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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

against
John Galloway. surviving es'or al james Cnl.
laway, dee John Watts. aud VIM Irvine and
Robert Irvine, exors Of Wm. Irvine. lee Geo.
w. Galway, cx'or OF John Galway, sen
Francis Galloway aud Henry thl away, px'ors
OF Charles Galloway. sen. dee David saunders
Jabez Lci'wtch. 1homas Sale. cA'or of Thomas
Logw a'.', VIM. 'Lcnwich ir tback hr.dl
Ihonas Lumpsn aud Lucy CallnwnN Delta
This suit IS dismsssd as 10 all the defenputs
except john CWllaWay. surviving c1'o, OF
James Caaway, son. dec aud Lucy Galloway,
the plain Ills nj III ther prescribing as 10 III M
aud thoreupon the cause came on 10 be- heard
ON the bill answer OF the dcfen1an, Lnc, Cal
laway, aud exhibit, aud The Subpoena an nrded
therein on the ID day of June, 1873, whifh np-
pears 10 have been duly executed on tn left
John GallaHhy, and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof, the court doth aidrT,
that one Of Is commission -is 10 take nm ACCOUNT
oi thu administration al the estate % aid
Jane. Galloway. dec mud report thu same TO
the court, with my matters specihlly stated,
though, pertinent by himself, OF required by
the pariie4 10 he "a stated
A copy--Testc, J WILLS, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lyncbbntg. 81 Dec, 1929.
The parties IN this cause viii iake nof,ce, hai
have apo Thursday the 26 h day OF March
next To- coininencr The accounts dlr.citt by the
foregoing order q! court, on which day, NJ the
hour Of nine O'Clock IA the morning they are
required TO attend nj nv Office, in th. town, .
with their accounts, vouchers. md copies II
court papers, prepared for examination aud
settlement. r.. Il. NOkVELL, Com.
Dec. 81. wdwd0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
COMMUNICATIONs--Forh the pDgin,an
MARrlN VAN BgREN ESQ


MEssRs. EDlroEs-As IN gentleman whose
name heads tnIs article, viii aSsuredty he can.
uLate for the Presidency, al The ensuing ttec-
ton, and as more than QUE oi h. Public jour
nas rcceafiy most ciamurous against the line
of safe prncedents" viii as certainty lorgei their
priIGciplCS and opinions ia his behalf, Il may
not b. improper at his time 10 put one or two
questions 10 the friends e he Secretary, and
10 the pubu generally.
IL is R0W a matter Of History that in the scs.
OF the Leg stature OF New York IN 1915, Mr.,
Van Barren was WdTmH opposed T." the Bil cal
ing for appropriations III favor Of the grca,
Canal. II is known, too, TINT through the in
nuence Of that gentleman IN the Senate n vote
was procured in that body hostile 10 the under
taking.
His also mailer Of History that in the ses-
sion OF Ia IL, the same gentleman was the zeal.
| Gus ddrOcGte OF that noble work TINS doub.
hug. though in strict aCt ofdancr with the con
duct aud character oil that willy Politician, has
never been explained. You may rest satisfied,
| however, that II Wa not without redsons-rea-
sons having no application TO the character and
importance of the subject then before tbc
| House.
II is also a matter Of History, thai in April
! 1924, during the Presidential canvass, aud Tor
ture OF New York, branded themselves with
| eternal infamy, by vote removing that great
| and lamenied Statesman d. Wit Clinton, from
| he board OF Canal Commissionefs.--Fo this
mean aud disgraceful act, no apology was offer
ed-no reason asslened.--it was the contemptl
! BILE act Of "A contemplate knot OF " poll ical
bargainers and juggers,' which drew down
upon them The vengeance ofan " nsulted and
intelligent community" ask. was Martin
| Fan Buren, concerned in this pniinl attempt IL
degrade Mr. Clinton Suspicious are abroad
--and the people have right TO know whether
he who claims he sufrsees OF tho living, can
meet. without fearing, The accusations Of the
dead. Let Mr.. Cunningham aud Col. Stone
speak out, upon this subject One was bold
enough To express his Indignation and abhor
renee at the act--cannot both tell us who was
the actor
With regard TO the late " Richmond trip
promise to give you, hereafter, some account oil
it. SWIFT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

cNeolICE Pursuant TO the last will and
M testament of Joseph Golf. decd will be
sold, TO the highest bidder, for cash, on Tues
day the 18th day Of January, 1880, If fair, il
moi, the next fair day ut the old store House OF
Messrs Hatther's, in Bedford county, eleven
likely young Negroes, consisting Of Women,
Girls and BOYS. PETER HUNTER, exr
Dec. 81, w2w'40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets,

vi INC i'ynChpuiB Wal hclS,
|. Corrected for The pirgnian, by
THOMAS A. IloLcoMpE aud RlcnanD THREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed lobac-
co, from So 81 to ! 90
inferior 10 common, 3 % 10 1 90
Common to good, oOto 90
Good TO fine, { O0to 90
Strips, oo TO 90
Refused 90 10 8 %
Lugs plenty. 90
Very little has been done during the past
week, except IN loose tobacco, which has sold
generally n, 81 80 per hundred. The foreign
markets TO the 10Th ii Nov. continue dull, and
but little dong IN tobacco. Prices had not adj
vanced. and il was thought doubtful whether
they would or not The article is represented
as being very low aud dull in Richmond.
Flour is dull 50 90 to 3 871
Wheat 10
Corn 30
Whiskey 20 TO 81
Hemp. 90 10 30
Pork 4 50 TO g 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

CoS6REss.-No business of importance has
ye' been acted ON by Congress --Or the Odd
MIR. McDuiiie. from the committee of Ways and
Means, reported a bill al propriating money for
the repair end fitting out of the frrgale Brandy
wine-"hich vas passed. We inie, from Mr..
McDuffie's remarks, that the Brandywine is
destined for the coast OF Mexico, 10 protect our
commerce in that quarter. which is left wholly
deienceess by The recent sbipwreck of the
Hornet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

always been, " opon 10 all parties --inhueac (
by none We ATE mol holding back, because.
like The Enquirer. we fear to be in a minority
W are used 10 that-but because il is TOO
soon 10 begin the war--the fields not yet clear
OF The old combstant. and the nep ones are
not yet distinctly enough visible. We must at
least know rrho are to be the candidates. before
we can determine whose cause we shall rs-
pouse. IL the contest shall be between Fan
aad the weathrrcock of South Carolina, we
shall have no hesitation in deciding as 10 our
course. We shall be anxious to effect that A.
gainst which Mr.. Noble, a blunt and waegish
member OF The Senate from Indiana, warned
MIR. Calhoun last winter Mr. President
(said Mr. N. addressing Mr. Calhoun) e" say,
Sir, II you do no, look out, The little bald-head.
ed man from New York will beat you, Sir he
has his horses, in the stable, harnessed and
he will bearyou, Sir"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
Dec 81

UIRGiNIA--At Superior Court Of Chan
Y Gerry holden az the town of Lyochhure, on
The 30lh day of Oct. 1929. Elizabeth Alesan-
der PnC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

To John Caitaway, SURVIVING acting
Executor Of James Caiiaway, deceas-
ed.
VOU no, being an inbahiiant Of this COM
il monwealth, will take notice thai shall,
on Saturday the Goth day of January next, at
the tavern OF Thomas Hale, AZ Franklin court
house, Virginia, take The afIidayifs of Peter
Saunders and others, TO be read as evidence
before Edmund Is. Norvell, ESD. one of The
Commissioners OF the Superior Court Of ChaL-
Gerry for the Lynchburg district, in the settle
ment Of your aceount, as executor aforesaid, ia
suit depending in said court, wherein | nm
plaintiff. and you, rs executor, &c. aforesaid.
and Lucy Galloway are defendants - And, on
the 4lh Monday in February ne1t, at the tav-
ern OF William Terry. in the town of Liberty,
Bedford county, shall take the affidsvits of
Garnet Lee aud others, TO be read before the
same Commissioner, in the same cause.
ELIZABETH ALEXANDER.
Dec. 81 w4w4O
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HEWoON'5 OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Dec 81, 1929.
nRAWN numbers in the Grand Consolida-
HDted Lottery, Glass No. ID.
90 az 9 90 46 10 9.
Cali and receive the cash for your prizes, or
renew them in the great Union Canal LOTTERY,
to be drarn IN the Pad OF January--If cash be
wanting for the NeW Year, stop al
HEWSON'S Prize selling Office.
Dee Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

Nd UNAWAY from Ssni. Hancock In Bed
HL ford county. Virginia, negro man name
BEN, about 81 years old, he is black we
looking boy, one OF the ends of one his in.
gers is cut of, and think The toes on one foot
stand crooked which expect were hurt when
he was young, expect he will aim for the free
State. Twill give ten dollars II any person will
deliver him to me, and FIVE dollars ifhc Is Sc
cured in any Jail, so that can get him.
SAML. HANCOCK
Dec. 81. w3w40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

HNHE Subscriber respe lfui
L ~ informs his friends aud
the public, that he has bought
Mr. Odell's stock. consisting of
n handsome assortment of La.
dies black and colored Prunella
Shoes, with aud without heels,
square aud round toes; together
with Cenilemens' Nailed Boots.
Of the yety best kind. coarse and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

NOTICE. Wanted. first rate cook, one
y who can come we'll recommended, for
such a one liberal price will be giyen--f"r
farther particulars, enquire at the Vrginian OF.
'hce.
Dec 81. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

Conreniion.-The proceedings OF this body,
down to our latest dates from Richmond, are
laid before our readers tins morning. The
session is rapidly drawing TO close, and we
tear il will terminate without any beneficial
result. The opinion gathers strength that they
will not even agree upon any CONSTR ution IN
lieu Of the existing one-that the Western mem
bers will vote in solid column against any III
s,rnment which may be framed that does not
recognize the white basis of representation III
the House ofDelegates, which, aided by or ~
votes of the Eastern members, who are oppos-
ed tc any change, will constitute majority IN
favor of remaining as we are. Such an event
is great, to be deprecated, for many reasons
not the least of which is that it will ALLEVIATE
one section ofthe State from the other, and
create t.hurnings, jeaousies and even open
hostility, which must end in division OF The
Commonwealth. The friends ofreIorm should
act with sound discretion in this matter, and
nm, throw away the advantages which they can
obtain, because they cannot get all they wish
Tbey should act towards their opponents as
creditor would towards an univ debtor-take
their rights byiusta!ments, il they cannot get
them all at once. Each successive victory they
a.;, will add to their strength. until, by and
by, they will be able to carry their point !"
desoile of their opponents.
TIP We insert an article this morning, from
tho oen of correspondent, touching upon
some points in the history OF Mr.. Van Buren,.
w, take no part agsina that gentleman al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
10 or 80 Negroes wanted

<HHE Subscriber wishes to purchase from
Toto s0likely young Negroes, Of good
character. ahi,ny young men-for which the
highest cash prices will be given
SETH WOUDROUGH,
al the Washington Hotel.
Dec 81 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
Beautiful Presents forfsso.

HAVE just received h M splendid az.
u sortment of Animals for 1880. ever saw,
consisting of Friendships oferisg, with beeu,i.
fIl enRrRxinRs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

~ The Presidents Message reached Nash !.
vile on the 18th inst, sir days from Washing
ton, uia Louisville.-It reached Knoxville FIST
In the Lynchburg papers, on the 10th inst. nine
days from Washington, and seven from Lynch
burg The Nashville Republican and KNOX
Vile Register are ia rap,ures with it, ofcourse.
They almost equal the Richmond Enquirer in
wholesale eulogy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

-'O'N's IN Washington We have given :
'pec'nen OF manners in Washington ci-
y VIZ now ask the attention of our readers to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

" The Nashville Republican of the 18th
inst. informs us that the trial ofJudge Williams
is almost brought TO close. II remarks. that
no one can undertake to say what will be the
result.-Tbe Managers appointed by the II. of
Representatives 10 impeach Judge Haskell ap-
peared before the Senate of Tennessee on the
18th inst and announced that the articles of
Impeachment were in a state of preparation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

Senatorial Eiection.-Tbe election OF Senator
in the Anherst District, in lieu OF Gen. Nm.
f. Gordon, resigned commenced on last Sanr
day. In consequence of bigh waters, the polls
we're kept open three days, Notwithstanding
which the vote is very thin. Tue following is
the result. as far as We have heard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

u The Editor of the Enquirer says, he me-
ver reads the Richmond Wing. He avoids i,
mischievous school.boy does the birehen rod of
the master.
" No rogue e'er felt the halter draw
:" With good opinion of the law G"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Sired, rear If Ne Tirsinn and TaI.me
Bniks

IN Cary street, rear ot The Virginia and Farmers
Bmk,.
EOSEPH WILLIAMS IL grateful to tho ladies
~ and gentlemen OF Virginia Tor past favCrs and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have them Ia
ken TO pieces, which will enable him 60 warrant them
10 he dyed and finished well as at any establish
mcnt III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary, as nc has suitable machines to finish them il
sent To him III the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are ikewSe informed, that he scours
ana rcnowsn colour, coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
gctcr with all kinds Of apparel, and requested repairs
them ~ the ncaCst manner. As usual NIL kinds M
piece goods dyed and hot or cold prcssed firnturn
Stuts Clcanscd and re-dyed in the ncatcst manner
y IS. Tickets WILDE issued OF leaving the goods
WIN MIN, and requests they will he presented OH an
rlIcation for the same.
EPIRSUANT 20 n decd OF inisi cyecuici hv EdW1II g
y swami on 'ic Sd day Of April, 1871 and admitted In
'rd on tire lyl day OF the Same month"; IN tire clerks Office
~ oWha'an county court, VIII DC sold the highest bidder
on Tive premises Monday, the 18th day ol NAV uex, n
Land m sad county, Containing 45O acres lyur ON
ic'P 'Ictk, and within half mile Of janice river This
Iand es wen, s divided into four fields under good nees
vaicr'd by excellent springs, in most hc.h, ogrce,bf
ncghh0rhnod, and bounded hy Belle Meade ho es,ac az
late Ihomns l2'b,) Samuel Swarm, Richard Swami and
Deep Creek There on the premises rom ,h 900,
dwelling house with rooms, and every ncrrss,yv c,,,
a'ilchc also new barn, and iobuccohouses s,ficst m
large crop. '''
The parties r;ccelci agree that ,be sale .,,l 30 mad, n
orc fourth Of tho purchase IN hand the balance IN and
years, well SECUTED. The sale will be Conducted y L,J
n swami agcT for the trustee, and such title made o Il vccJ
by the trust deed and other, which believed TO be good
The above made by my request and meets my APPROPRIATION
EDWARD &. SWAMI
I'd G. Swami win sell al time the life estate of healthy
person IN tract 81 10 acres oi the richest creek bottom ali
reaincd, and adoiuns the above on accommodating terms
Possession of both will be given b. trc sow wheat, and NH
fossrssgn ~ ChrS'maq NM - r,,ri.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
NEW GOODS

"a ALL NELSON has received by the last orri
n n walls from Philadelphia and Is now onening nv
the Richmond Packet and Tontiyy from New York
large supply al Spring Goods. which he will sell M
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part of
super black Italian lutestrinrs
Blue black marcclinc horenccs
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and colorcd gro de Daplcs
white and colored satns, superior quality
Biack satin levantines, sinchews and sarsrIetts
Black Canton and Mandarin cranes
Black bomhazincs
Flack and colorcd Itnlian cranes
Garage gau2c and silk scarfs and baudknrciirts
Bobbinett and PLAIN and figured pauze vols
New style small figured calcoes and cipcborns
Plain and plaid battestes
Best India nankecns, merscilles ves;inr
slack circasslans, hastings and bombazcttes
White and colorcd jeans and striped ditto
Cotton cainbrics and cami'ric rnuslins
BOOK, NULL Swiss and india ditto
Checked and striped jackonets, cambric dimity
Black Italian cravats
Bandanna handkcrcbieis
Lace capes, pclerincs, collars Sc
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskin, Woodstock, beaver & horscskin cloves
i.adics KID, SILK aud horscskiu do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain colored ribbons
Madam Cantclo's best corsct,s, corset laces
French braids, cords, &c.
ALSO,
n large assortment of brown and bieached shirt.
ings and shecngs, bed tckinps stripe and plaid do
mCShcs OZnabufgs, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
BALDWIN, IVES &. co

AVE received by late arrivals from New Yor,,
II Philadelphia, ond Baltimore, q large and snlen-
d assortment Of SPRING DRY GO0DS-wh;cb
icy offer at uchoiesaie retail upon their ,,suaj
terms.-T hey consist in part of:
D cases common and super prints. new, and
beautiful patterns
do IA and Sd cambria ginrhaun
i do 7-sand 1-4 Irish linens
do super German do warranted
do fine aihi extra kentinrs
bales "Rhode<ss' and "Hiua, Smith &. Co >,
plain black bombozctts
! case black crcassians
do cambria and medium rnislirs
Plain and fgrd Swiss 10
Jaconot, null and book do
Stripe and fig jaconet do
Super. long India nankeeIs
british and German do
Plain drab horcnines
Stripe grondureles
Blue and olive Pittsburg cozs
Heavy IA bang-up DO
cases French drillinps, chem
Super black Italian lustrnrs
Black gros. de Maps. and modes
Black and colored French satins
Heavy black India do
hte, pink, blue and straw gros dc Maps.
Blank scnshaws and sarsners
Green and blue do for umbrellas
Black and co!ored florcnces
Plain and stripe baitistcs
a beautiful assortment bonnet and belt ribbons.
I!aIn grUs dc Nap and satin do
Gauze cap, and black love do
Black Italian and Mandarin crapcs
Black lnstripg and Italian csaya;s
Plaid Italian and Florence do
w hite and fancy muslin do
Elaek and coloreh stocks
large assortment, white and coloreti Mcrseilles
and Valencia vestings
Ladies extra black hoTse-skin gloves
DO 60 do sewed with white and varfe-
gated colours
DO extra nititc apd culorcd DO
.niedpftion gloves, rev article
Mems best IL. skin do
DO buck aud beaver do
Ladies black and white English silk do
large assortment OF silk. cotton and worstptl
hosiery and . hose
Glt coat aud vest buttons, I'll kinds
q few gross "Bantp,oads" extrn rich do
Figured buttons for chidrens dresses
Small fi"'ri do for ladies' dresses
Ivory, bone and pearl buttons
bue and coiord sewing silks, extra quality
Sewing threads and cpttnns Of all kinds
Plain and figured bohbiGeit. laces
Thread iaces and inSertings
cases cotton dag. and han,Ianna handks
do silk flag. and fancy German do
bales British osnaburgs
IlckIenburgs, and brown rolls
Black and brown hollands
Glazcd cottons, for sleeve liuinas
Back, and cn!orcd caulbrics
Sal ducks, and buckrams
Drab, red; and n,isS patdinps
Cotton balls. in fancy boxes $780,.
a large assortment, blue, black, olive
Brown, claret, ana mixed cloths
Blue, and fancy cassmeres
Combs, of every description
ALSO,
sc bales 81 brown shriings
10 do A and 90 brown shirtinDs
DO Sd and Ca Waltham 90
do common and fine bed ticks
cases bleached goods-assorted quantities
sd 7-8 and 4-4 apron checks
Furniture checks blue and buff
Stripe and plaid dcmcstics Il great variety
Wilmington stripes, and dcninls
cologne water cotton frnres, cords Sc sc.
we shall shortly receive by the Hiram from Phil.
le, Pha' cases OF superior Parasols and silk I'm
rel!ns-and shall continue to receive hy ever or-i
al, additional supplies, which will render our Gssort
lent at all times, nearly complete.
We respectfully solicit an examination oronr stock
,id. .n 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
Medicines and DYE Stuffs.

Medicines and Dye Stuffs.
HAVE partly received my supply of fresh medi
cines. nnd can recommend them TO my friends and
customers, and 20 country merchants and physicians
Among them arc the following: -
Fine Amor castor oil in pints and quarts
Fowd Jalap, ipecac, tart. ernctic, cainphor
Opium, rhuborb, cream tartar
Lump magBcsis, cnicined do.
Flake mama. Alex. SIENNA
Genuine Turkey rhubarb in root
Sup carbo soda, tart. acid Rochelle salts SC
ALSO DYE STUFFY
Ch'pped logwood in barrels, Nicaragua, fs,ic
Cam wood, red do, cudbear glue, sheuc, alcohol
verdcgris
fiote indigo, coPporas, alum, no; and pearl ashes
april % j. H. BLAMIRE.
Oppositc tho Eauic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09

We are Rcceirng,
IN Hhds. st. Crox sugar
- ~ hhds. n. Orleans ditto
10 hhds. molasses
10 barrels tanners oil
10 barrels port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira wine
10 barrels New Ark cider
10 casks prime cheese
80 boxes bunch ralsins
o half lierccs rice
80 boxes tallow candles
25 boxes sperm do
20 boxes brown soap
10 kegs refined salt peirc
10 bags racc ginger
200 rcams wrapping paper
% bags Java coffee
100 griudsOnes, (Novascotia
100 boxes oranges
april ~ LEWIS WEIR 6, .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09

N@r JoBPRINTTNG executed a, 'bo v4ig oar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
Mats q. Gaps.

fOUNTRY MERCHANTS and others who arc
- III want oI the above articles are invited To chi
at my old established stand, 8 doors above the Bel
Tavern, Man Street. where they will find n very re
neral assortment and ut unusually low prices
eoiot JOHN THOMPSON
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25
FATTENING SWINE.

According to the opinion of the Rev. Mr. Elliot,
the best time in the year to shut up hogs to atten
them, is the month Of August. l rather prefer the
that they will not suffer at all by the heat in their con-
fnement; and there will be time enough to make
them fat before the weather becomes extremely cold
He that attempts to fatten his hogs in winter will be
loser; fort has been found by long experience that
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25
cLovER AND GRASS SEED.

Time and method Of saDg, getting out and cleaning
CLooer and Orchard Grass Seed.
In compliance with request in the American Farm
Of the 18th inst. desiring practical information of