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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
May ls.

NOTICE-The subcsrlher hereby RE-
~ quests aud commands that Catherine
Le,siy, or her heirs come (by the l5Du OF Au.
gust next) aud make survey Of the land which
they claim OF the lands OF Christopher Slnsh
e. and ollers, on the West Fork of Little Xxi.
yer, in the county Of Montgomery, aud state
81 Virginia. II she or they can produce a le-
zai and good right for SAID laud, il will be.
purchased OF her or llern, il at d reasonable
Price. If there * M DUPLICATION b. tie I'm
ii August next, | snail consider the claim 10
Je finally deal.
JOHN KlTTERHAV, trustee,
Jar q, .HitsyeH.
MAY IS. c4N'A2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
May rs.

4 NDREWN Il BHDTHaRs 3, big
n ira,r to lnf,,n tn public ~ general,
that b, the latest arrivals icy hase red
the principal pat Of her spr'oE "od SUM-
mcr supply of ) a,1lr and faory u "d1--
A. in III, srIretIun If th.Ir as-o t'ntnt this
season, The, have omitted uu altelr that
could br procur.d IN thur Iiue OF bu-ioess
that II either useful OF f,shl nable, a. thy
presume their customers espttt ihl- dn'y
from them ~ rrqaltal for The llhr al p"t~
ronage they have rrteI'td thy co"sid'F
IT unnecessary To gave them a irdioos de-
of every article th't comprises Ih''e
assortment Of Dry Goods. e'"c-ii-ss
Hardware, Crockery, Hats, Shoes, ac. &c,
They Will however, take leave to Say they
wIib confidence a call from all eus-
toners. May as.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

10y virtue of deed OF trust cxscutrd 10
ID the subscriber by John L. WoodsOn,
hearing date the 9Th day OF Junr, IBz4, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the
comfy court Of Campbell, | shall, on the,
premises, at the StoueHall mertIng house
in the county of Campbell, on Frlday the
9Th day Of June next, proceed 10 sell, 10
TIN highest bidder, for cash, for purposes
IN SAID deed expressed, "A certain tract or
pared Of tand, lylog aud being IN the conn
/, aforesaid, nrat StonrwalI Westinghouse,
on the waters Of Stonrwail aud Rack isI-
aud creeks, aud bounded by the lands of
Anderson Wuodsoo, ST.. stephen Master,
YIN. Ganaway aud James Martin, con
tanning $50 acres. Acting AZ trustee, !
will convey the title vested in me by viz.
the OF the said deed.
REUBEN q. CLARKSON,
Trustee.
Nav IS. w3W@2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
THIRD cLAs5.

We have the pleasure u announcing the
splendid scheme Of the third cll,s OF the
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery,
10 Je Dr. nm Petersburg The 2ls Junt.
lllGH PItlZ ),
10000 DOLLARS. 40 DOLLARS,
1900 DOLLARS, 4,oJ0 DUuLAKs,
5000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS,
br,ldes suuify prlzes ot $1,000, 5000, &c.
Alc.
Whole tickets 81 90 Quarters 81 20
Have, Z "
LrCail At our Office, and You will be sure
Of a splendld pr,4c. JOINS - lOLEh
May 20. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
GAas,6ss
1880 prizes.
28Y7O blanks.
tickets.

The public VAL observe ri the very 3rss
glance that the above soheme - The uOai
|hilllnnl nne lhG' has been Lefnir III, m for
come limr, and The price of ticktts pnch
msrr moderate, md ibr drawing 10 .nke
place nlino.t immediately in Petersburg -
Those wishing 10 secure n chance Hlll nor
nave d mtnntr to iosr, or they may lose your
ollnuGe Of getting SO 600, which would 80
ally lie n grrJ convenient and comfortable
sum Ia any person ~ liesr herd tunes. lnke
old ~qnire grlei's adyree, md Try your l1tk
- mn, md WHO Knows but tint the an, good
luck will nlleui you also.
L rPrrsrnt price Of tickets ga and ,taret
ia proportion II YOU Whal the q ta,D99 10
,urc aud call at my lsaly loeky odte ehd
secure , bhnee. ABtAM X NORTH
hnp 70. a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
May IS.
Broker y Commission Business.

AWE Subscriber has tateu an Office
4 tour doors above the Frankli Hotel,
where ne continues 10 sell Tobacco nd 9th
81 produce on commission, and will in future,
also, transact business As a Broker-He hopes
10 be- able 10 give satisfaction 10 all who may
Gonide business 10 his care.
ARCA. HATCHER,
Dec. is wtsitl9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
nUNAWAY from the ,ub.cr,brs. nrgr

EbUNAWAY from the subsrrlbrs. mar
IA Liberty, bedford court house, on sun.
day the lIth mat a negro boy named Iiofhce,
about twenty YEAR, vi age, a ltttle inclined
10 be yellow, thick head al hair, about 3 lcei
4 or fNe inches IN height his eyrsHre ron
CT smaller tunt is usual. Had on when lie
went oil, brown Cashmere panitloons, hall
worn cotton sIlrl. white mer,alics vest, mud
wool hat, with n teleruble good par OF SHOES,
aud socks. HornCei is a very likely hoy mud
o good address. lie was sold IN the CRY at
Richmond in the mouth oil January last By "A
Mr.. john Thornton Of King Grorge county,
Va. aud il IS probable he may aim 10 get
back there again. Any person delivering
said boy 10 me shall lave "A reward ol dltren
dollars, Or ten dollars II confined n nny jail
50 that | get INN again.
WI. LEFTWICH.
May %, W2wA2.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

-TIING GUODo-CHEAP An are now
y receiving our spring assortment con
sisting of lis usual variety, To which, Ne
shall make additions weekly, throughout
the spring and summer of well %seIrcfed
STAPLE and FASHIONABLE articles,
and which we assure custo ners viii b.
sold very cheap.
w. M'kEE & ]. &. MEEN.
April 90. iitt97
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
K y >.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
Nr. Foster anl Mr.. tuuphell,
Aud iast nhht hat two ol the Cu.u,.

FOR THE BENEFIr OF
Mr.. Foster aAl Nj. Dluphell,
Aud last msht hat two ol the Cu.u,.
The performance, lue Evening oureda,
has az. To comnracr WITH a NEW
GRAND LNrltEt. If y hraulllnl -.
p'tisootd horses. arranged by Mr. S,br-
~ ndluR ma,le1.
Fa'outr SOUS, Hmtas Of heotuoky,' b,
Nj. tanplull.
IlOKoEdANNiiiP, by a.ter Brdsall
bur ten vars ut age, " ho vii lntrudurr
tr',s prliortnrd by no other boy ot bt,
aye.
Hr. SlBERI VIII ,otrudncc the famous
h"1sr CoNQG ERok.
I'm Iasoutr comic -oas IT Btmc Law
he GIDl, Alpnr,' Il, III, Campbell.
HORSE aANNjtlp, h, Nsste ~ca1gHt.
ihr mocl admired comtc ,oug. Tommy
Pumpkins api Polly ttaphips,' 10y Nj.
tanpbeli Al %iastcr Ss,rgt /.
nor IA oiilp, ny AIr. %lo-ter, wbo
vii Inrrodbtr thr prd>t,t', Frairc, -,
~ my " ldronr and laadlrs' Fashions
al tarl7, ona concIad la, performance.
for thr i,sl luI. n,r", u, onnulng IL
t"'"aId eOat,set ca lls nurse nhIie al
fali spced.
SILL VAtL1ING, 10y the lad, troop
ri FlsIpg T~hrnonr1a. Cinnn, Lr"l-
The p~rli"rn,oa," 10 conclude, Tor lhn lat
Time here, with the
U JTnGD r.AIr DIX,
Gniy 3 1tton, i %tmpotll, tos 4,o 6rst
Il =.
MtSt'r, Nj. Silsry.
Clown. Lcals
Mr.. LEWIS benefit on Friday evening.
aud posll'rIy the last night bot ooe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

.~AKSnAL'e ~ALE.-l pursu .-
VA OF Il daerrc al TIE hyperion con- Il
eahnrery lor ihr %Lyurhbutg district, it
pcunced on he 24th day ct October, IL . =
lte cause iurtr,u depending, between y "-
lei Is. Pcrrow plaintiff, and Edltln Clay, H0
thnr, administrative hnd oHr Of the her u
Cyrus Is. Clay, deed, Junihs Clay. 0i"i
Clny mud POD \ cay, Va. brothers ani o
ther he,rs Of Z rus Is. tag, decd, tbr t"d
last iolonts Ivy Edilha Glay, specially assign
ed their Guardian, de endanis, aud TIE salne
ptnintif - the sal me drlrn lhnis the uthetr
sgnrd marshal ui thu soid court. VIII 90 Fri
lay lhr 22d day OF Juir nrtt, II laif, 1t not
the mkt tnlr DAY thereafter, sunday ekceps
ted, expose TO .iIe, upon the promise, by
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for rea-
d. money, the land aud premises 10 The pro-
c]frdtngs mentioned, iyiug IN In eonu J al
Campbell, on the waters oi Bower cftck.
bounded hy thr lands Of Samuel Fleming
Stephen Perrow, Bartlett Wiley, aad l. ndt
nov IN the possrsslou OF David iioas, bein:
the land whereap lhp said Dtuiel Il. Perfow
aow resides, aud containing 200 acres.
CuO. Il WOODSON, N. L d. c. r,
May % idsl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
u, Little more than one blank to a prize
MI payable IN cash.
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whoie5, 80 90 Quarters, IS
UdiU6S, ! 90

AAAtt'"b -
But they all rise 0n the lst of June. AID.
yenturers would do wellto send in their or
deis-all OF which actually mailed before the
advance. viii be attended to ut the present
price.
1he drawing wall be superintendent by the
following gentlemen Judge VIM, Daniel,
Chiswell Dabocy, Albcn M'Dan'el, john Il.
Meem, John Bullock, David Il Mnrrell, Wm.
M'kinnry, Wm. W. Noryell, George Whit
locke, john W Bagwell, Ammon Hancock.
Robert Kyle, James l.. Claytor, Jesse Il. Har-
rison, Micajah Dayis u Colin Bpckner, Esqs
u In the last scheme the capital prizes
were well di,lrihuted. Tie 81, $40 prize
was owned by John {. Noel of Bedford j,
the $1,000. aud 5000 by individuals in Lynch.
burg aud the BOO by two young gentlemen
of Franklin
u orders from = distance, by mail, post
paid, or private conveyance, iuclo,ing the
or prize tickets, viii meet the most
prompt attention il addressed 10
AUG LEFIWlCil Manager.
NAV IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

MARRIED, On the 18th m,t,ot 10y The
Re-, S''rnIhps JESSE I. HOPKINS,
4on n john lophlr4 dec. to the amlaD,r
Mis-, MILDRED nENIFT, ~deuSuler ol
Col. John Henitt, all Of BEDFORD.
:. 1@-Ss@sa4. azA sx~ ssaaH
DIED, on SdtuIda, l,sl, alt,r Il loog and
painful rud,spoall,on, Il hrs residence n TN,
county, MILAN KtyLLr. csq, onr nf rnc
members '',ct 10 The ucAt Legislator, ot
Nlrslnid.
-, On Sunday, suddenly, while on
a short journey from h"mr, Nj. JAMlsp +.
BULLOCK, oI this place,
-, On Tuesday, afr"r a vtry Tong
affection of a pulmonary chfta,lrr, capt.
AlcAJAH LYNCH, Of this pl,ce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

NEW Il obs Ja,t rrcen ed. super.
" a., gaA8lc NIB ie glhgn'n s,plaln
nod fancy MusiIna. clesoot gauze Sha" IS
silk AID coiton lialsrr, d3mask table Liz
meas, | nh Linrus nod sbrelings, sures
pla,d aud stup Nuzlms. Canton Robes
Thr,ad Laccs saa4, Wells. linen cnmnllcs
with VARIETY other Goods, for sale al 10.
maxi able law piIefs h,
ANUKEWS & BROTHERS.
May rs. t-A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
CIRCUS.
IN LIBERTY AND SALEM.

MIR BROWN respectfully Informs the
IVA lnhahtauts ot L,4e.t aud is vicinity,
that The Circps nil pen with a stud Of lonr.
teen fine Arabian hhrst5, aud a frsi rae D..
qleStriaa Company. IN Monday the 2gth at
WAY, aud give Two Gcefi fyat Iritn Eab,-
bitioHs. The trst Ia commence 1t halt past
tWo 1~'olock, and thr second. Wfu,h VII lee
the lt,t nj l'befty, 1t ualt past d O'clock OF
the pane evening,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
OFFICIAL L.Ear

Dismal swamp Canal Lottery.
Which took place on The l7th inst. IN Norfolk
8. 80. ~. ca. y.
As usual, great luck nltrudcd our I've.
aud We invite the holders ot the many wi1,
obtained at our othcc 10 call aud scttnc cn4il
JONES - IOLER.
May 70 -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

BeeIIFs many FeceIpIs Tor m0nf! NaI1 anu
accounts unsettled all which, bonds aud ac-
counts, | DC hereby torwarn any persons
from collecting, and would be thankful,
should any Of The papers be found, TO have
the saue returned 10 me s. ! do moreover
fotwarn the persons above reCited from pay
ing the same 10 any person except myself or
order. ALEXANDER REYNOLDS.
Aav o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

GO The Quarterly Meeting Of the Me.
thodlst Episcopal Church, vii hr held
next saturday aud sunday. Rev. IL. q.
Leigh will o%ticiate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

The Presidency and his selection Of w.
''av AS his secretary. As To II. Glay's
agenry IN the election. II is with him alone.
| presume, Ia decide whether h- has 1islin.
g'lsard bins"lfthr p%pli,ieal i~utrepldity ,nd
moral hnDret,, or Whether he did sell hun.
sell and k"ntnCky ~ John Quincy Adams
Tor an olhr-. Mr.. Clay has certainly
ibro"n thu g t%an'l"t, for II his future carrer
he marked by the samr personal irmnrss.
political honesty and agacity thst has hi.
thert9 distinguished Inn, he will fulfll the
high destiny .watded Ia him b, macy n
ne Western proplr and hIs other uumrr-
nus admirers. Bot II II should tutu out
ut h" harsaliel VITA rhe President When
h"etarkA voted for III u, hIs name IN future
NIL he known Only - = l.pro,ch. can.
not %prononnrr M. Cl,y gilt, Of enali-
ton With }ir. Adams for hrs prcscul hisl.
trust therefore, | would conjne ths \.
mer,ean pr"plr II suspend lhcI uplaIuos
III the adnreistr hon tur a while, and MOI
Ia condenln II IL advance.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

Yuginia L'terature Lolttery,sA Class,
Tor the bouciit oil the New London
Academy.
lobe drawn on the day Of July next, in
Lyncubnrg All an enc day,
SCHEME
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

NOTICE-Thr following bonds were
" stolen from the some time in April last,
" Il free man OF colour, which he says he
destroyed by throwing them into the river.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
For the New London Academy.
Ilrglnla LiIerAinre LOtterR. Sd CL0sS,

TIT" ~VTNT EFWTTIF " DW NFTI10I
10 be drawn IN july Hud Completed IA one
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

St Pauis Church.
~ This church MI bc regularly opea-
I'd hereafter Tor Divine StrNIcc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

Mr.. LEWIS benefit on Friday evening,
and positively the last ulghl but oor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
PANAMA MISSION

Mr.. Webster's Resolution has at length pre-
vailed in the II. of rand the President is now
called upon ia lay before them, within such bounds
as his discretion may point out, such correspon-
dence and information as he may possess respecting
the general character OF the expected Coneress.
and as to ,ehat objects the agents of the u S. are
expected TO take part, in lis deliberations. The
propriety OF the mission at all will very much
depend upon the nature OF this communication
Many of our citizens and of their Representatives
have suspended the formation of a decisive opinion
until they could have all the facts fairly before
them. Many of them are averse, upon general
grounds, to so novel an extension of our foreign
intercourse; but they wait to whether there is
any thing undisclosed TO make this case an excep-
tion 10 the general principle. They wait, therefore
with anxiety the result of this application for pa
pers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

WAS committed totbe jail of Fauauier county W. IN N
W tih day n August s2s negro man who ssi bi,I,
SJb and az he belongs to David Wake Of Poee Edward
snu 70, nso ~ hiu 70 Mr. Legtnd, u Charlotte ,ounv
from whom he ssy. Bob Is about fe,t Or
has ,ar under lleh rye, ard ssc on his ef arm ,.t
ve NC wrist nc tolefshly stout built snd appears 10 be
Snou - years OF age he had oh when Committed swans
down wsrteo1s Psnia9ons ~ irc1 blue and yellow ehsn
nfay cotton aud white cstieu shirt oen. Il resne.t.
20 eoneand release him, b. w he drps,ed Of AZ do M
S, yt JAMES ENGLISH, i,ilor.
WaAitH'"Df ifv .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

.Hessrs. DdUid B. s. Pulaski a. johnson.
QblNG ron re,deuts n th commonwealth. TAI. no,;,e
~ that on the shday II March next a Elisha Jack,sp' IA
vsrn ~ the county NJ Loua ieween the hours Of oisk
~ ~ md 9oeoek ?. NJ shall proceed to tske The aero.
uon =" Anderson Bowls aUd others, 20 be read A. evidence in
certain suit pow pending he Superior Court of Cb,peer
- w. Hishmoud District, 10 which you are Plaintas suJ
VIM l. IbomFs5osod lbo4s Audsr, % Defendants.
- VIZ =. THOMPSON
80 Ek.-Ffa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

A numerous meeting of the merchants of BALI
more, interested in claims the Fiench govern
ment, for sPoliations committed on their lawful
commerce, was held on the 3lst ult. and unani
rnousiy entered into resolutions 10 addi ess a me
mortal to the President of the o. S. PRAYING that
special embassy may be dispatched TO Tie court of
France, to press such circumstances on the Injustice
done TO our merchants, the interests of the
claimants and the honor OF the nation demand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

NARRIFDl-on Thursday the 2Clb in,tan, by ,be pcvs
Mr. Cooke, Mr. oAr !. Rean OF Cioosband COUNTY IN N
Caroline d. daughter of Mr. Humphrey Hill of
Caroline comfy. 'J
-, on TUESDAY evening last at Iyn, hburr nv The 10y
F,G S'Oh, Judge TiiiSn Dantel to Mrs. Paalipa j. Ca
teH, all of that place.
-, on the LIST inst. in the city Of Nerv-Yark, Ron,,,
Pyion Esq Of Stafford county w. Miss Eliza d,usje
OF John H. Murray ksl. Of that city.
DIEDlon the 18th instant in the 17n year Of her ace
Mrs Jadith S wife # Thoina, Panksy, IT, of Cupbe.l,5
In the DEATH ef Hs y the heart every friend mus ,o,
the loss OF one IN whom united ordinary degree ali
those virtues which adOrn the chaaete which rend
The very name OF woman lovely and which eau enJe, by
name 10 the memory Of th0se whom she has left There
indeed but few, who have carried with them through lie and
horne With them 10 the tomb greater share othose
which bind together human heats aud lev the fnon ~
all that deserves the or friendship. As d,u,hte wife
and friend, she all that implied ia those
aons Deer aud painful is that bereavement which fgi,
by all to whom she connected; but while the mourn
over the memory 81 one much ndeared th, hearts
dono mourn "a those gho have no hopeo Ybev ,,nno,
many ndubLhle which given in Inc rh,;n
scene of life tina, for her die were rain H. 80,
was IN her Savour-to him her Releener. she rad -
sgnsd her immortal Interests and in all the urrh If ysii
an opes6e e the world with the that he would
kser That which she had committed 10 hi, hand, Tbr
who Nend around her dying bed could no bu, realise d.,
- ne ehanhet whore the Christian rpreis his end
us Privbr sd beyond the common walks NJ life
sudJeniy 10 his city the 9Th instant Mr. B1,,pJ
if1TToH 81 Amelia aged about Go years As husband md
iahei he as aHecrnate and indureni almost 10 Cul; a.
friend sincere and ardent evil a. well IS GOOD time .
tahej the naked To- bis door he ciofhed bt n e
hUngry, he fed him hf the friend Of the oidoe nS 49,
fltler II the orphan In SHIRT be vasDne Of
GOD. He was au honest man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
ALL.EHa'S

LotEeTy 3 Erchdnge- ODice, 100, .Idriet sfyeef
BALTIMORE: :,
Where great capitals prizes have been s ,b, ,
other Ofic- IN the United States '' Any
- Orders from any part OF The United State tv mail p,
Pi or Wy private conveyance enclosing cash or mr.,
~ any othe neries, will meet the promst and
attention as If Oh personal application sddresstd 10
g. NJ ALLEN & co B,It;r,,-c
~ AdyerRur'rs at distance may at all time. foSad 81
orders with confidence to Aliens Oee for # bev bd @
next lottery sgrecabiy TO order. :" "S
Baltimore. Jan. "a 81 re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

We have read with great satisfaction (in the
Columbia Telescope) the Speech OF Col He,uu
q. .NiT0a OF Camden, delivered in the South Caro-
lima Legislature on The subject of State Rights 1t
Is SAID to have been one Of the ablest that was ever
pronounced in that body. 1t is the more worthy
OF APPRECIATION, when it IS Iecolected that il is a
mong the Orators first efforts. He is about "a
years OF age; and the last was his second session
in the Legislature J, is said that he will be a
candidate for Congress at the ensuing election
Report speaks of him in the most Gattering terms
South Carolina entertains the most sangune hopes
oil him. His manner orator is said TO be yery
hne. His friends predict that be is destined TO be
one oil the abiest champions of the Republican
cause. We shall publish his speech at our earliest
possible convenience. We are happy TO see au CHI
lights rising around US. They furnish new incite-
neAts to US, not to despair OF the Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
Smiths Coit9n Planter and CuNirator.


FgNHOSE este inate culture of Cotton AZ informed
a mat math'e invented tor planting cutivatnc ,hs
crop which promises u he " great Importance. II has been
lately exhibited both Ptte,soug and Richmond and met the
irp"haion of all mio had opportunity Of seeing Those
wu a'oeie large eroPs oftobaeeo with cotton, will
ind valuable seiuis tOn II computed that hand
WIN tins machine VIII pini or cultivate, per day.
hy snple ma t!er that common me-
can ns, them farmer keep them IN repair. The
o9wlhE eeftih ate 10 which respectable names
msht have bren added will doubt PEI fecy satisfseory
haEnS messed the operation Of Mr. Smiths Patent Cot
ION thicr aud CultNGtor have hesitation saying
WAt At nily aswtr the purpose for which designed. Ii
"' the uruy drops the seed any regular distance re-
f""ed cover, lgetly aud rolls one ope alton and all
much better Than could be done by hand After cotton
up, o small ioush then attached which removes the
sas aud weeds both sides plant at once. IL op.
rates as fast horse usually walks essary however
that the land should be listed and free tlon uups NJ
other obiructlons. S,sued by
Richatd Field, William NJ. Atkinson
Robert Boiling, Francis g. Ys,,ev
Wight Rohinson, L. Stokes.
Al-x. Gunsns ham,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
To the Editors efthe ENQUIRER.

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2lgi inst. under The signature OF Citizen of Ii
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