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DESCRIPTION,

Hercury is abeautlfai bay. six years old this
Spring, full five feet two inches high, Of great
stoutness, fine bone and muscle, and as well pro.
portloned as any horse in America, his great depth
of chest, expanded With ribs of that oral form es-
TONED by all as the great dcsideratum in the orna
ton Of the race Aorse-hs legs are black, with
beautiful varic@ations Of spots about his ankles
showing at once the striking analogy he bears 10
his unfiYaIlcd kindred. HIS mana aud tail are us
black as the llchen raven, flowing wi'h an air oil
graceful proportion, which beauties and adofns
the Noble Steed. His neck rising out Of his shout
ders IN gradua! arch.like proportion towering in
the air with grandeur nexprcssible, is inserted in
to countcnancc gentle and noble, and at the same
time lighted with that Vigilant sasacily which 50
Justly belongs to the distinguished of the race nnd
terminating in nostrs wide and expanded. IN
hatlng the same ambitious spiri, which character
lzcd HIM through many a hard fought field.
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New Glasgow t'cmaic Academy

yEVHE Spring siid samme. session Of this inst
IL iuIlon wAl commence ON Monday The An day
Of March, and contsnne i've months The expert.
ence and capacity OF the teachers added to the 10
cal advantages OF the Academy place Il upon far
grou1d ofcomporison with any similar institution
and give IL high claims te public patronage. Al
the useful as well us ornamental puts at Female
Education taught, Is believe Us correctly, Us
specify, ard as chesnly as in any other SenIina-
ry--, is jeemcd sapefanous 10 adj word in com.
nend,,en ii The teachers suffice IL to say that MI
Ia'es Il. Principal has, for several years, devoted
hsi,me ard lalcais 20 th.i prolcssion and has oh
iained 1oscrvcdl, hi b reputation as an 'nsirne.
TOT n that Miss Hommann, The Goycrnsss,ls la
dy ofhgi seco,n pllshnenis aud alfho' she came 4
stranger e,a,s st u.s. she has hnd the good fortune
during Ia. pest year, TO Obtain the confidence and
s'n the esteem oi the public generally I"'re have
been fnp pub examinations ofiitc Yong Ladies
iu lhis Academy since Mr.. Yates has had the nun
agoment OF II, both Of which III rbe highest d
gree faiifs,ne and interesting, Us furnishing abun
Gau pfeelef The xeelleney ct the School he wodl
uni eapaey %! .te teachers, on tn on hand and
the asaldaity aud application OF lae scholars on tbt
| 9th = Tie Academy Is Situated within view o.
the village Of Ncw-Giasgow winch, thee Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
LAND HOR SALE.

& VALUABLE Tract Of Land i1r sale, con
: y tanning about 200 acres, upon Little oiief
creoh IN Bedfotd county, neaf Liberty. The Land
lies well, and affords good portion oil Creek Bot
toms. and i, Of good quality. The owner resides
0ut OF the State, aod Is anxious 10 sell The pay
Hefts will be mfle 10 suit tie parchaeef--.or he
would exchange II iin Slaves. Nj John y. An-
derson, living aear the land vii ,nw Il, and Is
afhorized t. sell :. y N II. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Feb. >. 1888. I'm
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.uOMAS ] HARROM 3

" Circuit Superior C,uf + Law and CLnn1crt, Tor N
county Of Buck ingham, e I'll day of MAY l~}!-H'
drcd Johnson, adm'x Richard Johnson, dec. van
VIII annexed, PIT. again Philip Johnson, Rrpbei J''
SOU Lewis Johuson, Robert KitIlp aud Marcy his WI
Pey ton Johnson john II : h'sou, Ihomas johnson, w
Damn and Sally his wiz E2ahc h johnson. Joh' Jo''
sun admir- of Crstophcr lelrs dec and IA hi' CIV"
r.hi, Richard johnson. Samuel Nrgg gibson aud NaN II"
wife, Thomas Johnson, fges nson, Ionn X. M's2"
aud Martha his war, tuiiy Johnson nsIl't'
Johnson, Chapman Johnson SIrol. on Johnson A''',r
der johnson, Thoma- johnson, Robert lohn.,i, AIr
billiard aud Elizabeth hi. ~ il AMI i".epn Last an" -
beth his Wifi, Drft>--lh 13nLcttl. l
The defendants 1hnnas johnson, con OF Rlel1t"J "
Thomas johnson, aud IL ,bprt Johnson (sons ot .'
JoIn,oh) aud Napoleon unison, act having entefr" @
appearance aud given -ecurIty according 10 the a" "
scmhly and the rulee Of tl. cp1tt ID! il apPfA' ,l
satisfactory evidence that taa. not mhabltauh " j
country II lie ordered, thai the sad absent deitt
appear here the FIRST day OF the next Sepiem" ~ M
and answer the bill II the plaintiff, AID that c'l!
this order be forthw it'll inserted in some ue"'ralu' l
sh.d in the town OF Lynchburs, for month su SUI
sively, and posted the front door of the eou'l ~
of this county ,.
Copy-Testc II. ELDRiD"f.,
Jan. 10 "-u-
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Commission husiNeSs.

LIE subscriber uiirfs his services to his friends
and the public Commission Merchant
lis office IS Is doors above the franklin Hotel.
SAIL. ANTHONY.
NJ, Anthony wishes to take few Young La
die rs Boarders ller rooms are conlmo1ious, and
neaf sone The best Schools in I.ynchburg.
E,b Il Is
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THE SkI.sN Horn,
~ - ~ -
VENHE SUBSCRIBER. formerly .r4l=n.

! "a VII = Dc hibfisl formerly fIlia p. fr-,
Vefni IA i-'h- = Y. has tai p ~.
n. abeses So. .-4 .####=# ,.......
b. ROB / -.
! lie IS ~ l1.ns.
+ spacious i1oa<t ia 81. =-#...
accommodations TO hos. #,....,,,,..t.
on hun. Private parlors AMI tinio 'sss.
'ufnl5heu' VIII be kept for The Use Of f...
ana Gentlemen travelling by private ,...
! nn'c may DC assured that the exttn .t +.
House enables the proprietor 10 nre4s4. =....
10 them from the arrival and dee.a..
Stages.
The splendid lines Of Sracc.eessl,.
place, from Richmond Danyile. -. '...
Washington City" and The wateringsI,s,' -. ''i
at this house and their respective o.seez #s,. ?
IN it. The Hotel is situated on the M, '' Z.
convenient TO both Baaks, and te II. r..
Warehouses.
stage Passengers may a, all Tins he s,.,.,l 4,
with LACKS Gigs OF horses, 10 tra.ei of. H..
lie has with much care, $ .iccted sat,e,
and active Servants ard Oslers. oTeg st...
%hl exercise constant and vitfl5af ta.,..
LIS Chambers are latye and uuusfeas .,,...
nun to accommodate one bundled person. .
case. LIS stables Will "a surrasaea In, o....
virginia, as the s'ebss are Urge. VT. ,...,
paved iioofsa and supply Of water af IT, ,,,.
Having taken the ad3.e ostab. shaei# ior.,.,..,.
Der OF years, and ncyur,j hayy ex4enlr... -.
improving, getting ~ M Guri.. n 4. f-.. ..
scrl'ers interest Nil induce ba1 70 o.az.na...
his power 10 accommodate !.- cp-s asls
-, Y.N aLVln
81 The Danvjile r porter, VI
Lexington Union VIII Unset l,e a'iase o..
for 3 weeks, and forward the, ll....#...#
for payment.
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AER. ANDREW BOWMAN-As you are q
4'3 nonresident of this State, take this means
ofnotI(yirg you, that, on the first Saturday in A
pr next, shall, at the Clerks office of Simpson
county, Tennessee, proceed TO take the deposition
of Richard Fowler, to be rcad in chief upon the
trial of your suit now depending against me in thc
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery fos
Bedford county, Va. If from any cause said de-
position shall not be taken on the above day, then
and in TINT case i, will be taken the nd Sat
urday of April, at the same place.
Your obt. servt ROBERT TlNSLEY.
Bedford Co Va Feb 81 1888
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II. ELDRIDGE N'
V9m

ETlKdlNlA, II vt 1t Rules h0tlep ~ ,Gf 'r'N
~ Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Il h'H ~,
Ctancerv for tue county uf Floyd, the IT, day 81 .
uary, Is33-joiG Pnukey, Edward Papkey, 1up
Pnnkey, Stephen Pankey, Elizabclh Pamkey, W u n
key aud James PAnkes, children aud heirs 81 JoAh ,
key. dec Pltfs. ganst Archer Branch and jacob H'
Dcits.-Iu Fhancery. IND.
The defendant Archer Branch, having en'ff" IL
appearance aud given security according 10 Tue 49, Lg
Assembly and the rules of this court, and II appe"
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhahhi' Al
COmmoBw cath. On motion of the plaintiff, by 'hL do
torney it is ordered that he, the said Archer
appear here the first Nonda, in April next ana % 10
the comp aipants bill, aud that copy OF thu tno
forthwith nseited the Lynehburg VirglGan io at
months successfully, and that another copy be pos
Copy-Tcste, WIN. GOoDson,om
Jan. %
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NOTICE..

MNDR SU Ant to decree pronounced by thc
H Cmeit Superior Court OF Law and Ghancery
or the county of Amherst, on the ilh day Of Sep
TENDER la39 in the case ol the President, pIrcc
tors aud Company Of the Bank 81 Virginia ,aud the
President Directors and Company Of the Farmers
Bunk of Virginia, against Richard Harrison, Nan
cy Shields John Penn, James $. Ptndicton Rich'd
Bmks, Wa. Turner, llenfy l.. Dawes Sterling
Claiborne, Rieh'd Ii. Borhs, VIM. Morgan, IN his
own right and as the surviving partner Of John NJ
settle n Co, Chapman johnson, john l.. Haynes
Thomas Aldrdgc, Gustayas A Rose, Martin
London VIM Petit anL VIM. Mcdaniel: The
untersg ncd, Commissioner appointed for that pun
posr, will on Friday the 3o,h ct Ma. ch next, upon
the premises in the said decree mentioned, AMI at
the dwelling house of Richard Harrison III the
county of Amherst proceed 10 sell, AT public auc
ton, on a credit of one and two years, for equal
portions the purchase money, taking from the
purchaser or purchasers, notes negotiable and pay
ah.a atone oiihe Banks IL LyucAburg, satlsfnco
tily ouials ed. The tract OF Land situated in the
county Of Amherst, wheteon the said Richard llar-
rs1u uoW lives. aud conveyed and described in 'hc
deed 1T trust ot,hc 2lstof AUGUST, 1881 and fled
as an cNbb. ~ said cause. The legal title to the
said Land Mi b. retained unit, the purchase
money is paid.
ClIRISTOPIIERAN ANTHONY, Com
Feb - tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

Tho FTI6ch Lang1nrel do % do OF 10 %
Vocal and Instrumental Music on Tic Piane
rog,o m extra charge of 90 %
There Will also be Scripture Glass.
Mr. Yates can accommodate r,s..le!n or EEe@@',yy
Yorns ladies' and Girls, as boarders, in his family
- and II IS dcstabe tint he should laye Us many
ofhis pupils as possible undcr his own, as well as
Mss uomuauns immediate saPernlcndance.
Ills terms flr board are SO per session, every
ding included. Fees payable one halfia advance.
II eonyehie1l-lhq other halfal tho close orlhe se5
sion.
y B-Every proper regard will be paid to NOR
al, tnannera "nJ deiortinent both II and out Of
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NOTICE.


SElNG DESTROYS TO remove to the Western
ZEE Country. now offer for sale the valuable
tract OF LAND, lying N the county of Halifax,
Va. on Childry Creek, and contains l02 acres, the
greater part of which Is first rate Tobacco Land,
the balance good for gram. The improvements
on said Land consist of large two-story Dwell
ling House, almost new, good Kitchen, Ice
House. and all other convenient out 1ouses-also,
several good framed root Tobacco Barns, fine
Orchard Of well selected Fruits, together with a
Grisl aud Saw Mil, in first rate neighborhood
for cu,lon--Also, one other TRACT OF LAND,
lying in said county on Booker's Road, supposed
to contain upwards 300 acres well timbered and
of good quality, small portion of which is clear
ed, witha comfortable Dwelling House on II
Both the above Tracts of Land are well watered
with number Of good springs. | deem it unne-
cessary 10 say any more about the above Lanus
as it is presumed that any person wishing to pur-
chase will come and view the premises, and Judge
for themselves, which they earnestly requested
to do The subscriber will take pleasure II
showing the premises to any gentleman, and vii
make tie terms accommodating.
VIM MOORE.
Feb 95. 81
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7 lima, elias, and Crockery W are
SALEOF NEGROES.

DURSUANT to h decree pronounced by the
II Superior Court of Law and Chancory for the
town of Lynch5urg, on the 18Th dry of January,
1888 IN the case Of Williams vs. w Hams, the an
designed Commissioners appointed for that ur-
pcse, viii, On the 9th day Of March next, q, the late
residence Of Thomas Williams, dec. in the county
Of Campbell, nea. Failing Brldse proceed to sell 10
the hl sizes. bii lsf 5 or 10 valuable Slaves, conSs-
ting Of men, women and children Twelve months
cred, viii be si.en, the purchaser or purchasers
giving bond with approved security.
RlCHDG BROWN
JOHN HOBSON, CONS
WIN. COCK,
I'll II wtds
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TEACHER " NN'EED.

Il He SUBSCRIBER, living in the upper end
Of Charlotte county, ON Stanton River,
wishes to employ gentleman as Teacher who
can come well recommended as 10 character and
qualifications, to teach the Latin and English Ian
guases. One who could instruct IN Muse on the
Forte Piano would lie preferred. All letters ON the
subject directed To the subscriber, Brook Mead p Q.
Campbell county, post Paid, will be duly attended
to. EDWARD W. HENRY.
Feb II Is
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VEGETABLE EXTRACT

fgNilE ma8t ebuc,uai remedy ever discovered ioi
n The Throat Disiemper. Of what Is called tie
Malignant Psafid SIRE 9kloat, faHt,f Ro@
CaaIcr aud Thrush ia IL Hun, Dgseaiefs 3'c.
4 knowledge osthc basis Of this Extract was oh
tanned ifom ihe Recipe ofan eminent Giargyman
Of Nassaehaseits, who was a witness 10 The DIS
tressinr luvaees Of the Throat DiHcmaer IN i,'ij
ma which vas by fir the mos; sirueil ever known
IN this country The ites. Gentleman represented
the disease notwithstanding the prescriptions Of
the most skilfnl Physicians rs proving t1ial in
every case until It's destructive progress was COM
pletey and happily arrested by the use oftho fege.
table Extract
This Extfac, has been, for thirty years constant
" adopted ii tic practice eta distinguished Phys
ian Of the presentday, and in no INSTANCE has hc
ever knowait to fail producing the desired ret
IAyith this testimony of lis Extraordinary healing
powers he Is now desrdus Of placing II before the
public, TIM, il may the more generally, serve the
hun
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40 OIE Al, LENS I.

LAO v k- y y y ~ y :
II ME subscriber, having been absent from town
Il frequently in the past year, deems II necessa-
ry to inform his friends and the public generally
that he shall continue 10 carry on the BRICK
LAYING AND pLASrERlNG BUSINESS
in town, and will be ready TO execute work. with
neatness and dispatch, On the shortest notice He
has on hand, at this time, one hundred and fifty
thousand BRICKS, Of good quality. Any person
wanting Building done would do well TO call, SO
10 have il done in the early part Of the season,
which gives time for the work cement before the
freezes OF the wlnler, which are very injurious for
work that is just putup.
A word 10 the wise is sufficient for them
WIN. B. BROWN
Ere.fbMs. FGe. q I'm
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FAMOUS MEDICINES,

justly celebrated IN ali parts of the United states
for many yeprs past, prepared and sold by th'
sole ploptieinr,
NOM RIDGELY, baltimore.
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EuSr received from New York and tor sale,
- two horse Baronche also light Ba.
rouChes for one ortwo horses.
Ii. II. BEACH g. Co.
Feb 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

IMPLANTED as an Apprentice to the Carriage
w making business, lad about 10 wears oil
age--one from tn. country would he preferred.
Ii. r. BEACH g. 90
Feb 81 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
RECOMMENDATION
E5am ]. II. WILLIAMS.

BsS'0R. Ndret p isi2.
Drar ST. do most heartily give my testimo
ny IN favor oil the Vegetable Extract.
was attacked with violent liberated sore throat
which continued for several weeks. and ON using
The Exirael m immediate cure was effected From
this evidence OF Is efficacy do not hesitate 10 re-
commend II, Us superior 10 any other proposed re-
n,cdy rthe above mentioned disease, with which
| am acquainted.
rum ENOClI DAVIS
Caplb1tdge MaTch, 26, 1892
do hereby certify that my oldest child was az
dictcd with the Throat Distempcr; and that alter
resortng 10 the isunl remedies to no effect, u was
advised To try the Vegetable Extract. THIS was adj
mniatcrc1, n the operation was most happy h'icr
giving one dose oft the swelling and soreness OF
The throat Immediately ceascd
cheeftnllg recommend II TO the public as an IN
valuable medicine
from n SlRoftAe Rer. Geptlentan aboue aHadcd 10
Maych 81, 1882.
BY my father the Vegetable Extract was 50 high
ly esteemed, that, during the course of his life,
II wa .kept constantly Oh hand aud used as iani-
~ uhYsc.
The Immediate and surprising cure OF one OF my
own children that was very dangerously SEX w'ih
the Canker Rasll by the use of ibis Extract, amer
every other medicine had failed. with Other cases
which, were II necessary, | could mention, does
mol leave a doubt IN NY mind, itho ehtfhordno
~ healing properties attributed to the Vegetable
Extract.
Monat. plummcr, & Co rs State 81, Boston,
Mass sole agents ior the pro rieor.
SolJby Doct, Howell IVES,
LgaelbRfs, Va.
Eth w3m
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PEDIGREE.

VIRGINiUS WA got t., he c. e rated running
morse Vugmian, VIII was got ~ sir Archy, who e
~ digrer Is so we'll knnwu that II is unnecessary
Tor me to repeat it. V"g'nins's dam 10y Balls Gel
ebfatpd running horse Flnrz !. his giaudam hv IN
imp rid Crippled Wonder, g. grandam By the n
ported horse Eedlord, g.g grsndsm by symrs
WildaF. WILLIAM o. GREGORY
FEB. 25 Is
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lfdI WOttef 70 NC ctttJf9ted o1d@rfpfHtfsi
AZ stand The ensuing srasnn al NY sfabte
w On Wards Rad. in Campbell county a.
LeesVille, and nj Poriei sh ~ al which St nd
lie viii be regular, except on pub ic days J he
/ season vi Commence on the I5fh nf March, and
end tar Isl Of Apgn.t lie will be let % mares
NJ 50 tue single leap, Va" money 10 be pad Al the
time The mare IS covered. and any person putting
ly the eap sho ,he mare no stand VIII be per
,nitted 10 come into the season ; - the season
which mny be discharged by the payment OF So
within ihc season g - TO insure marc Ia he In
fba 10 be paid sopn as II u ascertalncd that II
IS IL foal or transferred 50 cents 10 the groom IN
wy case. The grcntcst care will he taken To
.fevent accidents, but VIII not be lablc for any
hai happen.
VIRGINiUS IS rising eenrs OIL handsome
mahogany nas, with black legs nane aud tail, and
a handsome star in his forehead. lie is about b
feet 2 inches eh--hs frm is, by coed judges,
prnHoune~d xrsilent and IN artion lac IS not ex
died bs any horse. JACOB EARLY.
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nENNETT'S Patent Bed Joints, for sale at
~ the sign the Golden Anvil.
TIlEQ. ROBERTSON & Co.
Feb IA Is
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Published at No. 35 Wall street, Y by
ID X. MIN DIR.
0FNEw.YORK AMERICAN y ,;

Weekty, VOLUME I'd The Tri. Weekly .aneri
can contains the same that is given in the Daily
paper and differs IoD, Il only in being published
only Tr-Weekly paper published IN New.York
II is very convenient medium of intelligence,
at very cheap rate, for Gentlemen In the
country, who wish not only to read the news of
the day, but also 10 learn wha, is doing in the
business community In the Tri. Weekly, as
well as in the Daily New.York american, will
be found, in addition 10 the news and advertise.
ments Of the day, an extensive Marine List,
Sales Of Stocks and OF Real Estate, Prices Cur
rent, aud Bank Note Table, land all Tor the mo.
derate price of fro dollars. a year, in adranee,
or just one half the price Of daily paper as well
as OF the postage. although il contains asmuch
reading and advertising as the daily paper, the
advertisements are not often published in il
as IN the daily, which enables US 10 give all the
reading matter of the Daily.
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS per yaar, in advance.
Published at No 30 Wall street, N. Y.by
ID. X. MINOR
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AMERICAN MECHANICS, MAGAZINE.

AMERICAN MECHANICS MAGAZINE,
UJ'The subscriber proposes to publish a
monthly magazine TO be called the Ameri can
Mechanics Magazine His object in so doing
is to lay before the Mechanics Of tho United
States, ata cheap rate, In a convenient form,
sono account Of the improvements in mechan-
les and machines, as well as list ofnew invcn.
tions and patents, both in England aud tho Uni
ted States. lie Is not aware that there is, at
this time, any publication of tho kind in iIiis
country, furnished at price SO low as 10 bring
IL within the reach ofthe great mass Of Ameri-
can mechanics Il and he therefore has determin-
cd TO commence tho publication Of work with
the above name, on or about the 18th Of Febru-
ary next which will contain most Of the inter-
cstiDg articles, or at least those which may be
Of interest to our mechanics, published in the
London Mechanics mag zine, with its enpray-
ings, together with whatever NAV bo received
from our own countrymen suitable for such a
work aud ol interest to its patrons.
The Mechanics Magazine will be printed on
beautiful paper, with new type. containing for
ty eight large octave pages Of two columns
each, stitched In handsome cover of colorcd
paper, and issued on the first Saturday Of each
month, t the very low price OF SO per annum,
in advance. ID. X. MINOR.
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North Kingstovyn Bank.

"A i The annual meeting of the Stockbold.
q ers otihe North kingstown Bank the
Following persons were chosen Directors. viz:
ELISHA WATSON, WILLIAM BArTEY. Or.
IvER WATSON, john CLARKE, JoNAruAs
REYNOLDS, EsBoN SANFORD JEFFREY DAVIS.
PAsDoN Il. HAMMOND, JomN p. Wn,ryoRp.
CHRisToPHER LIEN, osErH C.SANFoRp'
EZRA ID. DAVIS, WILLIAM BAKER,JrREmIAu
G' 1ADsEr, WILLIAM g. HAMMOND, GEO.
HAMMOND, EsBoN SANFORD, Jr. NIcHoLA.
SPrNK, DANIEL STANTON, WILLIAM BnowNs
ING, and ELIPHALET YouNa.
no at subsequent meeting Of the Direc-
tors ELISHA WATSON, Esq. was re. elected
President Of said Bank.
II. HMMOND, Cashier.
Wexford, Nov. 20, 1882.
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~NEW-YORK FARMER AND
GARDENERS MAGI-

ZINE. Whole NmJer. Volume c.
New Series, Volume First. No !, for January
1888, is just published This is an Agricultural
periodical, published monthly, containing 32
large quarto pagcs of three columns each, de-
voted particularly to Agriculture, Horticulture,
Nc 1t will also contain much interest ing mat
tor upon other subjects, such for instance as
read making and repairing, together with steam
carriages Tor common roads, with other modes
OF improving internal communication. It's
main object, however, is to collect from those
VINO cultivate the soil scientifically, and observ.
ingly, and to disseminate such information as
may tend 10 improve the mode of cultivation
throughout our widely extended country. No
person will deny theutility of such a publication
properly conducted nor will any one doubt me
when say that such paper cannot be proper +.
~ conducted and handsomely executed, with.
out an extensive circulation and prompt pay.
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