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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
1900 00o
Sc coo
Sill 900 S2,22o,0oO

We have been officially Informed that the
irede OF the River has increased 81 per cent IN
the last 1--we years" In 1880, the tolls received
amounted 10 500, 400.
when We reflect on the inc, easing ponula-
ION Vi the State, the yssrly accumulatin ing
mhss oil trade that, as soon "a the Rail Ro al is
completed will be brought down from the
snofes O the tennessee and eventually ofihe
Mississippi through Lynchburg, 30 the pol Is
al me mead oil james, for shipment there and
AZ Norfolk, surely We may quadruple or max e
II annually S249,6O From this sum the ~
hove Sill 900 is TO be deducted snd yl3l 900
WI be l"i TO eKtIngulsh the debt for that year.
LIS would annih,Iate i, in 1T lie more ihan 10
years or l3l ,600# l6=2, l96,OO
But, let us only treble il. The annual RECENT
would be Slo1 200. From this sum the above
1000 IS to be deducted aud S76. 200 would
lie Lett towards The exlngul,bmrnt Of the debt.
This would more than annihiiale Il IN 80 wears
Tor Is, 2o0>:30=2, 26G, 900.
In these aud tue following calculations, 40
reference is bad 10 the interest mat wouId
annually he paid by these tolls, aud which
would tend 10 The sill speedler extinction OF
the debt
II is to be Iecollected TINT the Dab, of both
River and Railway would he aunihllated by thu.
measure.
However, let Us pursue the subject into other
IaniHcaiiuns
The auditor has proved The increase of tie
trade within the iast FIVE years.
On hIs calculations. the tolls
lsgF9 Il
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NOT GE,
June o.

ANVflI l. positively be sold, On Friday The
" 18th ma, my Tract Of Land, on the
nor fork OF Otter, containing 27i acres. A
good proportion Is first fsle bottom, now Ia
Corn aud Wheat. Tho crop Of Nhent now
growing ont the land u no, 10 bs surpassed in
its no,ghborhood. There is also n good crop
OF oats Il soma rye. Also,3 likely Negroes my
STOCK OF ov.ry description. plantation tools
NC Persons wishing 10 puichs eau view
~" prsm'.es before the day of ssls. Allthoss
thai am Indebted to are requested 10 come on
the day II sale thai arrangements may he
m"ds Tor their payment Terms Of sale
viii he lib,ra and be- made known on tie
day OF sale and Immediate possessions given
The sale viii be conducted by Col T.. Gwat
k'o andJ ha + Sals. JAMES MARIN.
June D. IL
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lUhouANI 10 decree oi tue SUpsfior
~ Court OF Ch"noery, for tho Lyoebbnrr
DtfDo'. pronoupcrd on Wednesday, the Ara
day Of November. 1890. in the case Of Epr,,
rs, Roberts the undersigned, Marshal OF the
said court, will sell FOR cash On Tbnrs.Isy III.
7ih day Of Jolly, 1881. u fair, II not the ne.t
far day. before his Office door, in the town q 4
Lynchburg, tbe interest Of Samuel Rob.r,s H.,
the estate Of his deceased father. Eooeh
lt.l''rIs. ]. A. HoLCoMBE, Darsin
JUne D. ,ftt.
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YnAUk5UANr ton drc'ee ofthe Superior
x Court Of Chaneery FOR the Lynchbprg
District, rendered nj the October term 1873 !,
in the cRse OF Smus VI. Q1ck tho undersign.
I'D Marshal OF the sad Court. wni sell on the
premises, in thu county Of Nelson on tuesday
The 2o'h day OF June, 1891. II fair If ooi, the
next fnlf day, tract OF land, containing 81
acres, or So much as will produce 100 dollars,
fwith the interest from 1920 ia paid, aud he
custs of suit and sal. The sale will he made
or cash. or on such credit a. the parties may
agree On. /. A. liOLCoMBE. Marshal.
May 20 lids
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lTDHICE.
Luna y

n " advertisement appeared in The last No.
"a Of this papcr over ihr signature of Ma
than,ei Winston, notifying the public tint tue
firms Of Nat. Winston n Co. and J. a I. T.
Lynch Co. are not dis,0ired, and TINT our
notice ola dissolution which Appeared IN this
paper, Gath March Last. must be disTegnrde1
We assure the public that The above mentioned
ot0eT GeHGufes ~ Iney Gay &C., - tss'" Y
aud proper 10 effect our object. That the
said committee be composed OF nine residents
Of fIedet iokshurg, three residents of SpOtt- /
sylrania county, aud three residents of Fat
mouth AID ol stafford county. That thu said
committee shall have the power To Gil all va
cancles which may occur in their body byl
death. removal or otherwise that majority
of The members shall he requisite 10 form al
quorum aud the following gentlemen are
hereby appointed 10 form the sad Committee
VIZ. George w. Bassett, Geo. Hamilton and
feamans Smith OF Spotsylvania John IL
Wallace, Henry L. Philips. Samuel Howison,l
Wm. A. Knox. Reuben 1, Tbom, WIN. JACK (
son, Jr, Edward IL. Carmichael. Anthony
Buck, and George Cox. of Fredericksburg 4
Baz Gordon, aud james w. Ford of FALL
mouth nnd John Moneu,e of Stafford Ia
q h R,soiped That Mr., William Allen, ols
Frrderioksb1fg. he, and he is hereby, appo'n'b
looe1r tru.,.vo th,) We VIII give fall aud
absolnte discharge. and consider II n han
ny radiance from such man, rs from whom,
even nj the termination of a law sui', nothing
would he recovered. J. IL Z. T.. LYNCH.
z. 8 Wa shall continue tho operation oi III
Lynehbnrg Mhs-and would be slnd TO
see the Fatmers beiore they engsge ,hr,r crop,
OF wheat. s NC are disposed TO make them We.
ny liberal offers The public can now get corn
rye, &c ground by sendiogio l. nehbn'g mi Is.
J. 3 c. l. LYNCH.
June Q. Is
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May IS

TURSUAvT to decree Of be Superior
u Court OF Chancery, for the Lyn, hhurg
District, rendered on the 2lst dav Of October,
1890, 10 the cause Of Miller VS.. Boaldin. exec
utor Df David Ross the undrrsgned Marshal
of the SAID Court will sell, on Thursday the w
day Of June, 1881, iftar, il not, the next fair
day, by auction, on six months credit, on the
pre- misses, in the county Of Campbell, 80 much
of tie land belonging TO the estate Of David
Ross rs win di.charg. the sum of $l923 10
cents, tn Inc intercst, costs OF amt end sale.
4. a. HoLCOMEE, NJ.
May s il'ds
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'Irust sale.

10y virtue Of d Ger ain deed of trust. exeen,
- ted by Wm. Il. Roane to the undersier
ed trustees. bearing date the 22d day of Os,.
Der, 1890 and OF record IN tie Clerks of,;r.
Of Amherst County Court. for The purposes IN
said deed expressed ee. or either Of ~, shall
On Thursday 30ih oI jun inst, il fair, il not, OF,
the next fair day thereafter. Sundays excepted,
upon the premises. sell, fur cash. at auction.
the Ir"ci of land wherein s0id Roane now lives.
in An'hert county, about eight miles from,
LynchouTg, estimated to contain about seven
hundred acres, more or Pss.--lhe land has up-
on il valuable Improvements. And the follow -
ing slave, viz-John. Bob. Bat, Genkey. Fan,
ay, Polly, Nancy. Judy, aud her four chrers
or so much thereof US wiil be suticieni 10 ma,
and satisfy the preseut denand under the said
deed ofrust.
The title TO the above property is believed 10
be good--but the undersigned will only cony, >
TO the purchaser or purchasers such tide as they
hold under the said deed
JAMES L. LAMKIN . Trus.
LEWIS h. WILLIAMS. { tees,
xans .. tds
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HelGse.a1S' OFFICE.
5l5,O Capital Prizes.
Virginia Wellsburg Lottery,

HDURSUANT to n decree 0i IA. superior
ID Court Of Chsncery, for the Lynchburg
District, rendered on the Ord day OF Noyem-
ber, 1880, IN the cause OF Coggesh"l VS.. Lasly
the undersigned marshal OF the said court will
sell on the premise, On Friday the 18th day
of June, 1881, il fair, il not, the next in,r day
at auction, for cash, in the county of PhtsyI-
vania, Three Haodred Acres OF Land, belong
ing 10 the estate of Edward TERED, lying be-
tween Wards Bridge and Panni's Ferry.
4. A. HOLC0NBE, VI.
May Is wItds
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AN Friday the 18th met. a'4 O'Clock IA
~ trout of our Store. a consignment OF Su.
gers and Vines.
4 hoghends New Orleans Sugar
3 do do do do (pfime)
~ Dsmijohns Of Pure Madeira Vine
& do French do do
quarter casks OF do do
W. hre reauested by the owner 10 close the
shove consignment AT auction, AMI to persons
wanting either Sugnts or Wives. they will bs
fouad desirable. Ihr sale " ~ he conducted
by Anctioneer. ItrmI--
Sums over 80 dollars, 4 months credn--lrSs
than % dollars, Uash.
l.. &R Il. NORVELL.
Tune y ii3i
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1DuRSuANI' 10 drc,ss u b oliis1s.T
- Count Of Ch"noery. held AZ L,nchbmg,
pronounced oHsh' 3o'h dry Of ocrober. is3l'
IN n suit therein apendinp. betwecn RsndoIoh
ID. Carbon. plaintiff, & Mary s rnnge,ihe older.
Robert smith aud Agoess his wiir, and other.
D"frndanis--lhe uudersigupd, Mar.haI Of IN.
said superior Corr of Chancery, will. on tn,
il'h day Of July nrIt, II TAR, IL not the psst
lair das, proceed 10 sell. upon the premises,
by way Of public auction. to The b CHEST bidI
der. for ready nonoy, Two lots or parcels of
land, situated at Campbell Courthouse, CON.
tanning two and three qnavrr acres. =
j. A, HoLCOMBE, WmJ,ai.
Tune o. ma.
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ID URSUANr 20 decree of the SUPERIOR
Z CoWt Of Chnncery for the Lyncbburg
District, pronounced on the 29ih day Of Ocfn-
her 1890, IN ino cause Of Stovail Va. Jeter
the undersigned, Marshal Of tho ssid Court.
III seil. on The Pren' rs. IN the county of Bed
ford, on Friday the 2iih day OF June, 1881, il
taif. u not the DeIt lair day. Tract Of Land.
containing sevfD hundre aud twenty acres.
adjoining the lands Of John Foqun, JOSEPH,
Hardy, and others. or so much thereof a. viii
RAISE eleven thousand one hundred and thirty
five pounds oitobarco OF the Upper James Ri,.
er Inspection aud the further quantity OF three
hundred and ninety five pounds Of tobacco OF
the Upper james River inspection and also
the SUN OF nine pounds eighteen sb,lliogs and
interest thereon, after the rate Of 8 per cenr
per annum. from the 28Ib day Of February,
1877, until paid, and he costs Of suit and sale.
j. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
May %, frds
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"A CARD.


MfR KNIGHT, professor Of the Piano
4tA Forte. respectfully announces To the ia
hehnanls Of Lynchsnrg and rs vicinity thar
he has opened Music Saloon in Richmond
which will be eons,Aniiy supplied with the most
Pc nlar pocdl aud Iasirurstniai Music. Ms soon
u, published III New Yorkshire latest and mos,
improved obstruction, Books, Including Vireu.
ris's, C,amers' usefsl Esrnlts, Sequel, Hun
trr's beautiful .Rondos. (beinG adaptations OF
Rossul's most celebrated Airs y Burrows Pri.
mer, IAN eIcellent aUd instructive work y To-
getber witha large collection OF Vari.t,oDa
sc. &c. calculated 10 improve all elasses Of
learners.
Nh KNIGHT has likewise an assortment az
Nuns Piano tOrtes--Squsre, cabinet and
grand, geserally esteemed the finest manniae.
tpred IN the Uoifed States yiolins, {Gne.t /
,asn Sl'ings,) Flutes, &c. &c.
" All orders Cor Music or Piaro For,es
pDnCInslly attended to. addressed 10 Koigbt's
Music Saloon NJ Mrs. Ricbardson's. Boarding.
House, Richmond, Va.
May % ifIm
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OEICE. public are cau"onea u
" galna trading for bond for $40, payable
on or before the LIST day OF May. given by thu
Subscriber 10 Jaurs Mcknight L. endorsed by
AIR. SmIthsoo II. Davis. The SAID tond Is not
yslid. aud a. il has Usen lost, this caution is
deewed ne cesssry. janis JAMES.
Juus9 liz
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iIaborers w anteA.

Il'HE subsor'ber wishes ~ employ ivms-
a d,a'ely, Tor the James River Company.
twenty hands. 20 work on the bed of the River.
Wages will be from $40 to gl2 per mon,b
Apply to the subscriber, at Bent Creek.
JAMES McCOLGAN,
dgem J. II. Company.
June o. 81
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A GARD.

HNl1E subseribsr having iaken = large ard
II commodiops store room on main street.
one door below Liberty Warehouse, Is p,epsr.
I'D 10 receive and sell on commission all kinds
o. h ayy eood',sueh ne groceries, had ware &c.
as also al descriptions OF country prohucr.'
From his experience Ia business and by
strict attention 80 the same, hs hopes to give
general satisfaction.
STEPHEN W. LEWIS.
Jun. D. 10,
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ibuRSDANr 10 = decree OF the sap.rior
* Court Of Chaucery, heh ~ Ly"ehhurg.
pronounced on The - h day Of MAY. 1891. IN
ut,ssrein depending between William Gb /
ton, stephen Chiffon and o'hsrs. plaintiffs and
Inines MaYin and othap hefe neanfs the un-
drrsignsd. Marshal of the said Court will, 90
The l2th dsy Of July nes', If fair, II no, the
neS' mir dnyi proceed 10 sell. upon the premi.
se', by way OF public auction 10 The Highest
bidder, on credit of one. tsn and three years,
the real estste whereof Richard Chiffon, fha
elder, died teised. and which was mt dispostd
OF by his will. The pu chaser or purchasers
will be required 70 give boud, with approved
security. mr. the pay men, oil The purchase mo-
pes, aud The title will he retained NJ = further
security. subject 10 be resOla IN case defaoit
shall l,s made IN the paymen, OF the purehass
money, on any part Thereof.
ia. H0LCoMBE, Norsta,
JunrO iflds
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WARDS OFFICE, }
Iynchburp. Juno OH. 1881.

Lynchbnrg, Juno 9Th, 1881.
Tho following wtie The nUmbsrs drawn for
the Wheeling Lottery Isl class. at Richmond
on Friday last
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Renew your small prizes IN the 9Th class Of ihc
Welsburg LOTTERY which draws Io-morrop,
~ Richmond. and contains SOME splendid cap
itals, viz Is. GOO. 80 600 &c. &c. aud Iicke,s
only 81 Shares in propoTlion--for sale in n
great variety OF numbers at
WARDS OFFICE.
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Total
$4,lI4.5OO

Bht, as we have . datum in The actual r.
ceipts oil the James we Will proceed and CO H.
sid }, al surely we may, when IN" traffic from
the West aud south Vests bIo,Rhl 10 bear
on tn k7il way twenty rer cent 10 be tho all
mail IncfeaSp
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Eutetourt Springs .

/AHE subscriber begs leave 10 In 'orm the
- publ chin, lie has reduced The rate Of boar d
al this establishment 10 81 90 per week, for
ladies aud gentlemen, aud to half that price
for children, servants, and horses. knowing
III. rgid aud laudable cconomy Of the people
ci Lyuchborg, he hopes this reduction In the
price of bond. W III att, act their attention. and
that lie will be favored With u large share of
their patronage, during the approaching see
soo. lie has lately seq, a bottle of those wa.
ters to DR.. Thomas Cooper. 81 Columbia, Is.
Carolina) isr the purpose ai being nalyzed,
who ia fnmsd for his che mic al knowltdge. In
n letter have from him on the subject, he pru-
uouuces theIn 10 be " exactly similar to those
OF Harrowghte in ling llnd, aud oil the York
Springs, aud Carlisle Springs, in PennsylVa
MIA, the celebrity OF which IL we'll known
particularly The former. In fact, from 4 two
years residence an thu spot. aud my obserya-
| tons daring that TIM. of their effects upon u
gTen, variety Of cases, I can, with confidence,
| pronounce them 10 be rqual, OF nearly 80, to
any mineral waters in thu state, and superior
| 10 some. IL cases OF debility, they are pariic-
nIafly efiicsci"ps, giving NJ onte an increased
appetite rxhIiiiaIing the Depressed spirs of he
patient, aud IenOvaiing The whole system. o.
some persons OF peculiar HABITS oil body, they
are not thought 10 be sufficiently active Ut,
by adding a little Epson Salts, or even the
common table salt. To the frat glass, this oh
lection is entirely removed.
As the Lynchbufg Stage does moi pass this
place, II ladies aud gentlemen Wishing TO Wait
these Springs, by that Conveyance, will drop
n TO the SUBSCRIBER, by the preceding mail,
advising him OF their situation, ha VIII send u
hack 10 meet them nj the tincasile road, only
four aud half les distant, free OF cost, md
| lie engages that here shall he no dssppoiut
msnt aud should they afterwards desire Ia
proceed TO The other Springs, they taD do
40 by the Valley Stage, which passes, tbs place
| esery other day, mud ntersecis the Lc~isburg
! ot-ge Al FtncasIle. II they should prefer ira
Yelling oil III" way from Lynohburg, ia hack,
| add vii ~ like manner. advise hun by mail oi
the Iimr whrn they wish IA leave that. he will
,end bs hack punciualy for them, al he very
moderate charge OF 80 per day.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
BoieiOuh Springs, June D. B,
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INN.KAGGn

a Ii persons indehed 10 William Dean io'
"a last years dea % are notified 10 MAJ"
M, mpnt without d, Iay Ms no longer Indulgence
can OF viii be giv-n,
Iuue9
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NOTICE.

FESHE heirs and distributes OF the estate OF
Il David Ogrsby, decd. are hereby notified
thai We are ready tor final settlement, OF said
estate. All claims, property authenticated,
and presented 10 US. will he iorhwith adjusted.
BEVERLY X. SCOTT. ! o..
FRED. SPECIE, N""'
June y H2wif
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

EkE VIEW
Ot the i.ynchburS Markets.
Corrected for the PirgiBiaa, By
THOMAS A. HoLcomsE and k,cuAHp TrREr,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices 81 passed Iobae-
co, from 90 TO 10 90
Inferior tn common, 400 TO 4 90
Commoo TO good, 40o To 6 90
Good TO fine. 65nto 1000
Strips, $50 TO q M
Refused, 225 to- IS
Inspected The past we.k 553 hhds. passed
tobacco $50 hbds. refused total 6s3.
The MARKET has been unusually brisk for
tobacco suitable for manufacturing, The pnst
week. Mr. George w. Jel,eys OF Caswsll, N
Carolina, ,old HI, crop consisting of ten hops.
heads.'Ix leaf. aud four siemmed at an average
OF 81 ~. The extreme price of the lcnf WIS
from "a 40 10 Ia 10; average ofthe leafs SO !;
the strips sold at 81. Mr. SamuelP. Wh,i- ot b..
e'oart sold his crop OF three hogs esds al an n
versse Of SO ID extreme prices 50 30 10 l6.
We had the pleasure Of selling an Saturday last
for Col Edward Watts OF Bntriourt an old crop
OF / hog heads, which averaged precisely - !,
extreme prices - 10 IL %. Common tobacco
continues without change; inierinr and
common crops sell on VI average fron 50 90
tu1 o.; the larger part OF the crops are common.
We have accounts from England 10 the lst OF
May 1881. Very little doing in tobacco.
Business in the month OF Aprs was very Goa.
lracied, notwithstanding the universal wish OF
holders TO sell the prices are low altho' they
continued generally steady. The stock on
hand is smaller than 1t has been Tor many
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aea the clouds. scarcely raise enough TO keen
nen rom starving lis very srangs, as
sa'o o'tore. but this just my luck Sone how
OF o'1ef, Il seems as II never was made 10
prosper, notwithstanding all the care take IN
'ae management OF my business. ~ were to
pay no more regard TO the weather than farm.
fr Active aud others do, | should be wholly
ruined Tor rs IT isl can scarcely keep nv head
above water. But. this, a. | said be fore, i. Just
my luck"
90 reasoned aud so acted Mr.. Lackadaisy i;
and So thousands OF other idle, irrosolute, do
nothing persons reason aud act lucy ar.
siaa oil any excuse TO put of The discharge of
'hef duties 10 gel rid OF immediate labor /;
10 postpone I'LL Tomorrow what should b.
done to-day. Aud when they fail Of success in
business; when they do not reap where they
nave neglected TO SOW when they do mol make
money which they have moi laboured fof. when
lhey ind themselves houseless. supperless, anu
IN rags they throw all the blame upon their
I'll luck, aud wonder how IL happens tha,
other people ore more prosperous Than them.
selves. N. Y. C0ASiC TALON.
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NTOpIGG.

a Ii persons are hereby fof"arned tom
"a trading or taking an assignment Of n bond
executed by me to Stephen ;. Didsuid, about
the lauer part OF last September. for SIXTY five
dollars and due On the lst day OF Angus neHi.
The consideration for which sad BOND was gu
ven has faxed. and am determined not to pa,
The same, unless compelled by Law SO 10 do
The bond was gwen for The purchase OF horse
of said Dugud,& by hm warranted TO be SOUND,
whereas the said horse was wholly uusound al
the time OF The sale 81 still continues so--ihdeea,
the horse has been worthless and oil no value
siace he has been in my possfssion'
WIN. TRENT.
MAY 80 81
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FROM Tue NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
FROST GAGE.

Inc irult Is about the size and form of the
green gage, ola dark purple colar 1t ripens
about The Let OF October, aud has breu sold IN
the markets al New York as late as the loth.
but being brought from place 80 miles To
Tue noHhward. they were probably a week la
ter III ripehing than they ould have been Al
Ne" YORK. 1t is not quite as sweet fru,t as
the green, but has a more sprlthily flavor. and
Is besi OF all the iate pums. Inc tree produces
abhndantIg, aud is OF vigorous anu Unity
CROWN IL is native fruit OF the stat OF New
fofk ana the circumstances of IT'S coming in
alter all the other Gne pums are past, renders
1t "A mighty valuable addition To The assortment
OF thai iruit. | know of one orchard OF ms
valuable plum which contains above 200 trees,
oil OF " Inch are OF the naturhl growth, having
been reared from suckers from the Original
trees and their produce IL very great.
WM. PRINCE,
Lin. Bot. Garden N, Y.}
Jan. !, 1851.
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plszaaY.
lIiE LoyE-sArCuER.
a Al, Lore aud Hope sliO0ld eper 60 tOge'het

II. h. l.
Isaag safe on lofty ill,
AID .he looked towards the sea
= ma marselled, a. c zed . her,
= ,ybo conld ihe LAZY he.
Her robe was snowy Waite, Der Vel
Wgs like the ralnsow' hue
Tbqe was blush on her gentle cheek,
Aud a lehr ia herrye ot blue.
Her hair vas braided from her brow.
Aud an opal sci in pearls,
stdl var, ing in all lis trembling gh'
Vas 10 her suhurn cuils
she safe and wal chei bright bark glide
Townrts he farther shore
And saw that size was beautiful,
Butt knew nothing more.
Twas mon, and u en- the lady sung
He must have crossed the sea
Even no vi the waves are ebbing tack.
And they II hring him back 10 me-"
And, shading her eyes with her ivory hand,
She gnzed most earnestly,
But there was not speck 10 break
Tue line of.ea and sk5.
Twas eve--the red sua in the west
Was resting on the wavr,
And sigh that almost breathed Of fear,
The grnte lazy gave.
But still she watched. nd tried to sing,
Though in a sudden strain,
"Oh, | remembered ntl he swore,
lkn5w nell coaie agam.'
Twas t.ii,ht red lingering streak
Alone sui told of day;
Que uenbl,ng STAR "a. glimmcring
Above TIE ~aeiy way.
The LADY looked--oh such a look
80 strained TO pierce The dark;
Ill she frosted tht II was Tor Ears
She eJGid noI ste his bark.
Twas midnig hi-conntless stars were out
| he Heavens We're calm and far,
The moon showed all the dapcing sea,
But IN no SAL WAS there
The Lady gave one lingering look
Across the flashing TIDE,
Then failed the light IN her blue eyes,
And she laid her down aud died
They tod mo who the Lady was
Alas It's ever so,
She liugers 10 the very last.
Then dies away Tor We.
marvel not tue iady died
lhus like weRried dove;
For they told me ihal her name was Hone,
And that size watched tor Love.
Nj. A. BROWNE.