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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12
JOIN j. COLEMAN, Jr.. Sec'y.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING In GLOUCESTER.

DEMOCRATIC MEEllNG In GLOUCESTER.
At meeting of the Democratic party at GlDuces.
ter held at the Court House on Monday the 18th Of
May, on motion OF G. w. Montague. Josiah Deans.
Esq., was called to The Chair and Dr. j. L Page WA
appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Mi. W. d Tsliaf.rro it was
Resolved That six delegates from each nagisterisl
district be appointed BY the Chairman, to attend the
Convention 10 be held IN Richmond on the 18th of
May, for tho purpose of nominating candidate Tor
the office of Attorney General.
Whrreupon, tho following gentlemen were ap-
pointed:
Fire, Di,.rct-Rapk Rowe, jesse Thomas, Ed II
Rowe, William Freeman, joel Hayes, j Is Thorn
ton.
second Dis.rict-C w Montague, + Booth, Ca.
eb Leigh. j l. IIbble, Mr. Curry.
Third Di-trict-W Z Jones, w 3 raiaferro, VI b
Sesw.!i, jos X Dsbnay Rt"soias White, John w
Fuller.
Fourth Disrrict-W 7 Cooke. w Roane, X B
Jones, Vim Corr. Jos Clayton VIM FAIRY.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary were add
ed.
On motion of Mr.. j. W. c. Cate;t, 1t was unani.
mou-y
Resolved, That We heartily endorse the course O!
our able representative III Congress, VI. X. III tar
n.tt and that OF Col. w T. Jones, Cur representa-
tive in the House Of Delegates.
To which Col jones responded in On appropriate
manner
On motion Of DR.. J. R. Page. it was
Resolved a,aO, That wo endorse the course Of }.
W. e.. Catiet!, our representative IN the State Be-
maze.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of thi, meeting h.
published in the Democratic papers OF the city oi
Richmond.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
JOSIAH l.. DEANS. President.
! r. PACE Secretary.
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SOCruERE PUBLISHING.

w, uh,i-h III anu.her place article giving al
- the ,n,bi,si.,i:t business in Richmond. We are
c., eul i, exceeds the highest estimate placed upon
j. ~ ou. r"udefs In the i'ubhns at law books,
especially, Il is nHt I'nprnbHhc that Richmond Will q;
10 G.tan; day rival the most Of IN. Northern cities
sf-a, deal has teeu SAID within tn. last few years
ab u. ra- p.cp-.;y and necessity al publishing South
ern lex books better adapted 10 our schools than any
tia; have hitherto been published at the North. Ia
m = oi .i-lr books, where the warp OF the subject
would any how admit OF il, there has been interviewer
pretty thick WOO; OF aboliiousm This is said to
ts f,r cas-. with reg ard to Waylandss Moral Science.
Porter Rhetorical Reader, though work whose
rurs 70 be perfect. IL Yet open to the same
anlf.. And in ali their Biographies, there is abun-
dtit "r-uins fpr ia. ardent antSiavsry authors to
max Il ugs Al u.gro ssrvude, and for The ingenious,
ua.g.. ~ 20 furnish order depicting the negro
IL .,s,!aoi" ani 40 begone misunderstanding such as
pos vi AFFECTION really The ideas
the" n.rmpt ~ pr"2cga,e about slavery are general,
iy rsricr'iirr- aud lp-ls.
TIERS uoyer better time than the present for
"s,nb-nng on II iiTM basis system OF text book
making suitcd 10 our wants. There are a half dozen
SoulE..I CIi-s ANXIOUS To enter OIL the publishing
ouslusss tn"y nave III. wnrinen the materials e
erppus- some capital, which they anxious TO in.
cr-ss.,. anu only lack o-d.rs Tor the work.
IN almost every branch ot literature aud science
have the authors or those who by th-r literary or
sc.ut.::a qualifications capa5u OF turning Their
lInors 10 auth ,ria account.
The matter ouy requires lI.,ls a.tertion-the PEG
pie are ripe tor II, ana though il may at first be
NECESSARY ask ,ritlc more price, the demand
t-i;eve would be cii-eriully complied with. We
wr.li expput TO get books printed paper superior
10 that which northern school books are printed on,
sad ss:ter bound. We hope 70 sec the work com.
,,...,csu a,o, II GRiRrS"iiir (ik7.l iuIsrcuisEy
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TIE, FLORIDA WAR,

We gather the following Items Of news OF the In
dian operations in + ida from the Tampa Psn!nsu-
ar o! the 25.h of April
Companl-, d ana K, I'll; artillery, and II. LIST ar
tiil"ry. ordered 40 move without delay from Their
positions 10 scout the lIalpauoiii swamp. General
Harvey has issued orders 10 multiply the number o:
ps.res sent IN pursUi! Of the Indians. M:'r Morris
ith artillery, has been orb rcd to Font h.-'n'n-e--
Col. pous, OF II. 5h infunry. ha receive! leave
ii absence Tor sky days. During his absence The
regimen; viii BIZ comm 4nied b. Lieutenant Colonel
Waite.
Pr.mium' ranging from 500 10 800 are offered for
every live Indian that may b. captured induced TO
-mi crate The ramovs! Of Gen. Harvey from the
command of the troops WILL it Is feared have bad
effect. Billy Bpw.-ss sH;i. when last IN lamps,
tha; he mad whipped Gen. TAYLOR and Con Scott
anl will now claim 70 have whipped Cen. Harvey
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VIRGINIA MANUFACTURES.

The Portsmouth tva.l Transcript states that the
guns al III. new steam :ri.,ta Minnesota. which w-re
ordered from Pl,isburG Pennsylvania. failed 10 etshd
,h- navy test, and consequently the Minnesots Is
obliged t" 20 To the Go.pnrt Navy Yard TO take tas
battery prepared TO. the Colorado made at Richmond
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

YELLOW FEVER AT RIo.-A letter dated Rio
de Jan.lru N arch L. says:
II regret that a.n noe 70 report any improve
in the effects "ffh yellow fever - graiusiy
g-iu, the deaths hsve reached - IN en- .hy
and not l-ss than $50 person. Ter week falling
victins 10 il. As said in former letter, they sre,
with scarcely exception. foreigners, the absolute
majority being Poriu guese.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

BALTIMORE. MAY9--F our, Howard strss
pertiu- 81 ~ i -: xrra s. - AZ 81. Ono
i g. exrs - -; Cry Mill dp Is 81 40 -
30 3 ,irinor- ground family -. aud extra
RS" l,ur 81. E"rninehi 50 ~ Wheat
6S y IS red | IS. Corri, white q! - GETS
lDw 75a76 cents. Whsk.y 80 81 Genie Pr
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RICHMOND, May 5, 1857.
Gentlemen ALREADY, through your columns,
many distinguished gentlemen have been suggrs'ed>
rs suitable candidates for the Office Of Aorneyiicn-
ernl. Let me also nominate candidate, the Hon
A!sIand.r X. iollaaey. q gentleman whose tnent-,
.ttainrneuts and popularity, unite to prove bow &C
ceptap- he would be TO our whole State. His DE-,
ma, rncy HIS often been weighed in The balances and
never found wanting aud in every election the Demo
cratic party of Virginiahss abundany shown 1t. per
feet confidence in his integrity and ability 10 i'chacr
.v.ry nuh,i, du,y. No ,nun more thoroughly uni'-s
the party strength than Mr. HoI!aday- Though thi.
card ia written wirhvu, his consent or Knowledge !
hope that III. Convention oF the 18th o! May VIII
take favorable note of hs illness for this high office.
Respectfully, you're,
LIFE LoSG DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

NV UELENNS, MARNET. WV 90
Cotton . in'nfIon- har"!y maintained -nr
lay OF l5JI Dt!es t, I3;,Ii cents K csirt. !
ojO bales d-crca..i pts lOl DG0 hsl"-.
creased receipt, Al all southern ports 'h9Ooo
stock at this p"r, l2j.jDB bales. Sugar irn
cts. Ohio Flour 81. White com 81 cents.
ouoyent Il: S23 81. Gunnv Goth Bic.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. M,

Ut y I'NN8 '''N -
There were offered Yesterday NJ III. scales 10
-! b.-T carrie, - which - were left over u
and lI- ba,ance, :}j7 h-ai, We're fnk-u up by
nor butchern II; prices ran9ing from - - w
nn the h"of, -Gnai 80 . - H L. nett, and ss"ras'
gross. The r"c-ip's II hogs during the W. -,
been about JJJ hsaf, 81 from he Wet. Ire
h-i i hu,l ani prices h-v. declined. the qi"'j,
being $ 81 u - per lOj los. ne;t. SHEEP are
from - 20 d - pr 100 b..
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nEMncRAr1C MEETING IN NELSON,

Alta meeting of portion of the Democrats of
Nelson, held at the Court House, on tho 21th ri
April, THAT heng Court day. on motion of Mr. John
j. Mitchell, William J. Robinson called 10 ;he
Chair, and John j. Coleman, Jr., appointed Secrcta.
~.
The object of the meeting having been explained,
Richard +. Coleman put in nomination. without
opposition and received the unanimous vote Of t!s
meeting, AZ the Democratic caniiiae to represent
this county in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
The following resolutions were then offered by Mr..
john J. Mitchell and unanimously adopted:
l-t. Resolved, That the Chairman Of this meeting
appoint fix dergatrs--une from each masisteral
dir,rict-to represent this meeting in the Democratic
Convention proposed 70 he held in Richmond on the
18Th of May, for thu purpose OF nominating candi'
date for the office of Attorney General.
The following delegation was then appointed -
WIN. C. Darlington, John J. Coleman, Jr., Nor.
bourne Mitchell. Cha. X. Anderson, John b. Coles,
WIN. w. Harris.
On notion
Resolved, That this meeting tender to the Hon
Pauus Powell their utmost confidence and support in
The coming election.
On motion,
Resolved That the Chairman be added 10 tho dele
CATION and the proceedings of this 'nsrting be pub
sh-d in the Examiner Enquirer, and The South
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WIN. ]. ROBINSON, Chm.
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RELIEF FOR TIT, FILLIBUSTERs.

New ORLEANS, May "A meeting oil Ell
Sa- held here to ngr', Tor the purpose ot RI
iund, :,r tie reil-I Of the returned tiihbus,"rs.
-un Of Sjo0 was r.;.eI 10 pay Crp;. Tartar for
passage 10 i.IIs citT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

\ FARM FOX EX-PRE>ipENr. PIERCE
NicE-ncGG, Mrs, May The So. o. M
six th"u-snd do.r- wa- -ub- crlh.d here y~.,r
I" pur"hs-" p'nu'aion To- he present to err
!-nt Franklin PURGE. Only $1,000 Is ;teI6s'
complete the purcklsa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

The Baltimore psPe7s announce the death. in that
city, yesterday, OF Rev JoHS 4 Collins. well:
known popular preacher OF n. Me;hc:s: Episcopal
Church, aud native, We believe Of Washington CRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

AS aiu writing this, hardly can Keep ia" III" 80,
!res Lirg We have constant So'th WINGS III
nf oil Kind IA scarce Corr is worth 81 per husnri'
oats SO cent?; wheat 81 rs 1t looks like sihfS" rn
There Cannot be fourth of crop OF sma'1 sr"'''
made here,
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CHARLESTON MARKET. NAY Go

CHARLESTON MARKET. MAY sih.
Co'tou-Suies TO-DAY of 1880 b.les, a.d ma'sS
PISSED, good N idti'rg I3s cents. Two v-s'-''
u.en snssg ID 10 Dad Cotton for Liverpool at %:
thlny.
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II 4 an IL

MAsS,Eo a: me Monumental chIrcn' q 49,
the morning OF the o met b. the Rev .ie"sS
bridge. Mr CHARLES II. MASiOS. 10 Mise -
d.u: hter OF Col. Thos. B. B!sse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

RETURN OF A BEARER OF DISPATCHES.
New YoaE, May 7.-Ale1snder ii. Evans, who
took the Clarendon Dallas treaty TO the Court OF
81. James, returned in the Europa bringing the treaty
with him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

'VNbNE N>IO y II. ELTV HUN
ArGu>rA. GA. May S.--Mr. Lehman has
eI"ct Il :" Cnngrr's. .rnm South Carolina, IN 81
dl-tr:ct, by 1890 N jpriy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

THE,rRE-ENG,GEMkS OF Edwin FoRRE.r.-
iii" Richmond Theatre reopell, on Thursday night
next, VIXEN W. arc g-a;iiied To announce, Mr.. EDwN
FORREST the distinguished ragedian, will appear,
and afford orr cIIiz-ns opportunity OF enjoying
the creates: dramatic treat that In. been placed be-
fore them for several sessons. H. will, that oc-
caslon. play Hamlet" character in which he has
orOtaby few equals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12
covSEcT1CI-T LEGISLATURE.

Hartford, Conn, May The Legislature OF
this State me, yesterday, and elected Republican
officers in both branches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

The Lemon slave cas"in Nav York, has bscn post,
poncd until the September Court.
The Petersburg N..) Artillery. are to attend the
celebration ri Jamestown, the 18th inst.
The Dem ,crats ot Frederick county, Va, have
nominated Martin X. Kaufman and Thomas /.
FanI,lvroy. Jr., for the Legislature.
Elisha Buice was X lied in Writ county Va, last
week. in ailfay with named Holland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12
RIO JANEikO.

Pn.su.nt to the advice ct the New Orleans Board
u Health the Governor Of Louisiana, has issued his
proclamation declaring Rio Janeiro ITO be injected
;rlth contagious disease" All vessels, crews anu
pa Sonsc;s rom Thai port will be subjected 10 qua-
Of tea days the station below before they
VI D. allowed 20 enter the harbor OF New o:itShs
PROPOSED REMOVAL OF JUDGE LORlNG
Senate 81 Massachusetts on Tuesday rejected The
VII considered and abe report OF the Committee on
Foreign 6ea;.ons adverse 10 tina removal OF Judge Lo'
!!4 d substituted therefor the report of minority
n wo members OF the committee fav oring the !anat
CO! .dess OF lie extreme Republicans.
THE RAlt. ROAD CELEBRATION IN MEM
Pals. TENNESSEE, ON Friday, was grand af
far. There were 5O.nnD strangers in IN. city in.
cujug eight or tea tire companies (rr;n the cities
;ns .;pe ot the Memphis and Charleston Raj! Road
Sss.rues were NEE. ~ Ho;.. W. Porcher Miles
:tr,vr o. C"arla-.c. iiIi Mr. Buvce of Suu,h Ca.
,1.;la, ed o,ner distinguished gen,iemrn
.;G NEW GRANADA CANAL. COMPANY lis
s-:r-r, ,.~ mis;urtumes. Mr.. u. q GI,.yt who
we. seut :. C,TnSsena with inon-v, they say, IL re-.
scr. irsdg.. III. canal, has returned bringing the
report til Il the .c.aasenan government slas
y. III fh.'r funuS; dspus.:Il with Ii rs pledge
r ha tuitt!nv:,t OF tbs contract, aad now retase 10
IA: the work 30 or until new corsc; Is effected
10. company say they shalt sue for damages.
VISIT Or THE PRESIDENT TO BOSTON.
s,sroy, day The Boston Journal states that
tas President with several members OF the Cabinet,
viii visit Boston OIL toe 18th Of june next TO partei
PATE in the inauguration of the statue OF General
Warren, Oh Bunker Hill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12

'EXcug,Ioy TO JAMEsr"wS.-Ths large and com
modous steamer NORFOLK will max. nj excursion
"a Jamestown mex. week, aud 'if-rs superior accom-
moda;ons To pG--engers who design participating IN
The r.I br.ton Of the lardn. Of the ir.t settlers
Virginia T., that place SEQ advertisements in another
column.
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To III. Editors Of tie Enquirer
RIruNoSn Nav 3, 1857.
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TIE OFFICE or ArroRSEY-GENERAL.

j. K. PACE, Secretary.
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For he Enlvirc,..

GEORGE W. GRETTER INFLUENCING THE lEGls.
PRE- sion YOYSTER SUPPEkS-THE CAT OUT
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SUIT FOR DAMAGFs,-The lexington Va Gazette
states that u suit was Instituted by Mary Wrlgh
against The executors "f Joseph Bell III winch the
plain; # ctim-d images 10 the amount u. S5,oO. Ii
appears that Ma W. the adopted dau ghter Of Mr.
B.. VINO died the 18Th .; April 1855, without max.
iny any provision Tor Der in his vii. The lHry r"n
der-d verde for IN. plaintiff cf $500 and III. judge
overrued the motion of the defendants for new ;rlal
On condition that ynin:,G agreed 10 take LOO,
with interest from IS April, 1855. tho date al the
tes,e,ors death, which consented Ia by both par
tls-, and Judgment rendered accordingly.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-05-14

VNNHE NORTHER n ASSERA A NOE COf1PA
u nv Established 1867 Fire and Life Assurance
home and abroad.
Capital GI ,259.76O, Sterling.
undersigned appointed Agent for the Sandwtc
Islands. ROBERT CHESHIRE JANioN.
at Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-05-14
HONOLULU,

up'' the reekng odors of poi in all its sweet SAVIOR
struck upon your nostrs? Have you never envied
the graceful nonchalance with which grinning
Hawaiian slips the sticky food down his throat,
smackng his lips in the extent of his satisfaction, and
with benevolent smile, offering to share his mess
with your forlorn self? Did not the poi smell par
tcularly just then, and did you not imagine that
the calabash contained more than its usual quantum
of dirt, to make it agreeable to an Hawaiian
stomach; and then has not the manner with which
young porker, snub-nosed little puppy intruded
its into the owners face with glance par
ticularly expressive of ''give some, struck you
sngularly pastoral and afectonate? When you
have awaked from your sea-sick trance, with keen
sense of vacuity not far from the region Of the
internal man, vugary ycept the stomach, and looked
with greedy eyes into your basket, which, when you
came abroad had been well stored with luxures
which now you could weep even to think over, and
found-nothing, have you not been satisfied that
kanakas fond of something else besides ''poi 30
Have not your ears dwelt in listening wonder upon
the mystic sounds of ''bumegai,' they shouted
ever and anon by the skipper s:and echoed from stem
to stern Iyou have experienced all this, why
you can, any day, by paying five dollars for the
privilege of the softest plank you select upon the
deck of the good packet Pilot, Spunyarn MASTER
From JarUes' Scenes and Scenery Of the Sand,cich
Islands.
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES F. b. MARSHALL, Treasurer, PostOce Buildings
Stairs. lift
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HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,

CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAHCMANU STREETS
MCKIBBIN begs joined
DR.. Robert McKbbin member of the Royal College of Sur
geons, London, of whom being always in attendance
will afford additional guarantee persons requiring
advice medicine.
He has just received assortment of English Drugs Perumer
&c. the quality, with which will
constantly be supplied and which will be sold reasonable
terms.
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined and
replenished.
Attendance the Office A NJ till O'Clock p NJ, on
week days, and Sundays O'clock A NJ to IL O'Clock,
A. NJ. At other times, his residence Union street.
II consignment of best London White Paint nseed
Got
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BUSINESS CARDS.
b. r. SNOW.

Importer Merchandise Honolulu, Oahu,
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JOHN THOS. .WATERHOUSE
Importer Wholesale Retail dealer geerel merchandise
Whalers and Navy Bills bought and sold July l, 1f
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II. FOLGER.
Ship Chandler and General Commission Merchant Queen
opposite Makee Anthons brick block, Honolulu Oahu ST
REFERENCES:
Messrs MOORE & FoLGER, San Francisco.
j. & P MACY, Nantucket.
CHAS. G. & II. COFFIN,
f.. IL. BARKER & Co., Boston.
Capt. Z. GARDNER, New Bedford.
13 1y
II. COADY & CO..
Shipping aud Commission Merchants, Honolulu, S. L.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. GRINELL, MINTURN Il Co, New York.
WILLETTS & CO.,
Butler, KEITH & HIT, Boston.
WELLS, FARGO u Co., San Francisco.
SHAW REED,
ALSOP & Co., Valparaiso.
G. T. TRAIN & Co., Melbourne.
WM. PCSTAU & Co., Hong Kong.
Barring BROTHERS Il Co., London.
Exchange for sale on the United States and Europe.
Honolulu July !, 1856. jy1-f
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BUSINESS s CARDS.
AGENT FOR THE

AGENT FUR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned leave notify Merchants Ship owners
masters that he has received the appointment OF
AGENT these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
July 1-n ROBERT {. JANlON-
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-04-09
2 Cleanliness Important for Pigs.

al Pigs do not love dirt, as many believe
they become dirty because they are thrust
into it, or cannot obtain water without it
/, The following experiment, performed in
England, tells a story worthy the attention
of ali pork ~raisers.
A gentleman in Norfolk put up six pigs
Of almost exactly equal health, to fatten;
treated them, with one exception, all ex-
nc,ly the same, and fed them on similar
food, given in equal quantities to each, for
seven weeks. Three of these pigs were
left to shift for themselves, so far as clean
illness went, and the other three were care
fully curried, b ushed and washed. Thest
latter consumed in the seven weeks les
food by five bushels, than the other three
and, yet, when killed, weighed more b,
two stones, four pounds on the average
Country Gentleman.
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THE GLOBE:
The Official Paper Of Congress.

I intend to continue the publication of the
Debates of Congress in full, including the
Laws passed, during the next session, TO COM
mence on the first Monday in December next.
Tn coming in of a new administrator will
cause the debates of the next session to be
both interesting and instructive, as its policy
will be foreshadowed in the speeches of its
friends. Those, therefore, who desire to know
what viii be the course of the next President,
before he takes the executive chair, so as to
shape their business accordingly, should sub
scribe for the debates of the coming session.
The DAILY GLOBE will contain the news of
the day, together with such editorial articles
as may be from time to time suggested by
passing events OF interest, and the debates as
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Der, TO undergo his revision for the Congress-
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