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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

MESSRS. William. L. Christian, Tho
4sh mas Apling and William Johnson; take
notice that | shalt on the nth day Of April
next, at the house Of William r. Carter, in the
county of GoochIand, and state of Virginia,
proceed TO take the deposition of the said
William T. Carter and on the 18th of the
same month at the House of Capt Lindsey
Coleman, in the county of Amherst shall
proceed te take the deposition of David APP
ling, which dispositions are TO be read as evil
dence on the trial OF a suit depending in the
chancery court of Amhert county, in which
am plaintiff and yoa are defendants, when
and where you may attend if YOU please.
JOHN CHRISTIAN.
March a. W4wf %
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JAMES f. HE ATH,


sINHtttJ o. L UUttt sICFOUVLS.
IN 4CT calling in the per Cent. Certifcate;
Passed january l9h, 1873
RE II enacted BY the General .4syembiu, That
the holders or owners u Old State Certificates
beoring an interest OF Six per ceatum per an
mum shall on or before the first day of Sep
tembernext, present the same for redemption
TO the Auditor of Public Accounts, who sh all
thercupon issue his warrant or arrauts on
the Treasurer, for the amount of prime pal and
interest due Oh such certificates
II the holders OF owneIs OF such certificates
shall fail or refuse on or before the first day of
september aforesaid, 10 present the same for
redemption, the interest thereon shall after
that period cease aud all warrants thereai-
ter issued, shall be tor the principal sum due,
and interest up to hat day.
II shall be the duty of the Auditor Of Public
Accounts as soon as may be, TO cause this net
10 be published for three months successive
iy, in some newspaper published in the
cities Of Richmond and Washington, and in
thetowu' OF Lynchburg, Fredericksburg, Win
chester aud Borough of Norfolk.
Prolided hOmerer, ona be II further enacted,
that nothing herein contained shall be so con
strued as to have any application to that por-
ton OF the certificates aforesaid, which is
nov held by the President and Directors OF
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from and after
the passage thereof.
March /. 3m So
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This is to certify that / trained the bay horse
belonging to Gel. VIM. Rice, by the name OF
LAW RENEE, the fall after he was two years
old the spring that he was three, the fall after
he was three, and again the tail after he was
four he wes very promising the fall after he
was .hree, when carried him 10 New Mar
ket with the full intention oil running him III
the post stake, two mile heats, with JIMDLE
ON an5 REALITY but to my great NORTH
cation, found HIM lame few days before the
race. Although il is said and believed 10 be
the best colt race ever run in America, am
OF opinion, had he not rot lame, that he
would have done himself credit IN the race,
not have won't. His private trials with the
same horse tha' Iimeleou was tried With, the
same ground. ord the same watch, induces
the opinion lie was rested from thai lirne
until the fail stter he was ieur, with the hope
81 his recovery, when trained hun air and
found he had improved but then sscertained
thai be had received an injury that would or
csald not be removed he was trained by
Mr. william Wynn the NEXT spring, as Cot
krP thought his ground was sandy and soft
and probably he might stand it---but could
uat=-yet, he progressed FAR enough TO cOu
vince Mr. Wynn that he was a race horse, il
BIS leo would hold. I only think ii dong JUS
tice 10 say thatl gave him mp with great re
luctance JAMES J. HARRISON.
Brunswick, Feb %, 1919. w4wlo
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uYiIDIf E1DpGIa
I'm Chancery.

IN the County Court Of Nelson, tie cath
JGnuarp, 1925.
James Montgomery and Charles Perrow,
and Robert Bives, Administrator OF Jesse
Clarkson, decd. CCmpalnants.
Against,
Elizabeth Martin, Thomas Uerndon and
Polly his wife, James Iast and fatsey his
vile, John Utlyand Nancy his wife, Samuel
Parish and Jane his wife, David Il. Clarkson,
James Clarkson and William Cl7kson,
Defendants.
This day came the compliments, by their
attorney, and il appearing TO the satisfaction
of the court, TINT the defendants, John Uuy
and Nancy his wife, aud William Clarkson
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth,
on motion OF the complanants, il is deCreed
and ordered by the court, that the said de
PENDANTS John uny and Nancy his wife, and
William GARRISON, do appear here, on or be-
fore the fourth Monday in April next, and
answer the complainant shill; and give secu-
rlty according 10 The act Of Assembly, in such
case made and provided And that a copy
of this order be- forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, published in the town of Lynch
burg, for two months snccc.sivcly, aud that
another cory be posted up at the door OF the
court house, Of this county, two court days
previous 10 said April court next
A Copy-.reste,
SEAl0N II LOVING, u c.
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MY. Xhonas AkaSiAge,

GIRL shall proceed on the 10Th and
~ 18th days OF May next, 10 take the testi
mony of William Armistead aud others, at the
tavern OF Robert NORRIS, in the town OF
Lynchburg, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. NJ and 8 O'Clock, P. N. of each day, which
testimony shall offer in evidence before the
superior court OF chancery for the Lynchburg
district, in the case of the in junction in which
you are plaintiff, and myself and others are
defendants. JOHN WHITE.
March IL. vii AlQ9
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And completed in few NIL.
Il .hcLNIIhE, Ahaa,,r.
SCHEME.
$500 prizes
l6GH1 blanks.

This lottery is formed by the fer,s.,
binalioh ana permniailon OF 30 numb. -1'.
determine the prizes therein, the IN ,, -
will be publicly placed into a Who'll ,..
day of drawing, aud four OF them vii vi '..
ont and that ticket having ON il f.,,. 'a4
aud 80 drawn Nos. IN tue order i
drawn, will be entitled to the rrlzo - , ,''.'a
dollars ; and those five other lirl w
shall have on them lie same Nos - '|''a
lowing orders, Shall be eultIedt 1be - W
affixed 10 them, respectively, viz t''@e'
Tie lst, 3D. aud ID to S6d0o
I'd, lst and Sd to 4on0
Cd, Sd and Isl 10 3.ooo
3D., Isl and 2dto 2oao
Sd, 2d and LIST 10 l.53g
Those SIX other tickets which shall baro
them three OF the drawn Nos and tbo.etL,,'
the lst, I'd and 9TH, in one Of their several -.
ders OF combination or Formulation, will ear,
be entitled to prize of : 600.
those SIX other tickets which shall have n,
them three of the drawn Nos. and those ,lree
the list, Sd and 9TH, in some one of their ,eyt.
raj orders OF combination or pernnation.vil
each he entitled TO prize of 5000.
Those SIN other tickets which shall have IN
them three OF the drawn Nos and those threa
the ID, Sd and 9TH, in some one of their or.
ders, will each he entitled to prize of g2oo
Those l66 tickets which shall have on Them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those two the I'd
and 9TH, will each be entitled To n prize Of
S24.
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have On them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those two the2I
and 3D. or Cd and 1tb, Will each be entitled 10
prize OF Sl2.
All others, being 469, having on them fr,
of the drawn Nos will each he entitled ms
prize OF 50.
Aud all those 7 800 tickets, hayingon Nem
hnt one OF the drawn Nos. will each be euli.
tied 10 prize OF 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn rri7s
of superior denomination, can be entitled 10
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 day. after the drawing.
and subject 10 the usual deduction Of fifteen
per cent.
Hdoie Tickets 81 90
II1itts ? 90
Quarters / 90
Packages Of ten tickets, embracing the 30
Nos OF the lottery which of necessity must
draw at least Sl3 90 nett, with so many
chances for capitals !; or shares OF packages
may be had At the same rate.
Prizes in any OF the lotteries Of New Norb
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland aud
Virginia, will be received in payment
n Orders for tickets (enciosing the cH't)
in any of the lotteries of New York, Penn
sylvunia, MARYLAND and Virginia will NEE,
with prompt attention, if addressed 10 tie
truly lucky office of
ADRIAN X. NORTH, Lynehbwe
+ hruary IL
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i.AW oCnO,pi..

I'VE next Session fthe Lam School nj Need
\ hum, within one Eiile aud quarter OF the
town OF FarmvIle, "a town still rising IN lis
commercial charncter,) IN the county Of Prince
E,ipYud on the .ippomnii0y, and about three
aud hall miles llom the stage road, Oeadug
from K,6hmsud 10 IVnchb,irg, nj fumes tay-
ern ia the county ot CuBlbtrlnnd. viii coin
meace on the FIRST Monday IL April neat, and
end with the preseut year. For the benefit
pi this instliubou,l refer to all who hhvd
been at II The practice OF the lew ~ IT
should be pursued IN all the courts al The com
mouweath, is - atemsticaly taught ~ this
,chool 50 that the student has n TAR oppor
tuuity, while he - obtaining II knowledge Of
the theory 81 the law TO combine with II also,
u,cfai aud ncct@arg knowledge OF the prac-
lice II II. Hitherto thrre was some difficulty IN
geuine onveurenf Recommendations Bnttaht
dIiGculiY - removed For | understand that
Mr. IredeaI, q mosf1rspectal.le gentleman IN
fanaIale, aud who keep, a most respectable
public house, viii BE- able 10 accommodate
live or siK gentlemen tor the session and ~
mfhy more, not exceeding twelve IN all, can
be accommodated, as members Of nay ftIn1iB
except tbeir washing, about which they will
find 40 difficulty Those, who live with me
will he furnished with the necessary books,
aud must nay ia advHI &C Y22o Those who
1--we with hlr IredNay, or ia the neighbor
hood, must ~ like manner, pny 500 Tor no
s'lf member, can be received Tor less time
hand y hole session. All otter re gutrs ions,
.ouccsing the LAW SCHOOL, will remain
- heretofore Tor winch, SEE the printed
Iuurn.l thereof TIE second and third vol
mes Of which are now ready Tor the press
shall b. III Richmond, until about the 26th
March here letters addressed 10 me, upon
his subject, will receive The most friendly at
entlon CREED TAYLOR
March % 2t6l
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% Dollars keWara.

RUNAWAY from the possession Of Jott
Ia Letirieb yr. aGom tpetce months ago, u
negro man namtd G.4bRIIL, Of rery dark
comPterlon, about four fret = or 10 incheSdigh,
md about hiHy tlro gears ofoge, no particn.
lar marks recotiected e9rfpt some small knots
IN his dread about the stae Of a marble, and
reTy rough bumpy ehm.
lam of ogis,on Hat he is no,V lurking about
The neighborhood Of john ometts, on tie head
,eaters Of Goose Creek, ,chere he has uite, as
he has been seen IN That quarter frequently.
The Adore reward ofhgenig fire doliars lciH be
girtn to anu person qeho aeW dt{iueT him to me,
or secure HIM IN Bedtord Jail so that get hiw
dgain. ROBERT ". REESE.
january %. l,tS IL
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PEDIGREE

LAWRENCE was got by the celebrated Sir
Archy, who was BY old Doomed, out of the
imported marc Ca,tanira, by Rockingham
his dam by the imported horse Sir Harry who
was by Sir Peter leadle, aud considered one
OF MS best sons--bis grand dam by Chant
oeer--his great grand dam by old Cellar, who
was by old Janus--hi5 gr great grand dam
vas by FIimnsp-his gr. gr great grand dam
was by Mark Anthony--and he was raised by
me WILLIAM RICE.
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'lVust Sale.

PURSUANT to a deed of trust bearing
Il date the 29th September, 1924, and duly
recorded in the clerks office of the county
court OF Amherst, executed by Spencer u.
>oryeIl TO the subscribers, for purposes there.
in expressed, we shall proceed TO sell, for rea-
dy money, al the tavern house of Miner Cox,
the county of Amherst, on Friday the
18th day Of May next, certain negro slave
named ANN ELIZA. Acting as trustees, we
shall convey such title only as is vested in US.
c. DABNEY,
JAS. L. LANlPkIN, '"'''e'
March IL Ttds2o
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Notice.

pie subscriber being about 10 remove
- from this place, earncctiy requests all
those inde bted TO him to come forward and
settle their accounts forthwith, as longer in
diligence vii not be given.
His remaining stock of GROCERIES will
be disposed 6f on the lowest terms for cash
in order TO wind up his business
ROBERT ORR.
March 9. 2w lm66
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A Efiter in the Charleston Courier es
Inmates the increase Of the cotton crop in
the Southern States at 900 bales, over
that Of last year.
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Valuable Real Estate
Yen NoNavs NeWaen.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
IA III fittsylvena county, Virginia, on Mon
day the III inst negro hoy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, years old, / teet 10
or II inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he LEFT acme, a par of blue
checked pantaioons, a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, IL rart' mark recolIeo-
ted. tie was seen on =, ..sesday night the
iltl inst. at Mr.. Swimcy's near Lyuchburg,
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
deliver him 10 mo or lodge him in Jail SO that
get him asan, shall receive the above re-
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
An ust 81. wtsa
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Notice.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed 70
, the subscribers by Freeman wainwright,
which deed is of record in the clerks flee,
oithe county court OF L. dlord, bearing date Au-
gust 1923, for purposes therein expressed, we
shall ON Thursday, the 1ih day OF AP II 1879,
proceed to sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder
on the premises
a certain Tract OF l.ana,
in the county of Bedford, adjoining The lands
OF Nicholas Robertson, John Ayres a others,
containing 10 acres. The title IS thought TO
be good, but such as is vested in us will be
given, aud none other.
WILLIAM A. ANTHONY, y-,,,,,..
WILLIAM ID. MARTIN,
March ls. W3w'3O
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peaNar Minis Tor Sale j..

rINHE subscriber is determined 90 selling
l. his TEDLAR MILL estate; this pro-
perry and the many advantage thst attend il
is 50 generally known, rs for minute de-
scription to be deemed unnecessary suihce
il To shy 1t ~ one of the best stands 10 Virginia,
tor Mill Store, Disti.Iery and Tavern, all OF
which are on the premises and in elegant re-
ppir for business, together With several tene-
ments occupied by mechanics and private la
miles.
Terms, from one to eight years credit on
the purchasers securing the payments by
lien on the property, aud bonds and Security
o carry interest from tue date. Sho1ld a
private sale not be effected before the second
day Of April next, tof which due notice Will
be elyen) 1t wdl hen be sold nj public auc-
ton on The premises, and II necessary divided
20 suit purchasers. Also At Tie same time
and place will - sold several likely negroes
ana all my otler3proPcr'y 2 every deserlp
lpn. SAo. w AkE.
Pedlar Milie, March T. w4w II
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Hublic Notice.
..4nflior'S Office. Eeh.

.4nf,tOr's Office, Feb. D. 1925.
DIRSCANT to a clause therein cortail.
4 ed, the subioined act is published for the
information OF all holders or owners OF Virgin
V Military Certificates bearing an interest OF
SIX per cent. Every such certificate presented
at this office for redemption by any other than
ed, must be endorsed or assigned by such orr
einal owner, or in case OF his dt ath, by his e
gal represe ntatige
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vact of NanAs

lying 10 the counties of Piusy lvenia aud bed
fore, near the junction of Pige and Staunton
rivers, supposed 10 contain between five aud
slx thousand acres. The said tend is valuable,
Il considerable portion Of it being Arst rate to-
bacco land. 1t will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers--Nt the time aud place ot sale, tho
deed OF trust aforesaid win be exhibited and
the subscriber wall convey TO the purchaser or
purchasers at the sale the title vested in them
by the deed of trust, Whict IS believed TO be
uHquestIonable.
JESSE BURTON, }
CHIsWELL DABNEY, trustees
February wtas24
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The elegant and Thoroughbred
IAQIls44tG 3a

~ lEAUflFUL BAY, ten years old this
"a sIrng, FIVE feet four inches high, IN high
health and vigour, will stand the present sea-
son al the Rotetour Springs, and will be let
10 mares at so the season, II paid within tue
season, or $50 without, 81 TO insure, and IS
the leap--tbe season to commence the lst oil
March and end the lst OF August. His figure,
mnscular powers and blood will most assured
" place him among the first stations IN the
country. Lawrence WAS unfortunate In train
ing al three years old. Inc certificate OF Jas.
J. Harrison, ESQ. WHO trained him, which IS
hereto annexed, proves tliat be would have
breu on the tnff had not his snews gwen way.
II ne, blood form, CO our, character as II toal
getier, snd the exalted opinion OF those who
trained ban rs a race horse, aud "A low price,
are Inducements, have no doubt that Law
renee wit be patronized. lie is the property
oil William X. Johnson, ESQ. who has lately
purchased him a. very high price, on nc
count Of his superior blood but more part.
culariy in consequence OF his great reputation
rs sure ioal geter. lie writes me that his
colts are the very finest now going. The u
dest OF them will be three years old neat
ring.
The price at Which he stands may, by some,
be thought high being probably more than
has ever been paid in this part of the country
but when his extraordinary blood aud cha
ractcr rs foal getter are taken into conside
ration, / will venture ts say he is the cheapest
horse thalsyer stood IN the upper country -
Fifty cents vii be expected Tor the groom in
every instance. Mares fed agreeable TO order,
at Il low prce---good pasturass gratis, but no
liability for accidents.
CHARLES JOHNSTON
Iaysgo,trf Cfv5,,or t5,fr,J 1
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MarshaA,e Sale.

IN nursua nee of decree of the Superior
4 Court OF Chancery for the Lynchburg dis
tricf, pronounced on the 2lst of May, l524,
IA a cause therein depending between
John Campbell PHI
Aud
John Jacobs, David l. clarkson and Peter
{. Jacubs Detts.
The undersigned Marshal Of said court, will
on Saturday, the % day of April, ls25, vt
fhir il not, the Dest i',ir day thereafter, sun
days eGrepted) proceed 10 sell, by way OF
public auction, before the front door oil The
Franklin Hotel, in the town olIyuchburg, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
peVsonal Pfoperty,
To wit one negro woman named Dolly, and
tour children 10 wit Demsay, Lnyina, Balrrr,
and Spencer, aud one bay Ware, or 80 much
OF the said property As will be sutiicirHi TO
sali.iy the defendant, John jacobs de5ts and
costs, being the same property conVefed ~
trust deed executed by John Campbell 10
David |. Clarltson, and Peter { jacobs irus-
tees, tor the benefit OF john Jacobs, bearing
date the 22d ol April, l522, aud OF record N
the county court Of Nelson.
oEO. NOODsON, N /. z. .. G.
March T. wlds -
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NV YoaK, March lit will he pre-
celVed by our shipping list, that number of
valuable arrivals had occurred Yesterday. IL
Is said that no less than t,Uo millions of pre-
perry came into polt-a proaf of the great
and growing prosperity Of New York.
Mach i2.-Buf3ne the AZ hours ending
at " o'clock last night, when our paper
went to press, no less than 80 vessels ar
rived at this port from sra-many nfthem
ships of the largest class, aud all with va
lauble cargoes. The constant iunpx of
property to this market, exctes the as
Constituent ofeven those n hy have been
most extravagant in .heir calculations as To
the rapid growth and prosperity # tins
sty.
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FON NENY,
.MayshaA's sale.

IN pursuance Of decree of the superior
court of chancery for the Lynchburg Dis.
trict pronounced on the 9th day OF Novem
Der 1924, IN osuse therein depending, be-
tween
oovrein letter sndElliott Je'er, PITTS.
And
Christopher Clark, Wm.J Walker and Seth
Ward Defts.
The Undersigned Marshal Of the sad court
viii on Monday the 4th day OF April nat, uf
fur, il net the next fair day thereafter, Sun
DAYS oxcepied1 eNnose TO sale by way of pub
lie auction, TO tue highest bidder two SO
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TpI virtue of deed of trust executed to
- rs, hearing date on the 9th day OF Janu.
AIRY, ISIS, and recorded in the county court
OF PtttsylvaUa, we shall, on Friday the 18th
day of April, 1925 AT the residence of Mr.
Charles Garter, in the county OF Pttsylvana,
sell, by way OF public auction, tor cash, one
. bird rs
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By a letter received 10 this place, we
earn, that the Eagineers, selected fer the
purpose, will commence survet of The
road from Washington city TO New Or
leans, along the Atlantic route, in a few
days; they will return by the middle
route, and then survey the route through
this valley which, we are happy to state,
bas los preference, at present.
S!auEtsn Spectator.
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Valuable l.nnA ior sale.

An ust 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-14
PIRACY AND MURDER.

Charleston, May Owe learn by cap
tain Luddington, of the sloop James
Monroe, arrived yesterday from Neu-
vitas ard Nassau, IN. P.) that the schr
Planter, capt Eldridge, formerly a
coaster from this port to the south
ward y which sailed from N. York for
Neuvitas, on the 18th of Feb. last, was
fallen in with about the 10th March of
Neuvitas, by piratical pilot-boat rig
ged schooner, mounting guns, who
took possession of her and run to lee
ward of Neuvitas, where, it is believed
they murdered the captain and all
hands. The above pirate is supposed
to be the vessel captured by the U. S.
Steam Galliot Sea Gull, and the boats
of the Br. frigate Dartmouth-goods
having been found on board, known to
have been shipped in the Planter. Cap
tain l.. also states, that boat from Ma
tanzas had arrived at Neuvitas, short
time previous to his sailing, which re-
ported that she had been fallen in with
by the Colombian privateer schooner
Revenge, Capt. Bedford, who took out
her cargo, consisting of beeswax, and
allowed her TO proceed. The captain
OF the boat stated, that while in COM
pany with the Revenge, he saw an A.
merican cruizer send her boats on
board of the schr. Planter, then lying a,
anchor near the shore. The lieuten
ant commanding the boats went or
board the P. when one Of the pirates
supposed to be the captain, presented
what he called his commission, upor
which the lieutenant shot him through
| the head.
The Catawba Journal Of the 26tl ult
printed at Charlotte, IN. c. observes
that if the coming season shoul'
prove favorable, the next crop Of Cot
ton will be large. We have been told
that since the extraordinary advanc
in the price of cotton, fields alread
planted with corn, have been ploughe'
up, and replanted with cotton; whethe
this be so or not, it is quite certain
that much more cotton will be PLANTED
this year than was last"