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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-17
"MvoH r sEnA,Ns vssuso.'
From the Nav Monthly Mogazine.
FATAL NUMBERS

U
The spread OF eduoatioo, should i, operate no greater benet
r. render us happier in ourselves, and more ,usoful,o the comm
Dangerous supers;itioas infused into our heads by our gton
hers.
From age 10 aga hath ros.co,' light.
With gradual ray, dispelrd the night
or hasgard superstition.
AZ every step she onward takes,
The demons gloomy fabric shahes.
And dies some dark tradition.
SLOW through her march sublime, 'ts snre'
Aud though some lingering mis,s obscure
The fullnesa Of her lnsno.
Like yon vain envions clouds, that play
Around tho potent aru of day,
Ono beam destroys the cluster.
Freed from the demons heavier ehsin,,
One little tyranny remains,
Aud stll the mind cncumbets.
Will awe aud q trembling, still va own
The away Of fatal num6ersl
The bell tolls onsi III omen'd hour.
The spectre glides tho spoil hath power
The dead forsake their riches!
What terrors in a T,EscE wo soc,
Tho furlss and the htes are three,
Aud three arc shake'pears's witches
raree headed ;rowls the dog of He'll.
Tkytes waves tho wand ft magic spell,
Asd many a Beno alleges
Those viowlcss terrors of the street,
Who wound each pretty form they meet,
Weld needles with three edgos.
Mac 10 accursed, Bot diro Artser,
If a, tho festive board be seen,
Thirteen portontous covers;
Laugh, song, u /, merry tale, away,
Death oot the table hovors.
Now reason for a moment sleeps,
And iorth a new born bugbear crseps.
Sure those we had wero plenty
Scot IL you can, at three or ora,
Deride thirteen! but, trembling shur
The snaIes of one and tresty
Hear II, each lau, htsr loving soul.
Honr II, 20 patrons of tho bowl,
IN Momus' Court who ravo.
Assemble when you will a Seore.
But IL you're found Que laugher more,
Dead worse than death OF devil
% fashions, arts, tho last new play.
Books, or the taitlo Of the day,
a score may safely reason;
One added to the sacred sum,
And straight the w%onderous themes become
Sedition, plot, and treason,
Sacred the roof who're ti1er,y knaces
Oonspite to reEder froomen slaves,
Aud plot their lands undoiug;
But twenty one in fair debate,
How best to serve or save the state,
Bodies, dungeons, racks, and ruis.
but suporstiiisn's race is run!
Aud though the spell-fraught ttpenty-ore
May work while reason slu,nbers,
Her glorious course renew'd, it fails!
Her march To stop no power avails!
NOT EEK TIE POWER or suaeses.
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SIR CHARLES.-This distingui.beJ foaIo.usr
- whose Colts are oltener winners, and more OF them
seliog than those OF any other or<e's get in America
AMI at higher prices, will stand This spring, az nv stall
in the county Of Chesterfield, within one mile OF Moo.
Jy's tavern,lS from Petersburg, and 90 Eom Richmond
aud Is now at his stand, ready TO serve Mares al TTtr.
" Dollars he leap. and Forty fire Dollars the season.
payable the 18th OF July next, VIII n il will EXPIRE
Seventy Dollars to insure a mare, payable as coon az
she il known 10 be in ioil, or parted with-One Dol.
Tar TO the groom for each mare, TO be paid when che il
sent to the horse. Pasturdge gratis, which for ot,aItv
and quantity, is very desirable, being all we'll enclosed
and well waiered. Every care will be taken TO pre.
vent accidents, but no liability for anv that NAV hsn.
mares wi h or without cote, well fed, n desired. at 25
cents a day.
My son George ". johnson, will reside on the
PLANTATION, and Will attend himself particularly TO all
Sir Charles is foil 10 bsnds 3 inches. Is years old
this spriug, aud o. = I'm. che nut colour; he never wa.
IN higher health, nor was her ever a suter lo.I.get.
ter. hor was any horse ever more admired Tor form.
beauty, and commanding appearance. He has been
80 ef en- edveTtised, that | c .nsider II unnec4ssarv n,
sists again his numerous and sureessful races. III
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will sbew that
bic Cote are performing on he Turf with unearaiIed
success, and by tbeir performances are doing much 70
sustain tho high rePut 'tlon Of heir sire, who was got
by Sir Archy, his dam by The imported horse Citizen.
who was by Paeolet, be by Blank, and he by Godol
phin Arabian; bic grand-dam Communication, " imported
Dare Devil, impo'tedsOdS Shark, imported horse OLi
Felrnoughi, imported more Jenny ID snsl, got by old
Dismal. VIM. r JOHNSON.
Chesterneld, Feb. 10. S5-wtl6 hA
"A LII persons indebted 10 tbs IN ate OF the late D,,
IA James Henderson If Manchester, are requested
those having claims against The 'aii estate will be
pleased TO present them.propsrly autbsutic sd for Get
temeo'. HANCOCK LEE, E,,or Of
~ Sh V-"a" James Hendes0n.
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Il co-par,nership heretofore
RE existing under the firm OF BARNES s. BELT, l..
debted TO the concern, VIII plea se make payment to B.
L.: ia aud those to whom the concern is Indebted
VIII be paid by him, as he alone is authorized to settle
'he "hoie business. NEWMAN w. BARNES,
BEN LLOYD L
Richmond, Feb. is, 1881.
uJ The subscriber is this day moving his goods from
ths store recently occupied by BARNES s. BELT, 10
me store on the corner Of f. and 18th streets opposite
,be bell Tavern, where he will dispose Of his stock on
hand at ue'y reduced pTices,say about cost and charges;
wh'ch VIII be done for the purpose OF reducing the
s!ocS as much a. possible, before his Spring supply ar.
nve'. He basreceived recently from New York and
rhiiadelPhia' great many new and desirable articles,
pom LOT Ladies and Gentlemen, which he will Gispo @
OF az before said at very reduced prices.
Feb. 26 30 -w4w BENJAMIN LLOYD RELT
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"HE new line Of 4 Horse
Post Coaches. from Rich
mond TO Orange Court House,
via. Louisa Court. House, has
gone iato opet a'ion, ind will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-17
u. S. uessds Brit, do. u. S. pesseis Brit. do.
I Isss 1a1S a sSs i dSa Is!
q.,.ne. g. 40 u7 -

Thus. under The different system Of the two conn.
tries, the United States shipping entered Cuba, de.
creased 81 vessels in a year, while ours increased 40.
We add from the came source a table OF the imn,rts
into Cuha, from the two countries. which .hows msre
uneqnivocally, the d~ecaying condition Of the trade Of
the United States and tho inctease pari passu Of ihst
Of England.
Value ofimports into Cuba from he u. S. and England.
respectively, in 1927 and 1928.
1927 1928.
u. States, CT, 4s2 5s5 Ell 3I9 sl9-decrease fI12 7Is
England, 523. GA 54,0l4-iDcrease 90 31a
Thus il appears, that while our exports 10 Cuba
with orr nnshacklTd frad', increased upw ards of thir-
~ tbnu'and pounds sterling in a year, the exports Of
tie United S ates fell eff in the came time more than
a hundred AMI twelve thousand pounds.
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ySMNGGRR$rs:Keu-&1 STAGES FROM wARRENToN
9x3&31sIfh TO
4E~>ada,E - DANVILLE

YHNHIS Stage VIII leave warrenton every Tuesday
IL and Saturday at 3 O'Clock p. Nj, arrive at Oxford
day ai4 o'clock A. NJ. and arrive at D4nviiie at Q p. M.
same days. Leave Danville every Monday and Thurs
day at s o'clock A. nj. and arrive at Milton a, 8 A. vi.
and at Oxford same days; leave Oxford at 4 o'clock A
M. every Tuesday and Saturday and arrive at Warren.
ton In time Tor passengers to take the stage north to Pc.
%tersburg.
This route combines more advantages and facilities
uau most routes la the southern country; aud for COM
tort and convenience Il 10 not surpassed. Persons ira.
yelling to Petersburg, Richmond, or any place 70 the
norm can enter The stage at Dspviie either Monday or
thursday at D a Nj. arrive at Milton a, 8 o'clock and a,
Warren'on next days In time for the stage going north.
ward and arrive at Petersburg Wednesday and Satur.
day by O'Clock p. NJ. Thus p%-rformming the route
OF III Miles in three days price Of Fare thrcuyh
$40 90, and arrive in New-Yorkin six days from Dan.
vile or Milton. Persons travelling south can leave Pc.
,er'burg every Monday and Thursday and arrive at
or Danville.
This line intersec,s al Warreuton the main daily line
running Ncr'h or South. Ii also meets tbs Norfolk
line ola Nun freesboroueh and Halifax. N. C.. Psrsons
tavel'ing north, who do not wi h 10 go through Peters.
burg, can go in This linz to Norfolk and there meet the
SEAN Boats, direc' to Washing ton City, B~I'imore, &c.
I'M. hue also meets at Oxford a stage from RAieigh.-
Az Milton u also inter ects the s,age line from Freder-
~icksburg, Va, 10 Powelton, Gcotga And at Danvile
meets with a line OF stages from Lynchburg, Va and
another from Salem, NC. twice a week, which extends
south.
TIE Proprietor pledges himself to keep comfortable
Coaches, hrst rate teams, sober and steady drivers
& by these means hop 10 obtain a share OF p,tronass
Passage from Warrsnton TO ID invil e SIS 90. All bag.
gage and PARCELS at the ri-k OF the owners.
February "a. 94-w6w JAMES w. JEFFREYS.
a NO-PARrNERSHlP-The subscribers have a $ a.
~ ciated themselves in business, under The firm Of
Belt, Poice, s. Co., and viii open in a few week. IA,
lhe corner ooilquely opposite tn Bill Tavem) a gene
raj a.sor,men, OF Staple aud Fancy, Foreign and Do.
nestle Dry Good; to which hey invite The aiten tion
OF County Merchants, their friends, and Others. with
TIE assurance that nothing shall be wanting on IN .ir
par, TO deserve the public patronage.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
THOMAS X. PRICE
JOHN MARSHALL SHEPPARD.
MIL the receipt of The Goods mention ed above
- Benjamin Lloyd Bit will contiru. las heretofore
advo Used and at the same place TO dispose of the
STOCK now on hand, (nost OF which is Of recent pur-
chases) at very reduced rates -preparaio, y 10 their q.
nal deposition, which will take place before the new
concern goes into operation.
March g.. 90 -owau
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4 NORDONSVlLLE.-The subscriber has IatsIv
IN p%uichaStd tIis well known E-tabli.hme mt. and
intends cen inuing the Tavern. He will be prepared
TO accommodate visiters in the bes, manner. His TIA.
t.han De well suppied-his Bar we'll stocked and
his Stables well furnished with proverder for borsss
The Stages from Guysnjotte 10 F. ieiiek.burg and
from ~kichm"td to Harrisonturg, arrive and depart,
rom 'his stand. The subscriber assures the public
ma, MS oest exertions TO give sa'isfaclion, shall be
made. MARTIN psUED
Inc fredericksburg Herald and s aunlon Spectator.
VIII publish ths above weekly, for four weeks, in each
Papsr, and end lhsir accounts. March go--uAw
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~ OhaNCEhY.-At Rules holden 10 the CIsrk', off, an
1881: ""ohaay I'M Sidfy OF January
Maurice ~Lausherne, jr. c.u,I,
against So"Pi|
Jane, n kin a lm'or de boni, non with the will .o.,.d of ch.,,.-
Tn A. $50 a.. onn ": "h'op, D,Es.
inu sWe nsesuthy according 10 the Act Of Auembly, and 4 spp,sr,
ing oy .aHhaotoy evidence, that be Il, not an inh,hi.n, ~ IN.
Commonwealth, III, Ordered, Tbattb, sd .f.% Q 'hs
mere ~ The h'i dsy OF March Court us1t, aud answer the Mi of
y nmu and give security for performing ,uch decree 4, Tia
T.., 1Sy make hertInj and th,t a copy Of th, order he forthwith
oon,;on ~ :" =, sone newspaper published 10 the city Of Richmond ,sIa
num- tr t"o months sucoe.siveIy, and that another COW h.nn,,-
GU" "'n "on' door Of the courthouse Of tbi. county.
ism. 20 sr-vev e"ty ISr
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SALE-By virtue of a Deed of Trus,
n executed to the subscriber, and Gidson B,sbsr
1870, aud recorded in the { e ks office of Kns w :;
lam county; l shall, as surviving Trustee, proceed IN
sell Tor the prrpo'e eyl ressed ia said deed, AZ IN. 70,
d9est oil tie Presitent and Masters, or Professors of
William aud Mary College in Virgins. At r,rI.o
ton, to The hiehe't bidder, for cash, on Moaday III.
Zo'h "sy OF March next. If lair, If not, the ftst lair fav
,nerfai'er' at ki0g William court house, 4, being Cont
certain piece or parcel of land, situate. living
ara oeing In the county OF King william near Brandt
nyne, containing ono hundred and sixty six acres
such only as is vested in the Trustee vynI sLs -
Feb. 26. 95-w5w EDMUND Christian
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N CuANCEkY.- In Louisa County Count, Janu.rv IO,n- las
Il Arthur, Dauisl, aud Lucy, free negroes. pnh.
NoHANcERY- In Gooehiand county court, 2Oth D.eeub.
L $780,
obediah Jordan and Jane hi, wife, formerly J.uo Morrison.

against
Msy Morrison widow OF Malcolm Morrison, deed John .n;.,i-
and Matss,et h., wife, formerly Margu et Mormon. William WOOD
wstj aud Msty hi, wife, formerly Mary Morrison, Nancy Morrison
John Montgomery aud Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Morris,p, and
'vr m "v,,'1h Dsfs.
The bill the Plaintiff being read aud filed, and the Dsfeud,pts
John Montgomery aud Sarah his wife and John NJ orrisoD, nvt nav.
rug entered their appearance, aud given security aeeordinr ts N.
Aeto, Assembly, and the Rule, Of this Court, aud Il appesnpr 20
.he 'stnIact,os OF the court that they re not iuhAbnsais Of this
Stale On tho motion Of the Plaintiff, by counsel II /, ORDERED
.h.tths said Deiendsn,', John Montgomery and Sarah his wife, and
and John Morrison, do appear here on the third MONDAY In m.reb
next, and answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that a COW Of fhe
order he forthwith inserted 10 some Newspaper published IN the eMv
o. Richmond, Tor eight weeks 'pcet,,ivey, and posted at the trout
door OF the courthouse Of ,hi, county en- two ,u.es,,ivs court d,v,.
A COPY. Te.,e,
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w sMoiStA' II VI ansery AT Kulo, hulden m the eIerE, n
1881, on me TN Gay Of Feb.
Samuel ID. Ptstro,., p,,r
against "u
'smt' thompson and Susan hi, wife, and said lame, 4, .dm,,s
others, "" As'"os' /.
ine defendants, Robert j. Psstro,., Chsr,e, A. Burru,,. Ms,th,v
vve.n,to., william P-atro", the heirs Of Barbara d. Hudson. H.n,v
~, I ~. n sarah M, wife, and John Goodwin and Jane his wife,
%s ns'mg sn''red Their appearance aud given security accordins to-
e a oil Assembly and the rules Of tm, court, and II .ppe.rinsh ~
unI tride"cs that they ~ not inhabitants of tM, common.
sMh ordered, that the said defendants do spp.ar brfor, thr
IN s lei ., our sad Court at the courthouse on the second MONDAY
~ pr nei' u answer the plaintiff, bill; and that a copv Of ths
u o e Inserted ~. some newspaper published in the civ Of Rich
n"'n. % w months 'ueee.''velyi and that a copy Of this ,rdsr be
P'"'u Hoht door oil the courthouse tf this COUNTY.
a copy. Ts.te,
Feb. -. S'DaEIoN, u. o.
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Il 1880, N"nb
Thomas II. Walton, C.m,ls.
sSsiut y
MendIiek Sutphin, james Srtphin, Martin II. Hawke,. wu.
Miller, IhoTs, whkin'oo, and George P. Walton, e1'or Of Tho,'
"' '" SUI 70 Dehps.
I'M, tau's came on this day 10 be heard, &c. aud il appesrisr "a
IN e satisfaction iuo court that the order Of publication heretofore
made III TIN, Cause against the defendant Henry Sutphiu. had h,,n
duly complied with, the court doth adjudse, order, aud decree, that
m OF the eommis,ioners Of thi, court state aud settle the p,rtn,r.
ship account, Of Walton 4 Sutphin; also take an account Of Mi ihs
oeo,i o which the said Walton Is liable, either a, the eopartn,r o.,
security OF the said Suphin individuality, and report the ,sm. a.
court wan my mater deem.d pertinent ty q himself, or required bv
ths'aid Pstti.' TO be specially ,st.d. A COPY. Te,ss.
PHI. NUNNALLY, d. O.
CARIERsviLLE, Jan. 9th, 1891.
The parties interested will please take notice that / have nno;,,
"a N tn Day q M.reh nett, TO commence the seeoun, dmsetsd
ny me foregoing order VI court; on which day, at9 O'Clock th.v A..
required to attend at my Office in tbi, place, with their booL,' ar
counts a vouchers, ready for examination aud settlement. and v,,h
once copies oil the necessary court pspers.
enW SS-"i"' JOHN DANIEL, J. Commn.,oper.
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N CHANCERY.-Ats Court held Cor Prince nc
ward county. February the 2iss. 1881.
vipesnt pbtl,ns - - nj r -

N CHANCERY.-A,s Court bsfJ Cor Prince kf-
ward county. February the 2ist. 1881. ea
Vincent Phillips. fsfs Pie
against rs GAS T1f.
{ Eiz sbeth Phillips, Rich ,rd Mar hail. end Sarah his
wife --G Gray, and Lucy his wife formerly Lucy
Neal, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Hawkins. Richard PAIL
lips, Joseph Phillips, Inn Philiips,John r. HswkIos end
Martha his wife, 3 q defts. .
The defendants Gray, and Lucy his wife, 'orwer.
'y Lucy Neal, not having entered their appearance. aud
given security according to an act Of the Genera Az.
eral Assembly and the rul,s Of this Court, aud il ap-.
peaIing to the satisfaction OF The Court, that they are
not Inhabitants Of his Sac, on The motion OF the plain.
I n. by his A tornsy, IL il ordered, that tho said dc.
tendaat, --Gray ard Lucy his wife, formerly
Curt next. AMI answers the plaintiffs bill, and that q co.
Ply oil this oder DO forthwith inserted 10 some one Of
the publ C newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond,
Tor two months successfully, and also posted at tho
front door oil the courthouse Of ,hi, county. ests
A Copy. Teste. hl
Warren 9I-wew. b. WORSHAM, {. C..
n GHASoEEy:-I 10 Louis. County Count, January Iois, 1881.
Against
M,tsmst Poiude,ter, Niehola, j. Poind..,,r. GAR, M. o..,,.
aud Mary h, wife, who wa, Mary j. Poiudezts, Lucy u. Po,udss.
tr, John PcinieIte, Waller s. Poindextsr, Joha s. Po;pdss
Wiih'm Il. Po,edeIter, Mildred Poindssier, William q. Poi dsr.
yer, John u. fo,oderter, Nicholas James Poindextet, Gesxe Poin-
DEXTER, uenry Poiud,ster, Thoma. johnson, and sarah III, vile
who wa, sar.h Poisdsx'er, and Ps.'y Poinds.ter, Diff.
II. PoindsIter, aud Mildred Poinds.tss, not having sutsrsd Their
appearance, and given security according to law, aud the rules o.
., G not inhabitants Of this State, 90 the melton OF the Pis;ut;6.' ~
their Counsel, II /, Ordered, that the said John Poind. ter, join &.
here on the i'tday Of April Court neat, and snswer the bill Of the
Plaintiffs and th.ts eepy u thi, order b. forthwith inserted 10
excessively, and posted at the from, door Of the Courthouse Of III,
'' SsS, IS 81 some 0's sat Day; A0opSo; pT Ts assrra
n ShANcERY- In Go0ehl'nd county court, 2oth Dsss1SsT
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.rhe spread OF education, should IL operate no greater bcneh
viii render US happier in oorselven, and more usofui'o the comm,
nifty, by clearing our minds Of the foolish. and, IN some rcspeot
the dangerous supers;itioas infused into our heads by our gon'
mothsIs.
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' the 2tth, 1851
Bsnjamin II. Powell, cor.,
Against '"
Luke Lincoln George w. Gilt, and Alex. g. Smith, ID ,f,.
%, day came th' Plaintiff, by hi, Attorney, and 6led hi, biI. and
"a Delsnlsn' Lux Lincoln not having entered b, appearance and
gwen security according 10 the Act Of Assembly aoj the ruI., of
ud, Court and ii appearing ty 81. i,fsetory evidence ,b,s h. 49,
IN 'ohaoIau' OF this Commonwealth, It ~ Ordered, That Ibs ria ne
.shuan' % appen here o n the LIST day Of April count nett, and an
!" a. ~. nun ol ad give security for performing such d.eres
y y COY may mike herein All that a copy Of hi, orde, A.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper Published IN the Cnx = R,,b-
mona o " mohth, 'ntee,srvsly, aud that smother copy he ported
u" hont door OF the Courthouse Of thi, county.
II, 90 copy ie'e, II. IT. NuNNALLY, d O.
...- 83-w8w
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Wealth Of Nations, book 4 on. 3.
ihePoH on Commerce and Nsviestioo n a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

| have invariably hal n better crop Of tho
wiuter What teaa the spring on the bame
strength of sod. bp, on the high lnuds or dIvi.
ding ridges where they hive irum 3 to 5 feet oi
snow through The winter, the spiiog wheat is
a better and more certain CROP.
Near Lake Erie our snows are nho,t the
same rs on he sea board. aud lanl which will
produce tIoin 40 10 90 bushels of corn per acre
will bIing % 10 30ofthe Black Sea Wheat snwu
on the corn hills in December. | have sown this
wheat on coru hills, wheat aud pea stubble, but
prefer corn hills.
| have uied sowing this wheat from the last
Of August TO the first OF June, but The hes, crops
which ! have had. or seen, were sown the last
ni December. early sowing one bushel TO the
acre, late sowing ST OTIS. II SOW early. | pre-
Ter the last of September il cannot put tho
wheat in NJ that time. | prepare The ground
aud let IL be "ntil ! think the wheat will not he
up before srriug. | then cart on the wheat
and cover II with a harrow. | th,nk this
would be the best plan To pursue on The sea-
board. but u iitle e~Kpelien &c Will decide the
poin'.
itl 10 we'll known that what is called good
wheat land is n stif clay sol. In such a soil
should prefer The Red Cha0f To the Black Sea
Whrat. In this section oil country we have al
most every variety Of sol. IL II single field. in
passing through my wnrst, | observed II drd
WILL on light sandy sod loan, which sngststed
the idea to ne that ii would be a profitable crop
IA Nas England.
From my own experience and observation ]
thiok wheat aud corn are mach improved nv
getting The seed from their natural soil. ihere
Is a region Of country aboat 90 miirs south OF
me, where they raise very lrnts wheat from
'h"ir own seed. bnI bv getting seed every sea-
80" from near the lake ,t.y have Gne crops
aud W. have oui corn AZ much Improved by
sending TO the stare OF ONO where the soIl 10
better for corn thlu our owp.
! II your farmers should tind i, for their ad-
vantage to grow wheat IA preference 10 rye
aud should And that tho seed which | send does
better than their own. with due nonco | can
fdr"ish you ia common seasons Que mont, ear
her than the pIesrnt. We have pow ~ good
tnreshing machine IN operation which will
fit Tor market nIUte than lUU bushel. per
day.
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~EXenutNr's @ale.

av pursoance Of The last will o Jot"rh Tor
J raner, 1ec'a, will be so,a, Al auction, o"
f--iav So.embrr 18Th, 1881, the Tract OF
- a., which the decea-ed '~ssiled, lying IN
- county pf Campbell, al III ~a'efs ., l'aA"d
eek. even or eight mites North Last nj
E,o,,,sil rauit hnn,c, containing ) 'r 40
~ /, :, deemed unnecessary to gaze a par-
.,rnI.r dqsct,pdoa al mis- Lat, as Il IS eIpfe~
~ inns. who VISA IN purchase will we" Ion
s6.mSelyps. Any person wishing 10 see the
! ,oJ IL will be .hoyu 10 taem oy the Exeeh
,or. Iiy,ag on the premises. Terms of seie-a
Eg,dt Of !. ; anl 3 yeats will be eisen-ll"
nm,cbaser wdlb e required 90 give h'nd VIA
ann,oved security. ard a tteJ of trust on thr
~ IN .4eure the purchase moaes. Al the
sams tune aod place. will be sold, al the stock
If Hor,es Csidr, dogs. Sheep. Household hnd
Ktchrn Furuitarr, Plantation Utensils,a yoke
of O,,n bnd Cart, Corn, Fodder aud Tobacco,
and man, o,hrr Articles, too tedious TO men-
,,on. rerm. Of SAL tor all, except tbs Land,
oa,ie known Oh me day OF sale.
WM. TORRANCE, Executor.
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