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n Office is hereby given that the Cells
' IN rb" lnnaiic Hospitrl in the Ciy
al " iIheushurg. are all occupied, aud that
no more palItnls viii he received in the
4aid Hospital, until 4nin. st thr said Cells
are sacan,---dur notice of which will be
2iNPn.
By orler Of the Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, &C. y.
Iuly ~, 1875, nts&p
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New Books aud Stationary.


AND New York, very large additional ,nn.
lpy OF ''l
New Books aud Stationary.
Which IN addition 10 his former stock on
maud renders his assortment very extensive
and complete.
lMlll merely remark 10 those who with ,a
purchase, thai rs my stock sn very unu,,al.
~ large, that in future I nm dettrrri5lr4 TO sell
at very iom prices for cash, and will therefor,
thank every person 10 give me Il call before
they purchase, and am very confident that
they will find it IN their interest
Among the BOOKS, by the late arrivals
are TIE following new works, w;
History Of the Expedition 10 Russia, underia-
ken by the Emperor Napoleon in Lap. nv
General Count rhilp be segiIr. in vols.
Inc pubhr may resi- assured, hat this is one
OF the most interesting works they hive
had the pleasure OF ferusng Tor lone
time.
Babylon The Great, in vols. Thj. work !.
pron oeneed by Judges To beverv cNcrllen,
Marriage, by the Author of Inheritance. in
: vols. Think this is about as good Nov.
81 as have read, though some differ from
me about it.
Gaietic5 aud Gravifies in 2voIs This vorL
IS Thought - he equal to Washington lr.
vim Sketch Book
to hn y.r,. s,,a h.. al 49,, y, i,''"y
"Reminiscences Ia, ri',.ia' p,.,Ia' "d ~, ~
Lincoln lam Ilo,,,I,.,.,. = ~
or sn,lon -, "'''" ""' WI" "'s"'
Mrmnirs of th, c,o,,,.ss 10 ,.,,;, ,o,...,.
The second sol. is Just ent from the press,
a. brings her lie down to very interesting
period.
Tales OF the Crusaders in vols. by the Au
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This work is 81 universally admired, aatit
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.hiIilnury and .nautuu Making con
tinuet.
.Nrs. fli2.aheth VrusloW .

tkNONIEDGES IL her numerous
friends mud the public in general thu
sratiiud she feels for the extensive eucuu.
rasemrnt already received hnd assure hem
thni hi i better prepared, than before, Ia
ilre,c'hll thusr that may iu future favor her
with lheir custom, Yin either branch Of her
business. A Young Iody bevinR iust come
an Ia live with her, well qualified by Que ot
he most tasty md tnehionRhlr lndte. OF New
York. work can he done IN the ncnicst mnn.
nFr aud n the shortest notice.
Old LeghorR aud Sfralc greatly i'm
Prorrd By Hrochng-and dressed
IN. handsome Stgie.
Size also offer. a very Elegant assortment Of
Leigh rnc. !Sira1o, Satin, lSIk. and
other Bonaets. ofthe latest fashton
With beautiful supply 81
TWhdnS. Cans. fapCS. collars. Rib
ba,nis aud foroerS, at very io,V pri-
ceS.
Her stock niFnrd' such variety, that custom.
efs cannot la,l to suit themsnlvsa.
= All critters from the country shall he
dav noticed and promptly attended to--o
few doof. below Messra II q X X L. store
end nearly opposite Messrs Noutl .. Mnr.
CANS store harcl g ts6s
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Gkk}, lNiES.
s. LANCASTER d. 90.

s. LANCASTER a. 90.
1 AVE Jbet frc,1ted then .paug .pn-
Il pls ot GR0C EKlFs. AIMING Which hre
or.cans, It Cfoik. & Musrosado sogtS
Loaf s0gRr. coti,e, tens
VS. lndln aud Orleans mulhs4es
SPICE, dytsm1. almond. rnisin.
jde lend innnefs' oil matkrre
he'rines window glass, Areprng pspsr
n lara, hq6or ess.a. CHM Wer-
Ca'uhGs, tumbIrts, deceniets &c.
= "rm and talioW eRadrs. cheese
Nnds, iron, aOcei, drhiJohns
Litter paper, Fnufov drr
E0O shcks ALT, clover ssa
loo heur,t -four
lO,WO Ihs bacon
OId .ognso brandy
Old peach Do
Old prEe do
Old iloIieud an
Country rin
Old Jamaica rum
Antlgue do
New England do
Cherr> brandy
Co3alal
Oh P. Madeira wine (clliou's IN.
puflAnon)
S,rdy Madeira vine
l. Z IenninHp do
Oh pon do
CInrct DO de
tbampaiGne do
Malaga do
london porter
Pmlad,lplia 10
Nhth they offer upon n" most reasonable
terms Tor Gosh or Country produce
" They also confirm" 10 j" the Commits
son Business ia lis various hrsuehc.
March g dos
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13

WHICH She las opened ~ the tenement in
Brfk k0~, opposite Mrssrs Morgan h W
Daniel, neal dpor above Nh l. Patterns
Her "'sorCt-rni consl',s N part Of
supcrflue blue ant black cloths
40 assorted COLOUR do
DO blue and black cassimeres
fine aud r"mIuan ehssinetis
Rack Hpr.niInr
l ollrh,tDr Nestines with borders
Silk valencia DO do
thmbri.ks and cainhIirk nuslins
1aconel and null mnslins
SIX gloves aud hosr, hlack aud white
Fancy cl'ntz aud raiicoes for ladies dresses
Black figured silks RHd sssUIted colours do
All kieJS oi ribbons, snnlr nice patterns
LINEN samhrtk and kentine
lhrfat lace aud tdqthgs
Tortoise tack aud side combs
Bomba2.lies, PLAN md figured
ArilhCial flowers aud wreath.
Ostrich feathers, tipped with every colour
Geuilemrn'- fur has
DO Shoes, course aud fine
Geuilemcu's hanlboo walking cane. nv ths
duz ~ single one,
u is tier intention 10 keep. IN addition 10
her regular stock of merchandise. every Cur,
ment al t'rnllemrn's Wearing Apparel made
by her otNn hands, which she vii " arrahI 10
hr made ~ the best manner Amongst whirh
are Genllenten's Guernsey Shirts ADrawpr,
AIso5 Colored persons Clothing of every de-
scripton and nj the most reduced prIces.
Mrs King will also cut and make Ladies'
aud Gentlemen Cloaks. She viii also ear
~ on The MAMMA Making business in all its
varions branches
Mrs. kiug AaftPrs herself she will frequent.
" have 1t in her power 10 aifnrd solid proof,
that II Is mnch cheaper 10 buy ready made
clothing, when On mav always be sure of q
til and aithe lowest prices.
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CLDATXS.
" ard fAection.

ENlE Waed Election for urnr Common
Councilnon IN each ward, IN the TIA
Of Lynchhsrp will TAXI rInec, pursuant 10
an Nc, ot assembly, "cnfiled an art tot divld-
iugth" town ut Lynchburg into ward, and
tor p'bcr purposes, on thr first tuesday in
April next, aud will be held in Lynch ward,
M, !. ing n. That part Of sud town, below
the IdH'lry, extending from Lynch lotwelhh
street. "t the tenement occupied BY john
walker es a counting room, oH Cd street. Aud
IN Henry ward 40. ,, being ali that parl OF
said town above said first alley, extending
from Eyncn IN twelfth street, 3, the Office oil
Augustine Ieitwich, on I'd street
StAlL. BRANSfORD, Sergf ofae
March 2 tide Corporation o( Lynch g.
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Re NOVEL.

Vie subscriber has removed IN the
4 Home formerly occupied ty Thos
Duval Gbetwern the stores OF AIessrs Bowen
aud NJ kee, Robinson u Co. on Bank Square
Where he will continue to keep II general as
snrlmenf of
-'taple and Fancy Goods.
Ae ncgs oferg for sale an excellent assort-
mrnt o. seasonsble goods, principally com
prisin2
London RlHe and Black Cloths,
CdssimereS, Cdssinetfs, Blankets,
sc. &c.
ABNEY NJ. FAckLER
FEB T. is26
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Sooks and Stationary

AklllE SUBSCRIBER has received bv The
II late arrivals, direr from philsaeh,bia
AVID New York, very large additional SUP.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13
Eurthsr Supplies Of
STAPLE ~ FANCY GOODS.

PURCHASED Al the AUCTION SALES n
Ne" York Tor CASH, Which We ere he.
termined 10 sell at the very lowest market
prices.
Rose, aud London DUMB, Bristol md point
Blankets
Rcd, white, ena Green fannels, assorted
Heavy SWHu>i TIA do
DO. twiled Fluebngs, for biz coats
large assortment oil linc mud coarse Cassi.
nets
Clarct Brown, OLIVE, Grey md Green Cloths
fashionable ,hpdr, tor irnck oonts
Shepherds and llrst's imperial blue 4 blae K
Cloths
Maria Loaisa hlne pelsse cloths
Suprrhne and common mlled drnb do
Real ltadan aud Florence black silks
Black and rolonred gro. de Naples aud vel.
veipeo do.
Heevv chain, hlnck Ieventecn
French and tnrl~h winter ealiooe4. larea
mad very choice supply entirely new N
I. fashion aud colour
Elegantly worked Swiss. India, aud Jacentt
muslin Robes
Worried Swiss aud India null URndk crchief,
A rich as,orlmen nj ot Ibrebd, g,np, aud bob
hineu Ipces
Al PLAIN aud figured hobh,ncu
A splendid assortment ri Rich worked Indin
aud Swiss mutt musius
WFTTTE wAnDX VELVET for
painting on
Eleaani nerino aud cashmere long n square
shuo Is
GNU. Rprrgc AVID vclvciern IILfs
DE WTy'g CLINTON ondother fan
~ POI krt 10.
A PLAN and figured blk Lpvan'ine creyn,s
PLAIN and ninfrd cashmere ,hnNls
ItvurYf a. Hind H.,
PLAN Black do. do. very superior
81 do. do. RamhAzeeu
Furniture and garment dimlirs
Fancy colourcd aud white fr,ugcs
, lnses fashionable curls
poz Mrs Cantelo's patent corselts
CIGARS
l32 rDaid and Cambtc Cloaks made in very
superior style.
Il is III" intention ri the subscribers 10 otTrr
their stock nj re .uccd prices, md every rC.
lort will he made L. render satisfaction Ia
customers. Mex II, ROBINSON, MO.
Oct n
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BLANK WORK

Al lnInulr'- nulc", Merchants, CI,rks, aud
the public generally may rely on having my
work ordered Of me, tathfIllv done & nade
ont Of the best materials and at very loN PR.
ces.--Persons wishing books bound are re
aucsled TO brng them forward Immediately
as am somewhat at leisure aud can 10 then,
much better Dhnu when am pushed with
work. The publicare further informed thai
bind hooks at much lower prices tban thry
ever we're known 10 be done At in this part
OF the country. and in d much more superior
manner ABRAM X. NORTH.
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WOOLEETsS.

lust opto''d ls'gr and general aasort
~ ment Of u"oiIrn goods, oil every de.cr,pi
on, suf'Hhlr 10 he seaeou, which Will be sold Al
prices worthy the attention Of purchasers
Al the store Of
ANDREWS & BROTHERS
Inn -
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Boarding reduced TO 81 per- roeek.
Y QGGs.S IIDI Ella
SIGN + WASHINGTON.

No. e 4 3 North OH Street.
Near Market Street, Philadelphia
NRs. e. YOBE respectfully Informs
4vs her iiends md The public in general.
thsl she has reduced her pr p Tor bonrd6 4
'o seven dollars per week the housr - SIM
hied IN TIE most GENITAL part Of The cit, f1r
business the roum. ME numerous md rofn.
modtons, the hrds aud msllfss srs sr. OF the
hfI the table. ns hetetolote shall he fur-
hished with every hing the extensive msri st
affords the walters arr ntteuttve md ~ li-
ginr III Offering the above she hopes to
Cent inne 10 receive public patronage.
PhiiAdrlphp March Il. dWba
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HNNE BiNDENX.

TnIlE subscriber has lately procured an
additional FIRST rate Book Binder, which
enables him 10 do all work, in thai line, with
ucatuess and di-patch. He has received di-
rect from Philadelphia, a very large supply
u. paper of very superior quality, which ena.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13
New | heap Cash store.
Mr. = Ny NA vi. &,

\ cry l"specttnlly informs the citizens
Of Lynehburg aud the hdiaeenl eoun-
it- 'bai III" hs, In,l arrived from Richmond.
"htrr ~he has Just purchased principally a.
nnrlioh, aud Tor cash only u large and yery
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13

Ers1 rrrcycd mrgc supply of ihr best
y Coid pressed american Castor Oh.
HLSO on hand " large quantity Of su-
perIor madr Patty.
NM OWENS IL G. l. Lee k1E,
3Pothsodaes 4 Druegasrs
Feb 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-05
SVEAM- LAME.

THE line of Stages now running be
l. tween New-Bedford and Newport, o.
yer the Stone Bridge, will hereafter leave
New Bedford on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornIngs,at EIoHr O'Clock, arrive
IN Newport to dine, and in time for Passcn-
gers 70 take the Steam. Boat for New York.
Returning, will leave Newport on the
arrival ofthe Steam Boats from New York,
and arrive III New-Bedford same day.
Fare 50.
Books kept at TowNsEND's Coffee house,
Newport, and at the Counting room of the
subscriber in New. Bedford
l. II. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
New-B Bedford, April 25. [apr.27.
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CaN and judge for
Yourselves.
FxNE BOTTLED LONDON
BROWN STOUT,
AND
f. NIB IE A = Z.
81 &1TEa

"a &IEEs
INFORMS the public that he has on hand
IL large supply Of the above article, of
the first quality, which he intends selling
at the very low price of 81 so per dozen at
the Brewery--or 81 56 delivered in any
part of the town--to be had in any quanti-
ty from a single bottle. to hundred dozen.
Store keepers and families will find il
more advantageous to purchase this, than
the barrelled Ale, as there will be 10 loss
from settings or bottoms.
~ b. 90 cents per dozen viii be given
for Porter bottles, delivered al the Brew
cry. July q.
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TO LET.

A convenient Tenement for a small fam
ily one without children will be preferred,
Enquire at the Medicine Shop, No. l66.
Newport, aug. 81, 1896.
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NOTICE,
pfPARTMENT OF STATE,

DfrARTMENT OF STATE,
Uly ii, 1896.
d. TO obviate the risk and delay iGcidcnt
10 the return OF the Bank Notes from
this Department, not receivable at thc
Treasury Of the United States, in paymen'
for Patent Rights, all persons dosirous -.
taking out Patents are requested to trans
init, with their applications, such Notes ol
Drafts os they may know, or be advised
Hill be available at the Treasury,
Al--lO
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NOTICE.

nN September sth, at o'clock 2. N.
~ Rhode.lsland Light House bearing
southeast, nigh 10 the west shore, 10.
sEru BANGS, aged l6years, son TO ALLtN
Cape Cod, was knocked overheard and
drowned,--Whocser may find him # no
should drift on shore, or be found other
wise, and will give him a decent burial,
add publish the same in the public print,
shall be handsomely rewarded aud all
charges paid. ALLEN BANGS.
Warren, Sept. IL, 1896.
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=, .7INU,
Factory Goods Of several descriptions, such
as Shootings, Shirtings, checks, stripes and
piaids, Warp filling, cotton thread, knitting
cotton and lapps.
Boarding houses, private and public, and
private families, may be supplied at their
pleasure with Fresh BurrEG, which he 70.
ccives daily from the Farms on this Island, in
excellent order, aud on the lowest terms
He likewise solicits the pleasure of supplying
families from the southward, citizens and
strangers, with all the above articles they may
wish for, and a variety ofothers unmentioned,
luarterly, monthly, or daily, as they may
Fant.
BENZ ii. WILDOR.
Newport, may IL, 1874 lN
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upoSTp0NErGENT.. -
DHoDE, ISLAND SOCIETY for II.

D HODE. ISLAND SOCIETY for H.,
HI Encouragement of Domestic Indu,
try--Annual Cattle Show and Fair to ha
holden AZ Pawtucket. postponed TO Nor
day and Tuesday the c'l and ~ of 'Octo.
ber, IS2G-The Standing Committee ofthr
Society for the Encouragement of domcs
tic Industry. hereby give notice, that il
consequence Of the long continued drought.
and the subsequent excessive rains, by both
Of which the animal and vegetable worlt
has been mnch affected, and their progress
retarded, they have deemed il expedient to
postpone the Annual Cattle Show and
Fair of said Society to Monday and Tues
day, the 9th and 10th Of October, lS26.
Providence, Sept. Z.
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Boarding 4iv4s,7
ia yRAIRBAWESa

n public, that he still remains az his ed ii.
tuaticn in Thames-sirsc,, No 90 corner &C
Fair-atrost, where he would be ,yhd 10 accom-
modote few steady boay d6rs, on reasouabla
terms, Newport, may 81. rtf.
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DR. yOEN soW.

VA il.L continue IN the Practice Of
w MeDIcINE. and he solicits the pa
tronGrC of an ENLIGHTENED and GENEROUS
community. Residence, No. lS5,
Thames Street, just North of the Brick
Market
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SEDR S.

Morocco, calfskin, and meats leather, fo
mon, boys and children. Women anu missc
of various sizes and colors as cheap as can b
purchased.
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Printed nd Published by
ATKINSON g. READ.

In the Chambers of95, Thames street,
tEntEaDce Market-square
Terms OF tie Republican
Two Dollars per annurn--one hall in advance
Price Of .idsertising.
One Dollar per square, Cor three weeks, and
seventeen cents Cor each subsequent inser-
Lon. Larger ones in the same proportion.
i FcciisomeAts not marked, VIII be eonhn-
n al forbidden, and charged accordingly
FAl accounts must be settled at least
a year.
UJ'No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
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OFFERS FOR SALE,


.A his Store in Broad Street, oppesiif llgi
HENRY BuLL's, al retail, oH tae most
reasonable terms, for Cash or GPPTored
credit,
4 complete assortment Of Groceries, Liq-
IA uors, Teas, Spices, Flour and meal,
Grain, potatoes, eggs, lard, and all kinds OF
Farmers produce by the quantity; Crockery
stone earthern, and wooden Wares; utensils,
Of husbandry, of most every description; royal
bent Rakes of the first quality, by the dozen;
cutlery, wrought end cut nails of various
kinds; coarse and fne salt, salt fish, beef aud
pork, foreign a domestic fruit, butter, cheese,
cider, beer and ale books, combs, silks, tapes,
buttons, &c. Tobacco, Cigars by the bunch,
an assortment of ground dye stufis cheap;
crackers, soft aud ship bread, salts by quenti-
ty, Castor oil and essences by the bottle, lamp
yarn, lump lime for whitewashing, brushes,
NC.
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Drugs * Medicines.

Which arc as good, and as Cheap as az
any other Shop, kept for Sale,--Amons
wnich, are the celebrated Rose or itch ONT
ment Madagascar Oil for the hair, &c. &c.
lie hopes EVERY body will call, Or send
TO his SHOP for Medicines whenever they
hav, a. .tai1. '- use them
D'ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH.
L "HNs informs the Ladies and
&c 'lemen Of Newport, and Strangers,
that he can now furnish them with any
number ofNATURAL or ARTIFICIAL TEETH;
WI! set them OH gold, or otherwise, which
will be fitted with great oXactness, surpass-
ing IN beauty and elegance, their former
natural teeth embracing the modern. I'M
provemcnts in the art; and, without caus.
ing any pain or injury.--Teeth Dressed
Loaded Separated, Extracted, and every
other operation performed on them which
their condition admits.
DIR. J. respectfully invites every person
who may wish his assistance in this way,
70 present their requests before the last Of
October.
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Washington, Connecticut,
and FULTON.

E>ROM Providence, Boat will depart
Il every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday, at O'clock, p. M.-and
returning, a Boatwil!leave New-Yorl, eve
ry Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at the same hour.
0F The Boats will regularly stop at
Newport, to receive and land passengers.
August g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27
PROPOSALS.
Tor Publishing i" The City of Richmond, Weekly papcr
THE EEUSRAMDMAMs
10 be dcroied 10 agriculture and Tie subject, CON,
ftII ~

10 De detoIed 10 agriculture and Ike subject, co,,,
! Nth IT,
| A GRICULTURE is not u lowart in which ,ho ,.,
"a ignorant that are blcst with and STRENGTH ~
body can excel; but is deservedly ranked AMONGST Mn
useful sciences. Many dstingu shed men in VIRGINIA 49,,
other parts of the United States have given much of bi
attention I" farming Attempts have been made by Tin,
establishments of Agricultural Societies Fairs a nd dam
Shows To improve the condition of the Farme-yet i'm IN,
great state OF Btrginid theres no public Jour,a ht
coects ana distributes knowledge of farming both i'm heo
ry and practice Political, literary anu commercial
papers are numerous; but have ns M
voted TO subjects interesting every manto witt
cuiure--and its va rious CHANGES and ;r,rov.,,,
climate, stIl aud productions counrv-,e
OF draining, ecaimng, enclosing nd enricbino
raising and management of horses. black-ca sheep &c
the farming implements bv the abou,.rc ,,,l
ue OF uit trees, and the almost infinite of import
ant subjects in which Farmer has deem ;n,no,
racter.
The venerable Udstingion (in one or his l,,e, add,
ed 10 S John Sf''cai) testimony in favor af Asr
cultural Associations in the following strrns anruarc"I
know of no pursuit. in which real and mnor,au,
service can be rendered any county, than n, n,ro,
It's aSticuNure-ts breed useful animals ,,J 49,,
branches of husbaudmans cares; nor canI conceve
pan more conoucivc tn hs end, than the you have in
oduced for bringing view the actual state of ,he i;
parts OF the kingdom by which good bad habit are
exhibited IN manner too plain be msconcevedr Tbi
as applicable to Agricultural Journals as to the
Societies spoken Of " ~
The "American Farmer published in Baltimore rom
,a"s much valuable information, has done good in
rginia. But the climate, soil and p,od,r,;o,,e ~
state oilcn'rrquire more particular notice than ran Iva
" IL" III paper whose principal object is general inn
p"Vement o Husbaniry throughout the Jiifed Sfafes
therefore, whist the services al the able and
Editor of the "Americam Farmer admitted and
Pecated IT Is hut just, 10 saythat lac cannot Dive
anon on great variety of subjects peculiarly ute,sty
IN the Virginia Planter aud Farmer Tn. Suiscr;i,
use ms utmost efforts to supply this Information aud to
paper interesting to mem of science the conmu
n''y at large He will probably the assistance of
gentlemen ut experience Intelligence, aud re AL i'm
tas improvements in llusbaudrv.
From we'll informed and experienced rar,,,r, -
"c"pn''s- ON any subjects of interest anl Importance IN The
'9Icu't"r"! world VIII be always thankfully received
tav"s such aid, aud the public patronage the Edirr i
anses the hope of being useful promoting the aarclin
" interest Oh virginia and OF rendering service even
beyond the limits of his natite State
June 2h, rps M 'N'I III.