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FOR CONGRESS
HON. IRENE an AEGGN.

The Wings of Burlington
are requested to meet at How
ards. on WEDNESDAY eve
ming next at half past Z o'clock
for the purpose of nominating
a candidate to represent this
town in the Legislature. 1t is
hoped there will be a general
turn out, as it is highly desi-
rable to have a full expression
of public sentiment on this sub
icct. HARRY BRADLEY,
II. +. STRONG,
DAN DAY,
XOaCN Committee.
Burlington, Aug. II, 1886.
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For Sale,

AMA A HOUSE and one acre Of
E land, with wood shed, barn.
;;H good orchard and well of ws,sr
@3sltuated on Main-street. within
quarter OF mile of the Lake. Posses.
sion given the 2isl os next April. Term.
very reasonable and made known a, ~
Ma,shs once. A. JOSEPH.
Burlington, Aug. o, 1886. 4w
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We doubt not the concert this evening
will prove that there are bot few people
in Burlington fit for treason, stra,agems
and spoils"- according to Shakespeare
estimate. Go and see.
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ADurg, Aug, 8, 1886

LoUIs1ANA.-The recent election in this
State has resulted in the reelection of the
present members of Congress-two wings,
and one Van Buren, man. The Legislature
is claimed by both parties; but We think
there is little doubt of a wing majority
This fact is of some importance now as a
U. s. Senator is to be elected al the next
session.
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ANOTHER SIGN IN The KEY STATE
The Carlisle Republican, a leading and
Jealous Jackson paper, has taken bold
ground against Van Buren,. The following
is an extract from the article announcing
that determination -
eve have thrown off the collar of degra-
ding party vassalage-we have happily
emerged from state of worse than Egyp.
tan darkness and although we still pro.
TESS to be Democrat. we swear never
again TO be siave. The people and the
press have too long been in a state of vas
salage to party LEADERSHIP dishonest dem,
agogues who profess to love, merely to dupe
and deceive them. They have attached
too much consequence to names, and too
little to principies-they have in their sub.
servlency TO men regarded too little their
own dignity, the honor of their native State,
and the substantial interests of their below
ed country. We have had our mouths
muzzled and our tongues tied-we have
been obliged to 60 wnh what is called the
party,'-rlght or wrong-to swallow the
most factlous measures and support from
time to time for office the most corrupt and
mbeclle creatures, selected months before.
hand by party leaders, and laid before our
Conventions for their concurrence which
it is worthy of remark is seldom, in such
cases, withheld.
Let others do as they please, this is a
state of things to which we shall no longer
submit. We were not born dog that we
should fawn and cringe-nor less than man
that we pay alteration and homage to frail
HUMANITY
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NORTH CARoLINA.-The election in this
State is now in progress and the canvass
for Governor seems to be conducted with
much spirit on both sides. Gen. Dudley is
The wing candidate in opposition to the
present incumbent, Gov. Speight. The
returns thus far received are not sufficient
to warrant an opinion ns to the result
though the wing papers speak with great
CONFIDENCE. The Raleigh Register holds
this language:
General DudIcy's political opponents
may boast and talk large, and whistle TO
keep their courage up;' but all will not do.
he will assuredly be elected by handsome
majority. Gov. Speight, being the incum-
bent, will receive hundreds Of votes or that
account. But all will not do. The hand
writing is on the wall and he is blinded
by party who does not rightly interpret it.
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1--WE fear that the faithful in this dis
trict, will not have even the poor satisfac-
ton fvo'ing for Mr.. Van Ness's ba ggage,
as that was left in .New York, where he
will undoubtedly take up his residence in
case he should ever come home! The bag
gage with which the editor of the Sentinel
is so much elated, belongs to Mr. Klncarl
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g.. DAirEL, the House adjourned.
LEGISLATIVE CONTENTION.


The Convention assembled in the Capitol last night,
at cluck-Mr Banks, (Spea!;er of the House of De-
lcgal:S) was called to the Chu!r-and Thomas Richie
was appointed Secretary.
rresen,. - S.auiors out Of 30 76 members Of the
House Of Delegates, Of I:}i-2 members who
con:+s:ing seats and 80 special Delegates OF the
represented counties.
MARTIN VAN buren,, CT New York, was unani.
mously nominated President
And Judge WILLIAM SMITH, now of Alabama
late Of S. Carolina. received all the votes, except for
Richard NJ johnson, for VIM. e. Rves, and for Ma
t,anel Macon.
a resolution hcn unanimously adopted, recon-
ending VIM. Smith as Vice President
The following Electoral Ticket was then adopted
Isl. D. Col. Arthur Smith Of Isle Of Wight
~. John Cars OF SUSSEX.
3d. Dr.. James Jones of .Ioitouny.
4th VIM r Baskerville Of .Nccklenburg.
9TH Archibald Austin of Buckingham
9Th. Richard Logan Of Haiifax
It'll Archibald Stuart Of Patrick.
9Th. Col William Jones of Gloucester.
9Th Col A. r. Harwood Of King &. Queen.
10Th. Col. John Gibson Of Prince Wiuiam.
18th. WIN. H. Roane Of Hanorcr.
18th. Col Samuel Carr Of .AJemarle.
18th. Waller Holiday Of SpottsYirania.
lih Inuan Homer Of fanquier.
18th. Heroine l.. Opie Of Jt JcrSon.
l(h. Dr. Archibald 5. baldwin Of Frederick.
18th. Dr. Jacob D. Williamson Of Rockingham.
lsl, John Bower Of Rock6ridye.
18th. Col Andrew Beirne of Monroe.
Goth Gen James Hoge Of Montgomery
2lst Andrew Russell Of Washington.
92d. Sanll l. Hays Of Lear;s.
23d. John l1indman Of Brooke.
The following Central Committee was appointed,
viz: Philip y. Nicholas, Peter V. Daniel, Andrew Ste
ypnson Thomas Richie, William Selden, John Ruher
ford Charles Ellis, James Rawlings, John Broken
brnngh, and Claiborne w. Gcoch.
Further particulars in our next. It suffccs for the
present to saw that we greater harmony,
more order finer irn:r spirit syery way, than
exhibited during the whole Of the Meetng.-Such
shirt is irresistible.
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the great principle Of Wny have ,s
ecseI de)sy this shilly shay species Of proceed
tor tor ''S You have not yc, spoken TO MI Lcgh Why DO
lns .,,v;,. Way suffer him to remain in the Senate,
you a the Of The people and in spite Of ar r5
i"stFaeic'', ;ra;rnar, rscplc Will YOU suffer MIR.
Ts'ss % rrsn sar ,hce months III The Senate, I'M
I;>c} sn;; uains5uc:"G:
ea'e.i''S' ; w ,;, r,u;se The man who nacllrs nr
n,r xii; be d5'ss ssT Isyv v Az mi lie
,r,r,., ana 800 -
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AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
The Agricultural Convention met on the llth, and
H;rF being organized and preliminary proceedings,
Hclnu:ned 10 again Wednesday, the 18th inst.
ii. clock, I. NJ. n tic Hall Of the House Of Dele
.-lcs. EDMUND RUFFIN. Secretary.
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Chesterfield r. Road sl3s
CoUnsE OF EXCHANGE.
y. Carolina Bank Notes ! ] IL
South Carolina do. 2d2 ~
Georgia do. 400
very light, aad in good dcmand at
!, demand.
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MARRIAGES. 49,
Married. Gcucestnr county, ta Ashels on Iuseay ~ Az
By she Rev. John Martin, Dir. Lewis Cals OF mn''"s' ~
Elizabeth S. Lsavillo daughter OF james = Levine Esq
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that there such meeting as he had described,
or that at that meeting the vote of tho Democratic Ke
publican party not taken the proprcty Of cypung
ing
iIr. PARKER asked the gentleman from Goechand,
whether he intended TO imply BY his remarks on the
Wing mceting that that any other meeting OF Wings
had decided upon any subject which subsequently
before the House Ter legislative action If that
was the incnton of the gentleman, he would receive
denial Of he tac from every Wing member Of The louse
and MIR P took the opportunity of giving that denial
There had been no Wing caucus-lor such pur
pss; and the gentleman Comparison Of tile two meet
ings utter failure. The was secret meet
ing The otliera public neeting-thc one to nominate
candidate for the Presidency the other 10 decide before
hand Legislative question.
MI WATKINS said he knew but little ofh movements
Of the Whgs or of the objects of their concavcs. lie
droppcr, nor did lie retail the co'nunca
tons made him by his friends. whether they were OF the
Wing or Democratic party.
Mi HARGEAyE said, as he one Of the Democratic
Republican Party, and lie also member OF the
meeting which allusion had been made, ne wished to
say few words He had stated in public newspaper
in reply TO communication from one OF his constituents
that pledge given at the meeting in question
lie willing that the closest inquiry should be had
and he should moi obcc to allowing the gentleman from
PitSyvapa the committee he asked for. He was per
ecy willing TINT the truth should be known, and should
shrink from inquiry thai night be instituted AS the
gentleman from P,tsyvania had put many questions TO
the Democratic Republican Party, he hoped that gentle
man would allow him to put To him MIR. III. asked
HIN whether Ire wing party did not hold caucus: last
year. the subject of the election of Councillor and
whether at that caucus vote not taken;
Nh WlrcuER. answer, that they did not He had
ne ycr known Of any such held by the Whg par
y MIR. w said he perfectly willing to answer any
questions that might be propoundcd to him. And while
up. he would 60 little farther in questioning the
gentleman Of The Democratic Republican party. will
ask the gentleman from Sussex said Mr. W. whether he
did not the other day, in the presence of the member
from Petersburg ask me whether the reporters of the
newspapers, in stating that said ''the majority had
pledged themselves to vote for cxpunging' had not
misrepresented ME? [Mr. HaEeRArE said he did, l
replied that they did not msreprcscn me- The gentle
ed him-and the gentleman from Petersburg sitting
Their he did not vote the question whether
resolution for expungng should be introduced into the
House He answered that he had not pledged h'msei'
that he free to act his judgment dictated lie
said that the meeting had been held to determine whe
Their the subject should be- brough, before the House, and
the Of doing SOL and tina, he had voted upon that
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SPLENDID CAPITALS:
SEQ O0OO-S.}D, gDD-$20,0O0.
Grand. Consolidated A0tfery-

~ tho State T,sa.ur Dciawae College ead C2rap Sohoo'
Jr.hrrd b, a % he Ec;s-e pissed ttsrsc'y i'm. leS,i
Ll-tSS 4, ,,,.
70 be Wilmington D Wednesday, the 18th Oct $50
(iat rGv,us aper!ienci cppOra J'' that
- N:,taxK In=IxRr-l2 DaAms B,hhoTs.
RICH AND S2LE-,'DID sCEE.1h. 90, ,,o,o
Brilliant Cspitas-l Of $50 Gg3 90 ,Hd, H'ooo, li,]Vr
Of 50u9 of 1000 5 Of 5000 of2;5NO l2of2Voo; ID
of 800; rs Of geo, &e-anolnnE III al 10 *'''0''
400.
Tickets 500; halves so; quarters -
NJ 5 package in this Ioltr!r contains - uchels; '"
=; w,,r.r.ed 10 draw Z, least !04 Eed WHICH. VIII DC
fnrw.rded for $500 sEH!es III Propotii"n
4 ceIt''C n.y. - $3.50
ior"aiotu .o ,;,cs 122
Se'u'.'1 n,,..-e q.
Eo, SAFE ly the package 81 siage Ticket, BY the ALI
L"s 'a' y HOYT,
A. lbe Virginia Lottery cfcs directly snder the sign
of the Eagle who has ard is now selling mose Capila.
Prizes THAI any other vendea II the snoxn world
NJ C4dcrs for Tickets s:on any pert OF the Uni.ed
States By Mail Otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed BY return
mail will, the prompt attention IS personal apPii-
cson ard the result given {wEen requ ted) immedi-
ater aaer the drawing-f addressed 10 hOfT.
Persons away from home, a the Springs or at places
whe-e nv advertisement does not meet theis eye, VINO
would like tickets, By eacioaug the amount they "ouiS
Like TO invest, the remittance w. De ires'eo ~ III.
first GOOD scheme 10 be drawn. We have large anc nue.
schemes every week e.;.,
| Aug &c e5a-ul T. ~
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COM.uE.STC.7TED
Gen. Hqrrison-aud the Richmond Wing.

Gen. Harrison-and the Richmond HMg
The Wing, us lis subscribers and readers VIII nave
discovered is now devotng lis columns to the support Oh
this mbccie old General, for the Presdency-ieav'ns
yudre White 10 the fate which the Wings always IN
tended for him-DEFEAT AND DISGRACE. since 'ne
Wing and it, country satellites have deserted White IN
fact and in appearance they will hardly expect the Peo-
pe to be any longer amused with his name as one OF the
candidates. or be deferred from scrutnlzng The claims
Of their present candidates, Harrison and Granger.
The Wing argues that Harrison is Formidable, because
his character and prelensons are now undergoing Z
thorough investigation in the Van Buren, papers: No'
so Mr. Wing. The General is in respect fornloaoe'
he never was either TO the enemies oil his country OF
of his party Your party haveg iren him some iaeou'
Importance by settling down him as your tnat eAo'cs
for Presden-but let tell you that so tar as lhs step
is concerned, and farther, he worthy OF notice
Too many people remember the events OF Inc ass war
too many remember the weakness and nethciency oi
Harrison as a General-too many remember Ills "eah-
ness and want of sound principles as Sta'esmanIto
hermit the idea that he become JoTH.tG4"e
candidate for the exalted station to which ou wouId as
sion him. No. he is not, and never will be
In qualifications he is of the weakest oil all is eau
dda,es YOU have ever brought forward and you kno" IT,
The fact is YOU that your party Is opi'seu "
snr defeat in the ensuing election and you 40 no'
to sacrifice one Of your strong in the contest
lie; the whole secret; and dare you to come out ana
with YOUR hand on your heart deny the fact 1ou wen
know too that if there was reasonable chance Oh sue
&C S. for the Wings party, that party "oua a. ohe
nush Harrison aside, to make room for Clay. tne Ls
crnyne candidate with little ceremony Us lney nave
slre,dv used towards Judge White. But they are no"
unwilling to kill Clay further in hopeless controversy
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EHssE'aTS'
Lesgc.~y va7E E.ccHss7ESe OMcc,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

The Seizures fer September ana the for the 10Th
Of October. arc splendid and agnicent-CaPitas of
ssD,O 0O $50 GEO, $25ooo, s2o,ooo &c, are amongst
them. How, always anxious TO serve his nrmerous
patrons in this the cts. Saeo, lays betore ihem at
this ea.ly day these splendid schemes, that they may al!
be benefited b. them-Hoyt hopes orders will not be
DELAYED as ne Is aaxous 10 distribute these S9ead'e
Capitals.
All those WHO of money IN want, andhope to draw
it, viii please be particular and address e' orders
to q. ". uoT7.
Nos, 81 So, Ii:tle prize Of $50. sold, paid, and
no.. lying OF, the blac: board in the window small
prize !, u rue-bui lt!e trees grow inthf same wHodi
with large
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MARKETS.-H Thursday, .9ugust %, 1886.

MARKETS. Thursday, .9ugust 25 1886.
Mr.. Sampson being out of town, we are indebted to
another hand for our weekly statement, but believe it
perfectly correct.
WHEAT-But little coming in yet which, sells readily
at l2o $50 cts, according 10 quality
FLorR-old-Sales very limited at 81 il az l2-new
Quantity arriving small and dull at Sat which price
some few sales have been made.
IoBAeco-The inspections still pretty full, Though
The decne-piicea. which had also been upon the decline
Tor some ten or twelve days supposed b. to
perhaps 20 The break Of TIA; ay being Of better quality
than il had been for days hcsorc-.ere was how
ever evidently animation in the !a kt on that day.
though it was apparent yesterday
WHOLESALE PRICES
NuEAr-L:.tle arriving and mostly inferior l20 10 lao
cts. per bushel.
CoRs-A good supply-salcs at 70 CTS. per bushcl.
CoTroS--l6 cents.
OArs-For old i3 ne - 50 10 80 cts.
SALr-Scarce-S2 81 per sack, per cargo.
WORTHAM. :1cGRUDER & co.
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ure at Exeter n ,on "Wednesday evening last, in the
Methodist Chapel but prevented by the assemblaec
OF mob who broke the windows the church, and then
drove the congregation from the house by discharging
water upon them from an engine. Mr. Storrs and his
friends, black and white, completely drenched"
From The Boston Gazette of the 15th:-s Ercmpiarv
We learn that last Sunday week, al Needlam at the
place of worship Of the Rev Mr. Richie society," an
aboitionst by the Of Southland proposed 10 deliver
lecture on slavery in the house in the evening, and
quested the minister to give notice 10 ,ha, effect from
the pulpit. The Reverend clergyman having tho ruod
to b. opposed to such sedous lecturn declined
TO give the notice until he had consul ed the conSrera-
ton as to the eX?edrncy Of having such meeting held
in the church. Wcreupon it was pa, 10 vote. and re.
lec'ed nearly unanimously only two or ,l7e. Of the
congregation being willing tolerate such folly and Dc
IuSi"n We are graliied to find public opinion in such
healthy state"
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\ STANDARDIZATION.

pAy off OF Tac<i.y nsr; Last, white man, FRANCOIS
SGKIND by hso~ description swiss GadTns' He b.; dark IL
skin Ea m hc and black band around t-oi
ranc hnug the body, and ,lH'ei IN nl' wax, ana
speak ia the Feeh accent H Too" WYNN s MN %o m o bs in
VITA red pokcs. OF the h0I;es h;!e Iso's ys H
AMI feet The ether ds'k the worse log weI' ana nna
Monsieur GIRL NJ have he'll ID
tsevei a..:'y d G;tss o ws , ana Of qr,
he saddle with him, s'd II possible "aH Gu
Anu re TO- ibis a:cor:.hed Snale7 will be thankfully
ccv-d By the Srisc5cfcsif lie n'st' e BE- ae,fSSaa
reward raiIby ~
az Editors ,Efaaeso, Virginia, the bo'ders Of !he stale o.
OHIO Norok and Baltimore vii be pleased the cp:G one
iscron-an, ;hc wiI n cheerfoi!y reel o;rtHd1y J.
tho osigi"=! s ofih ms h",, @
fond having snd in this Ilty by ; p.It hoi,c .
NOR NE-!ocl.r Cpoyr the OF be s:e Cc'"nc'
rHos. ,xon, cc ha been sod o ire le' 80 M
ou o ~ nu, apsiioo on Tie ptoms and cold
,y,hou reserve. iat co"ains by cern sot!a
I of 81 ac-ie improvements eoaortnhte and IN
croI crc having been recently repaired, "tha I'i'n @
rat S S F:n.. Noss high Land
Farming I.aGi, ma%He scrn rem e r;Escn' ' ~
am inn! oyc7ef. Quck: nsrIs'@ nri int,rs w. NV & r.
@ not .,s.cd in rkGc.. and rodue.:sene's D! my Iard 10
Virginia the Western States 10 acet =" "n; "
% e. r~ IRE .hc and which caH be done By hc a'"hns
hands. Tbs IaGh lis i" the cgEnE OF ; e.
nnd within the Rail Read from: kchmoaa 20
c IRE enc two three yesr' credit IN equal annua
,.,ancn,< with good and suGlr'*"' PERSONAL avn
~ ,.r on the land the paYmen'' We nritr per
10 nn:ch4c tbs premises. p'evi'u" 10 the Jay
wb.5 viii r. by Mr.. Garter, the orG''seT or w
Mo, lrics Gu the place. Lay 10 seed snni'sEar Ali
80 s!ren the December ,cscivins thu
p,iess 81 t:a5 oS.s as s i?g anuary
"' nv 80 s, ia. or cred, nselyc months will be sod tn
] .k OF casis sheep, hcs horses farming utensils house
Tm furniture crop OF corn toe delivered the
=. ,hucIr November and Decembcr by notifying tho
Elcr h,- straw &c.The cattle numerous, and nnusaA!
fnr Bolz -nt sufficient security ~f he icqnne5 rcp
& WI l. JAcESoN,
E;tcxtcrJ Of CY!Sza \. .E"''
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COMM C.N1C.1IED.
a; meeting Of the citizens Of Prince Edward coan.
", at the Court house, the 18th day OF August On
The subject of the proposed Railroad fiom Earnlye to
DanvIIic Samuel Z. Anderson was called to tie Chair.
and James d. Wood appointed Secretary.
On motion of james Madison.
RcSclrtd. unaaim0usty, That committee os Eiteen
gentlemen tie appointed b. this meeting attend the
Convention be held at Charlotte Coa!thouSe, the
first Monday in September next
The following gentlemen we're appointed by the meet
ing: Col jain Charlie, john Archer Scott, Lillius d
Womack. James Il wilson, Samuel Z. Anderson
Branch J. Worsiram. John FIournoy. VIM II. Pena
be- Jnseph lt:!d, Henry l. Watkins, Thomos E. Has
kins Samuel W. Vena5e, Richard II. Fenabie, William
J. Morton, and James D. Wood
Resoircd nnnnm0Hsg, That the proceedings Of this
meeting br publrshrd in the FarnYe Journal the Rich
mnnd, Petersburg and Danvlilc papers.
The meeting then adjrugned.
SAMUEL {. ANDERSON, Chairman.
JAMES d. WouD Secretary.
The Mig aud Petersburg prps FcTre e 20 publish tbs
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.Aurus. p

EpUBLIC NOTICE.-srlIed propo4a wln o. . r,- .nrr
Il Rendezvous Rchmc! Va. uafi the .Stt g. tt.r-;s
inv tine Rrcions cguxed the of he CiE'ca 8'
stationed that ptucc c Zach -ompetc r,sion-and
the eootysc will b. given TO the lgwssi 10 Wit
ri -, l1ron OF the following aItlerss ~ VIZ ,a
ne t ,., ,s,srs fresh beef or three-'ui'hs u
OF salte poE 81 bread o. en no and n ia oas Of
two 9i1st s Il soap eight szr;: obean eight pounds O.
n~.. al fn,a polzrs OF eoiH; 10 es 20 ;,r
IveEss q The EDWARD 5. wINDER, Recruiting oeer,
c,v7,ry 20 REcIMESI UNITED STATES DsAce.'s'
E;rEnc.d, Va. August -
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no TIE EDTpUR or TIE ENC

Si1-Pcrccivng By The accounts from your State l!;at
the loss on your Hucr Wheat crop estimated at near
81 :hG0, the present year, aE led 20 believe that
it would be very desirable intelligence % sour Farmers
ana great public benefit t" hav it widely known that
al excellent kind Of Spring Wheat, imported from f0-
renee in Italy, to this cur'try "u7 years since and sue.
crssiu.I cultivated tia! :ire, DE- had IL cte-
rate quantities in this place.
1t IS bearded wheat; The ample weighed SIX
ty,tee pounds to the busei, and makes first GraIty
flour. From - to - bushels en- COMMON soil is OBJ
tai.led from bushr suwn. aier a other crop
early sowing is best There has been no failure OF crop
since first in this State. The price per haFe OF
ID bushels is 81, ind n.ay he ordered pc. mail, or
through agents in the city 81 New York.
Your obsdent,
J. HATHAWAY, z. N.
Rn,nn Y Y An.rust l-.ni