great satisfaction. Local politics
were quiet.
Vast numbers of Indians were collect
ed about Fort Laramie, evncing great
dissatisfaction at the non-arrival OF Ma
jor Fitzpatrick to Distribute their goods
to them. The Flat Heads were assem-
bed at Fort Bridges.
The Mormons are building dense
city at Salt Lake, and the immense
Tabernacle has been finished. The
Salt Lake Valley settlements are ex-
tending IN every direction.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
GRAIN.

THE subscribers are prepared 10 pay the high
est market price in cash, for any quantity Of
Wheat and Yellow Corn. Bags will be furnish
ed to any one that may wish them.
Jyl7 BROWN g. FOARD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will
" be held on The first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November next, that being the
2nd day of saId month, at the usual places Of
hol ling elections in Cecil county. that is:
For the First District at Ceciton,
For the Second ut Chesapeake City,
For the Third 8: at ElktOn,
For the Fourth &c at Fair Hill,
For the Flnh :. at North Fast,
For the Sixth /" at Rising Sun,
For the Seventh" a, Port Deposit.
for the purpose orvo'inc for eight Electors to
represent the State Of Mary land in the Electoral
College to choose President and Vice Presi-
dent ofthc United States. JOHN JANNEY.
Sep % te Shtf Cecil county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
Andrew Jackson, 10
Zachary Taylor, 10
Winfield Scott, 13

There is luck in odd numbers.
Fracklin Pierce counts IA!
You will perceive thatthe number of
letters of each of these gentlemen cor
respond with the number of the orlgi-
nal States ofthe Union, the old thirteen.
Why should we not be allowed to exer-
else a little superstition, and consider
the thirteen letters which compose Gen
eral SCOTS name fair and good omen
for his election Even Napoleon be-
lieved in destiny, and was in certain
degree superstltious. n.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

GA DESIRABLE PROPERTY, IN
SITUATED in Chester county, Pa, miles
~ south of New London 4 Roads, consisting o!
a STORE, DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, out
buildings, and about 10 ACRES OF LIND.
This is good stand for business. Buildings
substantial and commodiOus;- Stand first rate,
and neghborhood excellent. The property will
be sold together or divided 10 suit purchasers.
Also lot of New Goods on time if required.
Apply to d. w. MONTGOMERY,
Oct 4w' living on the premises.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
% Re1oers au0 Correspondents.

Dy"M Mrs. Davis OF New jersey has sent us for
our first page a negro song from new work
she is about to publish, entitled, "Lfe Among
the Negroes at the North" This hook, we
understand will give thrilling descriptions OF
the condition Of fugitive slaves, now residing
in the free States.
U-We have number of original articles on
hand, which we will examine and publish or
reject, as the case may be, as soon as we have
time. This week and last have been noisy and
busy weeks in Elkton, on account OF Courts,
political IN ceilings, &c.
CRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-Graham sends out
u fine number for November, illustrated with
good steel plate and large variety of wood
engravings. The reading matter is generally
excellent. We like it best of any of the illus
trated magazines. The following little poem is
taken from il:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
From tile NATIONAL Intelligence GER.

GENTLEMEN: Ii NAV not be unin-
teresting for youto know that the names
of the following three American Cen
erals--two OF whom have occupied the
Presidential chair of the United States
are composed of thirteen letters each,
q Mit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23

CAPT PORTER ORDERED To WASHING
roN.--A despatch from Washington
mentions rlmor that the Secretary of
the Navy, has ordered Capt. Porter, of
the steamer Crescent City, to proceed to
Washington and give an account of his
recent tran sactions at Havana. 1t is also
reported that the President and Cabinet
have disapproved of the course pursued
by Capt. Porter, and are determined to
withdraw him from his present vessel,
and order him to sea Immediately.
CINclNNATi, Oct. 20.--In the Methodist
Church case, respecting the Cincinnati Book
Concern, Judge Leavit, of the U. S. Court, TO-
day decided adverse 10 the claim Of the Church
South. An appeal will be taken.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23

NITlNDow Oh CLOTH SHADES AND FIXTURES,
w Paper Shades, Fire Board Paper, &C.; by
may % b. +. MAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23

NALL CASSIMERES AND DELAINES, at
l. BROWN s. FOARD'S.
Sep Is Pretty and very cheap.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23

DALM sHAWLs. ALI the fashionable colors
/ of those beautiful Palm Shawls, just recev
ed this week at Bro WIN & FoARD's [sep IL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23

SHAWLS.--A new lot Just received at KEN
~ NARD & Cos, among them are the noted
Bay State Long Shawls. Oct2
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23

d ECEIVED, few pieces ofnew style Nous
IL lin de Lame, and Oil Chin,z; also, a new
style Of Gimp for ladies' dress trimming.
Sep25 VIM. TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23

NEW TIMOTHY SEED.--In store and Tor
IN sale by VIM. TORBERT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl-WEEkLf,
g WILLIAM f. s. THOMAS hAfChlh' 49,
Z Z + NJ S:


Daily ra?s dollars per annuH and al t Er Ie semi
AZ taken shorter period Than one year nths
.v Ave- dollars ger and three dollars or SIX o. paid
bis IN advance be paid in the Office or remi''ei y
W oars Der the eEc o. The yeI mail, in good and
BanS no;ss al the FsT @ 81 single Iccs seaFs :,
.s pss Oy "a, ,s ws thr accumulation o. E,,r
extensive business yissssi ns pasInS'WERrlsSG
TUE n,y ESoUIRERFo TEN lines or xs%. s, Cents
on fy and ',s @ wees OF three @esk trly
Inserted once a week '"'sS
w. hall conss v dollar. cor thirty iirea and In
oc aG ertiseiaeats OF stste 80
4 charged loe dollars
r. Tih SEMl.N TEN 'snes y! 'es'' A'' '''''
,,-: for EACH continuance ~ cents ,h -, a,,,.. ~,
.no distance must 30 accompanies Win hs f''
] sG ;riJgcs Of rspse, exceeding Sigh res, are
Gsr.. and Marriages rom The country waensyer ns
Gnkno* 70 u.s. mus be 20 'nsy " u ~"
hi,.het Evcy measure, ;hat has been taken -
,ss sr. ;u,a.es proved hersoort ,s cn,
~. Al h. ertf>n an r nae" "' ' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30
OAK GROVE ACADEMY,
UIfi,ElSt;UAM COlNTf, VA.

1sE exercises s school (eiIua,ed within Two miles OF ns
r.rae Collegiate Institute the road leading from Ne"
e. II will be resumed on the l2Th o Jano
1, a and terminate the 18Th November following
Of instruction the ordinary English branches
ID, And ,h- FRS branche. oil Mathematics.
thankful for the patronage heretofore eStenced 70
RESPECTFULLY socs continuance OF tho same AMI pledges
| ha; pains will be spared In the moral and mental culture
nose entrusted to his care. -
rssMs-for Board and Tuition session Of ten months sloo
.tS,..s JOHN T. CLAIBORNE.
H.. 5S-r,f Gravei Hill Post Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30

FILE EkTW OOD ACADEMY, KING g QUEEN.
Of The hrs, ensuing year 1852 will
commence on he Goth January and be coupued uau the Goth
~ TIC patronage which the School has received tor
OF wears !. sufficient and ths bss testimonial We can
Ey. Of it, aoprccia:ion bs the public
study will embrace the ancient and mo-
Mathematics, the Physical Sciences together with
g-,o Is aGIsches ,onsi,G ing sound nssh Eucauon
" Counc , accunl shcd and cminsniiy qua!hed asso
A. r the h,s engaged An ADDITIONAL as
wiz, The r.quls. qualities and requirements VIII De engaged
! 10; The Commencement oi ne sea. On >, -, N..I.
IT, entire eYp.use the for uiilon IN all tne
~ lac udns every e&ce Sais Will oe SOL Paya
lie <i.h luly. ~. e.ho,, =,
s'' i S.'''a ,t..r;.. ~ N' D WHITE.
-, ,nii ,;n.,..., .,,a.r,v Dec. l2-cH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30

MN iO,tii WIRE Railing WORKS.
GvELlC 4,a.nG invited improvement In manunctur
iac icon Ralc1. Ga,irg, made from lion hoda aud
Esgst loo RAILING. Il s the most beau'i
pue OF private grounds larns cemeteries oaE9
s, Yeia,ia.s, arors, &C., etc WINDOW GuAKDo AMI
SATt> dwellings, lunae asyutn' Pfl,ons steam
@ Iron Beseats win sack!ns tree guards coai ano
'sr,e,. r,iclesto numerous 10 mention Snen
.uio ue,le Of possessing convenences never before
suIuns he improvement or which nh arirle Na
eas For combined with strength, Tor Inc oesuy
TrrabIe 'ae, aud especially or cieapness la
be al e Than altogether unrivalled oy any thne
s eHeIed TO ruoic re plan crossing the rode e so con
a mutual support is gwen 10
chals sdu, he Whole structure II Is believed that Ia
ICE gcd OF wc and manufactured IN this manner
.ie the violence that Cast Iron kang IN
LHyue cd,aoe wiisaIdn5 Prices vary from oU ccnu
s>stt irea 100.
Ia 'se-st WIRE FENCES for enclosing
lIr a- lawns guaranteed tn resist Cattle horses
" which becoming extensively used and greatly dlstin
s h Isss of appearance aud elegance OF furn being I'M
ei a or: distance thus uninterrupted the pros
aiaure beauty Of landscape unmpared The lenee
ma neAiey plan, being portable yet secure Inc
m nay DO as=n down and transported with the same aciy as
ahy iron ca Price from 81 so to 80 per rud, including Iron
8I Is'. rom Y 20 G se, apart
''+s'ssfs,'ed TO sbe PIoprsto5 Will meet wh Ps0mp
~ 243 Broadway, New York.
WASsAorsE-2io Broadway, NY.
fok Wne Railing Works 50 and 6 Lewis street
pSiver Medal awarded by Institute, 1850. Bronze
saa awarded by Franklin Institute si7 and 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30
MIDWAY FEMALE &C


eIIIS Institution succesiu! Its session VIII
CONTINUE 10 :he August ~5a The teachers departments
e apy ded and Glasses m.d In all the branches e" VaSs
Eary application desirable ssd young ladies will be
laaise! from tlEe oi entrance.
other paT!cuacs advertisement OF this Schooi
The papers OF previous date Number Of pups limited TO
fSeny.
Mis- jefferson Minor Principal
Miss Auunete Psus Teacher Of English and Classical Ltsa.
&-S,
Si Won kpenis Ltnqua:cs nnd Mathematics
Maar. Mrs Jefferson NiGor, Miers Tavern
= :, r.,Y ,,rrty Va Jan 2-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30
MARBLE YARD.

.rp> Srn street. near MGin, Richnioad Va, Dea!ei
soHH ia.:En aai American Marble Monuments, rapaos
"a o.eTcy description wall fia1eS't fou's
&c. sc. ;, .,;,,s vac d, n the uea:es, ,manner
Any cvupify win city reference promptly
O:c his apprenticeship IN one OF the argest
a Ne. NorS and having much experience 10 INC
nil work executed at MS Shop wiii give
a2sinss'' ,,r,nr .ior- S"r,h "r south 'c .SV
------,, y n1ssION HOUSE IN k1ChMoND.
T ~ yss o sv,g isnds and all DINERS who may 10
w var US with ,Nr Ya:ronase The ADVANTAGES o. oo,n
in the Rcmnn house 'of trahsacng
we na COMMSSIoN BUSINESS 10 be conducted oy
Ts,.seI ) Ner,vn Under ihe 3s OF r..
lsie"'" Tn-cwcu $. Morton & co:
.nsS. OF Watkins M,r:on viii De conouc'eo 10 teIetS
,, :, s,use Watkins assisted by John A. Aor''n' a. hes'o
toe. ,he t,orm sson business. Civ.
10 The SAFE o. lhe saP'o po"NsS" " ~
las a ~. .',. r h,cco waeG Corn, Flour. Cotton &c
W. omr in retrs9urs and 10 Tie dealers IN PiouuSe
m ~ a, c,> we many "o'ieaons iot Inc
ihs ait, and puactuay We have al Gil aheS ins' VII" M
toeT ;5aasaeu'h' wiz "'' TAZEwELL s MORTON & CO.,
llchmond,Sa
+ ,, ~ o. ,s,,,om Petersburg, Va
FENA;E SCHOOL IN LOUISA.
Louisa county! SIX hlies ooun VI
n. Court will open on the l7h {" the present mehn
- There are .w vacanccs which should like TO have
The commencement, the Terms as usuai-Sltp
anil tuition ~ all The English brauches; $50 for music on
.nd so Tor French Address al LOUISA Court House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30

Branches, Tor the ioar 1soSs
By the Stockholders. By the Erseitrs.
RIcHaoSp.
VIM, H. Maclarland Thos. H. Ellis
Joan f. Wadswor,h Nicholas 9 Read
james Bushcr Bernard feyton
Richard 8 H,ysll Richard 0. Hasklns
Thos. ". McCuncs'
~ c. Whitehead JOS r. Sprailey
H. & R.srdou Hunter Woods
John f. Doyle Duncan ROBERTSON
JAMES Curnick'
John Hevan R. R. Collier
r 3 Boiling John Rowlstt
Charles Corlinc Thomas G. Elliott
Jlmes ". McCu!lochs
FREozsIcxssvae.
H Wallace VIM r. Check
j. W. Slaughter Peter Goorck
John Cnakey' Samuel Gordon
George b. Scott
LySoHsras.
William Radford Upton D. Jcnnrgs'
Christopher Winfres Benjamin Wiks
Stephen 6 Hurt John G. MsSn
John u. Warwick
FAanvILls
VIM. C. Four,oy Waite, H. Middleton
George o. Scott Francis P. Wooa@
Asa D. Dckenson G. G. Read
George w. Daniei'
CHAR.o77rsvllls
John Jones slaughter FIcklens
Vim. p. Farish VIM. J Robertson
John n Bb5 VIM. NJ. Ksblnger'
Vim. Garth
Phlneas Janney Turner Dixon
Hugh smith W. W. Hvxron
A.P. Cover George II. Smoo:
F. l.. Smith
wIseHzsrEl.
Robert L Baker John r. Tucker
Thomas B Campbell John Bruce
GeUrge w. Baker pltrck Smith
G. W. Hammond
DAsv,LLz.
Nathaniel T. Gresn Thomas D. Stnkess
John w. Puxlon Leonard Claiborne
VIM. S. Patton William Ayros
Levi
WYrHEyILtB.
Stephen McGayoch Rober, Raper'
Robert Crockett Ephraim MEG ,Yoehs
George Stuurr, Sen. Vim. Globony'
Andrew 5. Fulton
New Directors.
for tho Year 1852.
By tho Slockho!dsys. By The E-seutipe.
RICHMOND.
James Cn,ke Robert A. Mayo
John L. Bacon Hiram \ Dickinson
Tnumss R Pr!co Daniel II. London
Alfred T. Harris Dabncy T. Guoch'
John Wonbls'
Josiah Wills. Wm D. Roberts, Jr.
George Reed John James
A. B. McClsan James H. Johnston.
VIM. T. Harrison
Joseph Bragg TT. Broocka
John II. Paie,op Hfancf r. nur,
Thurnas White Samuel V. Watkins
Thomae Wances
EREpEI,cKssuRo.
Hugh Mercer W.P. Conway
Joseph Fckln Samuel Phillips
Hugh Scott Robert Dlcksy'
John James Chew
LYaoHpuRo.
ChIswell Dabney T. w. billiard
John Holins Charles H. Lynch
James NJ Cobbs Edmund Log~ood'
Ambrose B. Rucker'
DAsy1LLE.
Thoma. P. Atkinson John w. Holland
George Price Nathaniel Wilson
John j. Burton' Charles d. Cusby'
Hugh :" Hocombe'
BrcAlsAR.
Charles T. Beale George S. Penn
John 5. Wilson Oliver P. Gray
Cary Breckenridge VIM. D. Couch
Thomas Cartml'
CHARLEeToN.
James e. Mcfarland John H. Goshorn
w. Chamberlain Francis Thompson
Andrew Parks Thomas Matthew'S
Joel Shrewsbury
PoRTsMouTH-
Samuel NJ Wilson Robert NJ. Boykln
Richard w. Baueh NJ. w. ArInlstead
Thomas Brooks Jr. Wm. J. Cooke
Jetro a. Jenkins
New Directors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30

TWEHTf-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
(ANA"af from the plantation o the J. Dnkley deed
In The c"aHy Of Halifax aGd State OF Norm Carolina about
a'si OF December last CABOaN aged about thirty
:IAs Uou him by which described Caborn ha. wife
mneins Mr. Lea Aston OF Hall county, and in all pro-
hs 10 make his way some free State.
VIII nay M an've reward for The apprehension delivery
e." Mr ho~ers n sat taken in this county,
any la IN this State $50 confined in jail and
9nnssyyie, c Jan 2h-cJl TIIos p. MATTHEWS.
FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.
a. Hn s subscriber n May las. named
s though no; Of the darkest hue always smiles when
=, No PARTICULAR flesh mark reeoIlccsI will give The above
~ ni Rhmond s23 II secured any jail State
a:A Jan: 2a-sa 80 R. j. GILLIAN
Orange AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILRoAp coMpANY.-rbs
holder Of s Stock Of this Company cons,ructon Of the
scon Of the road hereby notified, that by an order
w =: IN % subscriptions in ns'almenls of S. shae-the
oas Of ss m s day Of oeobe5 thereafter like tho
~ hs oanes Of sSs share By order of the Directory
iMGiSiA NJ Ma LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR WORKS,
Street and River Potomac Alexandria, Va SMITH
"Nhi, ;. rr9pr!eiors, manufacture
N,, N'piSe Engines and Tenders
11s'iae 1S,i SGl Stationary Eng. and Boiers
1hi'sa nsa Car Wheels and Axles
iaeEi Chilled and Wrought Sliptire
W mo havns erected extensive shops and procur
,o Loeomo i've Engines and Machinery Of all kinds
| S'l.'-' ahe on lhe favorable R. SMITH.
Late Of the Aloxandria Iron Works
NV. ,,.,.,, THATCHER PERKINS,
+ Dec 30-clm =" '"o odi"ho'e anu ONO RAILROAD
WEI PiAsTER AND PERUVIAN GOVERN
- MENT GUASU
1N ilERCEs Fowler's Lubec Plaster, in erces of 800
RaS1 w and 3lJ lbs = ~
90 oass Peruvian Government Guano. direct from the Assp,
" Ivy ioo oarrels Bone Dust ~ o'' : A''
~ ioo 60 H!drau!Ic Cement
4MiiHo w Cacnei Plaster
E8loo do Tar
thslu
'-''~ JOHN sowLErr, City Of p..r.sur,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30

SCHOOL AT THE BRCNS"iCA SfftAS 20.
We School Bo. in my family vii! De continued ne eA
year Mr. loRs T. THOMPSON yrginan, who taught for me
present charge the Schools and ne viii be aided
limited umocr pupils will received B,ardsrs In my Ia
every made for their moral as we'll as mental
l!7Tlvemeni
Tho S.sson will commence the FIRST Monday in February and
the Isl December loo2.
TEns Board s9o Tulon-ln the ordinary Engsa ofancn-
incrl Mathematics $50 Languages. &c, siO
Ssni pupils address me al LawrenceVle
3ruGssics cau"ty. Va - ,..,..
n., .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30

ySSE Institution will commence on the totn OF
Jnua ncx aI clnuc anil the 18th Of January 1855 with
r!ch ~ This School Is situated In
taags The remarkably healthy and easy OF
h ha, mile OF the Virginia Central Rail toad
viii thorough and nrac.ca-em5racne
D. he En- Classical education THIS School
es, 1Gucip,: young men Tor College, and 10 con"
College. competent
o. v,reHahas Ssen employed 20 take charge vi
h
l.as-ro tie schoa, year Gmonts tuition and bonrd in
st. usi. isht< w4shis aat attendance $3.50 GJ
'Iaaou EnsiSn Bidncter, ~ "
ss.r En.i.h AMI Mathematics. rs 90
8.i7 AMI Greek. 40 90
A:.s. NEALE BAKER, Gordonsvls Orange County, Va.
Nnut ah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

New Directors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-30

EARTHQUAKE il MISSISSIPPI
Holy se.a 9 1,ra ,edsS Ss' ,aasua fa,H s
., ahs,an,a buildings for miles around Several cnin
nsss SsTs Tnoeksd down. but great damage ~a' cSns
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
From the Pittsburgh Daily Union.
Molino Del Rev.

Mr.. EDIToE-It is not my wish to plucl
a single leaf from General Scott's military
reputation; but there is one passage in hi
Mexican campaign which never could un
derstand, favorably to him, as it has always
appeared to my mind great military blum
der. 1t is this: After the battle of Contrea
and Cherubusco, by which the whole Mex
lean army was completely defeated, and pa
in full retreat, he neglected to take posses
ion of Molino Del Rey and Chapultepe'
(which he then could have done without the
loss, perhaps, of mani before he granted
the armisence. He conceived he had thu
City completely in his power without those
ports; but he afterwards found that he made
sad mistake and was compelled to them al
sacrifice of 1000 of his best and braves
men of the army. before he could pass
the gate Of the city. Was this not a most
deplorable military blunder? Isuggest this
merely as an enquirer after truth.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

Y A Goop Cow,-3elieying for a year past
that | had y COW possessing extraordinary
qualities for milk and butter. | resolved on
giving her trial. Accordingly, on the
,mcmny of the 30th of November last, (the
third week after calvipg) she was carefully
MIXED and her milk weighed and put in
pans and keptalon with hername, "Devon, .
put on every pan 50 as to prevent the possi-
bility Of q mistake. This care was followed
/. to the evning of December 9th, making seven
days. Her yield of milk for each day was
as follows: .r I'D, a....s ....... ....,
First day, 53lbs; second day, 55lbs: third
day, 64albs; fourth day, 54lbs: fifth day, 56
lbs; sixth day, So lbs; seventh day, SO lbs;
total 3979 lbs; in seven days, and measuring
46 gal, 3qts., and 2l7 of a pint-making
nearly 6 gals. and 3 qts per day. .r.a,
The buter, when thoroughly worked and
ready for market, weighed, in the lump. 81
lbs. 10 o., worth 25 cts. per lb.--$5,40,
Her feed during the week of trial, was i
qt. cake meal and 3 3qts, of corn meat weigh
Ing 81 lbs, made into mush, night and
morning; atnoon, ,qts. wheat bran weigh
ms 3 lbs, made into Il ,slop with hot water,
and given warm, and the same at night at
8 9o'clock--makingl II lbs. ofcorn meal cake
meal, and wheat brand, united, for each FL
hours; Or ll9 lbs, neat weight, for the week,
which was worth, at mill prices, 1923, or
l84 cts. per day. The hay that she ate
suppose to be, $50 lbs, | did not weigh it).
worth rs cts, making costs of keeping, du-
ring the week, 1903. sT l.,
The above COW appears to be pait Dew
onshire, mixed, perhaps, with Ayrshire, of
a red color. except her udder and a stripe
under her belly, which are white. She isl
ofa large size, (say five hundred, J of beau
.tiful symmetry, and is abut seven years old.
She carries the French marks Of about a
fourth rate cow-if understand them. She
gave as much milk last May and June, after
having been MIXED eight months, as myI
fresh cows (say 5gal. per day that were
making their 10 lbs. week. She continued
to give milk forty-four weeks i'll the year,
although the pasture the latter part of the
season was very poor and she had nothingJ
else GeneSee Farmer.