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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

INTENDING TO move 10 the Sosh, Otter Tor
/ sale that highly valuable Farm, On which reside,
situated IN bedford county, the crest foad II
miles above Iynehburg aud II from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate is well worthy the at
tenon Of capitalists who wish TO engage IN farming
IN one Of the most healthy and delightful sections IN
upper Virginia II having al the benefit OF the saln-
bflons bieezes of the Blue Ridge and at the same
time possessing soil susceptible of tie highest state
Of improvements This land lies Immediately on the
man road from l.yuchburg Fancy Farm, Peaks ol
ottet and IIberts-and l. bounded on one side By
Etk Creek, being IN the vicinity oi ! mills. The
tact contains about GOO acres, ncar, $50 oi which
are cleared and At present IN Of progressive
improvement, at least 80 acres being III Clover, 10
winch the land peculiarly adapted. The Improve
mcnts consist IN part al frame Dwelling House, II
two Barns and 'fhrcshug machine, uew-and an On
clard Of choice lfuit-Ih place also offers ~ rllgl
bic stand for Tavern aud Country Storc-and N
addition to the above Improvements has Il ""
Store house and Tavern house, with an Ice honst
and a Wen af excellent water IN the ward and cNten
sne Stables. Blacksmith and Whcewrght's shop
q. sc.
II Is useless 10 speak OF the many nducclnent,
which this place holds ont 10 those disposed 10 invest
means IN real estate, II Is presumed those wishing
To pure hase would prefer examining tor Themselves
winch they are earnestly invited 10 do.-Ihs estate
Is offered at private sale until the 10Th OF October
next ON winch day, II not previously disposed Of
will sell II II public auction, with all my stock
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils. Ac
&c. Terms accommodating, and made to sun tn
convenience OF purchasers.
- Letters q the >ubseflbcJ addfe,sedto Lynch
bur, or ~. James Church. Bedford. promptly at
tended TO. FREDERICK \. HARRIS.
= The Richmond Enquirer will publish tn
foregoing advertisement wSw, and forward It's &c
count to this once lor payment.
Mayl wl5O-
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rRCNk .AN ALBUM.

Where are the visions that round me once lowered,
Forms that had grace IN then shadows alone,
Locks, fresh light from star iust discovered.
And voices that music might take FOR her o"u.
Time. while | spake with his ways resting oef me.
Heard me say, where ate those visions, oh
where
And. pointing his wand to the sunset before me,
Said. with a voice like the hoIlo" wind, =" itef''
Fond, looked when the wizard had spoken
On the dim shining tuius of DAY;
And there N that light. like talisinan broken,
Saw the brigh; fragments OF hope melt away.
Oh lend me thy wings time. hastily uttered.
impatient TO catch the last GUNNER that shonc,
But scarcely AGAIN had III. dark wizard luucred
HIS wings Ger my head-'ete the hah, va. all
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r.sAs.gasHEE.Ee.N a'vzs s.gAE,

TGNll /. subscriber wishes To sell W aut Grove the
/ late residence Of Col " lillian Galloway, decd
situated in the county oil Bedford, Elk Greek,
containing by recent survey, Three Hundred Acre,
due proportion of wood land, every foot OF which
is first rate tobacco land, is we'll known to be the
quality of all the EN- Creek lands. The balance Of
the plantation Is now IN state OF Improvement, be
ny all recently enclosed with fences, lies we'll,
and remark ably well Watercd, having 1t several
fine springs and creek running through II about the
centre Attending a considerable portion of bottom
land producing tobacco OF the finest quality. The
advantages attending this property are numcrons-ly
ny almost Immediately IN the heart of section OF
country unsurpassed by any for fertility OF soil,
agreeable society, facility ot getting market, ".
Running Immediately by The house Is public road,
starting from Septoes shop, on the main Fmcstload.
leading from Liberty 10 isnehburg, y miles distant,
and Intcrsecting the INnehburg and salem turnpike
road, al the Now London Academy, distant ID miles
HE Improvements are tx good and substantial,
consisting oi large Iss.T1 and eomnodious BRICK
pWfLLtNGnorsr. with LINN eight rooms, passa e
and portico and first rate cellar with all necessary
out houses, and fine garden, all newly pallcd ln with
heart pine palIngs. This situation /, very desIfa
bic one To any person wanting small farm, 18th
good buildings particularly professional gentleman.
Should Sueh desirous OF purchasing, think there Is
not land enough attached tn this place, the ~ubscrI-
Der Is authorised to say there are two other lots OF
parcels OF land ADJOINING, being parts of the same
original tract. which may be bought upon very ac-
commodarln. terms. deem it unneces,ar, to say
any ding more respecting this aud.-lhOse wishing
10 purchase, will please call and view the properly,
and nudge for themselves. II tins property Is not
Disposed Of by private sale before the first day of DC
tober it will be sold that day, al public auction.
Terms accommodating, and made known in due timr
NM. &. LEFTWIt'Il.
june Q vito
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az AEON Az COST.

nENRN BROWN, Jn., NEARLY opposite the
Banks, L>nehburg oll,n, for sale, at FIRST
cost, 1000 lbs EAnnN BAco>, ofNcry superior
quality, and equal to any in the market.
i,cao lbs. principally Midlmgs a less cost var
licIc, sound, and entirely superior to the New Or
leans. Where MidImgo are preferred, they will
be sold a. 10" as the hos round as the subscriber
is determined to sell all that he has on hand.
llrnnrNcs, by The bdnci Five hhds. Brown
Sugar; sugar House Mol,>,es; 1000 yard,
Flax Linen; Smiths BclIows's and Anyils,
Vices aud Hammers. Together with an as,ort-
mcnt Of Hats, Boots and Shoes
ALSO,
toNrEorIoNtRIrs such As Sugar Kisses, and
a vmIet, of other fandics, al 374 cts. per pound
ALSO,
great variety of new aud fashionable Cotton,
silk and Woollen Goods all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
\umlStt
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have bsen kept a. bteedsrs. ~hh the like abundant
supply Of food OF these, " one has had 4 lambs
At one time, and 3 at another tine--another had 4
limbs at her first and only seaning-and thrd
has had } lambs at one ycnning." These latter
facts also furnished me in writing by Mr.. Not
tneham's son. omitted asking what proportion
Of these was rased-and did not note down the
proportion of those lost by the old eve.
Mr.. Notingham's flock Of sheep is kept graz
ing land on the sea side, and the mother of this
family has been the only owe kept at his house. In
addition to this peculiar situation, she had the COM
pauy every year except the last, OF more than one
maIc-as several ram lambs we're brought home
from the seaside pasture at shoaring time, TO be
killed in the course oil thc ycdr pom these facts,
and his observations. Mr.. \. has formed the opin-
ion that the several am!s OF each ycaning had dit
icrcnt sircs-and that the number Of males in fact
determined the number of lambs. Whether this
strange opinion is well founded not, Mr., \. is 30
sure Of il, rhat he has lattcry more than once be
fore the yeauine stated correctly the number of
lambs that would be produced Tie last time there
wa, only one male with her l.. X.
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POLITICAL.
THE TWO FOUNTAINS.

l saw from yonder silent cave.
Two fountains running side b. side,
The one was memory's limped wave
The other cold oblivion's tide,
"Oh Love - said in tboughtless dream
As Ger nv lips the Lethe passed
:. Her. in this DARK ard ehillin stream
BE all my pains forgot at last.
Dnt who could bear that gloomy blauf,
Where ioy was lost as well as pain
Quickly OF mem'rs's fount drank,
And brought the past all back again
And said " Oh love . whateef my lot
Sui let this soul 10 thee be true
Rather than have one bliss forgot,
Be all nv pains remembered too
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g. .SDY'EGE. ~

vHNlIE subscriber having determined to remove
l. to the Soalh, in the course OF "A few months,
takes thi, method Of requesting all persons haNlog
claim, against him to brine them forward for set
dement,; and all those who are indebted 10 him
are notified to make immediate payment, as all
debts remaining unpaid on the 10Th October, will
be placed IN the land, Of officers of the law tor
collection. FREDERICK y llAi'l'lS.
BcdI0fd, Jaig %. wtl1O
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lug. 10

w x: EDMUND n. SALE Sir. take no
tce' that on Thursday, the 3D. of Sentem
Der EeXt, at the Tayern-house of Mr. Inc. Taq.
roe IN ''le county of Amherst. shall proceed 10
'"Ae ,l'e dispositions Of Thomas Rckets, indcr-
son Ways and others ; and if, from any cause,
.nfy should not be taken or finished ON that day,
10 pr taken the 18th of the same month Sep
1'e,lper') and continue from day to dav, sun
uayS cNeepted,) until all are taken. All Of
9i"ch dispositions are intended to be read As oy
oen &c, IN SUIT depending in the Circuit Super
OF OF to',f' OF Law and Chancery, for the county
o. il'i'l'rs' wherein am plaintiff, and YOU arc
,.' NAT. ricketts,
w1w
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ri. p,;,.......,l. -. D,,..,..
~
THE fhRtL-Shtff '''--eH srNfiN' mar
ms
ffae -H"ah' "''H'estff' J"tg ~, 1850.
II had leisure and the ability to convey my
thoughts clearly and iorclhlF. should eefialnly
make some remarks lar publication land You are
at liberty 10 use thee il Nuu tah proper, and w!ll
take the trouble TO correct and improve, holding me
responsible for the fler,'--l upon Mr.. John \.
Srldcn's communication nde ff,t Ne. of thu third
volume Of The Register; brc5ussit j, calculated,
think, from the hish standing and character OF tine
author as a gentleman an" Aellenlturst, 10 mlslrad
most FARMERS oi the sat water REGION Ills system
may answer very "ella Nc>loNer, and upon the
Inc wheat aud clover land, ON james River, after
leaving the suit uaef. hut as La my observation
extends, do NOT tin0h If Will answer below |
have uniformly observed thai The most successful
farmers with MS, those who live best, and accumu-
late moSt, (and | 20 ior results atogother1 have
been laree Indian corn makers That is Il very
certain crop ON tde-watcr. whereas wheat IS i yer,
uncertain at any rate very unproducti,e one.
On the " htc Marsh estate, producing from seven
teen 10 eighteen hundred bltrcl> ot corn annually
il has mol varied fye per cc3f. TOR the last four
wears There has been some Improvement in the
cultivation, which ha, enabled M to reserve a part
OF the former corn and for iallou and impro, g.
mcnt, during summer. and .ill make about ,h,
same quantity Of carn. a., Communicated to van in
the carl, pari of Your l,c1,I pnblir,tion
suppose Mr.. SrIdon h', stated ,bo ,,erocc
corn crop made, AMI act what W4> sold II en,rr-
tain tho opinion of an obi friend who considered
the hill OF ladug a, hc hes, evidence Of VIVA, v,,.
aalcA ia, ui,i, s,.,.,, y nv "''
estate would prnd,ee ,lr ,nalo ,hn ,,l',., -,
tho wheat made b,r,.. ,,, r,,,,
for about d1nAlc the whoa, and Lnlr, l,al5n, III.
price for com and wheat ana, IN. r,. ,rr,.
the barley AVA, >l3A I'm. ,l. J,.,.,',,'
would be much ora5tar n, r,yo, Of ,,o rara
clearly show. the ,Ii,terrnrc N or .;,,,,ia.
the proprcr of ,elli r. cirsa,,s,,,, "''
Mr. seldom inform, ~, ,,aI ho tocns ,,,,.,,.,
mules. and makes an a,r,as q,a,, NJ, ,,nr
and lhirly-fvc barrel, Of corn Mrcrn,r na',J
team consists of SIX mule, and -, horse. two Wv.
ira horses are kept. and another nonol, used =, h,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
n VALUABLE tract OF LAND
n Iaotion. mithoW fcserre.

HEANING determined 10 remove to the South,
4 \ On "Wednesday the 2Sth October next, il
fair il not the next fair day. WILL ON the premises,
sc al public auction, 10 the highest bidder, with
ont reserve, my highly valuable Tract of Land,
situated in the county Of Bedford, on Biz Otter
river, al the mouth Of Buffalo creek, miles south
Of the New London Academy, and II from Lynch
bury, containing 1901 acres, Of which POO are low
grounds tone half ereck low grounds in high state
otmproyemcnt the other half river low grounds OF
Il superior quality, in point Of fertility inferior to
no land have ever scou.) The remainder is
high land mostly IN wood. Much the larger por-
ton OF the wood Land Is excellent Tobacco
Land the cleared Landi in fine heart and very
productive. The Improvement, consist Of COM
Portable Dwelling House, all necessary onthouscs
together with a number oi excellent i Tobacco
barns. Title clear and undonbted.
Tcfms.-Onc third cash. the remainder IN two
equal annual payments. Possession viii be given
Immediately after the ,llc.--l decd of trust will
be- required on the Land, to secure the payment
of the lwo las, instruments.
Also, At the same time and place, Immediately
after the sale of the Land shall proceed 10 sell
all my louscholdand Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
implements, and NY stock OF Horses and Cattle
also my whole crop, consisting Of Tobacco, Corn
Wheat, Rye, Hay, Fodder, &c. \ credit OF X
months will be given on all sums above 10 dollars
ROBERT IRVINE.
Aug.2l ids
fHNilE Fall aud Winter Session OF the subscriber,
School viii commence on Monday, the ith O
September SARAH l.. WATT.
Sep. J II
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.. Charles Mckinney, administrator of Samuel
W hceler, decd, John Wheeler in his own right.
ana as administrator of Rhoda W. Wheeler dec,
ana samuel e. Shields in his own right, and a, ad-
mIn'Strator OF Snsannah his late wife, Dcils,
In Cn,NcEny.
happening to the satisfaction of fine court that,
the defendant Samuel c. Shields : NO., ~ ;al.i.
laut OF this State, it i, ordercd tba, Ln 10 anne,r
here on the % Monday in Novcmhor noyt aaJ an.
s"er the compIanants bill, and that cony Of tbs
g;nian ,o,.n"''h inserted in the Lynchburg Viz
lhe front door of the Courthouse of tho cosny.
ior two several court days
Copy-Testo,
Aug. 10 'i''
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Robert Rivcs, administrator of Jesse CIarI...
deceased, James CLarkson administrators Of ,l,
tatcS of David GARRISON, deceased and Of IT,, ~
beth clarkson, deceased, David Il. Garrison 'I I
lierndon and Mary his wife, Elizabeth N,s'
James East and PATSY his wife, William Car.,a"
John GARRISON, and John Illy and Na0a Ii,
wife, ,'}'a lis
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STR yHD OR gToLEN,

W IiO was confined IN Buckingham Jail as a run
W away slave, for want of his free papers, and
had 10 be sold torhc payment of jail fees. became
tbs purchaser for Is months. lie absconded ON Sa-
turla, the sh inst. will pay the above reward If
delivered to me, secured in Jail so that can gel
HIM again. Jesse is of dark brown complexion, ,
feet inches high, ditcher by trade. and carried
away with him spade and shovel belonging To me,
with the initials, W. i. NJ of my name. marked ON
the handle OF the spade. WV z. NOSEIN.
Buckingham Aug Il WV
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IN CHANCERY.

-, ihe defendants David r.. Carlson. William
Slarhs9n' Elizabeth Martin, and John Cty and
Nancy ms wife, not hayng entered their ann,
ahcr' and given security, according to the A., n
assemble and the rules of this court, and il AN.
bearing by satisfactory evidence, that the, are M,
il'aDi'ah's OF this Commonwealth; it is ORDERED
'''a' ''e sad defendants do appear here on or be-.
lore 'l,e INST day OF September term next. and an.
sM'r 'I,e Dill OF the plaintiff, and that copy d
Nv, ,'i orcef De forthwith inserted in the L,nebbnn
y "s'n'''' Tor TWO months successfully, and ano.
,l'r copy thereof posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF tins county, on some court day.
Copy-Tcste
July % I'm
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kfURSlA ANT to a decree Of the county court
u of Campbell, pronounced at the June court,
1888, GA suit then therein depending, between
Cyrus Bailey, John Bailey, Wood Jones and
Martha his wife, late Martha Bailey, Plaintiffs IL
gainS Mahaly, Polly, Caiharnc, Elizabeth, and
Mitphram Bailey, Deit,, the undersigned, the
Commissioners in said decree named, will, ON the
2bh day oi September neNt, on the premises, pro-
coed to >oll,b way of public auction, to the high
est bidder the Tract Of Land in said decree mem
toned. The land lies about seven miles from
Campbell Court house, On Bear Creek, and runs
up to the man road leading from Campbell court
10 Charlotte court house, and adjoinS the land, of
WASHINGTON Matthew's David Callahan, Nlcajah
Hubbard and others, contains 221i acres, more
OF less, about 20 cleared. The improvements
are few snug cabins and several good Tobacco
barns, lies well, and may be said to be as good
land as any in that neighbortoud. The term,
will be one and two years, for equal moieties Of
the purchase money, taking from the purchaser
bonds, with good personal security, for the pay
ment OF the purchase money, and retaining the tito
to said land, further security therefor, until the
last payment is made.
MATTHEW MARTIN, !
RICHARD MORGAN, 'o""'SS''RffS.
Aug. II Nv
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from The Farmers Register.
REM tRk ABLE FECItNDITN OF A EN

Mr William Nottingham, sen. has at his farm
near taNt'ille northampton, Val eve which
has brourn2 20 lambs in year, and , months,
from the FIRST te the last yeaning; and emitting the
last the first 10 lambs were produced in less than
u years The following dates and numbers were
copied from the written memoranda kept by Mr..
Nottingham, ON whom, as a man Of observation
and accuracy, the most entire .cliancc may be
placed.
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" NOTICE..

IN SATURDAY, the 12,h of so.,.,,,har the
-, iiaitatlon' near Bethel in Amherst County,
WI vii, " hi 'hnrehwe P. Dawson former resided
" ne leased for the term of two wears, with the pm
MIS- Willis IN nr ri9n gwen at ms
Ninth mo. , ''''-o7' lam
BLANKS FOR SALE
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Campbell August Court, 1895.

* i'o,A WHEELER, Francis H. Thornton
a and Mary r. his wife. John q Noorc arI
Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wheeler. Sarah
Wheeler, Martha " heller and aonns Wheel.
'' plaintiffs.
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July %

-, ~ AT aconr held for Bedford county.
~, ." 'ls 'oufthouse, the 9th day of JuI, l-3j
howard =, Hancock, James Crsso. iIaILia, c,i,so
n ,,'NNlhs flsso and the other children of Jacob
:, russo ana hebccca his wife now deceased fafncry
Rebecca Baker =, ''>' ~, ioi .1
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\ l Circuit superior court Of Jaw and ch
continued and held tor the town OF ynaaSsf,
at The court house in the said town. on Thu ourg
18th day of February 1886, sitting as c,.'i the
chancery '5fl Of
Peter Dudley only acting executor of William, \
w. '''''s'"' Amino, Planrlh
benjamin Taaieuo, admir- of Il oderick Tai,
deed, Susan Taliaferro. Norbome raliafr, 5leffo,
l.. Tallaierro, James Rose and Mar, ms wifr ami
NJ Taateno Charles Z. raliaferro william, II n'eela
laierro, Sarah Tdliaierro and Rodefck TaI,f. Ia,
the last five infants, BY commissioner Rcu3gl -, -
y assigned their guardian-N illiam Owen. VA lal'
Victor. John NJ Gordon and Christopher Ami 'aaa
Defendants. ''hoat
On the motion Of the plaintiff. By cop,,.,
with the consent of the defendants, by their, ald
the court not al present deciding the que>ri, 'Nt,
scented by the report of the commissioner s Pc.
liability OF the defendant. Maria Victor. ia NJ. 10 he
rest on the arrears of rent due from her DOH 'ae'
the plaintiff to check on office copy of H. fi41
on the Office of Discount and Dcposiie Of H. ~ net
OF Virginia, ut this place, for the sum Of naas
deposited there, to the credit OF tins suit h., l.
Maria Victor. And. by like consent the 60 IN sad
order thai one OF It's commissioners do pr,r,d 'h
ecue SO much Of the order of the 18th d, - e.
$50, asdlrected an account tthe rents from 'N
dant w lllam Owens, the same not haviu, hi 'eh
totore eXccuted and that the same comm mn.
take an account OF the transactions of the dt Do
BenJanih lalIaerro, admir- OF Rodcrlck Tai ''1
decd since the former report of the cnI,,,; ''''t
and the decree thereon, in this cause. Ana '9tt
account OF any claims held by the p,ainr,F ' IA
OF w uam Davis dee d. against the estate nj i N
frederick Taliarro, as an individual m. .. u aid
= hfm OF stuart n iailaerro Whlchmay have .,e 'us
subsequent to the last II ont and derlcc ,f 'el
And the sad commissioner is directed In alia
state and settle said accounts and make non. hl7e
oil to the court, with any matters spcrr,u ne'r,
thought pertinent by himself or reaur,d L,, ;, 'aaed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

INfiL subscriber. having determined to contin-
l. lie the Commission Business at his old stand,
is prepared to make liberal advances on all pro-
duce consigned TO his care. From his long expc-
rcuce At business and by strict attention, he
hopes To receive a share of the business formerly
bestowed on Iocomho & Tyree.
RICHARD TYREE.
July l3 visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

Moses Hawkins and Elizabeth III ,r;c, sa.u..r
saul and Polly his wife, Glover Baker na,el oa
anu ra,2ey ms wife, - Holly and Hannah hs
Ti' "h'ei sad Elizabeth Polly, Glover. Pat>qv and
,iahnah are the children and heirs at law Of Mary
Baker deceased Nv I'" " '"'
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~ EGssCher gEUuscH.

EtSF received supply OF very fine Lcmo
- Syrup, for making Lemonade, &c, which W
will sell low by the bottle or dozen
J. I. < J. I. ROY AL.
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The eve was ycancd in February 1927.

MONO OF these wore supposed 10 hr prrmalUro
births, and as large a proportion Of the lambs lived
as could have been expected in ordinary Gocks.
from births as they usually occur. Great care wa,
generally taken of the mother, but owing to par,ir.
ular occurrences, she was sometimes greatly OK.
posed Her four lambs were yeancd at birth.
when out a severe snow storm, and all Il believed
died IN consequence. The eve was raised as a
house lamb, and is of the common breed. She
was the only eve kept on this farm, and has been
always fed abundantly. When giving milk, her
udder was stated to be more like cows in size,
than that Of a sheep. But if her fecundty was
caused altogether by high feeding, it would seem
,hai the same effects may be continued in her race
ny like treatment. Some of the female lambs Of
this eve we're given 10 Mr. Soi,ircham's sons, ard
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H.aNEs At Ag'a'EEHN.

AUG. ? |
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FHNilE Fall and W inter Session of the subscriber
School viii commence ON Monday, the llth OF
September. SARAH J.. WAIT.
Sen L
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SO Reward for Jesse Kitchens,

Scpt7