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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
NOTICE.

1nl virtue Of n decree of the Circuit Superior
- Con,t Of Law aud Chancery ,for the county OF
Amherst pronounced on The OH day Of April,
1885, in certain suits therein pendi r. that is, in
the sui OF Jas. Rawlings. nisirator Of Garland
II. Mitchell dec. who was the last surviv Ug pafts
ner Of William and Garland u. Mitchell, PHI
against Nancy Shields,and other dehs. ; the Presi-
aent, Directors and Company Of the Bank Of Viz
ginia, and the President, Directors md Company
OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia. Plfs. spains,
Richard Harrison, Nancy Shirds and other defts !;
William Mcdaniel, piif. against Henry l.. Davies
William Turner, and other defis. The undersigned
who is thereby appointed commissioner for the
purpose, will on The lst day OF June, 1898, proceed
on the premises, TO sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash. tract Of land, lying in the county ot Am.
herst containing 233 acres, hch land was the for
mer residence Of Mrs. Jane Lively dec add is sat.
mated near the stage road leading 10 Lynchbnrg
from Amherst Courl House, und about ihree miles
from the latter place.
The land aforesaid, is now in the possession OF
tenant for the present year il will be sold ub
Jet 10 thet tenancy but The pure to have the
rent, which will be due the Isl Of January mex, nj
which time he shall have full possession, with The
liberty of seeding small grain on the land Al the
usual time, and IN The usual manner The AZ preach,
ing fall.
THOMAS N. EUBANK, ,;...
Sheriff of .4mhtrst s "'''''"'o'''
Aprii27 tbs
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EDUCATION

VIE Summer Session of my CLASSIC,
u SCHOOL will begin on the LIST Mona.hL
June. Terms of tuition, Sl5 per session o.
months. Boarding with the subscriber "a, u u I'VE
for few boys of uncxcep,ionabe moral cb, W n0a
at W per month, in which charge are included ~,
ing, washing, candles and fuel Boardn,
had at the most reasonable rates, in geneel r.. VI
lies IN the neighborhood, convenient to tho S"
Young men can be prepared in this school fo n"Uu'
tering any college in the United State. md ' w.
course OF study will be shaped i,h reference ~ 'h'
requirements of,he College for which the s,ndo,,.
candidate. The school is situated near Wt$.,
Gap, Roekbidse county, and letters udJressad,'
me at Fairfield, same county, will be ptomn,v ,n
s"ered. A. D. METCALPE
April l6 Wv
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POLITICAL.

ALL Is vANlIY.-Eeetesidsiss
How ffail is joy--how soon ,'is past
I, fades before LIES winiry blast,
Like scme fair flower
We meet--snd heart is kni, to hear
To.mofrow we're doom'd 10 part,
To meet no more.
And ye, how fondly st,ll We deem,
Each nang ,het we have feli, dream
Already flown
We SEIZE joys sparkling rup again,
And msdly hope IFS dfaush,, To drain,
When 10 . 'sis gone.
Andihu alas twill ever prove
For earthly bliss aud earthly love,
VIII soon decay =
There's nothing lovely = nothing bright,
Which death AMI sorrow wdi not blighi,
AMI isaraway.
Then let not the deltisise stan
OF fairy hopes deceive again,
With dreams of bliss
It's found on tina, bright sunny shore,
Where death and sorrow wound no more
But not on this.
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NOTICE..
AIril
ids

1r@f virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Superior
l!!~S Court OF Law aud Chancsry, for the county
Of Amherst, pronounced on ,he OH day Of April
1888, in the suit, Prosser Powell, pl,f. against
William Jorliog, Nelson Crawford, Leonard
Henly, Abram Carter and others. defis. The un
ders'ened, who is thereby appointed commits
soner for he purpose, will, Friday the ooh da
OF May next, proceed on the premises, TO SELL (he.
ginning it'll the tracts as herein afier enumerated
and selling only so much as may DO necessary TO
satisfy the purposes OF the said decrer,l to thu
highest bidder. for ready money that is a tract
ct land telong TO Abram Garter, lying in the
county OF Amherst, siy led the Saw Mill Tract or
Lot No 2, aud ndjoins Robert II. Garter and
oihers,wbch contains 212 acres. Also, another ira ct
adjoiaing the tract first mentioned, known by the
name Of the Lovclady Mountain, AMI contains Is
ncrcs' And on the 30ih May next, shall proceed.
ON The premises, in Ike manner, to sell to the high
est bidder, for ready money, another tract OF land
also belonging to the said Abram Carter, and in
said decree mentioned, which is in the sal, count,
Of amherst, containing 100 acres, ly ing betw cen
the North and South branches OF BoHaloe river.
and on the Fork Mountains adj oining the la nds o
Aaron iiiggiubo,ham and others.
THOMAS N. EUBANk
Shq!gct amhersl, Commissioner
HIih2| ids
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NT't"iNia AT rules heid ~ the Clerk. Dnce oru
'fcuIt superior Court of Law mud Chapcetv go
neeiord County the % day Of February, Ie25rL6n
i.nhsord' IN. against Charles Whitelcy Tboma",
WhiteIey aud Susan Whitley, (Which said Tl,oma. 49,,
susan arc infants under q years Of age and jack Sta,
ton, Dens.-ln Chancery. wv N"SN
The defendant Charles Wh,cley, NOT b,,ioo s.,...,
"pr1arahce ana given security according 10 tho c, ~
assembly, ana the rules of tins court and il annoa,;
~ Satisfactory evidence that lie is not an inbah,an,
this c'mnno"nalh 1t ordered that he do apnen, bs
on the trs day OF The term, aud answer The p,p
published IN lynchburg for two months ,mtce.y"I r, ,
posted al The 'front.' door of the house Of .hs count
on some day. " ~ '""V,
m,,rh c''bpy-lcs'e JOS. WILSON OK.
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4 7 Court of quarterly session. continued and held
S Tor the county of Campbell the hou.e there.
o. on Tue day OF March 1895 Bernard Ruckcr aud
Io'y ms wife, w Ills ID. Elliott ard Patsy bis ~ilc,
Nancy Hay aud William w. Dinwiddie, adminD,rsor Of
Robert Russell deceased, tompanants, inst Jsmes
RUSSELL William RUSSELL Thomas Geek adm Of
Chanccry.
ne defendant William Russell not appearing, and
appearing 10 the satisfaction the court that he
ant OF this state, IT is ordered tha do appear
ns,e on inc second Monday June next aud answer tho
i OF me compliments aud that copy of this order he
orthw'h inserted in the Lynchburg Virfinian for two
months successfully and posted up the from, door ofe
sara nouft-fouse, on two several court DAYS
ACopy-Tcste, JOHN AIEXANnER Cle
March I6 '.' w"
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JAMES RIVER &
KANAWfiA COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

N pursuance of the direction contained in the
third section of the act Of Assembly passed
the 10th OF March, 1882 entitled an act incorpo-
ra'ing the Stockholders Of the James River and Ia
nawha Company" do hereby make known to all
concerned, that according TO returns made to this
once by commissioners appointed to receive sub
scr'ptions TO the stock of said Company, ,hiry.two
thousand one hundred and thirly-two shares of the
SAID Stock equal 10 three millions two hundred and
thirteen thousand two hundred collars have been
subscribed for by individuals and bodies polite and
corporate other than the Commonwealth
do further make known that the President and
Directors o! the James River Company will pro.
coed on Friday the frs: day OF May next, to ascer
IAN The amount OF valid subscr rons 10 the stock
OF the James River and kanawha Company.
J. BROWN, JR, Second yiuditor.
Second Auditors Office, 9th April, 1885.
II Should any books of original subscriptions
still remain in the hands of Commissioners, it IS
deemed indispensable that they should be returned
oc'o'e 'he Isl OF May J B. IT,
AN ACT
colnrng what shall be valid subscriptions to the
stock OF the James River and Kanawha Com
pany-Passcd % h February, 1885.
Section Be it declared and enacted by the Go.
neral Assembly, That in proceeding to ascertain
the amount OF valid subscriptions to the sock of the
James River and Kanawhn Company, the Prcsi-
dent and Directors of the James River Company
shall regard as valid subscriber any person, body
po''t'c Oh corporate, who shall have paid one dol
lar or more on each share intended to be subscribe
Tor by nun, either into the Bank of Virginia, or
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, or into any of their
oces oil discount and dcposite, or to any agcn, duly
appointed to receive the same and such paymen,
made a. "ny time before the twenty. second
day OF February, eighteen hundred and ,hirtv-6ye
shall constitute such person, body polite or corpo
rate, valid subscriber TO the stock of the said Com
pany, for the number of shares for which paymcn,
shall SO have been made, whether the name Of tho
subscriber be endorsed on the Commissioners books
or not
April 10 Inn
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TRUST SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction in the public
~ road, IN front Of the premises, to the high
est bidder, for cash. on Thursday the 2lst dsv of
May next, the HOUSE AND GROUND where the
widow of the late Edward Jones now resides near
the town OF Lynchburg' and OH the road leading
' 'uc s",, Town towards Campbell Court House
he sale will be made by virtue of deed OF ,rus,
executed by John 5 Lee to the subscriber, sudbe
w''i convey only such tile as is vested in him bv
the said deed OF trust.
JAMES BENAGH
Hp'l Z" oldM
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ADVERTISEMENT
RSU ANT 10 n dec,ec IF ,ho C;.:. E

Cho y AMI TO decree of the Circuit Suno.
not court of Law and Chancery, for the
county OF Amherst, in a suit therein dcnen,,;no
oe'~ ",:e Archelus Gillian Plaintiff, and William
a. LILLIAN, and others, defendants Il shall evn,sa
10 SAFE by public auction, for ready money on Tho
PREMISES on the 2oh day of May next, the ,roc,
81 'an'' OF three hundred and ninety-six acres in
,nc sa'd decree mentioned. The said land los on
reo.ar River, and adjoins the land of Bcn;omr
ial'e'erro, Richard S. Ellis. James Mar,;n pa,o.
"o'''"' and others. THOMAS N.EUBANK
April 20 commissioner
Ids
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ETih"INiA-At Rules hold in the Cleric. onieo >.
" INC 1Hcult superior Court of Law md Cho,g
Wy Tor bedford county. the Cd day Of March ls35
!" iian Dickinson, Pitt against Matthew Pate CdmNud
ioe ~ ms own right and as admr. of William p TO dr.
iik'ns Hunt and sIillner Haynes Dets IN Cbapcer,
Inc Defendants " ilhins Hunt Milner T!aync. not ha
s enteren lheir appearances given witty ding
TO the act ofAssemby and the rules ofths md ,
pearmp ny Satisfactory evidence that they are not nhab,
,ans oil inns Commonwealth II is ordered that they do
appear here on the first day OF the term and answer
the plaintiffs BILL that this order be inserted in ,vme
newspaper publ in Lyncburr, for two months .uc.
cessvcy aud posted at the front door of the ,eu house
oithis county on some court day.
copy-Tes,e, JOS WILSON OK
March l2 u5m
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VTikHiNA.-At rules held in the Clerks office OF tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chapccsy for Bed
to'd county the I'd day Of February, lS35-Nilam 7.
campbell q Thomas Campbell, merchants and partners.
trading under the style and firm of William Campbell
Jancs Elliott, Dens.-in Chancerv.
Inc defendant, John Doughcriy, not having entered 81.
appearance and gwen security, according the act
Assembly and the of this Court and il ,,nsa,nr Nv
satisfactory evidence that he an inhab amt of TIN.
commonwealth It's ordered, that he do appear
the first dav of the term, answer The p,u,ih,
NH that this order be asserted in some amer rub.
sed IN Iynchllrg for two months and nos.
ed nj the front door of the house this county
some court day.
Copy-Testc,
March - o.,
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Court held for Bedford county, at the Courthouse
- hc 9Th day of February, 1884, Daniel l.. Price,
s ,ra MS WIFE late Elvra Thorp plaintiffs sgain Boyd
ct, ana W illiam Thorp, defcndants.-ln Chanccry.
oh the motion of the defendants by couns and for good
cane shewn it is ordered, that unless the plaintiffs shah
e new bond and security 70, the pros ecution of tho
within thirty days after they shall have been
e'Ved with copy of this order, Iby publication sths
nael Price, in the Virenian, paper published in b
own OF ynchburg and personal notice. as 10 the female
pain Evira Lee, late EIvira Thorn thai mi. Injunction
'and dissolved, rs an of this day.
Copy--Testc,
March ~
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March 9

Wnrh"lNiA.-At rules held IN the Clerk. Office ofhe
t Sn'u superior Court of Law and Chaucery for Bed
The I'd day of February, ls35-Nelson Sale,
RUIZ Ip Laurston H. Sale, dec. PhE against Robert H.
: r T, Lawson, dec. Defts.-1n Chancery.
ne "eIendants Robert II. Burks and Russell Dawson,
accor%e entered their appearance and given security
cou, ng 10 the act of Assembly and the rules of this
tbex anu ~ appearing by satisfactory evidence thu.
a'1 hot inhabitants of this commonwealth. II 10
nov, .nat they do appear here on first day of the
he er ana answer the plaintiffs bill that this order
for w" month some Newspaper published in Lyncheus
uoor OF We courthouse this county on some court
=, Copy-Teste los VIII sON Ck
March i2 '""' "iLooN::
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Messrs. David }. Wood and Andrew II.

Messrs. David }. Wood and Andrew r.
Thompson.
YHNAKE NOTICE that shall on the 9th day
n of May 1885, at the Washington Hote in the
town of Lynchburg and State of Virginia, take the
deposi,lons of William Murrell, and others to be
read as evidence on the trial of the suit depending
in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance
ry for the county of Campbell, and State OF Virgil
MIA, wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants
WILLIAM II. FOX.
April % WIN
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From the Conncrssile Qndiana) Walchman.l

From the Conncrsve Qndana) Walchman.l
The Hoster Oak-Mr. EphrnIm Myers:a very
respectable citizen of this county, informs US that
year ago last June he cut an oak on his farm W hch
was certainly n chartered If not the Charter Oak
lhis mammoth of the woods was feet in dame
Ter and reout 81 fec, in circumference per-
ectly sound from root to branch with one small
exception. 1t being known that honey bees had
been TO york among its branches for some time,
soodly portion Of the neighborhood men, women &
chllrcn, TO the amount of about fifty souls assembled
TO witness the execution Of the forest king. Abou,
ten o'clock A. M. the laundering echoes from hill
anl dale and forest Wild Announced the pros,ra-
ton OF the monarch who had baffed the storms Of
ages. Much of the honey was wasted by the fel.
lns-l'e multitude fed to surfei, upon il until night
and still eight gallons Of an excellent quality and
a" right smart chance Of bees wax, were prcsery-
ed. And then this matchess tree yielded the owner
Sc worth of bark-700 rsils-300 stakes and
cords OF wood II there is any body in the Msss-
| sippi valley-a valley which bangs the WORLD
who has got larger more valuable tree than the
aforesaid on his farm-just let him bring i, on I'm
I'll then, we OF Fayette expect to claim the premium
from The agricultural society for producing tho lar
| gest and most valuable oak.
CHINESE PRocLAMATIoN.-Thc following is a
Proclamation of one Of the Empcrors of China,
when he arrived ut the aye Of three score and ten :
| WILL that one child or relation of every man
aged seventy, be exempted from road work and
military service, IN order that an old man may al
ways have somebody TO wait upon him. give to
every man aged eighty, one piece of silk, pound
of cotton, ten bushels Of rice, and ten pounds Of
meat The old men from eighty to one hundred,
must receive the double of this but those of one
hundred must be acquainted with my self and scat
ter upon them with my own hands, the blessings
| | intend them"
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STONES on TitLApLr GROUND 1t is the prac.
ice Utmost farmers 10 pick the stones OF their fields
after they ore laid down 10 grass the spring prior to
moving. Is II rot better 10 carry them off when
putting in the seed, and prior TO the last harlos ing
by thus dong. gram and grass will grow in the
places occupied by the stones aud these are often
very considerable portions Of the surface At this
Iimc there IS no difficulty in getting up the stones.
Lust fall, sowcd five acres of stony ground with
wheat and rye, and picked Of all the stones after
the seed was sown, and before the narrowing xas
finished. The appearance of the field was very
much improved.
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From the New York Farmer
MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS

Bufey.--lhere IRE three requisites in producin q
an easy scnar zion Of 1.-The milk should have
large surface, he kept perfectly still, and a, the
temperature OF 81 to SO degrees. Ifdesrous of OBJ
tanning all he cream, the milk should not be skim.
med as soon MS il curdles. The best butter, how
ever IS made from the cream that rises first If the
room containing the milk is too warm in the hot,
season, the floor should be often washed md sal,
occasionally sPrinklcd over it. The sooner the
cream Is churncd the better will be the butter, and
the less the latter is washed with wat, r. .he moro
delicate and pleasant will be its flavor. In the fall
and winter, Mr. w, Allen, of North Andover, Oh
tains butter by chovnng teo minutes. lie raises
his cream 10 T. or 10 degrees
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Grecn Vegetable lanure--Tho value of green
vegetable manure WINS strikingly proved by me in
the spring OF 1888 had trench opened of sui
6clen' length TO receive six sets of potatoes under
three of these sets placed green cabbage leaves,
but the other three had nothing but the soil When
he crop was dug up the plants over the cabbage
leaves yielded abou, double the produce OF the other
H. d. Parks, hartford Nursery, January, 1885.
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FOR RENT.
April %

FOX RENT.
~A The house on the corner Of Main.
EE! street, and Friends Ally, formerly oc-
liisi cupled by Lancaster & Marsh. This
salAs house is as well adapted to the Gro
Gerry and Commission business, as any house in
nus place, being twenty -four feet wide und eighty
SIX IN length, and first rate cellar, extending half
the depth OF the house. For further particulars, up
ply to the subscriber
DAVID r. LYMAN.
Feb 9.
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GnouND FEED ron SrocK Ia that portion of
West Chester county bordering ON the Hudson
not one iatmer IN twenty feeds his horses and cat
tie on whole grain. The grst mills in the vicinity
are furnished with com and cob crackers The
farmer sends oats and corn in the car IN the pro
potion OF about three of the former AID one of the
latter After the corn and cob are cracked the pro-
euct is put with the oats, AMI passed through set
OF stones expressly for the purpose. The miller
takes about one-tenth us toll. The remainder turn,
out no. far i,om ono third more bushels than there
were IN the unground state. One peck of this meal
put with Gu, straw will make full mess for three
horses and n pair of oxen. If the unsround co, n
and oats that produced this peck were given to the
same number OF horses and oxen, 1t would scarcely
make mouhfnll apiece, and would pass through
them not half digcs'cd II the mlllers abou, the
country would supply themselves with corn and col
crackers, they would soon find business With one
OF Grcens straw cutters cut up all the hay feed
out TO two horses, five cows and II pair of oxen
The cut hay for the cows and oxen is now merely
wet with water and for horses u little corn cob
meal Is added to the hay. The labor of cutting is
comparatively lght-onc man being enabled TO cut
enough Tor the above stock in 10 or IL minutes
Scarcely straw is wasted
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RuLEs FOR MAKING Rail- FENcE.-Simp as the
business OF making rnil fence is considered i, is
pretty evident but few farmers have any system or
rules by which they govern themselves in this in
d'spensablc part Of farming. Although the follow
ing rules may be well known to most veil bred far.
mers, yet they may be found useful to others who
have not been taught IN all the arts aud mysteries
Of agriculture.
l. How 10 know when you have drawn a suf.
hc'en number OF rails for given distance of fence.
II the icnce is TO be seven rails high, (Which is suf
hclen II the rails are good size and the rails are
twelve feet long, place them III piles OF ten each the
piles touching each other in u continuous line.
= Plaee, IN range, stakes or poles sufficiently Of
ten to clearly designate the line. Prepare n pole
seven or eight feet long, well sharpencd at one end
and, II much used the end ought to be pointed with
| iron at about CT shtcen inches from the pointed
end, tas'cn rod at right angles with the pole, and
extending thence from three feet, two four or s !
inches, according as the fence is exposed to wind
Three feet two inches make handsome fence
SICK down this pole in range with The poles dc
signaling the line, and the end of the rod ill sho
the place for corner. Place then for foundation
a good sized fiat stone, and you are ready /,
commence operations
D. The bottom rail should be sound and STRAIGHT
fiace The largest end forward on the stone, and IN
o'her END crossing the preceding rail at the end
Tie ROD OF The ranging POLE SO that the corners OF
each side be in exact line
T. Let tbe five following rails be placed the small
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500 REV ARD.
y ANYWAY from the subscribe,
ASlJ'h of January last, neg,o nan u' the
TIT "A DFn~


who calls himself Charles Jordsn oc.a !.
years Al The same lime, his brother nan, W 20
went a on, but has heen taken up N Roekb,id.yf'
and returned 10 me-, md Chafles is SIN w ''''se
large The subscriber will give a rcya,d soms q,
Hundred Dollars to any person WHO Will oAe
bend and deliver him 10 her, in the tow, or aPPrs
burg, II tie be taken out of this STATE n 's ~.
u taken within the Stote. Charles is n vs. 40
mnlaito hair very straight sharp features o,sht
hts' SIGHT might be mistaken for white mar r"' on
IS about FIVE feet four or six inches bigl "n. tie
stature and had on, when he left here, , ,r'oy
cans suit of clothes, gray Goa, and brown uV,n'n0n
oons, white hat, &c. Ii is supposed he MAJ, pah'a-
ing about in Rockbridse Albsmere, v he .urf'
was raised, and has many relations. It "tfe lie
he may have endeavo'ed to gain the sI",os
orOh'o line. The las, heard of him. was , ,,s
was seen on his way TO Siaunton. ~ maj he
gJThc Lexington Union and Cbn,,ono
Advocate will omit my former adver,semcn, .us
publish the foregoing in the place OF it. r "a Snd
Feb. 5 L.
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he full Blooded Horse
The tua Blooded Horse
III
Young american Eclipse,

SNoAILL stand for Mares, the ensuing season a.
w the stable ofHeury Brown, Jr. :" Ly"c",
burg, and he lei TO mares at S25 The sPaso", =, "nu
go ~ insure n rot-insnranc. money will be
n.v.r,e ma soon az the mare is known 10 be IN foal
orIransferred the usual reduction WIZ be mace
where as many a. 6 mares are put.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is a dark grey,
five years old this spring, rising fifteen and hat
hands high. with clean limbs Of propori'"naoir
symmetry, large, strong, full bone and muscle, IN
dica,ing great power aod durability, strongly re.
,emblny his sire American Eclipse. possessing oil
that lofty and commanding appearance.
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Cm Ttnw far Horse,-At this season Of the
year, horses that used much, or that pcrspre
freely apt to take cold aud become hide bound
They require once or twice n couple of table spoon
inls Of sulphur mixed with their food, which should
be OF cut straw, and and cob, and ats, ground
together. If well currlcd their skin will soon be
loose, and they will begin to thrive Immediately.
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DAVID r. LYMAN.