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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-13
70 Rent,

find possession giosn immediately,
The we'll known STAND at the
&yHA corner of King and Henry streets, oecu
EXssi pied by John p. Cowman for the last IL
r sears The house has large store room,
with nine rooms kitchen, smoke house, and three Gel
Lars all in GOOD order. and well calculated for Tav
ern, Store or any Mechanical business. and tor the
accommodation Of large family 1t is one OF the best
stands in this town for well assorted Grocery Store
Rent low to good tenant. u sCoii'
jy 22-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-13

The following communication addressed to n,
prietor of Judkins Ointment from the Hon Joh, ~
aferro. Member Of Congress, highly n,e,esD, ~
The gratuitnus manner in which it is made e.b;ts.
feelings of No ordinary character towards suern. W.
manity' and scertanIy we'll deserving of public ~,
tention: r"s ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
CONNIE NECATION.


| . ."stttH2 IN ' If G'asraic, Aatarf0 CsantB
al Puhic ineetlnt nj the citizens of New Glas-
gov md lis yl;inity, of different political parties
convened ler the purpose Of giving an expression
"t Their opinion IN relation To the successful effort,
maoe by Henry Clay, m redue,n the present Ia
f't, Edward 4. Cabell was called IN the Char,
anu homts X Brown apponte1 Secretary.
Upon motion, Thomas K Brown Franklin
living, Hudson NJ. Garland, IT. Warner NJ.
rates, Joseph Penn and VIM H. Garland were
appointed committee 10 prepare aud report pre-
amhle and resolutions upon this subject and on
motion, the Chairman was added 10 the committee.
After consideration, the following preamble and
resolutions we're reported by the committee, and
UNANIMOUSLY adopted =
1t Is " IA uai isnad pleasure thai we assemble on
this occasion !apy attribute of thanks to the patriot
and statesman, Henry Clay of X entueky r1l saving
our common aud beloved country from dss pn,on &
run. grateful people will always hail with
triumph the warrior who has projected his com, ry
from the ravaees of an invading foe; but, amidst
-. urass thnt greet tn hero and the honours that
,wail HIM therc is heard the lone waiting of soma
vnf ~ E,r e death O. al only SON and the weep
mo of sonc fond m, .,t,on,t. .'ta for the slam
partner Of her bosom In tho ,loed a. victory u.
ef ieved Lv Henry ,,Ia, rho man az leo md ,hc
,rat,,ln,ia,,s ,r ;.,,,,, ,.,.,, -,
I,v lamentations il, ,be l,,,L ,r ana, ,,or.o,,
6nr ca,n,,o, n,a,o, or 49,, a,I ,I,',l,.i,,;,,
should ascend In the GREAT II Tho des,,n,es If
cations hv ,verv n,,,Io, ocfl,s c.,,,,,, -.,,,
,icliverancc fom lmnen i,nc RIM, am, "a, L,s H.
sinpupon Henry civ tho po.,f5 ,to,or,h,, I'm
ed STATES Personal considerations nalitic,l uo
trieuc and auln,.on bav, hern forced r. vi-,a :.
the patriotism Of tbe statesman and IN u5,,D
Clay IS reseyred the pyo1li eou,ejoe,tss ofaar;aa
i,cfrc Sdrea Ans C5nnf,v. The hla,J..is,nsd 6elt
Of Waterloo ave pe,ee 10 Europe the e,,-
riotlsm and rlou,.nce Of uon,, ,s,. L..a ,',,.,.
peace to he Ui.i,ei st,t.s of A anr,r, -. :,
therefore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
PEDIGREE,

YOUNG SYPliAX WINS got by the. naroits
Arabian horse Sypbax, WHO was imported IN Il
unltcd states fngate Constitution, compounded b
Com, jacob Jones, and was lnnded al New forl
IN the u s. of America, IN Nay, ls2i-sypha
was obtained by Maj Townsend stub, tate Ame
lenn Consul at tho Regency Of Tnris, and wa
purchased from an Arab Of distinction, who value
Ina above any horse IN Tie actual possession
the Boy or King Of runis, he was ioaled nra
Mecca, IN the Kingdom Of Yemen Il II ~
knownio all who are acquainted with the hstnrs Il
that noble animal tho horse that the purest hleas|
IN the known wor ia found IN this pant Of AfanisI
Young SyphaX's dam @as lot by the eelebtptefl
race horse Vfgininn, who wns sire al Shakes1
foaft, VnEiniue md many Other fin hofs- :, aosd
colts have been SO highly approved IN varlo'id
parts Of the county Fuein,nn WAS by IN Al
ehy who was the sire Of SIR Charles, Randoipn'd
Janus, RInaIlo &c. some of WHOM have stood AZ
high as tG0 the season The public are vol
acquainted with the pedigree Of Sir Afehy, 4
would bc only repeating what they h,v' hea'd u
gain and again, 10 give 1t Il, laree autre it 10 aay
nj very advanced age he stood At luO tn scasoii
Vlrg'nian's dam. Mrrlirx by Magos, h. 10y
Chandelier, he by Wldair, be by Cal. Ba, lor'a
imported horse Fcarnouglt, anl he by GodoIrh,r
Arabian, 10 England Young -yphess s,endam
a mare Of hne iorm and appearance, was b, ob
security. As Mr.. Morrison, who owned this MAJ G
removed somc years ogo from ths State to Kew
lucky, hive not yet been able 10 obtain her pcdi
gree IS fully as some mi shi wish, hut II vii az.
penn that Young SypheX Is mol only by tai nioo
ded Arabian, but on the sidc Of hrs dam ha a ass
portino lie hest blood IN Virginia, or 'ver Il
America ani as h. stands very low for . he,se Il
HI stock Il ~ not to b. expected any variation vi
be mnla IA the terms above mcutlored snenl
any be disposed to doub, any pun oithe above the
will confer u iay9r On tho aubscrlb + by examining
hl9 vouchers, AS also II number OF vouchers IN IT,
hand5 Of Nj Christopher / Iimb flake, who nov
owns Syphax, too volumiuous 10 be inserted IN
common horse bill THOMAS & ALL WA +.
.lhreh II Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
RoavAing Mouse.

MFRS. BRADFU TIE, continues TO keep boar
We ding house one door above the Virginia
Buk Having recently fitted out new apartments,
he, house IS now acomrodio one, with atten-
tive servants, and she is prepared to accommodate
Ladies and Gentlemen by the day, week, month,
or year, in any manner desired.
Young Ladies' visiting Lynahburg for the nur-
pose of attending any of,ho Summaries of the
place, can receive such private accommodations
as their studies require, parents wish. In her
house she has an excellent Piano. with teacher Of
Music well qualified for tho instruction OF that
Science
For further particulars, TO those inquiring, she
respectfully invites a call at her boarding house.
March w3@f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
Liberty, March Ii

vuNIIl. undersigned having I,a,rha Il thc ento
VI stock OF goods II NJ A. z Nichols will
continue ia carry or the mercantile business at hts
old and well known stand, uuj,r tie styIe aud firm,
of Bel q Rehard,on l'holr assortment oil
Goods IS now sorY extensive, Consisting Of almost
every article adapted Ia the wunts Of the Planters
and fafner5, ami will shortly receive large ad
duiona b. purchases made Ii the Northern cil,es
Il wall be thclt constant cudcatour 10 plcase, boil,
IN he price oa1 quality Of their goods, aud ms II ey
intend II Keep on haad a complete and regular sup.
ply n eycty at ..#t fl,'r in, Of basjaa,s, they
u,la the pub.Ie e'e'ral.y and particularly the old
customers Of \. u. Nichols, 10 rye them call.
WILLIAM BELL,
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Liberty, Nach II 1893
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
SIS REV ARD.

II ANYWAY from the subscriber living eve
ID a mics south Of Campbell cour, house, about
the l2h q january last, negro man, named
JACOB, u years old s feet 6 or lnches
high, Of light yellow complexion, thick and
chunky, large feet nnd hands with short thck I'm
gers had on when he went away, light coored
clothes. The nboye reward will be given TO any
one for aprtehending md delivering said man to
me, or $40 for his apprehension and security IL
any Jail 50 get linn again. CLIO w. JONES.
Mnrch H. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

r will sell on Friday the 1lh i April for cash, IN
a. the county ofCatnpbell, at tho house Ct John
Hubbard three horses, all hs household and llitch
en- furniture, all dfhs plantation utensils, all hls
crop on the plantttou, ten head Of cattle, twelve
sheep, one OK cart and ore yoke ofoxcn, and TWEEN
ty head Of hogs. The above sale is made by me
to pay suudry debts due 10 Hancock & Brown, as
specified in deed Of trust, made by John Hubbard
on the | Ih day of August. 1929 to secure the pay
mcnt thereof, viii hdeed is duly record, in the
Clerks Office ofthe county court of Campbell. /
shall convey the tide vested in me by sold deed.
T. A HOLCOMBE, Trustee.
March IL wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
MALI, SCHOOL.

abLllE SPIN NH summon session oi ths suit,
"A scibers school will hmence on Monday
the isIh OF March, and continue 6v months.
Tems- odhosraphy, Reading aud Wfiting.
per session, ~
Aflttm tic, Grammar Geography, t~,ih The
usa Of the Maps,) History, (aucient and n,odern
Rhetoric, and the radimenls of Natural Ph,oso-
ply aud Autonomy aI2 80
\. B.=-EAeh pupa will be considered as entered
from the time ot commencing mil the end OF III
session. T. BENAGH,
NJ i. RICHARDSON.
March its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
$40 REWARD.

EpANAWAY from my house, ON Tuesday tho
n = 9Th March, Negro Nun by the name OF
ALBERT. He is about 2s years ofng Gye
feet 10 inches high, round shouldertd, md dark
Mulauo he had on when he left my house mlxeo
domestic coat, rnntaloons of the sumo, dyed brown
and fur cap, very much worn have very ittlt
doubt but what he is in Lynchbnrg, as he Inns u
good many acqnainlances IN the place, and was
seen on hlI way there PAUL 4. CABELL.
New Glasgow, March, Ia. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
YOUNG SYPIAx,

q ffANDSOME mahogany sorrel,5 years
. 81. nett May, fun Il hands high,of fine form :,
action, TO his oge and height uncommonly bulky
bis general appearance admired and approved,
~ measurement having at least - Inches to gr1
IN hotght-He vii ST nd the present sensoH, z
hnlfof his time. public days excep'ed,) at 4
Mlils. near Leesylllc, in the county Of Campbs
and cae third nj james Illusions, near War
road and the other third at
AMI wi bc 1t 10 mhres nj sc the leap, cash, q
at 4!o tie season, payable the frs, day 81 Augs
ncst When the scason will expre-@i5 TO 'nsl
mafe, pay bic ~ soon Us she Is known TO be
ioal, or parted with Any individual putting Q
ulore mares. All be allowed a deduction Of one d.
ar saeh u by the season, OF two dollars each II
Insurance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Attorney at Law,

NNj Ill continue TO practice in Tho different
w Counts Of Bedford county Office nj the
couotne room of Boil Il Richardson.
IibcrY Much II OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
EDUCATION.

HOAVs.
n NIB summer session ofihc SUBSCRIBE! s School
a will begin on Monday the frs, day Of April
lie promises nothing bu, the diligent application
Of lis best efforts, for the improvement, of those
committed 10 his care. WN s REID.
-f-r=h %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

~ Mr. Richie is in ecstacies with the presi-
dents inaugural Spoech-we knoS not for what.
We presume, however, tat Is h hal predoter-
ninod 70 find INV " paNtlcd er 81 IN IT, lis IN
meaning seneraIitIes suited HIM b tier thar par
elr'ar relieraioa of the doctrines of the pocluna-
4ou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

member, is opposed by sanl MeD. Moore, o
momber of the last House Of Delegates E ON Rock
bridge.
TT The venerable James Madison was born on
the 9th OF March l75t On the aih of this month
consequently, he entered on his 9i,i year,
! = The Legislature of Virginia has adjourned
We shall endeavor to publish sketch of the laws
OF pubic nature, and OF such local acts as rclatc
10 tins section of country, m our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
SURGEON DENTIST,

81 kasEDN DENIIS1
Nm. J. l.. BENSON, Dentist, his returned 10
~ Lynchburg, and re pec,fuy offers his pro-
fessiona services TO the Ladies md Gentlemen, u,
his office in the Washington Hotel, but if portcu.
larly requested, will ysit the Ladies at their re
spectiye abodes. Every operation the teeth
viii be performed on the most nnerrng principles
of science, and with the least possible pain--Ils
approved Dentriee may be had at the Drug Store
of ]. T. s J T.. Royal.
n B,--pr. Benson having other engagements,
will have TO limit his stay IN tbs place 10 a few
weeks only,
March ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

- We occupy much space this morning with
MIR. Tyier's Speech in the Senate, on the force bill
We shall follow 1t, in a few days, with Mr. RivCs's,
on the other side Of the question, when the public
will have fair opportunity to contrast the fothy
etervescence of Mr.. T. with the solid argument Of
MIR. R.-It my be n1tei, as somewhat remark
able, that Mr.. Tyler should enter INTO . labored
vindcalIon ofthe rores of our Revolution. We
hope ii is not necessary consequence OF his doc
lrnes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

Ca, idGfesJor Congress-In this district Camp
bell, Halifax and Pttsylvania,) Col. Thomas Da-
iamin w. 5 Cabcll, member of the State Senate.
In the Buckingham district, we presume there
wili be no opposition TO John Randolph We have
heard OF no opposition TO MIR. Claiborne in the
Franklin district, nor to Mr. Cord on, in the Am
herst district
In the Boctourt district, Robert Craig, the late
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

uni Randolph proposes Southern Co nvcn-
ION, to explode the hcresies of the Presien. 5
Proclamation Is the game worth the candle even on
tl- supposilon that majority of the Southern poo,
pl' regard the doctrines OF the Proc'ana,io as he
ressl Let the people of Virginia look to this
matter at tlcir Spring elections Are they in favor
Of Sou nern Convention at this time Ii they
arc their will ought to be carried lntoetTrc, If they
ire no., it is the par, Of prudence in them to as
certain the views. on this specific point, of,hose
who are candidates for the next Legislature, by
whom, in all probability. this momeatoas question
vail be mooted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

Hiijor county.-We perceive by the resolutions
adopted " at a meeting of very large number of
the people of Halifax county" on the 25th uIt.
Iy Modification, but the right of Secession is repn-
dated. This patriotic sentiment from that inte-
gent and influential South SIDE county, will, if we
mistake not, produce some shaking among the dry
bones
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

81, We may expect, every day, to receive tn.
proceedings Of the South Carollna Convention,
which H. ; enbled at Columbia OF Monday last
\ houah there seems to b. no doubt taat Mr. Cltys
camproin Sc bill viii be accepted by that body, yet
ON, curiosity is felt TO learn the arguments hv
which they viii justify, attho same time, thehleh
grounds assumed in the Ordinance heretofore pass
ed by that b'dy, in the Address to the People of
tie United States, and the virtual abondonment
"lthose eroan S by the acceptance Of that compro
'oisc-in other words, how they en- reconcile their
present acquiesconce in the protective principle, -
Ahich is distinctly asserted in Mr. Clay's bill,
with thor previous solemn declaration that no hu
man power should drive them from their dclibe-
rate determination never 10 submit to law which
recognized that principle. Mas Terrons!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

secession. Here then, would b caso ia which
The people would be compelled to resort TO The
" glorious right of rebellion even a, the risk of be-
NJ hung as traitors, jus, like the subjects of Rus
sian or Turkish dcsposm Again The inte-
rests Of EastNn aud Western Virginia arc said To
b. irreooncicably opposed. A case may be very
readily imagined IN which the interests of Que sec
ton Of the State might he seriously injured by the
numerical ascendancy of the other in Legislature
W that remedy has the campaigning section of the
Stat against the tyranny ofihc opp essins et'on I
Secession No clear not II has none other than
thu glorious right ofrebcllion,' with the doom of
Tseason written IN the perspective "a right which
ye, for ono, would not give for secession, nnhes-
ton, and all the other qaaek prescriptions of State
lcmagogues, invented since the food. The name OF
Traitor has terror, because II carries no dis
grace, for one " ho persisted as John Hampden and
Robbert Emmett dd, or who triumphed like our own
Washington, in the great battles Of human freedom.
We Shall resume this subject.
gtf Mr. Randolph is figuring away in the pub
lie papers, under the signature of q 4 Friend Of
| SIatc Rights, because A Friend of Union" lie
Jenounces the Force bill prostraling the att
| fhority Of the States before Federal Judges and
Federa. bayonets' He excuses Mr.. Webster and
Nir Clay for supporting II, because " ii IS their
game to m Ike the President as odloas AMI rid Gu
ous as possible" But the IN Ambassada' seems
to forget, that they must in for tha'r stare OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

-, nj lexington Va IN the 18th yenr Of
his age, RICH lRp A. SANDiD6E son II MIR
Rowland Sandidge, of the county of Amherst
A ) came TO live AT the Vnginan Office when We
ry young, where he learned the business OF prn
ter, which h. had chosen for has future profession
Not very long ago he left ns, TO seek III, fortune
elsewhere, ard We have now 10 record his death
The Lexington Union bears this honorable tebtlmo-
ny to his memory 4" The subject Of tits notice was
no ordinary youth. Like Franklin, he WAS II
printer; and like Franklin he was poor and, II an
inscruable Providence had spared his life 10 ripen
into manhood, although he might not have rlvalled
in usefulness and fame his distinguished prototype
in whose footsteps he was ,reading, yet we feel
n high confidence that he would have arrived at no
ord mary eynltstlon in life" The Washington
l. literary Society Of Lexington, met, on hearing Of
his DEATH ard adopted resolutions highly com
pmentary to their deceased fellow member.
-, in Englnnd, lately Rev RICHARD
WATSON an eminent minister Of the Methodist
F.. Church-au,hor Of the Theological Institutes.
and the Biographical aad Theological Dictionary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
DIED.
"vho stands secure, that stands in mortal state:
L..

"Who stands that stands
Nor health nor friends avert the coming fate %
Friendship duties. aud them
than the departure Of those
Euosy H. however, thing when IS aboIed into high
pancsy''ewht IL thought light Of by those who
We iecod however, of mortuli,yts the Of
who sunk under the Periis her he
% wa, swelling with the anticipated hopes OF
to case OF Mt- Mary MILL the wife OF Mr. James Mill OF tho
o"y o. Ming William She Departed Monday the 9Th inst
one received the mother from
o c,ionaie husband whose were high;
- But
nioD which springs The
the and is Itself ao
That afflicted husband
friend. IL Is
dcnco ts admonsbing But who
the uc lovely when
pct terrible the embsd hcd-oveiy
the bright world whose
shine Of IIpc the polished
how generous aud the brave
sOf en- the decree - n c Arr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

FIRE-About one o'clock, OH Wednesday night last a
fire broke out in the house occupied the Office the
Chronicle, on Man street, the Central Hotel in this
village. The Chronicle Office nearly consumed
when the fire was first dscoveredsn and the whole bui-
ing, consisting OF three wooden tenemens was so COM
pIetey developed in flames before the Engine arrived as
to render every effort TO any part useless Eve.
ry article OF the printing materials, well the books
papers, SC belonging 10 the Chronicle Office, were de
stroyed. The middle tenement was occupied by Esten
Hemmngs, very worthy aud industrious man, who sue
ceeded in saving all of his furniture SC. which was in
the first stoybut The fire had progressed before he
was aware OF it, as TO prevent his saving any thing the
second sforyainos article Of his wearing
was consumed Owing 10 The very favorable the
weather. and the active and praise worthy exerons of
our citizens, not the least damage sustained by
any Of the adjacent buildings: the kitchen was LEI,
sadng entire Our little Fire Engine, THE Ticker"
acquitted itself with great creditiar surprising ever,
expecta,ion-anl aihough it may have been but little
needed in preventing the further progress OF TIC fire. on
this OCCASION afforded sufficient evidence OF It's useful
ness, she uid we again quire its aid.
This is the fret fire, believe, that has occurred in
Charlottesville Tor ten twelve years. and we hope IL
viii be The means Of stimulating citizens more ac
tive exertioDs in forming Fire Company TO work our
Engine which has been ing idle for several years
We have not been enabled ascertain precise value
Of the operty destroyed, but suppose may be eslima-
ted at about $2,OOO.-- Charlottesville Allocate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

SEEDS, Trees, Plants Domestic Animals, Lu,ple-
~ mems, Books, &c. &c, for sale at the American
Farmer Establishment No. l6, South Calvert street, Bal
tmoe, Md.The subscriber presents his respects far
gardeners, and dealers in Seeds throu the
United States, pac uatly his and informs
that he Is receiving from Europe, from his Seed Gar
ply Of Field ami Garden Seeds and that he WILL by the
first Of November be prepared TO ORDERS whole
sale and retail with pomp,ness and accuracy, at as low
prices and favorable be afforded by any
dealer in the United States for first rate articles
Fruit and ornamental trees and plants, grape vines,
sbrubbery Dubious and other flower roots will be procur-
den in this county, for of which the subscriber
agent also,
Poughs, harrows cuI,ivatos, straw cutters wheat FANS
shelters, thresbng machines and all other kinds of
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, will be pro-
cured from the best manu- actories in Baltimore.
Domestic Animals particularly cattle OF the Improved
Durham Short horn the Devon and the Holsien breeds:
sheep OF the Bakewel Southdown and various fine
ed breeds; swine oil several valuable kinds especially
OF the BarnZ breed various kinds OF poultry the
white turkies, Bremen and Westphalia geese game and
other fowls and several other species of animals all of
chic Breeds (and others, either kept
at The experimental and breeding farm OF this Establish
ment, be procured from the best sources ORDER
Books, Agricultural, Horticultural and Botanical, in
much greater variety than the bookstoressome Of them
aud particularly valuable kept constantly for
sale.
In short, all articles wanted by farmers and gardeners
in the prosecution OF their business, intended either
! TO lie kept on hand or within reach when called for
And though last, not least, that old and well known
vehicle OF knowledge (e most valuable of all commodi-
lies for iiller OF the soil 1.-THE AMERICAN FARMER
is published weekly, at this Establishment, at 50 year,
solicited, addressed all letters be, the editor
and proprietor I. IRVINE HITCHCOCK.
NoTE.-An " Extra" number OF the American Farmer
containing Prospectus of the Establishment, and cata-
ogue OF Seeds and other articles SALE will be sent
gratis any person who shall furnish his address, post maid
Tor That purpose Dec. 81 7O-lai+t