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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Tuesday, Jan. 2S.

An act passed, in amendment Of the
charter of the Central School Society,
in Scituate.
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Memoir of RhOdc-Island.
1894,

We inser, below the protest OF the
town of Warwick, against the law or
dering a rate, to pay Mr.. John Clarke
for his services while i'll England.
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From he CultipGior.
MANAGEMENT OF SHEEP.

SIa-As | have seen hu, little IN the Culuya-
tor on the management of sheep, and am interest
ed IN that part OF agricultural pursuits, venture to
direct 10 you a few Thoughts, in hopes il may call
The attention OF others to the subject more cumpc-
ten, than myself Il is allowed by all as | am m
formed. that the eiub in he head OF sheep is cas-
cd by n fly In the hot season to avoid the bad et
feels Of which, would recommend that they have
ateT pas III. months of July and August, SO
as 10 be able 10 get their supply OF food Without be-
ing obliged 10 feed in the middle of the day. /
aave Observe Tint sheep will do well on very short
tced early IN the season, and think il best ifthey
are 10 be kept Short should be dons at that time
aud reserve for them good feed through the hot sea
son. Flocks of sheep kept close are more likely TO
be troubled with them than those well kept, and
some suppose ant of strength throw of the Grub
makes the difference but | think II Is beng under
the ssiy of feeding in the heat OF The day
Short keeping makes fine wool, but believe 1t /,
rest for every WOOL glower not - ovelsock, but
keep well What he does k ep. My practice has
been, to select in the fall my poo est sheep from
The others and give them better feed, so that "a
sha be in GOOD condition for winter IN managing
IN TIN, way, have lost ess sheep IN winter than
in summcr-my lambs wean the latter part of Au-
gust and give them the best feed have TIL winter !;
about The first of November, OF whenever the feed
becomes injured with frost, | begin to fed them
oats IN the sheaf 10 GO or 20 lambs | give two
bundles day TIL about ;hr fist oil January, ard
thea ono bun3e day Til February. afr which
fald NJ more gram. In that way have been ub!e
to got my lambs through the wlldcr, strong and
h,alihy, and oct Of the above number, for several
years have not lost more than 10 average one a
year.
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MAJOR DOW NlNG'sLErTER

WAsnikdToE, 1871 Oct 1884.
10 my did f'icnd Mr.. Dn,eht, ofhe Ncp York
Dody AdrettiSct.
find by the returns from NefD Jlrsy like them
from naine ,thot ihcic was lee,lc TO much Psi
OH q Tapc Bianhs, and 1,o,ne," Tor the Wings
but tha won't last forever aud the only wny Is
10 hung on and do rie best you can, and as my old
friend Cupf. Il bulon Goodenow used to say, IN the
I'D wal when he wOs baliln agin the enemy, and
was obliged To retreat tof SPELL Wen says he
didn't luck en- this Tine but | did give I'm u
most mortal victim"
Tallan about the old reminds me 10 say u
word or two about the Pension business
There Is a pIasy many rats at that too, and
there is no ,eIlln how many will be rooted out.
Last winter the Senate rot lookin into this busl.
ness and, rs they thought that whenever there was
any money 10 be had there the rats 'rcrc al work
nbblin II was best to look into this Pension M II
ter. They had ist rooted Up most oVerlastn
raft of rats in ihc Post Olfcc mud they thought best
to the terriers 10 work smalIin IN the Pension
Office, ond il there warn't some rals there too
but the trouble was how 10 sc, at it 'hcy Iookc1
over the Pension Lis md on en- said, " Well,
# General Washington had such prnty of fale
warriors us We have hec, bniln the uuuibef that
was killed III bitc 0Jr they did f 5ht k all nai1l
IN the old wat) ard the number tat must have died
since Of old agelts u won lie, he dd'Ht hack the Bot
sh IN less than SIX k, arior they I:nt d here
So they concluded there mast lie souo rR's nj work
and ordered all the names OF the Pensioners punt
I'd SO that folks all about the country should
one glance how many pens oners were lFln. AMI
how many rats was 9 tim the pensions Of deal
pensioners. q huint goi unls noH 10 l,"k aud See
how The vote stood on this resolution, but my
friends Gales & Seton WHO keep 'lot account OF
these matters, can tell
Wei, as soon as this resolution was p's', the
rats beeant 10 smell aSafedRatg' and there will be
considerable Of scampcrin by tho t'me the Senate
meets again, or miss my guess unless some
of tie pension agents take lie same sand Major
Barry does among the Post Office rats, aad say
thai the senate haunt got TO night TO hunt rots M
that quarter that Congress amt The people, &c.
But The people, whose pockets have tn pay for all
this nbblim, Won't give ii up. E" P1neaer," and
" Snap" and " So,eo," and Z" 1o'oser," and
tte3," are ~ sitting wound ,hc pile Of Old ea'.
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Ncw Lebanon, Cdmdce ConqY y. {.
Sepicm6cr 26th, 1884. {

r. At Editor Of The Fdimo 4. GatdcHer.
GGaR SIa-In No. 49, September 3D. in the
piece on cornsta,k fodder you say, the sap is ia
ken up by the roots and carried through the stalk
10 the leai, and after evaporation ana The proper
elaboration # The sap (or Jucs) OF the pIant is re
turned from the leaves to ihe stek thence DOWN
wards lIll arrives at the ear and after proper
yda ion, &c, forms the gum also II is sad THAI
when the stalk is cut of, the sap which is taken up
Ivy the root will be e'aporatcd Trough the wound
CAUSED by cutting off the top.
Now sir, presume, you and ell your readers
want conveyed, through your Intel igent Farmer,
uscfai and practical knowledge and to com al
;ha,, please ans er the following objection TO yonr
theory. Very often the stalks of corn are broken
off at the first 10 ut above the Shoot before the corn
or even the cob is half male. Ii your theory Is
correct there would be very little OF no corn os such
,,g!ks-bnt practical farmers will TIL you, that
tonsc s,,lks generally have the bes, ears on tn IN.
h We somatme pulled out the tasscl when
coI,d but Just see H. but never knew stalk 10 be
barren IN consequence Of i'-and as 20 the sap'S all
escaping though the wound 10y cutting oil the iop
it does not seem TO me quite Agreeable 10 analogy
but will state few experiments which made
some years ago, and shall leave yod to judy.
cut the tops Of a piece of con above the first
Joint IN the following manner. began with tie
first row. left the next cut the third, and SO on cut
ting every olhe, row through the piece This was
done " hen the corn was sott-say when 1t would
answer to roast In about TWO weeks | cut anoth
cr pieco IN the same manner, and y alcheh the re-
suit At the time my corn OF the hrst piece was
fl, 10 take the fodder from as We tom II here,
(meanng the blades or leaves.) | found 1t was as
green as any part of the field and there was no per
ccp,ibl4 difference between the rows where the 'ops
al hat IT.
cxac " SO with the second piece In this, the blades
on the cat rows were somewhat dryer thun those
on the uncut A gathering time, we could nol
perceive any difference in the corn but Twas not
as particular as MIR. ark. If | had been, Dor
haps mig have found much more difference than
| | observed q very much u'mre his mode OF man
aging the EXPERIMENT. ! continued the above tx
perlmens FOR three years, and found the result 'he
same-since that tine, | have Only cut the tops 'o
feed nv horses with in green state, finding II s.
difficult to save the tops IN our wet section OF couh
uy.
Most respectfully, yours,
DJJINEAS SA NR()RN n,
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-yIgGINl,-At court hnld for N"lsOn county, the 2et,
W d4y of August ls3i.--iohn Hughes, Plus aenlnst
n,yid n CLARK aud Robert Rycs, adnnls traitor oi
Is,se Cltrksdn, decd. Detts
In no no, ron og the Plaintiff, by counsel, Who flied his
m # l., orlercd thai the defendant, Robert R'es, admins
,r or Jesse hrkson dec', be- restrained 40 pay
mn away " otherwise dIspOsbE Of monies OF nther ef
fs sbicr any hereafter come into ms hands,
slanpng 10 the Defendant EayId X. tlarksen us one OF
m heirs or Distributors Of the laid jesse dickson dee
m otherwise To the amouu Of five hundred doiafs, until the
hee rider aud decree IF court concerning INC zane
A. appeirinr to the satisfaction OF the court that tho
htfi DAVID H. Clark is not an lnhabItant oil this
far ,rdered, that he do 0rHear here On tho hts
r Of Move nsr court uest. aud the bull oi the
pa,h and that COPY Of tlis order be fdtthsih IN
sed in the yncibueg VirgiuIar, for TWO months sue
,cy and ppsted tho front ip"' OF the cunt house
oet4is county. 4 Copy--restc, SP. GARLAND OK
sspta5 "-"
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From Tic .NeU l0rk American.

UO5t ETtroord,nary - w. Penflh, natural
izcd cizsn OF the Umitcd States, Was few days
ago delivered up TO the French Consul General, re-
siding IN his city, and by him shlppcd on board Il
P,ot.5oat chartered expressly for the purpose to
Guadaloure.
We understand that the United States Ds-
rlct Attorney, MI P,ice,-wh, has conducted ths
business with the utmost socrcsY-whcn called on,
with ,icw that legal assistance might oe given
to SAID PenellI, before, with his hands bound be-
hind his back, he was delivered, in presence OF the
Deputy Keeper of BridewelI, (Mr. Kipp,) to thc
person commanding the Piloi.boa' = refused to give
any information as 10 the place where h (Pentll)
was sccre,cd from all persons taking interest IN
him or in regard 10 the authority under which
penclll was seized and delivered 70 the French
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,r,D Ricb'J 7. Shaver Alex kasey,W Hi m Ku

.u,, Rieb'J T. Shaver Alex. kasey, w Hi m Ku.
sew Mary Martin, jane Kasny, rhos. Ka-
:, Ei,z beth Kasoy, taxi notice that on the 18Th
sy of November, 1881 at he dwelling house of
-, Kosev. IN the county OF Bedford, and state OF
y 3,r;,I, we snail take the dispositions of John
~, Daniel Saunders, John Ashwell, S-n and
49,. that. on the Pin day Of the same month, at
~, pa' 5vcIng house of Thomas \. Eu5ank IN the
, wv Of AmhorSr, AMI state OF virginia. W. shall
which said deposl''oos are to be read IN evidence o"
~, ilo ola suit IN Chancery, now depending ia
w ,ono,v coud Of Bedford and state of Virgin
."' ,sherc,n We are plaintiffs, and you are defyn-
md if the sad dePostions hot eomple,
- IN rte above named DAYS, We shall continue ia
t,n, them from day 10 day, Sundays excepted, y
until completed. JOIN hAStf,
GEORGE X ASEY,
Oct % "l"'
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WIN. HOLT +, u. c.
Iv9rp

- Nou1'y Court Of Franklin the 4ih day OF August,
'-'ohh D. ieftw Ich, san ison IL. DAVIS and i'""ker
,VSo" iue merchants aud partners trading under the
~ "i hrM Of heft~th, Davis n Co. who SUE for the
I'm u ,'nhp. l.sft~ch pitlnu,r. against Annanias
iaai' Drlt,-L Chlscrf,' '''''"
'nml, Amanda; Divers, not having cntered hi
A.,"'cc ana given sccutity according TO the act oil
,, I asa Inc raos of this Court, and 1t appearing by
cn, evidence that he Is not inbab liant ot ths
1I"We'lh GA Agti IA Of tle t,iainlihs, by their
n MS ordered that the san tnnanias Divers do ap
x "o.o GA The first Monday November next, and an
ort; PI"ats bill, and That copy of this ordor be
m,nth published IN the Lyuchhurg Nirginan for Il" %
ce's'ely, and posted the door of the COURT
u '"'s Count, on some cuurt-day.
ACopy-Tcste,
Aug. % W. W. am XIV, or
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srRGtVIt-At Rules held in the Clerks Office 81
IL t,e Circuit Superior Court. OF Inv mud Chan
cry for the Of Lynchhnrg on tho >t day 81 SEN
lora,,, Ia34.--janes {. Moo,man, Pltf against 1901
tam ,lsrk ,nry,yiag trustee of James Z. Norman Nil
.;,h u ,vi. adm OF William H. Lynch decd. James C..
or,,n executor of )ac,b Anderson decd and Bilda
,iu,rr Sheriff Of 81 dfora IHd adm. Of Henry Clafh
t.ee. DOTS.
I'm IcE,nd,ot james Anderson not having entered
- M, Ant tie rule, nrthis court. and II appearing
M rrt,ry eyi leHce thtt he rs not an Inhabitant Of
In c,tntr, T. ,4or'eted, that ia" SAID defendant do
,r nero on Inc fr day of The ucXt term. aud answer
ne b. Il uo pl uui,a asi thtta copy OF this order be
.rftA Inserted ia ,'y paper pnncd IN the town
=. lv,enlrv Tor uleHihs Su~av>sNciY and posted
4 M ii ont door pfhe court hpusc iG INC sal WI
A rn7y-yesie -. RoDES, Ok.
Son W2n
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,P!RGlNIA.-A -acs hell - the Ciera's Office OF tha
y .rcut superior Coutl Of Law aud CaaoeerY for
the tow Of Lynchbnrg tho ith day Of August l@3i-
DANIEL Higgnbotham, ia iol iIie ginbothsm and Thorn
II Igglnbothan iaio mercha0t, and partners, radtuG
under the style and hrn Old. ID hiGsinbnihhm 20
PRS. against Watt Duncan and Mary his VIII, W ~
ham Duucau John Duncal and Phoebe hi VIE John H.
Goodrich aud Reecca his wife, Ind William Siedd and
Abb. al il Is WIFE, peft-
The defendant Rebecca Go ,drch not having ontcfed
her sppc france, and security according to the act
Assembly, and the rules Of tins court and II apptarh2 ny
slflctory evidence that she not an lnhahunni a." ms
country 1t ordered that the said defendant 40 apPe
here On the 1T day Of the next term, aud ah'He
The b Of the paintiiT., und thqtd copy oil t,s "lucI
be fhytl inserted IN some newspaper printed IN INC
1tn Of I,nchburg. for two non''s s"ete>s"eis' ana
posted a. the front door ri tn court ~, %
DNu. Gupy-Tostc, ~ hoDi-9' Yin
sept WIN
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SELECTIONS.
VIRGINIA GOLD MINES
EorrcpoHaence otAe ~ Y Journal Of Comm
S.-... -. ~. !.

.ofrcPoHienoe 81 Tie " Y .journal Of Commerce
SrorsYLvANtA Co. Va, Oct iih, 1884
tiav'ns spent some time IN the rich copper re.
s'on OF the Blue Ridge, returned on the ih, 10
the Gold mlues of the e. States COMFY IN Sputt-
syIvdnia County. Here found the miners cnsa-
ged IN raising ore from the shaft As soon ~ the
ore came Into daylight, gold distinctly seen ON
many OF the rocks and on beating thrn promscu-
ousiy INTO sand, aud washing way the lighter pur-
uc'es, the result OF urc metallic gold still more
beautiful and surprising. | decended INTO the shaft
about thirty feet aud after passing along IN tun-
nel 100 feet, came to the vein, which by admca-
surcment was found 10 be 81 in hes IN diameter and
dipping nj an anglo Of about 90 degtees send
you common specimen of the VEN, which was
broken down IN my presence, aud which If skiIful-
" examined, will be found TO contain from $40 to
$30 per hundred weight OF bushl. The whole ex-
pehse OF raising aud working thls from 90
To O5 cents per hundred W Ight or busl el Thl,
Company Is now fully organised nnd IN full opera
ton, under charter granted 10y the Legislature of
Va. Jan. ., 1884. TER mn.ng oper tt,ons appear
TO be conducted with economy and skby Captain
Rau an txpcnenced Gctmnn MINER. The excel
lent water power, abundance of wood aud timber
upon their own lands together with The richness
oil their ore render tho prospects Of tins Company
uncOmmonly promising
1P"'"'e' "''s ny ''u h'Plhhaahoth iNNtr SiC
the KapEehanHoch Gold mines, undor the direction
OF Professor John NiIllnslon / heso mines are The
properly of n Company IN Philadelphia aud al
though not 81 extensive rs those OF the United
States Company, still hcIr ores are found to BE-
rich IN gold, and well worth working rs may I've
seen from the following extract ot Mr.. Mlhnstons
Report " IL may therefore be family lnleued hat
ifthc experiment had been better aud more eccu.
rntoly conducted, and made on larger scale, each
round weight OF average ore would huvc yielded
one gram Of gold or al the Five penny weights
to the hundred pounds weight of ore, which Is much
more than the probable, ol indeed possible cost OF
working the mines,-As we CONCEIVE HAT could IN
no case amount SO much as one dollal upon the
bundled pound wei ht"
| remain
Yours very respectfully,
f. SHEPHERD
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l'OE's'I...i.
TO MY WIFE,

,oa I'VE Voc, nan ,Te"'y yeafs after marriage.
loVed thee dearly in thy -low of youth.
When health AMI hope, and smlIrs MORA ., ~.
brow "''0 ." my
:, /, loved thee dearly then, but better now
For lime that dlms thine eye, hath shown,i,,
Truth 800 S"o"" NY
" MORE eAceiien,y fair. Did i'll oetde,
Care wiring my soul, or weakness waste ,,, ,..,,a
!" every change found thee stI the same
- gentle friend, and comforter, and GUIDE.
ana now from home and thee so far spsri
''n NOT voice to soothe, smile to cheer
'eei thy worth IN absence doubl, dear.
a no press thine image closer o my heart;
AShin. OF Heaven, how shall find amends
or i''th, Tor love like thine thou best ofwiycs
friends
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VIRGINIA to VITA, ,ulss ,,c,, in ,,,c Cleric, office
for Tho "c.it Superior Court If Law aud Chancery
ls}i~ila"ol i,yhchburg, the 9Th day of October,
rso 1'oi and administrators Of joseph NAYS, dec Pls
I'VE drr H. a lie aud Hugh Cam be, cxor Of William
eaH wti' ol Seias awarded in this cnusc nat being exc
by sat.f,c,oeh ,h Hugh Campbell, and Appearing
Country H. evidence that he is inhabitant Of the
suv On the fs, day of The neu term and sbew rause
Specified in why TINS suit should be proc eedei III
bnhwh WIN. and that copy of this order b..
"sn of Lvnch'u III some newspaper printed in the
Posted a, ,h for Two months successvely, and
COM, rom door Of the court house in .aid tow
Oct & . ''>.et u. ROBES, Cih.
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Most respectfully, yours,
pHlNEAS SANBORN
RYE GRASS.

To the Editor oft Farmer d. Garcenc'--
Dear Sir-In your last No see an inquiry re
spec,ng Rye Grass-A have made r'a' OF IT,
will give you with pleasure what Information /
can respecting i'll have sown 1t on a toierdo'y
tich, loany soil, with clay founda'ion and iound
It produce abundandy; Tor pasture 1t is very me
my ock prefer greatly to timothy and c'cv''
Il think it approaches ncaref to the na'urai green
grass than any artificial grass have ever seen .ou'
wien allowed - san for hay, II becomes rather
, o arse-I think timothy preferable for that purpose.
| have always sown il in the spring with barley J
should b. fearful of the winter destroying II II so"n
IN the fall If other grasses are so"n WIN u
half busheI of seed per acre Is seifce"'ou' II put
ON alone one bush:l ought to be so"n per acre,
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'f'mSoH CIoper.-The following notice is ex-
lfaeted hom the fifth edition of the Code of Aeri.
couture, o. 433, and as object is to bring int ex-
enSse use as held crop, plant hitherto cult
waited only IN our gardens as a curious and rather
PfetY looking annual =" Ii is the subject of as
oo'shmtht thai this valuable plant (the 1fi(oiium
~fataatHm) should not have been long ago miro
oueeo no tins country, tnd cultivated on an ex-
'ehsl'e ocaie II sown IN autumn, sitter a crop OF
POTATOES ana other roofs II produces next spring
crop III Tor so'Ing cattle, eight days earlier than
laeeihc, aud fortnight before red clover Cure
no" yer. must be taken 10 have good seed nnd no
10 SOW II 100 deep. II produces excellent eiops
IN one year, the fist Of winch should be cut as
soon as II comes into flower and the second will
produce considerable quantity Of seed. From lis
carly growth IN spring, when other Articles FOR fee
ling stock with advantage are so difficult 10 be OBJ
Ihed, II is likely to become valuable acquisition
10 British husbnndry ifthis covcr-,he seed OF
which Is, we believe, 10 be- had IN considerable
quantity OF he seed mefch ms IN this country-be
so"n IN spring, n IS considered that it will pro luce
full er p IN Scotland IN the months of July or
Aneus and must be OF grca value to those on
whose lands the common red clover does not sue
'eed, or where the crop may have partially failed.
II Is pr per TO remark, that this annual plant
and therefore should only be employed IN partial
husband'y."
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Ih0 Ifdttah Climate IN Tie Ulitcd States 800
We are indeb ell TO hiend for the following cx-
tract OF II late letter from st. Augustine. AS nc.
peoted enquiries lie made respecting The climate
the mode OF Coaching that City, Ne. &c, we u
gree w'th him IN the hope that II may afford dcsi-
fsblc nolmatIonio several Of ON reado,s
Rie4m5Hd EHQ
Sr AUGusrIHE, 18th July, 1884
You VIII extuac my not replying to- your kirJ
letter ere ti,Is time, although cannot plead that
professional engagements OF bodily inJlspositlon
has prevented my giving you that curly attention il
demanded. Ainlbo,c II to that ennul which some
.Imes pervaJo the system, and Is difficult 10 be
shaken off. lave now been nne monlhs in 81.
AuSu tine, IN which time, | have had a fair oppor.
tunIty of estimating the climate, both 10 lis inter
and summe, temperature i am fully snll fed, TINT
the climate Of East Florida Is more uniform than in
any other para OF Inc United States aud as far as
atmosphere Is cetncd IN the restoration Of the IN
vu'd IT far SURPRISES France or Italy, If the state.
ments OF Johnson, Matthews, and Other travellers,
are 10 be r.iad on.
81, Augustine Is situated IN North Lat. 30 deg
10 min,, on peninsula, but little q. waited above
tide water, about lhtec miles from the oceaf.--
The entrance OF the ba,bour - crcuitDus aud ac-
cessIble TO vessels OF Ugh, draft OF water II pro-
tccted from the violence Of HE by AnastasIn
Isl nd, which lies front Of the CITY, and extends
SCUM ~ mae'..- lie ""IPh stream comes ~''h'n
~ m"," o' ,h1s i''ee me warmth oil lis "n'ei MAJ
schsoIe eheei On Inc o'moSPh re here whcn IN
"'n' 10 non 'ne SCUM of cas-. hese are the
P'c'ohoS Wmas, anu u Is '"opSn u'' 'hharhcc
'''' "'e winners he'G "'o '"o'c h''d 'hah ~ any
oher section of our county III the same latitude.
AGhoug4 the months of ID december and January are
usuo"y epol ytt We arc not Sun]etl 10 'hoeh liosl
the Iuxmiunt growth of dhs orange aec Is suffi-
ctnn of tbu f,ct
nc '''y IS st,y Ifesu''y ouia' s'Ie''s no',
10" anu e'oohe'' ""c'''St n"suy constructed o'
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TER MS.

..c,,s, ner annnun. payable IN advance. No sun
JFFO - he received for less time than month.
.,p'n y,l b. se,ntinuet dat at the discretion OF
al 10 49,, p' until all arreurages are paid
tie rh1vEt rlSEIsNfs viii be in-erted at 50 cent,
y e..1 the IL time, aud 81 = cents for each
ps' Those from disttHce must be pad for pre-
ealh",,r insertion. the payment assumed by some
''l'as i,Ie ,,erson in Lynchburg.
r. ID re.se1 II tn, Editors must be post paid
49, viii not be attended TO-