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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

elsFkshipa, masasngsr. &c.; bai on all
these 0eessi0Rs. bus one result followed;
and lhus IRON his osn experisnce be can
with ierling and ruth say. This 10 \
wohd q disappoinlmsnis." Sach i he
man Who calls - - Disappointed Office
seeker!T'
Bui Sir. Palmer does hold a Office.
Ever since ihe establishment Of . Print
lng Once in Mil,On. the Post 0fiice ap-
pears % have been sn heirloom attached
70 q; Mr.. Palmer consequently received
The appointment of Posi- Master when he
look charge d The printing Office there.
Having served The party faithfully. no
cause he's been sought % remove him.
Some fifteen 0r eighteen months ago. he
inserted an editorial article in favor 81 The
Land Bill. and promised 20 advocate il
before ihe people during The simmer cam.
paign; bat he soon fonne he had stirred
up hornets nest. and he consequently
dropped the land bill like hot polaioe.
and mol word has he said about il since.
On me or tao other occasions he has
bollrd liiIle. bui The sannd Of The lash
has always bFO0ghl him promptly inio
the traces; and 80 patiently has he work.
I'd thai no one suspects him of any inien-
ton ri slipping ms collar.
The editor II the Spectator thinks we
meddle very unnecessarily with tie peo
pie Of Csswell. Does The editor recol.
lec' wh" began this game! We have ne
yer called meetings in Csswell. nor taken
a lead IN them; and il We have sometimes
spoken al Transactions IN which the PEG.
pie OF Caswell were concerned. have we
more than followed the example Of our
worthy e"mpeer! II he throws stones
can he expect We will stand with our
arms folded! Or does be. like the editor
"f The Slandard, think every mans mouth
must he gagged, except he belong 10 /" the
Psrlym
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAIL-
ROAD.

We learn, from a correct source. that
this work 10 progressing handsomely.
The enlerprising engineer now engaged
upon IL has forty miles located. which
sill be lei in Petersburg on this day. and
In 20 days there will BE- iea miles more
located, which will also he let immediate
~. For more than forty miles. this road
Is located along high dry ridge Of coun-
try. without single bridge in that dis
lance. and with very little masonry Of any
description. except q few dry drains.
The road win consequently be construct.
ed al a very small expense, and. as il
will not be liable To be washed away by
(reshels on such O locality. the subse-
quenl repairs will be proporIIonabiy light.
I he mnbrr will also last much longer
in tins high. dry situation. The grades
are generally very easy. aud large
proportion of the road is perfectly level.
The straight lines are long and are nhis
ted BY curves Of large radius, none beng
less Than 1000 feet. or 3 deg. curve;
but generally they are and Q deg. curves.
Such are the advantages 10 he obtained
by locating railrod along ridge.
The road. we further learn, passes
through section Of country much resort
ed to. on account of its sslubrity. By the
people from The lower parts Of North
Carolina. Ii has. however. been remsr.
kably healthy even on the Roanoke this
year. The men working On the Bridge
across that River, though frequently 10
the water, have continued ~ fine health.
Mr. Heron, an engineer oi much merit,
we'll known and esteemed by many OF The
ciGizens of Richmond, is engaged upon
IhIs work: and we doubt not will scquis
himself h"norably and usefully. @e
|. will 40, nw be long before we have
the capItols Of Virginia and North CarlIna
united by one continuous Railroad.
Richmond Comp.
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Facts for the american Peopie.-Th.
population Of France may be estimated
az about lhirsy.two millions; at least thl:
may hold good for the pas. year. 1885
Of these. seven and Q half millions live
upon twenty dollars a year; these are
persons engaged in factories. &C.: and
nearly twenty three millions procure food
with from five 10 eight SOUS labnut the
same number of cents.) daily. About
seven and half millions of the people
do not eat meat, or use -four. but live
upon barley. rye, huckwhea,, chestnuis.
and lew potatoes, and drink nothing
but water. In 1920. one>seventh part Of
all the inhsbitsnts of Paris were supper,
ted by public charity, and one third Of
the inhabitants who died during the year.
died in hospitals. This is a s,aiemvn n,
Of facts relative to the condition of the
working classes in one of the most
enlightened Kingdoms of Europe. In
Norway, in Sweden, Denmark. Poland,
Russia, Germany and Hungary-des
poiic. barbarous, enslaved Hungary
their condition is worse still. There
are whole villages in the latter kingdom,
that do not contain soul that can read
or write, and there are twelve millions
Of The inhabitants Of the Austrian posses.
sions totally uninstructed; and vet we
have Witnessed European travellers, fresh
from their own statistic ,ables-their an.
mails Of shame--of governmental tyranny
and social MISUNDERSTANDING our
Notwithstanding at our freedom
our government. How inme asurably
superior is our condition! Here all have
the means OF obtaining an education;
aud that father, in this country, is utterly
abandoned Of every sense of duty. who
will not have his son instructed. All
our Young men read the newspapers oil
the day-their minds are filled. al their
leisure hours. with all the intelligence
and information tina, beams from talent.
ed and well regulated public press. We
are in the enjoyment Of these great bless.
lngs-Of liberty aud property, We are
not serfs Of tyrants, gli,tering in gold; bu,
We may become the slaves of dema.
gogues, disguised in rags.
Telegraph.
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WAKE Sup, RIoR C0usr The Fall
tern oi this Conri. Jddge Strange. pre-
sId'ng. commenced on Monday last.
On Wednesday. levi Miller. who stood
lmndy ludlcIed with his father merrill
M'llrr.) for tie murder &c John Whila.
k'r. ~as arralgned for trial. When, on
atfilavu, ,nade through his Counsel. that
he ce"l,i not have fair trial aud justice
d"ae him IN Wake, the Court removed
the cause 10 Franklin county.
Ga Thursday. Frederick c. Gser was
put upon his trial. charged with the nur>
der Of Andrew Crablree. This is very
singular case. These two persons had
been drinking together at the house Of a
neighbour almos, the whole day. and had
become extremely drank. and quarrrlIed,
but made friends. Some short time be.
fore sunset. Crsbrre started for home aud
Geer accompanied him--alier walking a
sh"r! distance thew stopped aud were en-
gagged IN conversation for ltile time,
when CIablree lelI on the ground lifeless.
Il was deposed Ia by iva Of the witness
Is daughters Of Crablree, that they saw
Geer strike their father two or three
blows an or about the head-bu, the jury
Of Inquest ionnd no marks Of violence
abauI his person. THIS trial occupied
the Whole day. The Jury having rriir.
ed for a few inmates, retu.aed a verdict
of aoi gnihy,
Ga Friday. James Terry was arraign
ed ('r trial, chmgrl with the murder of
MS wife. There vas great difficulty in
making a Jury 81 rany persons beng
d'"4ualiel. iher HAVING formed and ex-
pressed 'p,mrns as to he guilt or inno,
cence,-and the DAY beng far spen, with
ht,'e or M prospec. Of accomplishing the
o1j"ct. Iif CourI instructed the Sheriff 10
send out into the country and summon q
considerable number of men, tn be pre-,
sraI at The cnur. house by 8 o'clock the
next day. The prisoner was then re-
manlcd tc jail On Saturday he was
aga'a brought into Court, and the proper
number Of Jurors accepted. The evil
drnce on behalf Of the State. and also in
behalf Of the Prisoner, having closed
the case Tas Submitted, without srgu.
meu. The jury retired for about two
hours, and returaed with a verdict Of not
guilty,
Merrill Miller. who was convicted at
the Spring term. bu, appealed to the Su.
preme Cnur, for new trial. which was
not granted was sentenced on Friday:
the Judge made short but very impress
slve address TO the Prisoner He is To
he hung on Friday. the 4.h Of November
next. Register.
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The Late Col. Rurr.--The editor of
the Albany Evening Journal. who has
no doubt good authority tor his assertion.
states that the executors OF the late Col.
Burr. named in his will. are Peter Towns.
END, Matthew L. DAVIS. aud Henry f.
Edwards. All his documents, Pam
phlets, Journals. Letters, Manuscripts.
&c. public and private. were bequealhed
to Mr.. Davis, BY whom his memoirs are
to he written. For the last two years
Mr. Davis has been much occupied in
reading and arranging these manuscripts
with view to the duty which has now
desolved upon him.
Aaron Burr was an extraordinary man.
HIS life was full of events. Much Of his
history is identified with tina, Of his coun.
try. and all Of i, is deeply interesting.
The material for this history is most
ample. Copies Of all his letters, civil,
military. and miscellaneous, are preserv.
ed. as also are all the letters which he
received for more than sixty years, The
Public, therefore. NAV look for a full.
authentic, and faithful life Of this distin.
guishcd man. the frs, volume of which,
we understand. will be published sumo
time in November" ". Y. Gase'te.
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: Legal Punishment Of Iatompnance -
The Boston Adss of ihe 6Ih inst. says
. A young man Of respectable family was
charged BY his father with constant habits
of inioziesiiOn. There VAS evidence
mat he Wasexueme!y abusive ~ his pa
rents. and constantly nsed The moe, pro-
fame and revolving Language IN them. His
Threats u violence kept the whole fsmi-
" in fear. lie MAS committed To me
House VI Correction for two month";"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

THE BOOK or THE SP0II.s MEN
We have received pamphlet Of con-
siderable length. not purporting TO he
signed by the Committee. consisting Of
sundry gentlemen from different parts ri
The State. but by " order Of the commit
Ire, consisting Of VIM. III. Haywood.
Louis ID. Henry. Thomas l.. Hybarl, L.
Belhune. Weldon Edwards. William p.
D.bson. James Hulchison, Nichael Hoke.
and several others. ton tedious 10 men.
tion. The very hrst line Of the tile
page shows something Of lis character.
. The people against the BGnk. !" is there
displayed IN large cspi,sls. Shall We
never cease IN bear this worn out hum.
buggery about the Banki A friend Of ours
hunorously compared u 10 "a on old dog
barking al dead snake" II must have
been foolish dog that did this postum
nous barking. and il must be foolish
people that are alarmed at the ghost 0i
the buFIed monster. which this sage com
nli.ee are endeayoring 10 conj1re up from
The iombs. Suppose the question was
deliberately put TO Louis ID. Henry OF
Daniel Turner or David w. Stone or 10.
seph Ramsay. or any one man Of eharsc-
ter and intelligence, whether he thought
there really was danger Of any attempt
TO re'charler the Bank OF the u. s.. can
any one doub, as To what would be his
answer! Yet these men are not ashamed
TO parade this drleslable Hummery as 1
clap trap for the ignorant. We canno
however, believe that this miserable stuff
has received the sanction of all whoss
, names are signed To il; they may have
ordered publication Of an elecIioneerins
character, but We know some of them toC
well To believe that they would have
subscribed 10 the mistatemenis of fact and
false references with which this psmph
let sbounds They would no. have so lar
brszed the face Of deeency. as Ia attempt
10 smuggle Van Buren, into Office under
the garb Of Gen. Jsckson's popularity.
Hdtchman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

From .4,mapoiis.-We have advices
from Annapolis, saws the Baltimore Chro-
nicle. TO Wednesday, at noon. The
Wing electors are still in session, and
will continue To adjourn from day to day
as long as there is a possibility Of The
election Of Senate. Their number had
received no accession since Mr.. Sellmar
joined them, The Executive did not
appoin, the Commissioners to negotiate
the loans authorized by the Improvement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

b 10 inlimsisd, in . northern paper.
thallhe President will recommend. in bis
nexl message. he fepsal 0f lhe Distri-
button Bill. We. says the Baltimore
Chronicle, have moi The least doubt lllai
be sin, having been far some time aware
that one Of his most confidential friends
~ this city had expressed che same OPin-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

Extract Of letter from a gentleman
residing near the Blue Ridge. in Lou.
doun county, Va.
I'VE have had most terrible snow
storm. II would we'll grace January
The mountain blue Ridge is covered
from the base to the top, 10 the depth, in
some places. Of twelve or thirteen inches.
near the top"
Other accounts represent il in some in
stances as much as Two Zee, deep.
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Hugh L.. White, Of Tennessee.
For President.
John Tyler, Of Virginia,
For Wee President.
ELECTORS.
ALFRED WERB. nf Rutherford.
ANDERSON MITCHELL, Of Wilkes.
wv. j. ALEXANDER. Of Mecklenburg.
JOHN Giles. Of Rowan.
JoHs L. LEssUER, Of Rockingham.
JoHs NJ. MoREHEap, of GuilfOrd.
JoHs ID. ToOAER. ol Cumberland.
JAMES y. SzITR. Of Orange. 3
CHARLES MANLY, Of Woke.
WILLIE PERRY. Of Franklin. 81
VIZ. w. CHERRy. Of Berlie.
j. %. X. WILLIAMS. Of Beaufort
JoHs l.. BAILEY. Of Passu0lank.
BLouSr COLEMAN. Of I.enoir.
JEREMIAH PEARsELL, Of Duplin.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The genera election IN Pennsylvania,
for m"mhers Of Congress, State Officers
and Guy Councils, took place on Tues
das the lin INST John Sergeant and
q. W. T"lland were elected members Of
Congress from the civ. The average
Veg majority IN lhe Guy Was 22ss. No
4enor Is have been received from the
InIrrInr.
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Mr.. John Green, who was placed on
the Van Buren ticket for the State Legs.
ls,ure. ia Ken, county. Delaware, has
drcined the nomination. Mr.. Green has
been a steady Jackson man: but Tie let
ter Of Mr. Van Buren, W Sherrod VIII
aams. denouucing the " distribution bill. "
has led hun 10 see, that though Mr.. Van
Burenm,ghI " carry om" s"me Of Gene
raj Jackson's To- ssures, which have been
approved, he would " bring in" some Of
Ing Owa. which would ne rulnuus.
T.. ). Gazette.
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Martin Van Buren,, ofs. Z.
For President.

Martin Van Buren,, Of N. Z.
For President.
Richard vi. johnson, Of ~
For Vice President.
ELECTORS.
NATHANIEL Macon. Of Warren.
RoBERT LOVE, Of HaywOOd.
john WILFoSo. Of Lincoln.
JONATHAN PARKER. Of Guilford.
VIZ. A NORRIS. Of Arson.
OwEs Holmes. Of New Hanover.
WV. p. FERRASD. Of 0nslow.
JOSIAH o. WATSON, Of Johnston.
A.Ran w VESABLE. of Granville.
GToRsE BowERs. Of Ashe.
ARc'D. HENDERSON. Of Rowan.
LEWIS ID. WILSON. of Edgeeombe.
VIZ. B. LOcKHART, Of n. Hampton.
JoHs Hill, Of Stokes.
Henry SKINNER, Of Perquimons
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We understand thatLeri Miller, whose
trial was removed from Wake to Frank
lin Court, has been found guilty. aud
sentenced TO be hung on the l2th Of next
month. Ibid,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

Dilts nor % &c DeilSWs mat HusAne pre-
sent slals Of doubt and uncertainty. they
sia 90 %. aasf.Ats.eE.H
.drkassas.-The Legislature Of The
new state Of Arkansss assembled on die
9Th ult. 8. G. Roam was elected Presi.
dent Of the Senate. and John Wilson Was
chosen speaker Of The House Of Repre-.
senlallEes. On The 6fsg day az the ses-
sion. bill Vas introduced in the House
lIsiee read and refereed 70 q eonmilleei
10 provide for The election 81 Electors u
President and Vice President. The vote
Tor Governor WAS aSeeriainsd. and vas ss
fnllows: ior James .. Conssy. sass;
ior AbsslOm Fowler. 3.2z2. Ibid.
From .frkGnsas. From this new state
welearn. thai on The 18Th uIl. Ambrose III.
Sewer and William >. Fulton we're elec
ied Senators 81 The United States. The
former. the we'll know "a Delegate IN Con.
gress. frSsn the late Tertiary. received
The vote 0f every member al the Legisla-
inre present. and The latter. the late Go.
sernnr u The territory. received every
vote but four. ..:.-
Robert A. Watkins had been elected
Secretary Of Stale for four gears. and 3
law had passed abe Legislature directing
The mode Of elec.ing Eleclors Of Presi-
dent and Vice President in thai state 70
be by general ticket. 3 Nat. Hltel.
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THE ELECTION
for Electors Of President and vlee Presi.
dent IL he United States.
WILL . ED IN TEIs >fATE ON
Thursdag, November 10Th.
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Bill, nor Do Ws bslisvs that, laAhe pre-.
sent STATE Of doubt and uncertainty. they
sili % %. ss.f.AE.RET
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BL.L.SKS for ssls at this Cg1ies.
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THE rEoRLh ss.IssT TnE csucl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

on horseback 10 secure l,s flight, he We. BETRAYED
by some OF his own officers. The real Simon
Pure is therefore the victim Of the ir-achcrv Of
his own officers, who appeared 10 have urged
him on to ,his battle, and then betrayed him, near
" as mucI, As hc is VI the well laid plan. Of iious-
ton.
g" But this contest cannot terminate the war in
Texas. Ihtre are ncs,fy 5000 Ncritons Their
undrr the orders OF Generals ird, ddt, Urea
and Sesma and about jOOo more at Saith,
rcady to snfsr. III" r.,ian war is national in
Mexico; and Santa Ana continued his power
solely by directing the popular hurry again., Tex
as.-llis death would givo general satisfaction
through the MEXICAN republic aud the Tcxisn
wnr will enable some other bravo 10 rise into pow
or in Mexico"
Tho following lo,ter was addressed In a highly
respectable mercantile house IN this GUY
GALVESTON BAY, April -
"Sincc my last, our poliical situation has chan
ged. Our army, under Gen. Houston, attacked II
division OF the Mc,icans under the command oi
Santa Ana in person, which resulted IN the com
pleie destruction of il, after killing about 500, aud
the same number ot prisoners, together with Santa
Ana, all his officers, and his Secretary, Nlmonlc, J
Ao.l Our loss was but Il Killed and - wounded,
Zone since icad) THIS appears almost impossible,
but II is true. Santa Ana offers 10 acknowledge
our Independence, aud let our Western limits be
the Rio Grande. This had from his own mouth
in a conversation | had with him. lie is rather
uneasy in his present situation. and will make. an,
promises to yet of but we will hold HIM fast un-
til we have ourselves secure and We intend To
give another knock in The head To another division
in II day on two, and ,on ma, look for another vie
tory rs pi oud n, this one, Ms We have more men !;
for, in the defeat of Santa Ana's division we had
but $50 men in the onparcmcnt-bui such u butch
cry | do not want 10 suo apain our ritlomcn char
gcd on the artillery and Killed every man that wns
serving at the cannon. We took several mule
loads oi money, and II great quantity Of o'h"r goods
and baggage, &c.
-" have not yet received the draft for tle
goods sold the Goytrnmrn'-a part OF the Cnhi-
net was in the fight, bat will have il al lusicd in n
few DAYS aud send il 10 YOU. will also visit Your
city soon and will be able to settle all. In case that
wan, any thing sen, down, | will write you when
and where.
With due respect, | remain Yours, &c.
JOHN |. LINN"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
NOTICE.,

A GltEIABIl To the last will OF Capt. Peter
a Austin, dee. the subscriber offers Tor sale the
Tract of Land ON which the SAID dccelcnt resided
nj the time of his death. 1t lies about one mile and
a halt southwest Of the New London Academy, and
contains 40 acres. The Improvements have all
been put on the place within the last : or 10 wears :
the Dwelling House is large, aud composed of first
rate materials, and for convenience in lis arrange
ments is not surpassed by any dwelling IN this sec
ton Of the country. There are about 10 acres of
Land supposed tn be cleared, and the greater part in
fine heart the Wood Land is heavily timbcred and
of superior quality for producing Tobacco Of the
finest kind. There Is a small Meadow, and very
productive, now on the place, and might be readily
enlarged 10 the extent of between 30 and 10 acres.
" hen the great variety If advantages attached to
this place is taken INTO considerations, to vii, its
contiguity to that very prosperous literary in
stitutIon, the New London Academy its being
situacd in one otthe most healthy, wealthy and in
telligcnt portions olimiddle Virginia, together with lis
fertility, Think lee lied in 81 ny that know
no rituation now for SALE, H. his .'tfion OF country.
containing So many advauilese The afrns will be
liberal. For further particulars, enquire at the sub
scribcr, living near New London.
W. W. AUSTIN, Error. Of
Peter Justin dccd.
Nav % wSw
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HATS, SHOES, DC.

fHNiE subscribers have gust received from the
u Northern cities, their SpIlng supply OF
Fine white Beaver Hats,
Fine drab Satin do
Fine black do do
Russia do tan elegant articlc)
Palm Leaf Hats, from p cts. 10 81.
Wool Hats and Caps of every description.
In addition to the above, we have variety of beau
titul Hats of our own manufacture, which cannot nc
eNcclled for cheapness and durability.
\ complete assortment OF llaiters Trimmings and
Furs.
Shoes Of every description, comprising in pant.
Ladies' fine Seal Skin
Ladies' common do
Ladies' Hastings
Ladies' French Morocco
Ladies' Md Slippers
Ladies' Satin Slippers
Gentlemen's Shoes, Boots, Pumps, &c. &c.
Bows and Misses do do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
IL. SEABLEtas,


AS Just received a supply of Fresh Mcdi-
- cincs, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye StulS, Fan
cy Articles, &c. &c. Among Which, ac
Best Calabria Liquor ice,
Sperm Oil,
Copal iarnisl, (qnick dr,ing,)
do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, IA considerable VARIETY
Iurpcntinc do.
Hair Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do.
Superior Razors,
Do. Straps,
Do. Pen Knives,
Do. Fine Combs,
Do. Dressing do.
Splendid Card Cases,
Metallic Pens, cheaper and better than quilts,
Letter Paper, various,
Note do.
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish Segars, (old,)
Nindow Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
Physicians Scales and Weights,
Starch,
Glue,
Spirits Turpentinc,
hlte Lead, (pure,) &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
\ new and delicious article of RASPBERRY
JAN III ID. jars, at 80 cents each, or 81 30 PEI
dozen, possessing all the freshness of the LARGE En-
glish Raspberry in season.
April IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

LN\RMfRS-l have commenced the manuf,r.
l. turr ri the PATENT WHEAT MAunl>r invent
ed ny David hn'uef' a German, and am prepared To
suppl, all orders south of the James and kanawh,
rivers, in Tins STATE. These machines arc cutfrcl,
simple and substantial. While they thrash as cierr
and As fast As an, ether maelllnc of the saue dimen-
SONS, the, completed, separate the wheat from thu
,traw and chan, which are thrown out IN one direction.
while the " cheat l. conveyed in another INTO a box.
completely cleaned and shiernrd, read, ton the mill.
All who have seen my machines III operation,
have lcadIl, admitted them 10 be cntlrrl, superior to
auy thing ot the kind ever before offered to the pub
he. To gentlemen wishing it, certificates OF the
most satisfactory hiul can be furnished. from some
al the most Intelligent farmers in Prince Edward and
ltncubufg. JAMES SCoFIEID.
Brydie's Store, inncuburg, Va. Ma, 2i. It