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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
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Il Is time 10 be thinking Of Spring. Aner
spring opens, inviting you into the field and ur-
eIng yoo TO seize every passing moment Cor busi
ness that be done then aud then only. you will
be glad 10 have 81 yoer plans distinctly formed
and, ss fer IS practicable every thing ready al
hand.
Look At your seefs both Tor the fed and the gar
den. and tbs, tbey arc good. IA su!hcicu, guam
ties. end IN order. Ii you Nish TO obtain seeds
from your neighbors or from distance. make out
q hst aud procure them the fret opportunity
Have them ell 90 arranged that you can put your
band on ihese you Rsni a. once. Select tie lar
gesi and heavier, seeds Il YOU have any doub,
shout the vitality q your garden seeds try thea
thee Pot small quantity 10 iuke-wHfm Waicr /.
bet the water be four or Gso inches dep. Soane
seees. and as those OF the cabbage suG tUrnip. &c
good. all 60 10 the bottom al once Cucumber
Leitsee, be. require few minutes. Psrsnip car
rot. ADD al SfSged seeds require 70 be well wet
ted before you pot them a.. lie carrot should be
rsbses 20 ~ to SC, 90 thc haifs. The seeds OF
eeeis are 40 sseii; eot 81 ven good. they suk a.
ter beng IN The water an hour.-ln regard 10
seue 6hde Of seeds a. you have those that are seg.
efai yehrs e.e, ase ihem. sner tfias a. sboye. 10
PFeiertHoe 10 nsw cues. The seeds Of oucuu5crs
she neiSas eoniope good o. tea years ihose Of
fssish tofn'f~, csbbsge. BE. three Or lour ycsrs
~hiis tsose u csfrsi. parsuip, *. seldom remain
good ionges ltsn Loo ysars. Tie se,ds ormclons
sssssaes faiasnss. sza iis lks. are better stsa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
DR.. RELIES.
BOTANICAL DRO?S!

C"n'nue unrivaiei for The prevent relief sud cure
Of theto complaints 10 proof Of which, read the follow
iug;
lJ-ReHarka5is case Of elrs Of - ysars Standing:
E1iract II letter, Shiny les. which bet r. dIl
not look hs human llmh. is rvw entirely healed o..
laiitr seststn- every other apyAcatiou .r y wear.
Pr'uou' 10 tsSns your ke.i's b-,aan,l Dn.., / Asl
giTen up al b. pc d rsei.f
.fHoattF Gaze, An Aseut wuies-~There II per.ul
taking The Botanical Drop. evidently With tia creates.
.lgsutass. lie lccl-res T. use Doe owu word. Il B,
doing woni'rs i'r him. AID IL, At were suatcAp.
him from The grave"
Numsrus ,u'iauces have occurred where per,,r,
were pAins away mssr.b.o exis'ouoo. bothin. That
tasy colli procure aasrIea them permanent rel.l u,
I'd iheY made use Of ihe above invaluable Mod.ciac
ney re '.io re otsi fras sad Autua4aaI physic.
Price e., 81 G bottles fsr g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
islack River Academy.

rE,llE SpUng Term Of this Institution ail
n commence on Monday, the last day ofFeb.
roar, post Instruction viii be given as usual
iu ihr common sud higher English studies, in
The Lain, Greek aud French Languages; Music,
Dnsing, &c. II is Important that students
wishing TO become members Of the Institution
should enter at the CONNIE meet ent OF the term
Mn. y. n WOOD, A. n. PiSoipaL
Miss $. NJ. GRiGGS, Pr0p'res
A. HAYES ia bchalf Of ne hoard
LudiOn, F.b. - 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
DUNfRlES REMEDY FOR
THE PILES.

m NJ 81 Sac ei sGl most thorough retas.a, known
~ i'r tAs toutlesome com laui. Il has more per
ieoiiy sntwsfcl the u'c Tor WHICH wac tateIsI ina.
a4y other uov 10 comnol ute and sdsrls trqs9t al
All pfrHaHeg felsE both 81 the disorder ,sL AaI ID,
eocompany'og syHpomf oi pam M ne io,ai reri.ss
tfadasls oH 9fPthis mo g,sioH snl other mark. Of
debility.
g5-Pfios 81 flr b.ih artcle,-Ontrp.B, AID yt.-t,.
ary-or 81 crlis wh'u bot ohs - wautei
AJAoae orc genuine uG.eta tigls.i + hmm on th.
~raTFr, (folf proPr.aor tal Sscsilor 10 br Coaw.,
y whom ihsJ srs ier tale, Al b, Couatns Room, No
ss Coar sir 9oson, snd ~ tis special arl1iutss
- Da0i,ls Bell. Rutssi Lew L,uh, Nels nj
Aitsf. ~srufF & c Lu5cW
y, Fb.gess
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
state Of Vermont.

Rutland County Court September Term,
Il. ID. 1885.
ANDREW LrAcu, }
rs. PArmck HART, Trustee.
VIZ. ID. AUsMENr.
I'D T. il remembered that heretofore to wit.
kP at the April term of this Court, A. ID.
1855 Patrick Hart of Pittsford in said coun-
~, was summoned as the trustee Of William
ID. Ausment Of Chittcndcn, in said county,
an absconding or concealed debtor, to an
swer unto the declaration Of Andrew Leach
of said Plttsiord against the said Ausment
on two promsSory notes, one dated April ID
1882, ior four hundred and fifty bushels of
good hardwood coal payable at said An
drews blacksmiih's shop on or before the ST
day of December, then next, with interest /:
the other dated Nov. /, 1888, for the sum
of thiteen dollars and fifty cents aud inter
est. This cause having been duly entered
IN court at sad April term, A. ID. 1885, the
Plaintiff came by q. Newell, his attorney,
and the SAID trustee being three times So
lemnly called, comes not but makes default
thereof, and 1t appearing to the court that
the SAID Ausment was not within this State
at the time of the service of the plaintiffs
writ, and has not been notified of the pen
dency of this suit, day thereof was given,
DC until this term. And now the plaintiff
comes by his said attorney, and as it does
not appear that the said Ausment has been
notified OF the tendency of this suit,
It's ordered by the Court that said Aus
mcnt be notified thereof by publishing the
substance Of the plaintiff declaration with
this order, in the Rutland Herald printed at
Rutland, three weeks successfully, the last
of which to be at least six weeks previous
to the next term of this court to be holden
at Rutland aforesaid, on the fourth Tuesday
of April next, and day thcreofwas given, &c.
3 r. PIERPOINT, Ciak.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

n ID Il EG IL.

" 60 WE l. d. b URT,
III EREBY give notice, that all persons in
n Il debtcd to them by note OF book account,
must make immediate payment or they will be
SUED. And all persons having unsettled bu-
siness with them, are requested TO call and adjust
the same previous to the lst day of March next,
on OF before which Time, they expect to close
their business
Rutland, Feb. 2, 1896. 6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
rartrtr.


Tl.s~s nsssfy tsil' iatsa rs'rF h 10
nou msst . tale tsse ugp,is isil'.
of siesfrl isush st.l i.pa Asi'a
Ava e.~.t ~ nss dfthel saew.
fwifi &C., ~ wed ~ ~ o 'wih
s,es sa.s ~sas~ .A.asi~ ilfa' tie err.
pail sisr, the ~isa rs, nos " flrsr
a. 10 hiai., ,is,xh i,sil ~ o.. go
~T1..i t-r,isl ga vi s'iil ,inE - ~
pnH tl.s --latest y'se~ IL gs.ns;
T1.ea f.s~sli 10 ibs merry tsli.
Al - the via,sf ,psfti hsewtn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
TO whom il NAV concern.

WIS nto give notice that !, the subscriber
have given my son William his time from
ana siier This dates and that be is al full liberty
20 bargain aud contract for himself and receive
MS own wages therefore all persons will take
que notice and govern themselves &C cordiugiy.
sTALLHAn HlNCRLY.
Rot.snd, Jan. IS, 1895
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
The Popular Reader,
OR
COMPLETE SCHOLAR.

Intended as reading Book, for the use of the biyh
classes IN Schools and Academies througho ut ths
Unred States. UJ'The work is by The author OF ten
celebrated series OF School Books, known by the nnm..
Of the "FRANKLlN PRIMER" the IMPROVED
READER" aud the GENERAL GLASS BOOK
The publisher of this work is aware that high CON.
mendntions are frequently bestowed upon Book, O
little or NJ merit tina, the public not always ablo to
determine lhc character OF work from the recommen.
u"'ions bestowed upon IT. But in the the notices
presehred are from men who well qualified to iorn,
correct opinion and men too, whom the public will
rehdi!y believe, would not recommend u School Book
unless they beiieved II deserving.
From the Rev. N. Lord d. d. Preside n, OF
Dartmouth College.
have examined the Popular Reader" a recent pub.
hcaton, and II gives me pleasure TO commend il a.
work well ndaped to the purpose which it plates.
Inc work III my opinion, deserves 10 s;aud tho frat
class Of school Books.
From the Rev. s. r. Hall, Principal of tho
Teachers Seminary, Andover.
have examined with some care the Popular Rros-
Ter II. well rs the "franklin Primer" I" Improved
READER" and General Glass Book" by the same au-
thor II gives pleasureu say, that discover in the
preparations OF ALL degree Of knowledge Of the real
wants Of The young not often displayed preparing
buuAs for tleir use.
The popular Reader will 10, trust, be found les,
useful lhan the previous volumes Il adapted for the
Older classes IN schools and Academies; and
"l Ike s predecessors, be popular" with those ZOE
whom II Intended.
The Christian Register, ia notice of the pa
Pular Reader, speaks thus OF the whole series.
No series Of school books for reading lessons with
m our knowledge is 20 well adapted To conduct the
child from tho very simplest words, and combination, of
words onward by regular sraatiOns TO a relish for ts,e
ui and elegant writing"
From The Rev. Emmerson Davis, PRINCIPAL OF
WestGeld Academy to the publisher.
The Popular Reader ia my opinion, ,urps.,., .I
other reading books IN defining more word, anD.zs,.
,iu'lfa'ioes to the words defined and ia relertass
throughout the book, 10 the definitions given in nrso.d
ing GhsPlers tho school teacher does hi. duly the
'choia who u3's the Popular Reader eanno, TAI 10 10
Ior-tsud what he reads
- - ne Popular Reader IL also recommended Nv ia.
Sshool COMMITTEES OF Nhrtham pton consulting ofh.,
~ Penny, AMI Rev. Mrs Todd aud slesrn. freleaaor
hitchcock Of Amherst College President Allen Of Row
do!n college the school Committee of Greenlod vho
waits Of our Common Schools, we hardly knor al a.,
q9gi'' the Boston Recorder aud yarou. othet
FOR sale al the kotisnd Book Store, by
~ FAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
THE TEGETABLE
PULIROWARY HAISAry.


Tn.i IL most valuable remedy covered for Coughs
- Colds, ConSampiions, .4sHmn, Splitting Of Liyof'
Hopping cough, and pulmonary cGtetions ef erery KIND
Recommended by many physicians and gentle en- o
the first respectfully. Thirty crtfcates detailing the
particulars Of remarkable cures, may be examined
the wrapper to each bottle. Price fry cents per
bottle.
COUNTERFEiIS! BEVARE or IMPOSITION
Each genuine bottle is enclosed 10 blue wrapper
which is yellow label signed SAMPSON REED. None
other eau be genuine.
~ ~" s'""' ""an1.itg r tho Csni,,ne Ucgeinbe Put
"0HiY BGisGm has been tic cause OF attempts To intro
duce spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name OF the genuine calculated TO misead aud de-
celvo the public Among these mixtures are the "Amer
ic"n Pulmonary Balsum," vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sanic syrup aud others Purchasers should inquire
for the true article by lie w,Oie name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
aud that it has the marks AMI the signature of the
genuine Zach bottle and seal is stamped pegetG6te
Pulmonary Balta'n. 24:ly
Fer sale m Rutland by DANIELS Il BELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Steamboat accident and loss Of Hpes, The Sa-
Sonnah Georgian Of the 81 inst. contains the fol-
lowing distressing account Of the loss Of the Pi.
oneer.
Letter from the Captain the Agent in Darien, dated
RuGG LANDING, Jan 81
Dear Sir: This viii inform you of the loss of
ihe Pioneer at this place. We were at the land
ing, and had commenced taking IN wood when the
explosion took place. The steamboat and both
tow boats sunk, and ten or twelve men killed.
| am very much hurt myself. am now at this
Bluff, and will be glad Of medical aid for myself aud
men as soon possible ions S. GooDwiN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

lS" The attention Of Instructors, School Com
miiiees, aud others interested in the subject OF
Education, is requested 10 the following new
and valuable work, entitled
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
ABNER MOON,

late of Rutland, in said district, deceased repre-
scented insolven', aud also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
the frs. day OF Feb inst being allowed by said
court for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice thar we will attend o the business OF
our said appointment at the dwelling house Of
Mrs Hannah Moon in said Rutland on the third
Tuesdays OF March and June next, from O'Clock
until o'clock p. NJ. on each OF said days.
Il. PIERPOINr,
DANIEL GLEASON, com" 49,
Dated at Rutland, this 10th day OF February
A. ID. 1896. .
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n ID Z ICE

fIHHT .7.NU LIST C1LL.
4 LII persons indebted TO the subscriber on book
" are earnestly requested to settle the same
by Hoie or otherwise. "a uord to he
trisg IL g,tHcjc,J
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
PENSIONERS

HSSE GOPE continues to pay such as are
~ restored, ard to Transact all business for pen.
SONS as usual, at his Office 2 doors north of the
Court House. Rutland #
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

TX EPT constantly on hand,
IA and for sale, by the sub
tFiENkf4 scriber, who has been appoint.
ann,,,.,.g ed sole .4genf for this vicinity.
w. FAY.
Rutland, September %, 1885
ie----1S~ 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
Commissioners, Notice.

VA +, the subscribers, being appointed by The
w Hon. Probate Court Tor the District of
Rutland commissioners 20 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
THEODORE WOODWaRD

Castleton, Feb. 10, 1886.
The Rutland Herald aud Brandon Teleyrsph will oi,
tins three ineruons, ani send ;heir bills 10 H. T. White
Tor b. yme-t q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

writer in the Army aud Navy Chronicle states
That from 1924 TO the Slh December 1888, eleven
years, there died at Fort Gibson, Miss, 59l men
aud officers. In the two years ending 9;h Dec.
embsr last, there died 293 men and officers. SO
sickly station ought to be abandoned il The pub
lie safety will permit it.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH THE FOLLOW
ING COMPLAINTS, viz
ScoJoid, Seurry
L'Pog Foul Festeyiag Ertpiioas,
sou i"sn@, P,wPrf CdrbHueled faces
81. .falhouy's Ire. SUITE Eyes,
Fet6 Sorts erth ir.en Zee Sore Lsgs,
baHr' are affected, Scaid head,
Hhue Seedlings, J{cfrs,
FtoieHfErtYt0n, nlta- Ttaeroi Tanfs vIea Mey.
sts' ciuy has jaiied
S az disofder arising from an impure STATE u he Blood
aud H4agst are assured that
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

ANiELS & BELL. haye fos sale new Iron
~ bound SAP BUCKETS.
Rutland, Feb. l6, 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
Hank BOOKS
TEtOY FLOUR.

1 ANE.s & BELL, have Tor sale TROY
~ suPERFlNE FLOUR.
Raj md, Feb Q, 1856.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
WANTED, 81 o

5000 feet ofCrRL"rlN-N MAPLE PLANK
hail ut which to be saWct ] : aad Tie other
inches thick.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
.gaohlomaU!c Furniture.

6ui.hed 10 ~ heat slye as can be found IN tle
county OF ciiy and will he sold on rs REASONABLE"
.frmf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
New and Valuable school Book.

Sole Agent for Rutland Count,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
From the Rev. N. Lord ID. ID.
Dartmouth College.

have examined the" Popular Reader" a recent pu
hcaiion, and IT gives me pleasure TO commend il a.
WORK wen ndaiped TO the purpose which cont plate
The work III my opinion, deserves 10 s;aud in tho fir
class OF school Books.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-03

pet we'll and take me on his Knee anu
love me as he used to ! But, Ma, mere
is a tear in your eye; let me- wipe IT !;
there another comes oh another! d'u
make you cry these tears, Mamma
Hush little innocent, you cannot s'op
vour Mothers tears, for they are the very
oyerflowinss of fountain, filled w,.n S
blichted hopes, anguish and misery. one ne
cannot tell you when your Father VIII
love you,' for alas he is DRuNkAED'
heard beautiful boy scarcely lou,
years old, lispiug this TO his mothe. ;--and
/ pi,ied him from my inmost soul. lis
name was George Elwyn. His father
was once rich and happy, and nearly idol
ized his little son but in an evil hour, he
began to sip the Intoxicating cup the hab-
it had grown upon him, until the peace OF
his family was destroyed and he a ~
rant. The beautiful house, in which they
had lived, was now exchanged for mis-
erable cottage in the suburb OF the CITY
and little George doomed to be the conf
papion Of the indolent and vicious.
Southern Chwchmaa.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-03
A Large and Valuable Stock of Goods al
Auction,

On Tuesday the 18th os May next, at IL o'clock.
U WILL expose at public Auction inmy Ware
House corner of kershaw and Front streets,
a valuable assortment ofGoods consisting IN part
of
Clothes, Sattinctts, Flannels, Negro Cloths,
Blankets;
Brown and Bleached Homespun, Cotton osna-
burgs:
Ginghams, Calicoes, Cambricks, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs;
Hose and half Hose, Gloves, Stocks, Il Cloaks;
Hats, Shoes, Knives and Forks, Pocket and ZEN
Knives;
Scissors, Hammers, Trace and Log Chains Sad
Irons, Frying Pans;
Black Smith Tools, Planes and Plane lrons'
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns;
Teas, Loaf Sugar, Nutmegs, Rice, Brown Sugar
and Molasscs;
Bagging, Bale Rope, Gun Powder, &c. &c.
Phe Sale will continue from day to day until
all is sold. Terms all sums under $50 cash,
all sums over fifty Dollars credit until the FIRST
of January next, Notes with approved security
bearing interest.
J. G. MCKENZIE.
Cheraw, S. G., April 18th, 23-5.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-03
PARENTAL EXAMPLE

A gentleman in one of the lower coun-
Ties of this State many years ago deter
mined never to use ardent spirit himself
or TO bring il into his house. His chill
dren were then young, but now his sons,
twelve in number, have grown to be men,
temperance men, and most of them pious.
When they are gathered around him and
he looks upon their manly forms. vigo-
rous. healthy. sober, pious, his whole soul
must overflow with gratitude: When he
dies, he will leave precious legacy to
his country--a valuable example, twelve
hardy sons upon whom, their country may
relyin any hour oftrial whicn may come
upon her. And doubtless, they will imi-
tate the example Of their parents, and
teach their children the lesson of absti-
nenee they themselves have learned.
In the upper end of Henrico county, is
another example of the same character.
Years ago, ardent spirit was banished from
the family, aad though one may stand at
that house, and count eight other houses
ip the immediate vicinity, whose former
owners have been slain by strong drink,
yet all the children Of this family, have
escaped its effects, and are monuments
Oftbe efficacy of parental example.
Southern Temp. Star.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-03
April p,
Notice

rs hereby given to Margaret Thomas, daugh
IL ter of John Breeden, late of Marlborough
District, who departed this life on the 2'th Nov
1885, and the lawful wife of Lewis Thomas, OF
the State of Tennessee, County nor post office
recollccted) that she or her husband is requested
to come and receive the amount which l am
bound to pay her, or her heirs, according to the
tenor of u bond which gave to the said John
Breeden, during his life. As have not heard
of the said Margam Thomas or her husband for
number of ycarJN avail myself of this mode to
notify her that the amount of money that l am
bound to pay her is ready to be paid to her. or
any person legally authorized by her to receive
the same, whenever called for.
A. BREEDEN.
Marlborough District, S. G.
March 90, 1886. D 1914
P. S. The Editors of the Nashville BannG and
Nashville Union will insert the above notice for
three months and forward their accounts to the
Office of the Cheraw Gazette for payment.
March 90, 1886. - A. b.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-03
,,t,, n,.r or READING IN CHILDREN.

THE LOVE OF READING IN ChiLDhhN'
x rFrom "The School, Master and Advo.
cate of Education," published monthly at
Philadelphia. Price So per annum.l
We would recommend to all parents
who have at heart the best interests OF their
children, to infusc into them, in the earliest
wears. a love of reading. The advantages
Of such habit arc great, and it exercises
an influence over the destinies Of the future
man, which few, without reflection, would
suppose. The effects, even in childhood,
arc beneficial, and evident to the most care
less observer. The reading child is superior
in temper, docIity, and knowledge, TO his
book.hating companions; he INDUCES less
in ideness and play; he is not SO fond OF
mischief; and he does not contract so
MANY bad habits. He takes, at school, a
stand higher than his fellows; and, when
grown to manhood, outstrips them in most
of the riyalries Of life.
Every father, especially every father llv-
ing in the country, should provide himself
witt library of entertaining and instructive
books, taking care to add toit from day to
day, according to his means, such new pro-
ductions as are really of value. A few dol.
lars thus laid out-and, dear rs books are
supposed to be, very small sum will pro-
cur. an excellent little family lbrary-will
bring him better interest, if he can look
For it in the advancement Of his offspring,
than if invested in the most gaintul ofslocks.
**
Upon our farmers, therefore, in particular
should be cnjo:ned the duty of providing
little Libraries for the use of their families.
From the nature Of their occupation, and
their situation at distance from towns, the
education of their children must be detec-
tive; and to them books will prove more
valuable, as they are actually more neces.
sary, than to the children, of any other
class.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-03
THE CORN PLANTER.

: A machine of this name, for which pa.
tent has been Obtained by HENRY BLAIR, a
free man color, Of an adjoining county Of
Maryland, is now exhibiting in the Capitol.
1t Is very simple and ingenious machine,
which as moved by horse, opens the fur.
row, drops (at proper intervals, and in an
exact and suitable quantity the corn, CO.
vers it, and levels the earth so as, in fact, to
plant the corn as rapidly as horse can
draw aplough over the ground. The in
ventor thinks it will save the labor of eight
men. We understand he is about to modi.
.iy the machine, so as to adapt it to the plant
ing OF cotton. Ifit will accomplish Jas VIC
incline to believe it willy all which he sup.
poses, II will prove to be an invention of
great utility, MAT. Int.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-03
South Carolina,
CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Alsobrook, rs.

Elizabeth AlsobTook, rs.
Ralph G. Alsobrook, Willis w. Alsobrook, Pc
ter Sinclair and wife Zilpha, Lem. II. Alsobrook,
VIM. Mccall and wife Elizabeth, George Boggan
& wife Adoline, A. John o. Carson & wife Del
phine, Ann Alsobrook g. Stephen Alsobrook De-
fendents.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Ralph ].
Alsobrook, Peter Sinclair &, wife Zilpha, VIM.
Mccall 6, wife Elizabeth, George Boggan g.
wife Adoline, A. John H. Carson & wife Del
phine, s. Stephen Alsobrook, reside without this
State; it is therefore ordered that they appear and
object to the division sale of the real estate of
Capt. Saml. Alsobrook in this District, on or be-
fore the Goth day of June next, or their consent
will be entered of record.
". TURNER BRYAN, o. C. D.
Ordinarys Office, April Is, % st.