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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-26
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE and
L LOT ON CLAY STREET-Att the request of
the beneficiary in deed of trust executed By NJ G.
Gentry, and duly recorded in Henrico County
Court to secure a certain debt therein mentioned
shall, on THURSDAY, the 5th day of February,
commencing at o'clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises, sell the property described in said
deed, being lot Of ground situated ON Clay street
near its Western termination, fronting 80 feet on
Clay street, and running back $50 feet inches to
an alley Is feet wide, on which said lot stands
frame house, recently built, containing about
rooms, with all necessary out houses, and at ore.
sent occupied by NJ. G. Gentry.
The title Is believed to be unquestonable: but
acting as trustee, | shall convey with the usual
warranty
The terms which will be in accordance with the
deed will be made known on the day of sale.
ja2O JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
" LOT ON MAIN STREET.-In pursuance of
decree OF the Circuit Court of Chancery for Hen.
rico county, made on the 26th day of June, 1851,
and OF an order made therein, ON the Sd day OF
January, 1885,, shall as the Comm issioner there.
by appointed, offer for sale, at public auction, on
the pI emses, on FRIDAY, the Seth day of the
present month, january at o'clock P. NJ if fair,
and 1t not, on the next fair day, the LOT OF
GROUND, with the TENEMENT and OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, on the South side of
Main street, between 18th and 18th Streets in the
city OF Richmond, which was formerly owned and
occupied by Joseph Goode deceased and is now
which was conveyed by James Smell and wife to
Joseph and Abner Goode by deed of the 18th DAY
OF February, 1910, and of record in the ,ffice of
the Hastings Court OF that city, and is bounded
as follows: Beginning at the West corner of the
store on said lot, and running and binding on Main
| street Eastwardly, 90 feet more or less until it
strikes the property which the said Joseph Goode
conveyedby deed MAIDEN March, l547, to William
Slater; thence running Southwardly along the said
Skaters line alley in rear of said line l35 feet
more or less thence Westwardly along said alley
30 feet, until strikes the S. W. corner of the lot
formerly owned by Bat. Slade; thence along said
lot l35 feet to the place of beginning.
The above property will be sold subject to the
right OF dover OF Mrs. Eudors Virginia Goode the
widow of Joseph Goode
TERMS OF SALE It cash, and balance in 3 equal
| instruments at6 ~, and Is months, with interest
added by negotiable notes. and title retained
until conveyance is directed by the Court.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Ja9-eo6tdtds Aucnoneer.
.FESS Wing will coDv
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IRE Steamer Pouhatda-fier Struggles on
the Potomac,

The National Intelligeucer says; "At na
farmer period, at least since steamboats, have
heen in use on our rivers, have they had so
much TO contend with as during the present
wioter. The toll and vigilance, and even DAN
Ger. TO which the crew of the Powha,an
have been exposed since the prevalence OF
the sevre weather deserve CONNIE ndatory no.
tice from the press and the acknowledge
al The travelling public"
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Trial of the Syracuse Rioters. -
ALBANY, Jan. 22.-rhe trial of the Svra.
cuse slave rioters progresses slowly. Pend
ing the motion of prisoners counsel to quash
The indictments, the Court adjourned until to-
morrow, TO allow time for the arrival of Go.
vernment witnesses from Buffalo.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


~ J. y. p. PAFNE-sALIsDf1N.
WILL BE- sold on THURSDAY. ne ae.s q.
s.,,r 10 O'clock, q the lats residences 81 8. 8.
street. 4. oecG. on e Cyprs. Alley. near Mayo
nca furniture with the exception Of sifsv ~;
No. cynastrg OF the usual variety. Ilso. one
Negro Man. Terms at sale. 49, o0s
- s-.------- w. GoDDfN
I EIT .1srSrS!ONER'S SALE or RR1T.
~, ESIaIE IN The CITY OF RIcHnnNn
an COuSTf OF HENRICO-Bv virt,s ~ !.
on he Isfh 'S a. lacu'. Court Of Chancery, made
Turpn and others against frsSssr = .ae Gaze o.
shail az special Commissioner tbar.;.s ~ ss.eIs,
coed to sell, on MONDAY, the 18th d.y ~ plo'
ry 1852, at 81 O'Clock in the evening, (if fair nsa
wise the next fair day) on the premise. ,hrac
LIs, Ncs; %, "a and OIL In the city of Richmond.
fronting ~ feet each on 18th street, betwesn,
Franklin and Broad streets in rear of Dickinsor y
Brothers auction house, and running back
feet to an alley. -
On THURSDAY, the 12th day Of February. 1850
at ~ O'clock NJ II fair otherwise en- the next fsi,
day, shall proceed to sell, under the said decree
on the premises, the PLANTATION mentioned n
of Henrico. And at the same time and place. two
other tracts or parcels OF LAND lying near the
same.
TERMS OF SALE-For the Lots in Richmond
onethird cash, and the remainder in two equal in
staments al 4 and 8 months, the purchaser execu.
thug negotiable notes, bearing interest from day o.
sale, with approved endorsers, and the title with
held until further order of the court. For the
Land In the county a credit of 6, 9 and l2 monthi
will be given, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes, with approved endorsers, carrying Interest
from day of sale, and the title withheld until fur
Their order of the court.
In 09-0outd =
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE MAILS.

Las. night we received newspapers from
p.lt;more and Washington Of the 2lst, 22nd,
"a eSrd inst. No papers, however, from be-
xoni Baltimore, came to hand.
Letters were received from New York, OF
d.,e the Goth, and Washington and Baltimore
10 the 22nd.
Oar letters give some idea Of the intensity
If winter at the North.
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RHEUMATIsM AND NEURAL6Ahs
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
gNDIAN PAEACEA.

a4 Needy discovered BY Dr.. MiaHock.
THIS mixture most effeetnslly cures the soove
sons in this city with unrivs)lcd success.
The remedy ispow prepared ard for sale oy r.
AZ. Warrington, agent, over T. B. stcgsis store, No.
le Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen Of It's wonderful efficacy
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy. and can tcc-
tify 70 itsgreat utility In the aboye complaints.
Mira Hutcherson, kfiss Lacy, Mrs. kerby, Mr.
Bennett. Mr. sharp, Mrs. Duff Mr. Lynn, sMrs
Stocking. Mrs. Shields, Mrs, Durfey.
IL NJ HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United statss-
jale-d3ms
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MCDANIEL ~ HURTs GROCEKS,. CON-
yl MISSION AND FORWARDING MER :
CHANTS, Lynchburg, ya.-Their location ON
Main street is at the old stand OF Hurt q Preston
Their location on the canal 10 the large nreproot
building at the packet landing. and Immediately
opposite the Railroad Depot, combining conve-
nience and security. 1t win be observed that thA
arrangement gives them for their Conn i::loa
Sales the advantage Of both the canal and Nam
will he made on all articles 10 hand consigned TOR
sale. By moderate charges aud unremisted a.ten-
ton TO business they hope TO render satisiscl9ns
andrespectfully solicit the patronage OF the puehc
Ia o0-1sawaw
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GRAND STATE BALL! NJ
MILITARY AND CIvICl kHX3
j Ar the Richm0nd Then ire NEx4
STKAYED. from the :

E@EEN STKAYED, from the subscriber,
WSs&X on the l4th inst. red and white COW,
A her head and neck red and three red
spots on her right shoulder; the tips of
her horns sawed OFF marked in both ears a crop
and slip in one, and hole in the other ANY one
who will return the said cow to me shall be suta.
Oily rewarded. MARY M. BURTON,
ia At On corner Canal and 4th Streets
G CARRIAGE MANUAL Gro !.
8sERf.-The undersigned having associ.
atsd themselves as partners, under the frm and
style OF GEORGE F. SMITH BROTHER, for
the purpose of conducting the Coach Making
business, ask the public to extend to them a
porton OF their patronage. rhey have taken the
old stand on Broad street. near the Shockoe Hin
Market House, SO long occupied by Mr.. Ira Tiche-
nor, and are prepared to make to order all descrp
tons of Vehicles
Repairing executed with promptness in the
best manner and upon reasonable terms
GEORGE F. SMITH,
Jalo-lm CHARLES SMITH.
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TO The members OF Congress have taken
measures to celebrate the approaching ami
versary of The birthday Of WASHINGTON.
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enVEkCUATs, BLANkETs, Gc.-LOn-
~ don Dufil Overcoats for drivers; Twilled, Duff
I'll and Bed Blankets; FiaDnels Plaid and Plain Lin.
seys; for sale at low prices, by the subscribers.
THOMAS e. CHARLES ELLIS a co,
ia 12-3w l06 Main street.
A LUM WATER, FROM THE ROCK
IA BRIDGE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,-A cure Tor
Scrofu a, Dyspepsia, Chronic Liver Disesses-sil
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowes-all
kinds OF Cuteneous Diseases and Dropsies.
JOHN III. SEAYRES, Columbian Hotel.
jal7-iw Richmond, Va
~ Cole agent for the United States
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We believe that no State Legislature has vet
endorsed the Intervention doctrine of M. Kos.
suth. The joint resolutions which were passed
last week by the House of Assembly of New
Jersey, were1aaid on the table in the Senate, to
make way for another series which are far less
positive, and which (says the Trenton cores
pondent OF the Newark Daily Advertiser) ''are
objectionable only because they declare moth
ing, while having that pretence, and are all
together futile as corroboratiyes to the princi.
pie which kossuth wishes established"
National [nteiIigencer.
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OVER COATS.--Ihe SUBS :ribers have on
" hand larger stock OF OVER COATS than
usual for this seazop and wishing to sell them, will
offer them at greatly reduced prices. Member. OF
the Legislature, aud others wishing tosuppy them
selves, now have an opportunity OF doing SO, much
TO their advantage.
s. MERCHANT g. WEfslGEa.
No liz Main street
Also on hand large stock black and fancy silk
and Satin VESTS. ja10
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A Il AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE
IA COPARTNERSHP.-Alli in want of unusual
bargains in almost every description of Dry
Goods, would find it to their advantage to make
an early call, as the business must be closed in Q
few weeks.
We invite particular attention to our assortment
of printed Jaconets fancy Berages, Lawns, Mus
Inns, light Ginghams, Silks, Ribbons, and many
other styles Fancy Goods, most OF which we are
selling for one-hali their usual value.
WARREN, FARlS5 g. BROWN,
ia Io-ts No TAI Eagle SQUARE.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

ID "ELLINIION OUUDlNs
VALUABLE FARM ON THE MAN.
CHESTER TURNPIKE. EIGHT MILES
FROM MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
the 3Oth January, 1852, upon the premises, COM
mencng at O'Clock, it fair, it not the next fair
day, the handsome FARMS owned by Mr. William
Evans situated at the forks of the road leading to
the Chesterfield Coal Mines and the Huguenot
Springs, one containing SO acres, the other ten
acres, together with all the buildings thereon con.
sistiDg in the first named place of dwelling and all
other necessary out buildings including well of ex
cellent WATER and on the other place, also ne dwell
ing, including all the farming implements: also
about fifty barrels Corn, Oats, Clover, Hay, &C.,
one Mule, one Horse, one Colt, two Cows one
Heller, one Cart, one Barouche. There has been
in with guano The owner having concluded to
remove to Richmond, will sell without limit or
reserve Possession given about the first of March
next. Terms-for the Land one-third cash, bal
ance at one and two years, for bonds secured by
a trust deed. For the personal estate all sums
under SO cash, over that amount four months
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
jal9 w. GODDIN, Auct.
VERY vALUAYLE BUILDING LOTS
ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the I'd day of February, 1852, upon
the premises, commencing at O'Clock, so feet of
ground on the West line of Sixth street. adjoining
the residence of Mr. Robert A. Payne, running
back 1870 feet Also, about 20 feet of ground front
ing the North line of Clay street. between Fifth
and Sixth Streets running buck about so feet
TERMs-i cash, balance at 4 and months, for
negotiable notes, interest added occurred by trust
deed, or title retained. w. GODDIN,
ia II Auct
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ESsENCE OF COFFEE; Preston's aud Mer-
IA rilrs Yeast Powders; Kitchens Cocoa Naples
Shaving Cream; Jules Hauals Hair Tonic Far.
rel's Arabian Liniment, for sale by
jazz +. J. PlCoT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ssssss'sssU HH A1R1 -.
xR r s; e. g. ., q s.' CHARLOTTE cusH
,,,,,, On This Evening, January 2oth,
WIN be performed an entirely new Drama, }writ.
ten expressly for Miss Cushman,) emitted
THE bankers WIFE.
augus.as. Miss Cushmsn
Mons. DE Brimont, -....-....--- Mr.. Brelsford.
La Giians 10y particular desire) By. Nile cioccs.
To be followed BY the popular Farce Of
THE WOOL DEALER.
Dueteronomy Dutiful.- Mr.. Burke.
The evenings entertainment viii commence, on
this occasion, with the Comedietta of
MY UNCLE AT RICHMOND.
Flighiy,.. .......--.............Mr Brelsford.
Mrs Trictrac, Mrs. Potter.
II Prices of Admission-Boxes sc cents; Par.
quette so cents; Centre Gallery IS cents; Colored
Gallery % cents; Eastern Gallery, for white per.
sons, 25 cents ia 26
% GRAND STATE BALL! M,
MILITARY AND CIvICl kA&A&
01A II a sufficient number of subscri. -
beers can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next, at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Anniversary of the Birth of that illustrious son OF
virginia, GEoRGE WAsHINGroN, will be celebrated
6y Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d, in q
style OF grandeur and elegance never before wit.
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated, the see
merry taken out, the Parquette hoored over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball Roem.
capable of accommodating two thousand persons;
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor.
thy OF the Old Dominion.
~ subscription lists now open at the Box Of.
Hotels. WILLIAM l.. MAITLE
Jan24-tf Lessee
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Arrirai of Kossuth at Pittsburg-Enhlusias
tic Reception.

ATardt OF hoSSnth at t>atfS6urg-ERthusidS
tic Reception.
PITTsBURG, Jan. q, 9 r. M.-Governor Kos
suth arrived in our city to night at o'clock.
large number Of sleighs left Blairsvile, 42
miles East, this morning. The Committee of
Reception from Pittsburg met them there; pro-
yldins sleighs for kossuth and his suite. Gov,
hossuth was quite ill last evening and this
morning, but decided to come on, not wishins
to disappoint those who had come out to meet
HIM. Arrangements had been made to give
him grand reception, but the uncertainty of
the time OF his arrival prevented grand dis
play. Large numbers, however, went out in
sleighs, meeting the parties few miles out
from the city.
general committee of the citizens and Sc
veral members of the Pittsburg Press were in
waiting at Williamsburg, miles out, to escor,
the nations guest TO the city. An immense
concourse assembled at the ST. Charles Hotel
to greet him. With a design to avoid the
crowd, kossuth slipped in at the side door, and
retired TO his room. After few minutes. in
response TO the tumultuous calls the people,
he appeared upon the balcony and briefly
thanked them for their kind expressions 10.
wards him, and babe them an affectiopate fare
we'll for "a hours.
committee of the PENNSYLVANIA LegisIa.
ture accompanied kossuth from Harrisburg.
kossuth will remain here about one week.
Much enthusiasm is manifested by the people
with regard TO him. The kossuth festival will
probably take place on Tuesday. Much ma
terial aid is promised.
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OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The National Intelligencer copies the follow
ing from the Philadelphia American. win ,hc
remark that i is evidently derived from official
sources, and doubtless authentic:
special Correspondence of the North American
Advices have been cd here Sr,,, -
den TO the Cd instant. Mr.. Lawrence had hs...
furnished by Lord Granville with a renlv ~ ,ha
letter addressed by our Minister 10 i.ord p.I.
merston IN regard to the Prometbeur of5a;r =,
which he Lord g. informs him thar. al Z. :.
judgment could be formed upon the s,s,a'
ments then before him, the act was diam.
proved; but he preferred 10 wait until aIl Tho
facts were automatically in his Possession he.
fore giving an unqualified answer. Mr., Law.
renee replied TO this. urging more definite re.
Spouse, and, IN return, obtained from Lord
Granville positive assurance that, if the re-.
port Of the British officers Tho had been drec.
ted to investigate the affair correspondent with
the statements made by the complainants. the
act would be fully and promptly disavowed. -
A copy OF that report was received here
yesterday, and, as it confirmed substantially
these allegations, the affair may now be re-
garded as settled.
Sir Henry Bulwer is strongly pressed by
the British Ministry to return TO this country,
with a view TO the final settlement of all our
Central American difficulties. Ii is under.
stood that he wishes to submit project for
the basis OF settlement, TO be forwarded here
for consideration. This plan is not satisfac-
tory, as Mr.. Webster prefers TO deal personally
on the subject. MIR. w. will be quite willing
TO treat with MIR. Champion, if the latter
should be properly empowered
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Correspondence of the Daily Dispatch.
Tks East Rirer Brtdged mith Ice-Norel
Sceaes-ArgHments ofthe Forrest Case
Pri1ters-Erecatire-Money, SC. Sc.
NV YORK Tnesday Ian 90
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IL FOK CHARLESTON, =. C.-Ihe
- superior fine fast sailing schooner USTA.
LAGO, Capt. Perry, having the greater part of her
cargo engaged, and going on board, will sail With
all possible dispatch For balance of freight, 300
bbls apply to Captain on board, or to
ROBERT RANKIN,
ia Corner 22nd and Water strrefs
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~ you from almost any part OF the city in which
you may reside, to the Daguerrean Gallery of
& Wataon will take your Daguerreotype in th Q
very best style of the art for the very moderate
sum of 81 so, and from that up TO SIS, according
to size of picture, and style of case frame, locket
&c, in which you may have it placed. They are
to render you satisfaction, the never allow
you to take likeness from their Gallery unless
you areperfectly pleased with the same. An equi-
valent for the amount received Is their motto. Re-
street, Richmond, and Sycamore street, Peters
burg Va. ia 81
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FOR HALIFAX, n. S.-The brig
- MANILA having the greater portion of her
cargo on board, will sail with quick dispatch For
balance of freight of $50 barrels -four or boxes to-
bacco, apply to
ia % q. WILLIAMS 4, ppn
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II EAUH MADE CLOTHING At COST.
~ large supply of Overcoats, Business Coats,
Pants Vests &c, to be disposed of at COST until the
spring. at HYNEMAN'S. No 90 Main street Those
that wish to purchase will pense call and Judge
| for themselves, as ! am determined to close out
my winter goods at cost, and mistake. Come
one come all, and you will find the cheapest cloth
ing ever sold, at % Main street
ia 22-dtl2F* T. IyYNEMAN
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RS. GARDNERs' Syrup of Liverwort,
Wild Cherry Bark, Jaynes Expectorant, SC. Tor
sale by
ia7 SFARROOK e. pECup
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~ EAsONABLE AkTlCLES.-Hot Water
~ Dishes and Covers for buckwheat cakes oys-
ter stews, steak and vegetab dishes, Oyster Boil
ers, Coffee Urns, Tenders, of every description,
Steel, Brass and Bronzed Fire Sets, Plate Warm.
ers, &c, &c, for sale at enters,
ia % 1877 Main street
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MOOD! WOOD!!-Tne Subscriber has ia
W ken yard at the Richmond ,and Danville
Railroad Depot, where he has now on hand, and
will be constantly receiving, large quantity of
Oak and Pine WOOD, of the very best quality,
Persons leaving orders at Mr. L. P. Ellis Grocery.
on Broad street Shockoe Hill or at the Depot win
be furnished Immediately.
ia 20-3m THOMAS FOSTER.
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SEABROOK e. REEVE.

pERIODICALs FOR FEBR UARY,
L lS52.-Godey's Ladys' Book, Ladies' Ma,
floral Magazine; also, Lrndon Punch, Plough
Loom and Anvil. No 4; supplies of Harpers Maya
the Times, Arthur's Home Gazette, Gleason's pic
torial' last numbers; also, the Star Soangled Ban
ner for 9th January, just received by
k. ID. SANXAY,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-05

Maretzeks opera troupe has gone to Mexico.
The sales of fruit trees in Rochester, n Y,
last year amounted to $350,000.
The Legislature of Texas las passed the Maine
liquor law The vote was 4G to 40.
The debt of the consolidated city of New Or
leans is S7,77l 1893 81.
Several promising American painters and sculp-
tors are prosecuting their studies in Rome.
The great western railway in England now car
res coal at the rate Of one cent per ton per mile
The San Antonio papers say that the crops
were never better in Western Texas at this season
of the year than at present.
At San Antonio, Texas, about the lst Of April,
the editor Of the Tenn picked few ripe black
berries,
Fate points with weird finger to the recorded
| fact that Winfield Scott can never be President
of the United Statca
- know Nv a littc what great deal means
ns tho gender said when he saw the tip Of a fox's
toll sticking out of the hollow of n tree.
on his farm. in franklin, Mass, Mr. Webster
has Hungarian bull weighing 800 lbs, and
hctcr II the same breed
cutlery said 70 be equal to that OF Sheffield.
l. now manufactured on the South river, in Con-
way, by n company which employs ninety hands
4 warm heart requires cool head SO a ship
that carries great deal Of sail needs first rate
hcFmsman.
Sitting to sew by candle-hght, at table with
dark cloth on il, is injurious to the eyesight
When no remedy presents itself, put sheet Of
white paper before you.
| a crust Of bread, pitcher Of water, and ,
thatched roof. md love-there is happiness 70,
you whether the day be rainy or sunny. II i
the heart that makes the home, whether the ey
rests upon o potatoe-Patch or fiower-garden
Heart makes home precious, and it is the onl
thing that can.