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August9.

Bedford, August Rules, 1925
Mary BToh, pIsIn,;s
Against 'i'
john Hdreh'e anu lehn rehir. Defendant
The defendant John Marckl e net ayinr entered HI
peatance gwen security according To the act of A.
ssmby ana the rules II tins c0art and il appearing 10
the salaaeton of the court thai the said defendant NJ
an inlab'iant OF tins Commonwealth, ON The ,onn =,
the pamtl, by counsel, II is ordered. that the md
Marekle d" appear here on the fourth Monda, IN o.
tobef next and answer tile plaNH's bill that rsnv
OF tins order be inserted the Inchburg Press Tor
months successls, and posted up at the front dnny If
the conrthouse on two several court days.
Copy este.
}. STEPTOE, c. BE.
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Notice.

4 Ii those having claims against tie ,s,.,.
"A oil John Thompson deceased. are teoas.s
ed to make them known properly anlbep,'es
ted as the law directs on or before the 3, -.
October, that arrangements may b, made t =,
diseharging the same. All those innet,ea -. =.
The estate are requestedt to make immediate 90,
ment. r'J
JOHN w. THoMHSoN
CREED I. THOMp,oS
Exrs. oil John Thompson deceased
July Do re
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Aynchburg Mills.

NlLL in few days be in order for the =.
w ceptlon OF Wheat.-The subscf;h.,
will give far market price in cash shanla
any be desIfous to receive Flour in excbana.
for Wheat, they can do SO at the usual excbanaes
and the subscriber will subject himself 10 tbs
Rlehmsnd Inspection. 1hose who are NJ
disposed to sell at the present prices, may dc !.
ver Their Wheat, and wait for a better piiee ,s
tair market price will be given du. ing the -.
son, for that deposited, as for what may be =.
ming II.
WIN. A ALLEN.
August9. tets
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RUNAWAY,

LROM the subscriber on the SOth of
March, servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of James Loving
lie Is upwards of six feet high, light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert IN his observations, and not easily ntimi-
dated, He formerly belonged 10 John Scott
ot Albcmarle-periorms well on several musi-
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
aud will probably attempt to pass for free
man, will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses if delivered to me in New
Glasgow-or twenty dollars if secured in any
jail so that get him. He is now probably in
the vicinity OF Richmond
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY.
April % 2tc
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MY. Robert lewis.

DLEASE to take notice that on the 1iih dav
/ OF next month the Eagle Hotel in the city
Of Richmond. | shall proceed to take the depo-
,ition of Daniel Warwick to be read as evidence
in suit now pending in the Hastings court OF
the corporation of Lynchburg, in which | an
plaintiff and you are defendant.
MIC AJAII DAVIS Jr
September 10 6w4w.
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SY&ANED.

IRON The subscriber about he LIST Of
judy, a BRIGHT BAY HORSE, about !
or years old, feet or l0sach@ high. creest.
JuHeh, h'nd feet ~j,te PAGES, trots and GALLONS
remarkably teeH lie rs supposed 10 be making
jor beai1fd, hdriag been rdised bd Mr.. Fangha,l.
not many miles adore Liberig' A ye,na,S oc Ia
dollars, sad al reasonable charges has bern NJ
fered for has recorerg, bat itieH be coasidfrgbiu
increased GA ms dehrery toll Rec. John Eat.
iy, or The subscriber near Dmiriddie court honss
va. r. PEGR4M
Sept 6. tc4,e5
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Trust sale.

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed to
ID rs by Moses / Cook, bearing dste the
9TH day Of February, 1922, and duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF Boteiourt county, aud
for the purposes therein expressed, we shall
on friddg, the An day Of October neri, if fair,
If not the neat fair day, Sundays excepted
by way of public auction, sell 10 the highest
bidder, al the late residence Of said NJ. +.
GouL dee a.
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BIZ the President ofthe L. STATES.

WHEREAS the President Of the United
States is authorised BY law TO cause lands TO
he offered for sale
Therefore l, JAars MoSaoI, President OF
the United States, do hereby declare and make
known, thai the public sales shall be held as
follows, viz
Al the Land Office at Terry llaute, in lndi-
ana, on the first Monday in July next, Tor The
sale Of
townships l. aud Il. in rsnge / east OF the
ID principal meridian line
u l. Is, in ranges | to y, west do
Al the Land Office at Nandalia, in Illinois,
on the third Monday in July neAt, for the sale
If
townships II, IL, Il and II, in ranges ] and
.. east Of the I'd principal me
ridian line
II, II, l3, ii and Is, in
ranges and 4 do
Al the same place, on the third Monday IN
August neAt, for the sale OF
townships IL, u, 10, IA and H. in ranges .,
and Z, east OF the 3d
principal meridian line
II in range ], do.
Al the Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois,
on the FIRST Monday in August next, for tbs sale
of
townships 6, Z, s and o, in ranges 9, III and
II, east OF Sd principal
meridian line,
g. g, 7, 8 and 9, in range u, west oil I'd do
s and ., Il and l3, do
Al the same place, on the first Monday in
September neAt, for the sale of
Townships 10 | l. and -, in ranges 9 l0sand
II, eusl of 3D. principal
meridian line,
10 Il u and l3, in ranges II IL and
IL, west Of ID do
AT fhe same place, on the lHst Monday in
October next, for the sale of
townships Ii 10 10 and II, in ranges 10 and
/ l. east OF 81 principal
meridian line
IL - l6 aud IL, in RANGES II Ii and
II, west OF I'd do.
Al the same place, on the first Monday in
November next, for the sale OF
townships Is 10 20 and II, in ranges 9 10 and
! east of 81 principal
meridian line
18 10 30 and 81 in ranges Ii and
II west oil I'd principal meridian
line.
Is 10 and 30, in range l2, do. do
Is II, do. do.
l7lsJ9 and 20 10, do do
the Land Office for the Northern district
of Louisiana ut the town Of '0uacbta, on the
first Monday in November next, for the sale
of
Townships 10 l6 II Is and 10, in ranges |
3 and west OF the meridian
line.
At the Land Office al the Seat of Justice Of
the county of Independence, in the Arkansas
territory, for the sale of such lands of the t.
niled States as are situated in the following
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Vhe sale OF NlanA
Sept. IL.

ON Pedlar river, in the county of Am
~ herst, belonging TO the estate of Nicholas
Cabell, deed, advertised to be made by me as
surviving executor, at Amherst courthouse
on this day, is necessarily postponed in conse.
quence of my inability to attend-The sale
will take place on the first day of Amherst Oc-
tober court, on twelve months credit This
tract containing 1880 acres, by patent to Mel
son Crawford and Nicholas CabeII, bearing
date on or about the Goth day Of September
l797--from this quantity, however, is to be
deducted 600 acres, sold by the said Nelson
Crawford and Nicholas Cabell to Saml Dean
Mr. Nelson Crawford who lives near the land
will show ii to any person disposed to view il
VIM. Ill. CABELL,
Ex'r OF Nicholas Cabell decd
September 81, w3w
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Not

TSHE President and Directors of the
= Lynehbarg and Salem Turnpike Company:
require the stockholders of the said company
TO pay on or before the 9TH day of October
next, the further sum of ten per cent. on the
amount of their several shares, to John Lynch,
Treasurer, this being the seventh requisiton
BY order of the Board
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
Sept 3. t4O9
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o" Tuesday, The gIm day Of September,
VIE following Negroes,
"a Valuable Tavern

] VIN NLNT.
|lNllf subscriber, as attorney in fact for
a. aohG Kennedy, will ON the first day of
the next county court of Catapbcll, being the
18th day of October, 1921 ON the premises,
rent by way ol pnbic auction, To the highest
bidder, Tor the term Of one year, TO commence
on the LIST day Of january. 1929, the Tavern
aud appur rnances at Campbell court house,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. Samuel Jordan.
The terms will be more particularly made
known at the time and place aforesaid
CilISNEI l. DABNEY,
Atty in fact tor John Kennedy
September u. tdr7
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CnnLNlS tlEElGE.

B4ltlaoRt, September d, 1900.
Official Report Of the ooh days drawing OF the
Washington Monument Lottery.
Nlso2e prize Of $50
sJ67 3iul l
-6l7o llp6g ,r ar
~295s2 1887 Z P''~'' "
-i9eS3 1907
And the usual number OF 10
Al marked sold al CoHrS's ofF,cE.
The drawing viii be continued on Netnes-
day neat, when the FIRST drawn number from
the wheel viii be entitled IL 1000 Dollars
The Great capital prize OF Thirty THOU
SAND DOLLARS Is Still undrawn.
Whole Tickets y II Quarters 50 30
Halves Eighlhs / 10
10 be Ind ,snirBeted nndrawn n;
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i.,,SN,

ON last Sunday Morning, at Tate's
~ Spring, or on the Turnpike road lead.
ing 10 il, small blank book, with a re
morocco cover, containing 30 dollars in mo-
ney, and a ga d many accounts Tor beef
Five dollars reward will be given for the
pocket book aud contents
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS
September 81 lts7
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MIR. Francis HARDWOOD, admr. with the

MI r. Francis HARDWOOD, admr. with the
AVA will annexed OF John Clarkson dec d
james Clalkson, VIM CLarkson. Anselm Clark
son, David Clarkson, Betscy Taylor, Thoma,
Jones aud Cattarine his wife, Lucy Dodd and
| &c. Massce, admr OF Joseph Dodd, dec d. \.
Francis Carler-Take notice, that on Saturday
thci2th ,ay of October next, at the Franklin
Hotel, in the town of 'Lynchburg, we shall
proceed 10 take the derositons % Jesse Clark
son and others To be read as evidence in the
Superior Court Of Choncery holden in the
town of lynchbnrgfor the Lynchburg District,
wherein we are plaintiffs and YOU are defen-
dants, where You moy attend or not
HENRY x POLLY BALLENGER.
Scplen 1er6. w4w
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Yen DOLLARS Reward.
Office.

4 PETITION viii be presented to the
= N next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
TO remain IN this state until the year 1926.
CATO JOHNSON, q free man Qfcoior.
Sept. IL. 6wtiMD
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TANEE ~ EGROE.S,
1n ONerseev Wanted.

II HE subscriber ,eiShtS 10 employ an az
L dre, hsaHhy man eiLh small family, 10
overlook q Piaalaiioa, IN Ind trN about niae
mules j6qn LyaehblTg. None need appil for
ne simuioH, cretpi such as cah bring saiisiae-
tory ttsi.mohiais, Of Nrir capabiiiig, soJriety
Industry lddiie"''on. Personal application 10
The subscriber oaig lriH be attended 10 he nas
be seen upon he Plantation ia 4nlherst.
JoHN LAQUELfN AMBER
.ln,hera County, Sepi - 81
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.SegvueS Toy Sale.

GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
~ Girl, viii be sold low for cash, or ON
short credt--say or D months Enquire OF
the Printers
September 81 tets 7
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Notice.

fJNE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
L friends and the public generally that he
has latey commenced keeping Tavern at
Wards Bridge, m the county Of ttsy.vania,
where he hopes from strict attention to the move
business to share hoeral portion of public pa
tronags JOHN WATSON,
September g. vows
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Notice..

T'IE creditors Of Jesse Jones, deed, late of
l. Nelson county, are requested . bring for.
ward Their claims, properly authenticated, be.
fore the 25th day Of December next, and those
indebted to make payment, as am desr Gus to
close my administration. Those failing to com
ply, this notice will be plead in bar to their
claims after thai di e.
CORNELIUS POWELL, admir-
de bonis non Of Jesse Jones, decd.
Aug 80. 3 WOW
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patent Spriug
S ADD LIE So

Fl,HE subseliher having purchased the es'
elusive pghi Of maufta IN ing an vend
ia. NJ Nathan ni.'s newly invented aud high
e. asDT we'd
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Notice.
On Tuesday, The Isl Of October nert,
will sell, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder,
Notice.
MY LAND,

4 DVERTISED for some time last
~ spring in the Lynohburg Press 20 those
wishing TO purchase such tract, who do not
reeollect my former description Of the land, il
may be necessary to say, that the tract con-
tains 900 acres, with about half cut II ad
joins the lands of Natb l. Manson, G. ID. hier
riwether, Edmund Cobbs and others f; lies with
in miles OF Lynchhurg, and is equal in qua
lily to any land in the neigbonrhood, for the
production sof tobacco, corn and every de-
seription OF small grain. he improvements
consist Of dwelling house, with seven rooms.
9Th every out house necessary for conve-
nlence and comfort. Also a double-geered
Grist Mill and Saw Mill,
Which, with little repair would command
the best custom that know. There Is a fine
young orchard of the best selected peach and
apple trees. Possession will be given at
Christmas, with the liberty of seeding wheat
this fall
In the mean time a private sale would be
preferred.
Il TERMS or S.4LE-One third pngabie
The Isl Of January, ls23, md Mt balance IN |,
and years hereolier. A. s. HENRY.
9ept. 8. . ltwtds
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Each sale will commence with the lowest
number of section, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for The use oil
schools, or for other purposes, will be reserv-
ed from sale
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash
ington, this 10th day OF March, 1922,
JAMES MONROE
BY the President
josiah MEIGs,
Commissioner of the Gen Lund Office.
Merch % 50t4N
a. Printers who publish the laws of the
United States viii publish the above once d
week till the first Monday in November next
and send their accounts (receiptsd) to the Gen
eral Land 0lice.
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LOTTERY ND ENCnANGE OFFICE

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia. .Harkd Sbctt, Baltimore.
u Where In the present lottery the 5000
prize was sold aud the ) 10000 prize paid in
cash the moment The ticket was presented, aud
where in the LATE Monument lotteries have
been obtained the great capitals OF & 10000
(lN sHAKES) 80 1000, 2 OF 10000, 3 OF 10000,
Asc.H@c.
u Orders from any part of the u States,
post paid, enclosing The eash or prizr tickets,
WIN meet Che samc prompt attention. II, il on
personal application, addressed 10
}. l. COHEN, Jr
Sec y 10 The Managers, Baliimor,
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Ane following slaves.

To wit George, Nancy, Lucy, Sarah, How
ard, Faster, ben, David, LILY, Grief Tidy,
Banks, Maria aud Calha, aud the increase OF
the females ol said slaves since the execution
OF the deed aforesaid, ii any. Aho, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, stocks of
Cattle, Horses and Hogs, Plantation Tools and
implements Of every description belonging te
said Bobhitt or so much of the above proper.
~ MS will satisfy the object of said trust deed.
All persons wishing In purchase Negroes, will
do well 10 attend, as the above nanied are as
likely as any in Virginia, Acting as trustee, |
shall convey only such title ms is vested in me
rs such ABRAHtM {. SHELTON
sept .l3. 6lds
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SALE OF
NaAuabAe property.

Or virtue of deed of trust executed
- to me by Charles ". bobbitt, for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment OF "a debt due
by said Bobbltt TO John and Robert A. Nard /;
which deed bears daie on the Eth day % sep
TENDER, 1921, and duly admitted to record by
Tie county court ot Pittsylyania, / shall pro-
eecd Ia sell, 10 the highest bidder, for ready
money, ON the 3olh day of this month tsrp-
temher0 al line dwelling house OF said Bobbllt
OF Pig river, in Pittsylvania county,
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Office

TINHE subscriber viii expose 10 sale, on
Il He ION Of Oeiober ueti, at his Pc tidence
ia Campbell county, about one hundred bar
rcls of corn aud his crop Of onis, fodder, &c.
together witt. all the stock ot horses, cattle,
hogs aud sheep, aud cart and sieers.-Ierme
made known on the day
{ II. COBBS.
September q. IL
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Notice.

TB<HE ANIMAL Meeting of the Stockholders
Il of the LyHchbWg and Saienl Tprrpikc
Company, will, by adjournment, be held at the
Franklin Hotel, i'll the town of Lynchburg. on
the first day OF October next, al which time
the attendance OF the members are earnestly
solicited, either in person or by proxy.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept. 3. tlOe
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a n.AEli,

For the purpose Of giving suLPurRoUs
iGAflUNS, for the cute ~ hneaalatsnI4 A.,
Goul, all diseases OF the sidi, Palsy, -.
Lynchburg, Sept. l3 Il Is
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Very Valuable Farm,
THE DWELLING HOUSE

THE DWELLING HOUSE
l..:.IE rs comfortable one, with n la &c
.isItS8 brick kitchen, good smoke house
<esszsrs-z2 and other nee, sSary houses. Taere
Is also large DlstiIery, built Of brick, good
blacksmith's shop and wheelwlight's shop-t
has also en- it an extensive orchard Of well Sc.
lected fruit. This tract lies in the upper end of
the county, in an agreeable neighborhocd, and
is considered to be as healthy a situation as any
in Virginia, the water not being surpassed by
any in the state. There is an extensive view OF
the mountains from the tract, ard It lies within
ten or eleven miles ofthree manufacturing mills,
and an inspection of tobacco.
The terms will be three equal annual pay.
ments, to be secured by bond, with approved
personal security, and deed Of trust on the
land.
Ay person inclined to buy privately, before
the day of sale, will apply to the subscriber, re-
siding on the last mentioned tract, in the upper
end Of Buckingham.
PHILIP DUVAL,
Aug. 16. 2 wew
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Renl, f. Owens,

-FOUR doors north ofthe Virginia Bank
j and neat To Messrs. Gait, Bullock a Go,
Is nov opening AN extensive assortment oil
Medicines, Paints, Dye-StmDs, &c.
shich he will dispose OF on the most reasona.
bic terms. AT the same place he has established
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COMMUNICATION.

" 1t touches US not; let the CALLED jade vince our
withers are unwrung"
Mr.. SHIRLEY-When nv eve fell upon the
piece in your last, signed " Buggee,o it deroured
il rapidly, in the hope Of finding some account
of the curious vehicle, which is now in such
vogue among US, under that singular appellation.
You must therefore be sensible, that finished
the perusal Of it with feelings of sorrow and dis
appointment I had expected, at least, defni.
ton of the term, and some description Of the
creature to which it was attached; but how IN
kind ia the writer, to excite hope, and then 50
sadly to deceive it!
have strong desire to see that thing, which
IS 50 often spoken Of in the circle ofmy acquain-
lance, but all fail in giving me an idea OF IT.
They are also ignorant of its true name, some
calling If Shandrvda7. some Buggce, and
other some Jaunting Car. II is said to be o.
Irish extract, " but nobody knows who its father
is !" and am still at loss, respecting its shape
its movement, and its extraordinary advantages
over all the carriages, which this inventive age
have applied to the luxury and excentricity Of
man.
When Twas young girl, il used 70 be an uni
versal custom for ladies and gentlemen 10 mount
their horses to ride for pleasure. Sometimes the
lady, as in the age Of chivalry, would caracole
upon her high melted steed, at others would
jog on comfortably seated upon the domestic
Pillion. But now, indeed, the age has become
too tender and delicate for this noble exercise.
and we must indulge ourselves in all the refine
inent of Stuffed backs and cushions, Of jaun;.o5
cars and shandrydans. / am glad, however. %
Ind that the age of chivalryn is returning an'
that our lads and lasses are again seeking ATE
the most elegant accomplishment Of th2 oioeA
| time.
ihave not been EGoh ofa traveller II r'v 'i.''
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The Mexican Congress have formally Recognized
the Independence OF the Republic OF Colombia ana
have received with the yeest manifestation % JOY
the recognition Of their Independence by the United
States.
WEST INDIES.
NEw-YonK, June 22-From 81 1homGs.-
We learn from orr correspondent, under date Of
the ID inst that the u. 5. ship Hornet. Capt
Henley, was to sail in few days for Porto
Rico, for the purpose OF inquiring into the cause
of the detention of several American vessels at
that place.
The last accounts from the Main stated that
the RoyaIists still held possession of Porto Ca
beIlo, and the only place of any consequence
which they did hold.
Free Port IN HGytL-President Boyer, by decree
issued al Port au Prince on the Goth Of May last has
declared that the port of ST. Mak is open to foreign
vessels that they may henceforth trade thereat, con-
forming to custom-house regulations and that timber
for building and shingles, from the United States
shall be subject duty at said port for one year
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A. ID. 1822-Approved.
OLIVER WOLCOTT.
NEW-UAMPSHIPF


Nomination of GoUernor-Goyernour PeII
Of New Hampshire, having been elected 10 tie
Senate of the United States for six years from
the 4th of March next, caucus has been held
at Concord for the nomination of candidate
to succeed him in the GubernatoriaI chair. On
the first ballot the votes were for the Hon. Sam.
uel Dinsmore, formerly member OF the council
70, Arthur Livermore, 90, Jonathan Harvey,
81, David l.. Morrill,, 10, VIM. Pickering. 8,
Ezra Bartlett, g. Josiah Butler |, VIM Badger
|. On the second ballot Mr.. Dinsmore had 90
votes, Mr.. Lvermore 81, Mr.. Harvey 27, Mr.
Morrill, z, and Mr. Bartlett /. Air. Dinsmore
was accordingly declared the candidate.
AGRICULTURAL.
PORTSMOUTH, June IA hint TO Farmers.
From all accounts, we fear il is pretty certain
that tue crop of Hay will be uncommonlv scant
III this part Of New England.
Oct. 6, 182l.--This day we cut down part
OF the corn that was planted on the 4th and 5th
days of July last, and weighed as much Of II as
grew Cd square rod, which weighed 1O4 lbs. !
but we suppose that many ears had been pluck
ed from this part for eating, as we had gathered
considerable, promiscuously from the whole
The land used was piece ofmowing from which
we took moderate crop of hay about the last
OF June, and immediately plowed the land, and
gave slight dressing in the holes under the
corn. The produce may be called about eight
tons of green fodder TO the acre."
The sort OF corn used in this case was that
usually denoulinated succatash, or sweet corn N:
which is probably the most fit for this purpose.
Journal.
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Mr.. J. Abbot, of Aptauga county, Alabama,
is stated 10 the n. York Daily Advertiser, 70
have COW with three horns. The third one
is nearly foot .ong, projecting from The side
of the neck near the shoulder.
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FRANCISCO MARIA LOMBADO.
Deputy and Secretary.
JOSE IGNACIO GUTIERREZ,
Deputy and Secretary.
By tie Regency Of the Empire.
Therefore il is commanded, that all the tribu-
nails Judges, chiefs, governors, and all other au-
thorities, as well civil and military as ecclesias-
teal, of whatever class or station, do respect
and cause to he respected, to fulfil and execute
the present decree in all its parts. Taking
special care that it be printed and circulated
throughout the nation.