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by III. II. STACY.
From the Churchman.
THE FUNERAL THE EARTH.

THE FUNERAL OF THE EARTH.
uggosted By sermon ofhe Rec. Dr.. Ha,ck
on Adrent Sunday.
In vislon'd sleep melhought | saw
On that great day of fire,
Circled by phantom forms of awe
The hoary earth expire.
The moon with sckly grief grew pale,
The sun was shiouded in vail
Olcverlasing gloom:
And all the stars once fixed on hinI
Like moleors hurried through the sky,
10 light him TO his tomb.
The last winds that could ever sweep
Along the ocean surge,
WIN fearful signing woke the deep
10 swell his dying dirse;
And AL along The lurid air,
Lost spirits fleeing in dcpair,
In hollow murnurs muier'h
And seven hoarse ihunders from STROUD
OF gathered 5Iackness. waiting loud,
Their awful voices uttcrr'd
And shadowy forms in masses sprung
The earliest horn Of earth,
They, who when time himself was Young
Smiled on creations birth,
When myriads gathered side by side,
Ofal who eyer lived or died
About that couch Of pain
Chlld-palrlarch INSTRUMENTATION maid,
In dim mortality array'd
fearful funeral train!
The waning universe was dark
And blark as AZ the first,
E'e tic Young igm'> glad ,mal spark
Ger gloomy chaos burst
Save where in boundc.S space alone
The ul mo pl.,upt Itint l., shaun
Upon his funeral pyre--
An awful lamp, whose gIlmcring flame
As morals up To judgment came,
Lit up path ofrc.
II was Il dream yet such ,hllI be
When fast decaying time
Mels into dun eternity
With Majesty sublime.
When lurid smoke and flames are cml'd,
a burning slroul about the world,
And moral> all must stand.
In bitter agony and woe,
To watch his last expiring lroc,
And swell his funeral band.
O long expected Son Of Man.
Upon lha, awful day,
When earth fulfilled his little span
Shall shrink 10 noughr away,
lie thou our strength, whose strength would ii
With d,Ing nalLlc wasting pale.
And qu,eling with the shock
OF its death agony that We
Nav cling il Gath and trust TO thee
=. The eve. lasting rock
1Nep York, Nou, so, 1853 IT, u. ".
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From the Nergennes Palladium.
SHEEP AND TURNIPS.

Mr. BLAIsDELL,-l perceive that coca
sionally a small portion of your papor is de
voted to The subject Of agrlculurc, and
feeling anxious to promote 50 important n
science, and having made some experiment,
rather ont Of the common practice of our
formers, take the liberty To communicate
them TO you with the results. Should you
consider them worthy. You are at liberty to
lay them before your readers. They are
as follows:
La,l spring devoted about one hundred
aces Of Iond as pa-turage for my sheep,
aud di9ldcd = into lots Of 80 or 10 acres
each tine adjoining lot was composed of a
fine light loan, ra'hcr shallow. but well
adapted to most crops, with manure and
plaster. | went into the lot on the Goth
Jane. and plourhed half Gn acre of the
above described land put fence around
the same. and folded 800 sheep in it five
nights.
On the first day Of July narrowed and
sowed it with English iurnip seed Of this
summers growth aud LEFT the fence down:
the sheep being accustomed to that spot,
and prefcrrlng ploughed land to sleep on,
they aGuin yarded themselves there five
ring which time we had several showers
On examination ! found the field trndden
as hard As a common road. then expect
ed the seed would not come NJ. out the
weather proving favorable. the young plants
soon appeared. Without loss of lime,
busted The f. ID with four bushels of ashes
and on the third day with half a bushe Of
| plaster; when the plants were five or SIX
! inches high, spent two days IN wedding
and thinning them. Ga the first OF SEP
'cmbar began to pull for nv own use aud
to carry to market. The only fault found
with them was, they were wa large. The
crop will now show for itself, and is con
-ldered by all who have had oppori unity Of
viewing It, to be one OF he finest they ever
saw. They judge the crop will yield from
800 to 500 bushels, and thiak myself il
will eXcesd 200 bushels more than sufficient
to pay the expense Of harvesting.
Thus 1t may be seen that sheep may
contribute much 10 towards raising then
own food. have sown several other SINAI
crops with equal success. And by manag
ing as have above described | shall be
enabled to manure my plough land, or tn,
back part Of my farm and save the barr
manure to be APPLIED near home.
] will now compute the Debt and Credit
To two hands aud team, ploughlng
and fencing, 81 9!
To seed, o 2;
To two hands and team half Il day,
narrowing and fencing, /;
To bushels of ashes and busting. 0 G.
To half bushe of ashes and busting, 0 g.
20 TWO days work wedding and thin.
ming plants, 90
Credit.
BY 200 bushels a, 25 cts. pr bush. $50 OF
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Balance.
Sl3 90

o.
will here remark that the land will be
IN fine order for two years, without any
other manure than little plaster
have engaged a machine at the South
Tor cutting potatoes, turnIps aud other roots
for sheep. On lis arrival it will he free for
the examination OF those who wish to build.
! viii now close, with the earnest request
that our farmers would communicate the
result of their useful superintendent would
be beneficial to all. wish my neighbors
would follow Gen. Barnums example, by
freely communicating the information he
acquires by experience and by agricultural
publications., | believe II is but Justice to
say of him, that we are more indebted to
him than any other man in this part of the
country, for the introduction of fine domcs,
tic animals, his recommendation of The man,
ner Of breeding and crossing the breed OF
them, and for various other useful improve
ments m farming, REUBEN WHEELER.
- - ,435.
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REARING LAMBS

We make the following extract from {
communication of Daniel 5. Curtis, in The
Cultivator.
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AN ADDRESS.

D'ivered before the burlington Mechanick rs
soc'ation, on the Oath inst, by Mr.. ALExANDEr
CATLIs-and Published by request of the As,
sOciatjon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

M Cooisloul Of Executive power and kiss the hand up:
lifted TO desccralc our Constitution, and tear down Tue
citadel of our liberties. DO not see thlngs IaP'uS
tending TO this? In what is not the iresiucnts win
omnipoteut? lie is the great centre OF graVil''0" "
which all power is conrergIng. ,;;,
or by party influence: knnw that AN IN The mhoti
ty upon party politics, and if every principle %N'cn W.
Eod dear is to be by the tanatcal zeal o party
cannot hope to src the resolutions Defeated. E&pungc
the record of the Senate proceedings-expunse tme
nal. 5 journal, and where will you slur: we VIII TX
find you cApung!ng the Constitution ilsei' o'e'7e "
public good requires il.
| Mr.. WATKINS: So the people can.
Mr. PEIcE: | know the people can, SLY IN lh'r pr
mvc assemblies; but the Legislature, convened 10.
rether by the Constitution, and sworn TO support y.
We are yet in the full tide Of political experiment. 30
| far it has been happy. We have enjoyed IN great
deeree uularnishrd The rich Inheritance descended 10
us from our ure!atlcrs; an Inheritance when was
achieved by their ynlcr and consecraied with thel!
bi, 3D. We, their descendants must determine WIG.
ther we will preserve the precious inheritance ard
transmit il unsul!icd, unbroken, down 10 succeeding
generations with awnng puSillannlty yleldt up 10
be furnished and swallowed up in Executive usurpaon
Reject principle, reject the clearcst mandates OF your
Constitution submit TO party trammcs, and party lnu
ence and ere long you will your hopes pr"strard
your Constitution violated and some coming Executive
tyran trcadng down the liberties of The people. All
power will concentrate upon the Executive oilccrS-a
power will be welded by them-you will hc their slaves,
| and they your kings
When the shines mildly upon us-whcn The To-
pbyrs blow quietly around US, political path IS PaIn
and easy one; but when the political horizon becomes
obscured with dark and portentous clouds-whcn the
rains descend in torrents and the winds blow, rocking
the Garth to its cenre-when party wells shall he cast
over our eyes so that we can way but dimly-
he is firm politician who stand firm at his post,
| vindicatirg the Constitution and laws.
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POEY'gs y.

1,;Gl aud touching lines from
ho men ~ Mr. Sprarue poet who throws n and feeling we know
" thing On the score o nrrur tho su5Joinrd OK
Of nothing in the English language '"i''''''
tract :-Bostoa Ga:ct:e. T.. R,s.or ccrrir-.)
From "c &c., u, o .cason Of the academia
no @ syennss SINCE Of all the SURVIVING the Other
miIy The and mother b sam, house y three ycur
eighty years gd Aa rs Sf FA e IL MEETISG
Ne are all here:
Father, sloher,
Sister, Brother,
IN .bo hold each other dear.
Each chair is filled we're all at home,
Tonight let cold stranger come;
not often thus around
Our old familiar hearth we're found,
Bless then the meeting and the spot,
For be every fofs"t;
And Kind affection rule hour;
We're u-clI horc
We're not all here!
Some arc awuy-thc dead ones dear, -,
Who throngcd with US this a"e'emt ir"r'''
And gave the hour TO su'lt!c't m'I'h.
Fate, with stern, clcness hand
Some like night flash passed away,
And some sank, in:ct ring, day by DAY,
Tho quiet grave yard-somc he 'nc'''
And cruel Ocean has his share-
We're rot all here.
We arc u hero!
Even ,hey-the dcad-,housh dead, 50 dear.
Fond memory, TO her duty itur,
Brinss buck their faded forms 10 view.
How life. like through the mist OF years.
Each weliemembercd face appears
We see them time on: past,
From each 10 each kind looks cast
We hear their words, their smiles hchofi'
They're round $ they OF old
We arc all here.
We arc u here
Father Mother,
Sister, Brother,
You that love with lovo so deaf
This may long of us b" <"'a ,a,
Soon must JOIN the go, sn' b., ,,n SG""'
Some other circle will be found.
U then that wisdom may we hno"'
Tha, yields life Of peace below;
So in the world to follow this,
We're all-al here!
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EAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
Cd At meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
James River and Kanawha Company, held in the City
of Richmond. Saturday the 18th day Of Dec, 1888
Rcsnircd That the Stockholders Of the James River
and Kanawha Company, other than the State, be, and
they hereby required, to pay into the Bank ni Viz
GINA or one of its branches the sum Of FIVE DOLLARS
on each share of Stock held by them in said Company,
on or before the 9th day Of February next
By order Of tie President nnd DirectorS:
w. B. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
Y B.-The ns.alments that have been called for (ln
GLIDING the abovr) as follows.
1s nstalment, 81 per share, paid at the time Of SUBJ
scribing.
I'd instalment, 81 per share, due Both June, 1885.
Sd do. S. do do. 25th Nov, 1875.
4th do So do do. 25th Feb, 1896.
Ian . 72-wH
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will stand the present season

6<AROLlNlAN will stand the present season, s.r,
will terminate the 18th July next at my s,aII.
Sprng Grove, Hanover county, Va, al 50 the soss@
which may be discharged by the payment 0" so # t
within the season, So to insure mare to be IN c1
nnrl,nr with the mare will forfeit the insurance r,or.-
and 81 to the groom in every case. am better p,
p,tcd than lave ever been To take good Of mare,
that may br sent 10 tn" oTse and fed with t%o gai
of grain per day at % cts no charge fur servants l
NAV he sent with the mares. Every vii! be ,.."
10 prevent accidents and escapes, bat no rcsPonSi
for any that may happen.
(arul;niau is so well known together With his rich
i,rcr that deem ii unnecessary IL say more :h4D T.
,. no horse could he in better health :nt sp.r::s ,.,
Inc is At this time: better cvs;iiu;i"n anu b.,
ter fnal- gctter, never saw
Ms last r,. Of colts in this section of county MI =
three wears old this spring, and vii! be exhibited on Ia
Turf shall without accident. run four Of Thea,
rvs. If rs have each Of them in several s!akrs -,
onr OF them late last fall halt mile and repeat. t#hc.
,o usual distance for that agrl over Mayer D,,a.,
course. apainst very tar"rIlc Gohanna CO" OF Captain,
Wm. Williamson $, for $500 side, which W.,
with great case / never trained colt Of h> ne ,..'
WINS as fast, the others a; trained are very pr.n>a
w. /. WHITE
nI-.l,nt
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March !

yH'ERROR the full brother to Eclipse Lgi!ty,,
Black Maria, Shark, Bay Maria, &c. Ac. T..
stand the present season, At Orange Cour,-l"ac VI
and perhaps will, every tenth day, make :cip2...T
stand in Abcnarc, about - miles from lis t'..:.
s.and-S25 will bo the price o! the sason $50 ID.
sure For full particulars see nd.biIls
prdiprtc 6c-Trrrori is years old this Spring. n,.
,ul dark brown fully il hands inches high! "r! rror.
,curd accordingly. and never saw horse %! his >rt.
suruasscd him IN action lie was got by Eclipse. G..
LADY Lich,font He was reared by Col. Walter l..
WINSTON. OF; New York. who bred Eclipse, Gc.la
&c Nc, who still OWNS the one hail OF lrrr"'. n
consequence oil IrrorS receiving an INJURY III ms l:
hip when colt he made figure on the lmi-ar
pnsSrsscd immense speed. have the crTlIfcatrs%
COL Livingston and his trainer that they never 'a.a,s
faster horse; but the injury he received he never;
covered and would always he lame alter one :sal
was offered this sprIng $6,3ou for Terror EcIf'e
Luhtf,ot sold Tor :SlO.tU0. Black MaIl at any i!a@
while Oh the Turf, would have br"uGh! S1,@m SiG;l
brought l5 $780, the largest price stallion cr"r Sodt
in America and Bay Maria last fall. ''''-ta,.a:
$40 i, aud their dam, Lady Liyh'i"t, is now onr-
mr. and believe she has two or three other colts sir
also the dam Of Scrcamcr, by Henry. purchased by c.
g. Pryton for 81 GJJ 200. after she was taken ia
the Turf.
WM. J.. WHITE.
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ShPENING OF THE KAli. KDAD-Thc cars Of
q b the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Kan
Road Company, Will commence the transportation oi
pass,ngrrs aud property Monday, the 10Th inst be-
tween Richmond and the Steam Mill. near the South
Anna River. Th. following Ill be the hours OF arrival
and departure, daily until further notice:
Leave Richmond at o'clock. \. Nj.
Returning, leave the Steam Mill ut O'clock, /. NJ
The passage in each objection is expected /" be made
in an hour and quarter.
Tickets may be had at the Office in the Drpotprce
one dollar and quarter.
In order crafty such persons may wish TO make
excursions las been determined that during the first
month"; tickets for that purpose will rnr passengers
holding them to Il scat in In" first returning train after
the one for which they gvcn.
TO TRAVELLERS
connection has been formed with f. Porter & Cas-
line of Stages and Steamboats,, by which travellers be-
tween Washington city and Richmond will be trans
ported in the most expeditions manner the state OF The
weather will admit.
Due notice will be given of the cnnnexinn OF Il night
line, running at the hours with the Northern and
Southern Mail, which is soon expected to be made.
Notice will also be- given OF c"nnrXinn with K. NJ.
Weir & Co.'S line of Stages to Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville, for which arrangements in pro-
gross.
Way passengers will be taken i'll at the crossings Of
the public roads, and there only; and III that case, sig
nal must be given for stopping while The Engine is al
distance of 2DO yards more.
ClIAS. O. SANFORD,
.3gt. TranSportnti"n
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y AND NEAR THE GREEN SPRINGS FOR
SALE.-Thc subscriber offers for sale his tract Of
land yinr in The upper end of Louisa, Immediately
the road leading from Mcchanicsve to Louisa Court
house and within four miles Of the Green Springs, aud
containing between 300 and 1000 acres Having moved
to the West and being determined to SELL bargain may
he had, accommodating terms, by applying TO john
fore 18th March, shall sell it TO the highest bidder
accommodating terms, which will be made known at that
time at Capt Mchics Mill. adjoining the premises
Persons wishing purchase land, will do well to attend
TIOS. WASH.
E,h-,,-r % 1I-wiw-
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NHERRY VALE NURSERY.-Thc Subscriber
q proprietor of the above Nursery, which is located
abou, a mile from Richmond: The road leading to
Charlocsyil.c keeps constantly hand a supply Of
fruit trees prisng the usual variety: and Of quality
not surpassed lie has also on hand great variety OF
grape vines cnbracn those most celebrated for wine
and table use; for The latter he would partcuarize Nor,
tons virginia Seeding and Inducements Madeira
All his trees and vines oe best quality and will be
disposed of on terms liberal as those of any other
Nursery lie would invite purchasers to examine his
stock, briore they supply Observation-Disclosures from
distance will be promptly attended to- and the articles
ordered will be put up with the utmost
JOHN CARTER.
Feb DO 93-2aw5w
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All persons in
"a dcbed to The estate Of the late Mr. Lnnaus Boiling
decreased, are hereby notified and required to make i'm
mediate payment to the undcrsigncd-and al! persons
having claims against the said estate requested to
present thern properly authenticated, for payment.
p. A BOILING,
r. II. HUBBARD,
administrators Of Linn@ms Boiling, dec
Feb. Is g2-w.}%'
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TEHO MERIT NJ. ROBlNSON-Sir: AS you are not
a an inlaaitanl Of the Stale Of Virginia, | TAX" This
mode of informing you that SHALL on Monday, the 2-,h
day Of March next, at the office of Alderman Binns, in
9Th Chestnut street, in The city of Philadelphia,
in the State Of PENNSYLVANIA, between The hours ten
o'clock in the forenoon and five clock in the afternoon,
proceed take the deposition Of Thomas Ftna to be
read in evidence in 4 suit IAN action for iht) now
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancrry for the county Of tlrnrlco, in which suit
Plaintiff and YOU the SAID Merit W. Robinson are De-
PENDANT. THOMAS NJ. COitBY.
February 90 !Ei-wJw
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mTOTICE-Tbe subscriber wishes to hire for Inc ="
lance Of the year. first rate man o%oH w. ,,ice
come well recommended, and for such nGt' r
will be given. Joii. ~ ',I,,,.rlQ, 10.
Feb. %.
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@1ASil FOR 2OO NEGROES.-We will give the
q highest market price, IN cash. oE Two Lunut'u LINN
" NcrTm.s from II to . years of age Every person
Who intends 10 SELL will d, well to give us call near
Scabrooks Warehouse, where we are prepared TO Er'p
Them safe and comfortable, whether tor sale or olhe'
wise. 1.-Two -1 - -
Dec 81. 80
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H3OR SALE, Lot No. I5l, on D and : Sirccts-frons
3G feet on d Street and So feet the Basin bank.
For terms, apply to John w. illiams, at Mrs Ionp-
kins's, or George P. CrumP, OF Richmond
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REUSiC STORE.-Thc subscriber has just unpack
lSH ed ut his Music Store and Piano Forte Warehouse,
opposite the Virginia Bank, Main Street, elegant
PlAso FORTE, from the unrivacd manutactoy Of Nuns,
Clark 81 Co, Of New York. where assortment of
Piano Forcs from the nanuactory is constantly
on hand. Also, one of the best Of Chckcrng, Of Sos
ton-and the beautiful oak Instrument made by Loud
which took the premium in l-. al the Franklin lnst
tu,c Philadc liu All Of Music of the first com
poscrs and INSTRUMENTS Of the best makers.
Feb o. G-S-wtfrhl =. II. TAYLOR.
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aARNAEENTAL HEADS OF llAlR.--Mf 0'a'
~ announces TO the world Of taste and fashion, -,
arrival in Richmond his yearly tour OF duty al, .
formerly, is now prepared, and most Respectfully
ders his professional services, with splendid nss'r
of Ornamental Hair Work, which, he altefS "'',
is an establishment or substitute that cannot !" 'HPl,
ed MIR. Q.s location is at Mrs. Purcell! nex 10
Mss Shoe Store, where he is ready to otter Lao"
young Misses heads Of Hair 10 am'ra2n; l'soi rn,
Touquets, Rose Bows PIaI's Plain and Dress" a..
together with every variety OF CuFiS a"u ;, np,a:
sor,ment of Gentlemen Wigs and Tops, %i'" .sa.
and other springs, all on the most rcasonao'e
Mrs g. will attend 10 the calls of the Ladies oo-G
March >. ---I-
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1NkCULAR-Ihe subscribers. importers oil anu
q j dealers in China Glass and Eartirn"are, %hose
stores were DESTROYED by the great fire OF 10Th and lh
DecrnLrr would respectfully inform their customers
nu sout the Union of their present l"caiIons,aS" o.
the fact that owing the long passages OF the European
pnssarcs since they are now generally, in possession OF
better assortment Of goods than they usually have al
this season Of lhr year From the very large orders pre-
viosy given to the manufacturers, 1t is expected mat
,hr assortment Of the present season.. WILL III quantity,
he fully equal and in its quality superior 10 that OF any
former year it being composed Of the most recent ana
beautiful designs, without any mixture OF DID, rnsaeahIe
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGlsOf.o.l urs1;li. ,, 10
"a decree of Caroline County Court rendered IN ,!'I
suit of Coleman and others Is MINOR aol''''s.U s,J
G Geefee t W ON oy a" March NEXT Caro-
line Courthouse Nha being Court day. pFH STroc -
sell, at public auction, nr cash, sH likely young
Of whom two are boy and four female ,.,, ~
Also, on Saturday the Ih Of the sane i,on''; a.
CHESTERFIELD, in the county t" Caroline ao"u' wv" " b
distant from the premises small TRAer OF LAHp' w.
lon,rnr To The la!r Altr Mn"r. dcd usually KNOW"
bv The panc Of F',irlir!, i'll healthy and deSi"pie
observation-disclosures WITHIN mil" &" The k'chi''na, ln".
s,urr and Pr;.lac Rail Road containing MY hc'c
pnr. or less The improvements are. large anu COM
modious framed dwelling, which, with little rXPsnsr'
would he rendered quite convenient ana c""''' t'
,L ;il the necessary out houses. further drscrIp
lion is deemed unnecessary. as those wishing |"
will no doubt view the pFcnil:cs w c,h
TEnMs-A credit ut nine months VIII DC gwen o' ,''
,,rL h, nucbascr irving bond with approved security
the lille to be retained until the purchase money IS Pa'u
Possession riycn the lst day If January, lc:H
WILLIAM H. Is. WYATT. -3dm tor
~, :, rro v.iw1 Df iLtrcd Minor, dccd
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ER UNAWAY-Wa committed to the Jail Of Nor.
& q gan county, in the State OF Virginia. Negro slave
who calls himself BASIL, and says lie had belonged TO
Mr.. George Lane, who Sold him 10 William Stewart
from whom he escaped some time past. Said nero
committed TO the jail of this county on the 2s; day Of
October 1a:,5 he is about feet 10 inches in height
the left Jaw swollen, quite black and strongly formed
had on very old drab round about and pantao0ns and
an old hat The said negro says hr-s about A. years Of
aye; he tells different tales abont his escape says he has
wife near Annapolis. Maryland, living with Mr. George
Wilson The owner is requested TO come and claim said
negro according to law. WIN. THOMPSON,
Feb b. 1iO-wGw11 .Jnii0r ~ e.
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February Is.

MTOTlCE TO FARMERS.-Wc shall receive TO
q more Wheat this season, after the twentieth day
of the present month"; (Nlarch) Those who have Wheat
TO deliver are requested send il in before that day
7 j. CliENALLlE * Go.
GalIcgo Mills, March !. W-t2OM