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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Lisch6eld,
Oct. lst, 1899.
Julia Ann Adds Anna jackson
Re N. Atwood Harriet Jones
Almon Bradley Mary A. Lewis
David Buel Martin Lounesbury
Lorenzo Bardsley Nathan Landon
Isaac Baldwin Daniel Lamson
Eben Benton Belinda Lauson
Caroline Burden Truman McNel
Samuel Blakeslee Augustus Merrills
Samuel Burrill Robert Matthews
Andrew Benedict David Moore
Orrin Blake Nathaniel Merwin
Mary bissel Artemisia Mason
Melissa Bssell jeremiah Potter
Nathan Cooley Harris Patrick
Ann p. Cable James B. Peet
Edward Coles Lucy Parmelee
William Carr Chauncoy Peck
Rev. Laban Cheney John T. Peters
Samuel Church Ruel Plant
Elisabeth Cook Daniel 8. Rodgers
Angelina Dare Miner Ray
ZadoC Dayton Seth Shove
Anthony g. Davis Jethsen Smith
Thomas Donnie Thomas Stone
Jane Fraklin Thadeus Stocker
Calv.9 hilbert stephen SharpleSs
Grandson Gregory Lauren Todd
Desire Griswold Hiram Van Ostrandcr
Felix G0fney Eli Wilmot
Hiram T. Hand Chrstoph"r Wheeler
henFy Hyde Reuben Webster
isaac Hart Helen Waldrun
hiram Hunt Asa Winchell
CHARLES SEYMOUR, r. M.
List Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
NseO- Preston, CT. Oct. 1. 1899.
Bristol Abel Hatch Daniel
Bradley Elijah Jordan Henry
bolIes Reuben June Harvla
Barnes Acet Lams0n Roswell
Byington JaredP. Plat Fowler AL
lamp joel Parmelee WIN. r.
Caspenter jacob Russell Sylvester w.
EEa!klns Zera Iomnson Abjah s.
Goodsell Salomi Wheaton Moron n
Hatch Mary
JOHNSON c. HATCH, p. M.
List 81 Letters remaining in the Post Office al
warrington, Oct. I, 1899.
George Abbott Panel. Nor,on
Perry Averi 9scphen Al Wh..,o.L
John b. Allyn Betscv Wocj..@
Nathan ID. Beers Harrie, y. P"~su
William Brown Sheldon Cam
kanny Mcmahon Jesse Porter
CHARLES A. yUDSoN, Pm.
List IF Letters remaining in the Post Office a
Soufk Farms, Oct. I. 1899.
Bradley Dennis Jones David
Benton David Linslev Jeremiah
Crane Orlando PierDonl Sherman
Davis Edmund II Peck Aaahel
1aDps 1ameOA Steel Frederick
mcoa Safah Throop Mary
Hassssrd Lewis Weed 5ols b
+. J. WOODRUFF, p. M.
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NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District OF
Il LitchReld hath assigned the 98th day OF
instant October, at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon,
at the Probate Office In LtChheld, for the
appointment Of Commissioners on the estate
Of WILLIAM KELLOGG,
late Of Cornwall, IN said district, deceased.
represented insOlvent, at which time and place
all persons interested will, IL they see cause,
attend before said Court and be heard res
peCting suth appointment.
BY order Of said Court.
PHILO KELLOGG, AGm'r.
COrntc1lL, Oct. 1, 1899. at
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NOTICE,


"E the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the District Of LitchHeld, Commissioners t.
adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate
Of REUBEN DOUD,
late Of Harwinton. in said district, deceased.
represented insolvent, give notice that six
months from the eth day Of October, 1899,
are allowed by said Court for the creditors of
said estate to exhibit their claims to us; and
that We will meet to attend to the business of
our said appointment, at the late dwelling
house OF the deceased, in said town of Har.
winton' on the second Monday Of January,
and the 9Th day Of April, 1880. at ten O'Clock
10 the forenoon on each Of said days. All
CLAIMS not exhibited within said time will be
debarred recovery.
ABIJAH WEBSTER,
JONATHAN ROssETER. Comns'rs.
NOAH GRIDLEY,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment 10
URIAH HOPKINS, admir-.
AGrtUinton, Oct. 6, 1890 ~
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At a Court Of Probate held at Norfolk, within
and for the District Of Norfolk, on the 2lst
day Of September, 1899.
Present, Michael F. Mills. Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of BAILEY BlRGE, Of
~ Norfolk, in the county Of LitchfeId,
shelving to this Court that he is the father and
natural guardian Of Frances Birge. Mary
Birge, and Sarah Birge. of said Norfolk, in
said district, minors that said minors are the
owners Ofreal estate, situated in EastWindsOr,
in the county Of Hartford, viz: about thirteen
acres of land, which bounds, south on John
Watson's land, west partly on John Watson's
land Il partly on Bishop JOhnson's land. north
partly on Elijah Stoughton's heirs land and
partly on Anna Watson's land, and east partly
on Anna WatsOn's land and partly on high
way: praying, for reasons in said petition set
forth. for liberty to sell said property, Gas per
petition on file dated Sept. 21st, A. d. 1897
IL IS ordered By this Court, That said petit
ton be continued to the 7th day Of December,
A. D. 1929, then to be heard and determined
at the Probate Office in said Norfolk, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon; and that notice Of
the pendency thereof b. given by publishing
this order in a newspaper printed in Litcll-
field. in the county OF Litchfeld, three weeks
successfully at least six weeks before the said
9TH day of December, A. d. Iss9.
Certified from Record.
10 MICHAEL +. MILLS, yudge.
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NOTICE.


WE the Undersigned having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the district Of Litchfeld, Commissioners to
receive, examine aud adjust the claims of the
several creditors to the estate Of
REUBEN GIBBS,
late Of Litchfeld, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and said Court having
limited and allowed six months from the 26th
day of instant September, for the several Gre
dtOrs to exhibit their claims against said es-
tate, hereby give notice that we will meet at
the late dwelling house Of the deceased, on
the last Fridays in November, and March
next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon on each
Of said days, for the purpose of attending to
the business Of our said appointment. All
claims not exhibited within the time limited,
properly attested, will be barred recovery.
NATH'L GOODWIN,
JAMES PIERPoNT, Comm'rs.
ROSWELL HARRISON,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
MORRIS WOODRUFF, Executor.
Litchfeld, Sept. %, 1899 EFT
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NOTICE.

NOIIOE.
'nE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
Irlct OF Ltchfeld hath limited and allow
GU SIX months from the ed day of October
INSTANT Tor the creditors to the estate of
GROVE CATLIN,
tate OF Litchfeld, deceased, TO exhibit their
.,"rsn 20 the subscriber for settlement. All
.n"se who neglect To present their accounts,
trupet'y attested, within said time, will be
IA a recovery. All persons indebted to
s"s1 estate are requested to make immediate
Li'ek6eId, Oct. :. 1899 ' ~''''i =,
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LitchGeM Con@ty, SIS.
August Term, Superior Court, 1929.
TTPON the petition Of irena Doty. of sha-
~ ron, in said county. praying for bin "f
divorce from her husband Horis Doty, now
pending before said Count:
Ordered By this Court, Tha, said pr,i,ion be
continued TO the next term Of this Court to
be holden at Liichfeld. in said county. on the
third Tuesday "f February, 1880; and that
by publishing this orderin the Hartford Times,
printed at Hartford, and in the Litrhfrld En-
quirer, printed ut Litchfeld, six weeks sue.
cessively, Immediately after the rising Of this
Court. BY order Uf Court.
Owls FREDER,CK WoLcorr, Clerk.
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AttchteM County, IS.
august Term, Superior Court, 1929.
Upon the petition Of Currency Hull, Of
~ CoIebrOok. 10 said county. praying for ~
bill Of divorce from her husband Gideon Hull,
now pending before said Court:
Ordered by this Court, That said petition be
continued TO the next term Of this Court to
be holden at Litchfeld. in said county, on the
by publishing this order 10 the Hart(or Times.
printed at Hartford. and in the Liichfeld En-
quirer, printed at Litchfeld. six weeks sue
cessiveIy. Immediately after the rising Of this
Court. BY order of Court.
evils FREDERIcK WoLcOTr, Clerks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
SPAIN AND MEXICO

From the correspondence of the New York
u Zeiie II would appear thai the accounts oi
HE enthusiasm pc viling N froups vino have
embarked III the expedition { ON Cuba egainsl
her'Go have not been exaggerated. Tue OK
pehdIture attending it's nuihI anonnt. to 300
900 Gen. Barradas, II i said, will be prepared
IN qnlp another DIVISION ei troops after the
ensuing equinox.
:" The most probable point Of ATTACK will
be on the Coasi Of Youaian, sia'e which una.
nv suppose has never been in favour o. the an.
dependence. MS their trade with the Havana.
formerly considerable, has been cui oft BY the
wa. ih's our informant Is incllnrd 10 think
,sa very Partial opinion, and probably formed
by internal enemies.
The present cummander.in. chief of ,he
land iorees. Gen. ST. Annh, is an officer Of DIS
i,nsushed military talent. and hrs passed his
NE IA camps rom tho age ofihrleen or fur.
teen yesrs, aud is the idol of the soIdier,. e"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

have taken Tho liberty Of futnnb;r.
answers ourselves. shine stteial
Quea. l. : Are The people of so,,L
ms ashamed OF the Anii.Tarig szri,a,.e a'o.
the ias, yras ~ >''sihehi OF
Ans They are ashamed
Qtea Are tl,r. satisfied thai tho
s'iu''ona' grounds which they have ,st. con
years are unienable 2" 'aAeh Tor
Ans. TAey begin TO susneet ;s
Quest. .. : DO hey believe ,hs, p,
Jackson can save ihem, liza majurity Of ss,aeW
are resolved on sacrificing them ~ ''a'cs
Ans The hurra boys consider him ~.
tent. others look upon him as the tool 80 y
Green. VI DuE
Quea. 4. We're they in esrDes, !,
year? ssi
Ans. Not altogether.
Qned. "Wetc they the ,osl. Of so.
eogues.' VIVA
.7ns They were.
Quesi. 6. Did they talk Of their yio,,..
liberties, aud thus p,ofane them for The s at'
poses OF party aud 10 exhli a man ?" pun
FMS. They did.
Qaesi. & " Do they hone that "a.
Will ever resume her former station una IVA
leading Southern State, and ac, with n, - - "e
Ans They cannot count upon yh.i.;..
any Qnixoiic undertaking. e"'" !"
Qmst. 8 WAS the opposition 10 ,5sr.
dclusion 7" i"'h
Ans. II was SO.
Quest. 9 3" Was all the excitement. a. -.
scoi!ers said. dogjas fever and are ,, ~ our
pie sick and tired oft feo-
dns IL is even so.
Guest, 10. ''is,he deep silence whit,
fuIluw, the issuing of the Protes, and r.. '"S
ton, CAUSED by the certainty OF speedy ~, p9s
-or is it the apathy nf modification a,a .,.'
gust, is there still and deep resolve 10 us
severe, wa'ch viii soon be known by ar,ion'
Instead Of words - ''"s
Aus. 1t is the apathy of modification 50.
disgust. Nothing is now heard sovo Wv" :"
s'notheIed excavations ola few par,iza,v e
have Got been property reWarded '"0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
COMMODORE PORTER

rom me Chester (Penn Union, Jniy 90.
we nave been politely favored by Il 1iend in
ms borough with an exuact OF a letter from
Com. Porter, on his arrival At the city of Mexi.
CO. alter the attempt 10 nssas iaate hin. lii,
account given # this affair nv the Commo lore
dllers 10 some respects fom that which VA.
pnbhshed IN our paper oi the liIh inst. coned
from the New Orleans Argus. The cool and
delioera'e manner IN which these Williams were
received br the Commodore and hi, friend
DR.. boardman, displayeda Drawer, and firm
"ess winch have always marked the character
oi the gallant Porter whenever placed in dan.
ger.
,herico, May 20ih. 1922
have not yet had an interview with the Pre-
siuenf, but shall Tomorrow, when | shall settle
an matters with them and return home On NV
way mere had most unpleasant aud extreme
" dangerous adventure, but my good genius
protected me as il has done on MANY other ~.
casIons. Travelling with friend. aud having
no apprehension Of danger, we were ,uddenl,
attacked 10y three banditti, being part OF n gang
OF seven, well mounted and armed. with ,be,r
htes BACKED, aud looking more like deyi's
than human b. beings. We had merely lime Ia
10 =" me on one side OF the road, while they
ioinen on 'he other. The battle commenced
by their Captain dsch reing his pistol al me
AZ IN" dis ance OF a few PAGES | then fired and
shonlh nave Killed hi u had not his hor,e III, on n
up MS head aud received the ball in his neck.
tie IN great rage fired again al me and missed
me--by ms time all The p.tols Of the banduti
were nischarged RS well as those of my friend
'ne oi my pistols were loaded aud | charged
WIN my friend among ihetn; ibev Il d and We
l.">""d' When the Captain Suddenly wheeled
us morse, passed MY friend aud came directly
me WIN ms sabre 10 cut me down. waited
quietly nniil lie Came within six feet of mo
when shot him through The body he fell on
me neck Of his horse and they both came 10 he
ground together. '"'
HIS companions seeing this became mi nida.
ted, but al er little, seeing an inieotio, on
their part TO charge against me (my friend be-.
ing EQUIPPED IN tn'shng the Captain who was
no. quite head) seized small towing niece
"hieh was III The bands of my servant, and com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
FROM ME Woo

Nee Orleans. Jaiy3
According 10 Vera Cruz papers Of the 10th
nii It appears thai tue MEXICAN Government
nave mol made the least preparation IN that
place y defence agalns the spanish expedition.
"hich, according 10 private letters will n rive
there about the 10Th ar 10Th OF July. Tie SPAN
lads vii. II is said. take possession of the CITY
which they can easily do. aud then blockade
with their navy the castle OF San Juan de Uloa.
Ihat fortress is but ppory provsioned, aud will
MOI long he able 70 sustain the siege on u at ac.
count. However, we do not believe that the
9panards will have Sufficient number of
troops to penetrate Ear into the country, and we
may hope 10 hear, before long, Of iheir defrai
As, according 10 letters. M order will be issued
for The army to march against them from the
inferior. as soon MS they embark
SANTA dao hnd accepted the place OF Minister
OF War, aud was on the eve ofleaving the pro.
vince OF Vera Cruz Tor Mexico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

P'ciWs'que.- If the renowned DIR. Synta.
were IN on" day performing his perambnla.
tons III search cflhe picture, que" we VEN
lure tn say he would not uayei tpvdud the ia.
ges OF The diurua aud hebdomadaI publica
tons Of these United States. Esyptian hero.
| glyph1es, Chinese devices and the tatooing of
our red brethren. are all fairly disianced by the
ingenious signs prefxpd, alike ID and intermix.
ell WITH the n"iices ofonr best Il mos, essential
iriends-o"r advertising Customers IT, we go
." q. 'le Fate we hive, newspaper viii by
anu oy, De mere collection of pictures Look
Tor instance, AT our fourth page u is more Ijk p
the symbol c primer Than business sheet.
There are ladies and gentlemen making faces
nj each other. with combs aud looking glasses
c'ose al hhnd 10 dress by hydIants and stoves.
harness Tor horses, and suspenders for dandips ;
asquare patch ofdrapery representing bed
c"ta'h OF masonic apron, we know not which
hnu We everlasting. interchangeable fireman an
pafeh''y proclamlrg ageneral carHaera.ion
an amply displayed for The edifc alton az
grown mp children. Such Is the fac, NC
deeply depiore il, aud have necessarily romeo.
sta'ed against If. We have inpIored, argued
and entreaed 10 be be spared the decrada,;oo
! ont all to no effect The reply is, 3" il You will
mol insert them, others will" We have mn
flgh' Il" say Tie space occ pied by these deco.
'"'lons Is wasted, because We are paid for il
an" I" IS much less labor for our cumpo ,itor.
:" P", 10 picture Than TO set up the same
q"hhtfy OF type but II argues bad TASTE, looks
bad, and tells 10 our prriudice abroad ~,
must however do orr customers the iust;ca 10
! say hat their devices are in general approp,i.
"e heather is this community more addicted
10 TINS snowy practice than Others, and ,h,.v
have the advantage TOO OF being TO the fun ,s
Jaaicisus IN their selections. fthis we could
cite abundant proof. hut an instance or iva
shall suffice. In highly respectable Boston
paper before us, is pretty little landscape
made up offrees, cascades, cottage and wafer
works This rs to represent boiling cloths -
In another paper, we see at the head of an al.
ser.'semeni, full grown. well fed porder-
the whole hog" And what think YOU this
, , pig IS TO indicate. Dye give il on
why, mat the advertiser is a. maker Of brush.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

QUESTION AND ANSWER

TI,a C.,,..-- LIZ H.NJFF Ed.
oa'""hah Mercury. very spir,ed and
,hs v""""H answers in the happy spiri,
,"o', "t &c seen below, a string of infamma.
10y Questions put by s. Carolina paper. We
p''n ..e'y answer, and from what we
C"'";:I ~ 10 'he majority ofthe people of s,
From ~. lWhig.
ver,, au'ort Gazeite contains a LIST of
nls ar H. questions, adore sed to the peo.
ns,h me a,a'e' SURPRISING il possible that orr
of ,naaa, may DE restrained through motive.
from answering them Ut full, w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Small Ma'terS-The egisla ture of New
Hampshire, AZ the Lite session. gravelv nassed
an ACT 10 change the name OF a town f,on
adams TO Jackson. Some l2 or Is wears ago.
The legislature of Massachusetts changed the
name OF town from Gerry to Weiington-
previous 10 which the legislature of Gore ia
nad changed The name of county fom Ran.
aolph TO @dsper,-because of Mr.. Ran 10 nh
aoan"ohmen' OF republican principles, in
a'n.s pas. ont iat'er'. repentiog of this i'm.
and seeing either that Mr.. RondoIpb had chsns.
ed his PRINCIPLES or that the rules of nar,s
mad been so much altered n 10 make him ne.
ModoI without change, the legislature has again
named con"iy after him, hut without a bro.
s " mat said name may not be again changed.
'p-'nese 'nings are too small TO occupy
lie attention Of legislative bodies. ''
alMies' Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

PEELED them TO retreat this LEFT us masters of
the field. We took possession Of the csp,s,n's
hors-, arms. &c. and delivered them 20 the Al
cade OF Magistrate OF the next viIlsge--she vii
layers turned oct armed and gave pufsuii, when
com meeting five Of the gang. Icy killed one
al them. II ~ a most fortunate Circumstance
far us thai we did MI fall IA win the whole
gang Il "e bad should not nov he alive 10
tell IN, tale My friend (Dr. Bosfdman) re.
eeised severe SATIRE wound in h,> lelt arm.
DAVID pDEl ER.N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

II is amusing 10 nhserye the n'some compli
ments With are paid TO nen in power nov ~ .
days, by certain 81 our news aaper gentry. who
are looking up for the loases aud fishes. Tn,
htaaS OF department are men O. te handsome
---or have fine, disniied prrsons-eyes beam.
Ing Wdh Intelligence manner. the most ronr.
"o"s aud fasc'paiing-tlry hav. each and
every o'ihen,. Srtraordiamy abilities, and tai.
ems peculiarly .fnea for Meif siafions--and then
OF course. sui higher compliment gees to
PRESIDENT Jackson for his dscernment in Sc
lecilng such constellation of wo' thies for cab.
'ne' advisers. " J. STATE GGs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
MRS. KOYALI.

The Circuit Court Of Washington have taken
some pans 10 ascertain proper species OF
punishment for u common scod. They cuIc-.
hed, mat duching was q ute obsolete in England
aud never was ~ force IN this country thu #
Is "a haibarons and unusual pnnishmrn, and
therefore is pt ehhiled by the bill aT rights an
neNed TO he Constitution of Maryland urdrr
whose supposed cnmmOn law Tins indictment is
ormed' They Thea PROCEEDED to investigate
whether there was any form, of punishment ad
m,ssibe undrr the law They quote as pr.ri-
oent tn the case, the following from Bdcon's 40
III Nuisance - All common nuisancps 10 the
public are regulated BY fine and imp fis0nne,u al
NE discretion Of The Judges hui IN some cases
co poral punishment may bc inflicted as IN me-
case OF common Scoid who is said to be pro
perIyPuuishable dydsing PIT into a. diicking
Stool. &c. They conclude that dnckins 5 only
a part of The punishment under the common
law and II II be- not In force. there are other
punishmenls yet ~ store, for the dissection oi
the Court. They were therrfuie OF opinion
that although punishment by ducking ma,
have become Obsolete, YET, that The offence sill
remains a common nuisance. and, AS such
pnnishablr by hne and imprisonment like an,
other mIsdemeanor AT common law aud that
therefore the motion in arrest Of Judgment must
be Overruled
Thy 6naily sen'e nced Mrs. Royal 10 paw a
hue 10 the United States Of $40 ami give good
s'curlty by recoghlzance with two sureties each
in the sum OF $3.50, for her good behavior, tor
The term OF one yeal and TO stand committed
until such security be given. Mrs. H. was in
search OF Two such snreiies--th,ugii IL is sca,,e
~ 10 be anticipated that he age of Cbi,alry is
so far exhausted, as 10 consign hpv 10 dur
ance vile, for want of two securities.
IComuiier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
Extract ofa letter received by gen'lema of
New York, dated

~. Augns me. June ID
Sir,--In answer TO ynuc inquiries OF the lI;h
uli. upon the Irac,ieal,i'tty ana success fine
Gu tivailon OF ougae and ! ohacco in Florida, |
nave the pleasure, IN relation To the first 10
enclose you letter on The subject, enclos.
I'd TO h. by J. Cleiland, Esq. gentleman of
noted experience aud vetatny, which | am
well aware lnr surpassrs any Thing could
write on the subject, although all the facts
stated 10 his comnunl cation are known to my
sell aud many others.
&" In relation TO the Spanish Tobacco, am
perfectly satisfied from experience. thai il " III
succeed well in any par Of this Teui,orv
where The lanh viii produce crop of any
KIND. The climtIe and soil seem pecuhaiI,
adapted 10 II. On or plantation, las, year
WIS ral'ed hhopt 500 pounds, aud that on less
than an acre aud a half OF poor cotc pond pine
barren liS'd abou! IL miles tiom town. The
planter got but one tu.l cutting. a,,i not more
IMAM hall cr"H NJ 81 cond, aud no Third crop
wido" lazy Ia Ih'- cry made 700 pounds OF
first rnie Tobacco of ii les thiu haitian acre.
and that with only The assistance Of a bov "A.
bout II years Of age
" could State further, that n gentleman of
this city also made, fram little more than an
acre oi land, more thao loco pounds of ;uhAc-
co, and a. superior quality he mad but
three hands. aud they were employed much
IT then time al other work II is calculai, d
that II viii, on an avtfag,, require Que tight
hand to the acre, aud if he soil be good. from
10 TO 800 lbs. may be made. The quality
81 the tobacco IS sue that the sega,s made
.on' ol II have been sold al rom 10 10 SD ptr
1000 : and We CONSIDER il latge ca!cua,lon
when "e say II will require ten pounds o TO.
bacco tor 1000 segsrs. The flavor, firmness,
color, DC are eq1al to good Cuba We gene
rally calculate on three uuing, inlhe season
we sometimes h*ye mure--ihe second aad
tohd equal % the frst.
The tobacco made in the country is prefer.
able t" that made on the sea board. inasmurh
as the soil rs hotter adapted in general, and
n''"s NOT par TAX" Of the saline quality, which
IS iheV table on the sea board. which prevents
segsrs from keeping fire Yours. &C.