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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07
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FrosaAt Ejcieaak Eaq0irer.
TOBACCO.-Ffom 1872 10 Ia55 inclusive. n
period Of ! Yeas, the annual average export of To
bacco from the thcn United Colonies was ~, sd,
7s5 lbs. From 1916 to ESP inclusive. a pellod of
7 years, (and dining the wsr of the Rc,olurionO
The annual average export Of Tobacco was i, 37s,-
5ui lbs, and during That ,lmc, 33,97j,9i9 pounds Of
Tobacco were captured by The enemy. From l7s7
to l7e9 inclusive, 3Sears, the annual average export
was S9.103,665 pounds.
The animal average export of Tobacco from $50
~iols32' inclusive, a pcpod Of q years, vas nearly
e2,7G0 hogsheads. Estimating The weight Of the
hogS'Ieads Al an average al Zoo pounds each, we
shall have a9,3l3.UL0 pounds, as the annual average
lof those q Yeas; AID - we hayc seen the annual
average export FOR The 1 years ending IN. and m
Guiding l's5 WIS 99.31 i.7rj pounds, which cstal,
ilshes the remarkable fact, that the expectation OF
ft1j Tobacco has remained stationary or the period
600 years -
In I'm, tie export Of manufactured Tobacco was
1I,I2@ pounds HE quantity las steadily increased :;
and IN io33, the manufactured Tobacco exported A.
mounted to ~3,SI7,s5l pounds.
! sutJ"in = statement OF pilccs from ls20to 1855,
a period OF Is Years:
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The British irisate Actron, Captain Lord Ed.
ward Russell, which has lately returned to Enc.
land, was, for some time emploved in vis,,irr ~,
South Sea Islands, and on llth January. ls39. ar.
rived at Pitcairn's Island, so well known as the
place where the mutineeis of the Bountv finally 20
sorted and the descendants of whom are now lv.
ing 'here. Immediately on our arrival, says a cor
..,pou'eh' o' 'ne ii'n's Telegraph, several of the
natives came of in canoes, dressed in tho rna
hsh style they continue TO live in the ,,lioionns
way IN which they were brought up by John Ad.
ans, the last survivor of the mutineers. THE ~ -
men, as well as the men. work IN the VAN fields
anu are very industrionS; there were ninety-two
persons hVihs on the Island, three of whom were
En~slishmen, who had gone. out there. and ,wo -,
them Messrs' Hill and Nobbs, kept school. They
nave an abundance OF goats, fowls, pigs, plantains,
vans ana sweet potatoes, and appear very happy
Island. ' ~
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NV YORK, MAY 81

NV YORK, MAY 81.
me New-lofk Annual Conference of the Nletho-
"si Episcopal lhuleh has been in session, in the
ufeen-sireet Church ia tins city, since the IG,h
inst. A meeting Of the Bishops has also Leen con.
'ehed' and lor some days, the Conferences have had
me presence OF Bishops Soule. Heddlnc. Andrew,
waugh ana Morris, during their deliberations
Dishop lieddIng IS understood 10 be the p,esi-
uioe blshop, although he IS occasionally assist
ed in'he duticsof the chair by hs colleaeues al
lernately. ~"
lie session OF the Conference has lee, and -
sun pfotracted 10y reason Of several of IFS members
having oeen put on then t1al on charges of :, co,.
'un'Iy ana INSTRUMENTATION" IN agitating the
churches by discussions on aboliuouis,, ana, osna
cially in having lately a =" Methodist anti s,, wfr
convention, so called, the character and Jo,ncs =,
winch are regarded by he Conference as .unantIor'
ized' schlsnlatcal and revolutionary" The nrn,L
y lnhlcted upon those convicted OF the cbo,ees Va
ies III proportion TO the extent in which ,hey have
Dee Implicated IN The agitation of the Chm. ri
.ne. suspension from the ministry, or from a nara -,
distinctions, until they shall give satisf,ction n rho
Conference. III
ne mas are conducted with omen doo,s aud ,bo
church ia winch they are held is crowded win bo,b
~oS' "nu III classes, including a number of "co-
~ - an'es SUI gentlemen" all Of whom seem 10
De ueeply interested in the PROCEEDINGS.
From the decisions thus far m,Jo :, Ii.
lhai Tue large body Of ministers compnsing ,bjs Co.,
ieiehce' nearly two hundred in number. , ,ln,ns,
unanimous IN condemnIug all abolition moyeue,is
anu ASSOCIATIONS IN connection with The church q. AID
afe'Procecding, by very decided maioriiles. in IN.
prosecution and deposition Of the few rei,,c,o,y
hcifoers. Considering the exciting MATINEE of ,bgs
topics under discussion, we are Informed ,ba, =
'o"iheidabie spirit oicalinness and self possessio,
Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07

Thomas Steptoe aud William Langhurno, adam.
with the will annexed OF James G. Stcptac. dec i
Robert G. Steptoe, William G.. LellwIcl, the sui
Thomas Stcptoe in his own right, james :. frt.
" i. Iam NJ. BurwelI and Frances G.. hs vii. lm
merry Frances {. Steptoe, Edward d. Speploe AMI
Catherine Steptoe, Dfl ,
Among other things, adjudge, order and dec
that Il commissioner Of the said Court 4" take aa 3D..
count OF the outstanding aud unsatisiicd d,b.sd.e
from The estate OF the said james {. Sleptoc. deaa
designating the grade ami character OF each OF sat
debts, and to eiItble hlm 10 take sad account, lr
commissioner Is directed, previously To tuhIug lc
same, to publish, Tor two months successfully. M
some newspaper printed IN the town OF Lyucnbu.
a notice, requiring the creditors OF said deccdeat r
exhibit before him, at the time aud place >prtI8,I
in sand notice, the evidence Of their respective d.
niauds -
Now, therefore, noticcl is hereby given to all persons
holding outstanding x nnsatislied debts Jalnst lbsr,
tate Of he said james G.. SJeptoe, drc'd, that rlea.
derslgned, commissioner OF sad Court, VIII, co
Thursday the 10th day OF July, lS3S, at tn hotr %
10 O'Clock IN tile morning, at his office, ~ the loDHlt
Liberty, Bedford county, proceed to take the acoo4n'
directed by said decree :-at which time aGd plN
all the creditors OF SAID lanes c. Stcpiae, dec'd.au
required TO exhibit before HIM the evidence Of riar
respective demands. inc. A. WHARTON, {.
Liberty, May Il VIZ
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'birh-Thc citizens with becoming liberaliiy, imme-
1i,trl, donated them \ section OF land.
4aaiha a Mrs. Gibson, al the same county,
presented her husband with five children at two
bpihs. Ind get ago1er ON tue l7'h ult. Nr''
William R,bey. Of La Fayelre county, was deIls.
al hrse children. We are told the citizens sub
scribed literally To endow The tto--t"o dausll-
ters and n son.
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w

How much ofrhasgc Iia.n a lulssrare'
How sean lhs -pi#ts lsa'c iheir Youth b.Iinl'
The eaily -raen tor-4ts- ns bnush. the aower.,
Naiarss mafe aifs Ike and fasls ono.
nfsop 9a iasu at slIs. and ia, later leaves
Have arlaee and euiHup-4a the he1rt.
ilaw soon Is sofi sFuae huaf, taae dtraer hurs'
AMI hopes, Tint were Ike rainbow mclt IN .hal
NhIs fae fan latefc, all Aoa tlr 1t -reuid'
Grow dark and aetual. l.. T.. l..
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FROM III Petersburg hteiheencer, June l.
COMMONWEALTHy M,pTC

AT the Superior Court of Prince Coo,oo .uh..
""Joufbeu iast evening. Thomas Il. Marks ~ a tr;eJ
upon TWO indictments for murder, the one "a, ,le
murder OF Lucretia Il. Ledbetter. which was f,s,
.'ed, the other for the murder of Edward Leblanc
nef husband lntle first case, the jury found a YER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07

The rates OF Insurance are as low as any in the u
nitcd States. For Sl3 10, a person aged 80 NAV
secure $1,000 to his representatives or creditors, il
he should die within the year.
The terms ON which annuities are granted, are
more favorable to the annuitant than at any other of
ice II THIS country.-A person 60 years OF age will
be paid so % for life, for every 500 deposited with
the Company.
The endowments are on the same plan. For 500
paid at the birth OF a child, 1t viii pay 500, ifhe at
tam the age of2l.
The Company will also receive money for a wear.
and pay - per cent. interest, semi-annually, or com
pound it atthat rate.
Office, p SecoRi Street, Baltimore.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President.
}. |. ATKINSON, Secretary.
ne Undersigned Is appointed agent of the BALI
more LIE Insurance Company, aud will give any
information TO persons wishing to make assurances.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY.
Sept x,s
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POLITICAL.
rrur MODEST ssToxr.

A supercilious natob ofthe cas,,
Naughty, being great, and pnrsr-areud, bein. racl.
A governor, or general ri the least,
have forgotten which.
lIsdin his family an humble youth. T
Who wen, from ENGLAND in las patrons suit,
An unassnminx body, and, in truth.
A lad of accsn, puris, and good rpuic.
This youth had sense. md spirit.
But yet, with all his sense.
Excessive di1idcuce
obseurcd his merit.
Ono aay at table fush'd With pride, and wine,
Ills honor, proudly free, severely merry,
Concciv'd il would he vastly fine
To crack a joke upon his secretary.
"Youug man" said he, "by what art, cran, or trade,
Did your good father gain his livelihood p
ale was a saddler, sir" Modestus said,
And in his Inc was rcckon'd good"
"A saddler. ELI and learnt you Greek;
Instead oflearning YOU 10 sew
Pray, why did not your father make
A saddier, sir, of yoaH'
Each pararsito, Then, ms in duty bound,
The joke appluuded, aud the laugh wont round.
At length Aludesias, boNing low,
Sud, tenyins pardon, IL loo itre lac mode,l
"Sif, by ,ouf leave, tin would know
Your fathers trade
AZ fathers t1adc -ls heaven. tlaf's too bad,
BY fathers b-ade why, hlocAlsad. art lhou mad
Ny father, SIR, did never ,,und 80 low
he was q gcsaesna, II have you know -
"Exeusc the liirfiy | take
MeIestuss said, with arcinof7 on h, brow,
"PEt. VIZ jlI not taur father make
AseaA5ataA a goa p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07

-, froo' he Natchcs (Uiss.) Free 7radcr.
The wife Of J. C.lIudsun. nr iI,,sb,u go,
lately delivered Of three prolils,ns clllIIcn \, .
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Nav 10

~EllEREAS, the Circuit Superior Coatf W
W Law and Cl1ncery of Bedford county,.
on the 8ih day of May, ISIS, in a cause dhctya.
pending, OF
John NJ. Harvey and Masdalino Harvey, es'
and exccurix OF Matthew lluyev, deed. PIT
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A T Cironit Superior conn of In
= Gerry continued and held for I'M
campbell The 27lh day Of April, laa- f%poa94
Early aud Margaret his wife. 80 H.,
Igaiast
William Y Hidden, James VI. Had,
lladen, Richard q. Haden, Samuel = fsHf =
Jane hls wife, Charles Anthony and N, an, i"ias
Mary Jones, John II. Henderson Ia his pn,
wife, Moses Arnold and Margaret In .daua ,
Hopkins, and Anselm l.. Hidcn and " Ne 9'aies n
den IN their own right, aud as dmjtis, r''1So9 IL,
- Defcaa.
lhlsuay tins cause came on az I'm to be far,
upon tle papers iofileiy read, the ausBrr.a, ae7ri
Tardy and Jane his wife, Charles Ar,I''so u SUM.
tina his wife, Anselm l.. lladrn. NJ" ahd Il,
IL. Henderson and Martha his ,ilo 'oaf~, l8',
and Margarethls "ile,and james II. IIa .ao, AthoI
pllcations thereto, exhibits, eX,e,,,,,5 f"'hs' Win
aud the subpoena awarded in this ca, ms . " tue sy
of September 1887, which appears ~ on Inc II
executed on the Defendants W,6,aaao otcH du'
Richard G. lladen, Anselm l.. Had ', iladcr
laden, &ihe subpoena awarded IN this c,,a ''alho
2oth day oil september 1887, which appea,. VI III
peen auiy executed on the Defendant, .J,,o NV
Haden, and the order of publication aoa,' saIaes VI
fendant Achilles NJ. Haden, which ann, ,ne Do
been duly published, and they still laiI5,r, T., "s " ha'
motion OF the Plaintiff, the bill ofihc paS, "rPed,o
for confessed, as To the said Richard G. In - Is BE-
liam V. Haden. Anselm l.. lIaden. Maids
Jams Nj. Haden' aud Achilles NJ. lladen. g. 'ia'
slde[at'on whereof The Court doth order dat oy ..'
ITS Commissioners take an account of tbe sI,.f
ttatIon OF Anselm l.. liaden and Madison IL
on the estate other i|nctstatc, an aeeona, - 80
vancts made by the said lntcstate. in his 6. ,ns aa .'
the Plaintiffs OF Daiendauts-in land. ,,asa.
efiects,-an account OF the value of thc ,e,I 10
III the proceedings mentioned, and an accom-, -
selm l.. lladen aud Madison Ila3cn, rccr,.
pointed under an order made in tins cansa .,
last term, and make report thereof 10 tins 60
with any matters socially stated, thaueitpelln=.
hInseli'of required by the parties to be 70 state.
tract from order book.
Ieste,
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JOHN ALEXANDRIA, lo5
CoNNIssIoNNRs Orgr,o

Campbell Court House, Nay 81, Lass.
The parties interested IN the loreeoIna OIL
count Will take notice lh1t ! have appointed IT,.
day the llth day olJune ncxt lis33) 10 comm.
the accounts directed by the foregoing order of Gov.
en- Which day at the hour Of 10 o'clock. 4. n ,
are required TO attend dtmy Office at Campbell O.
House with their accounts, vouchers and cow
Court papers, prepared for examination and ..4.r
nett. JOSIAH SIIEPpEkSD\ fu,t.
The Parties interested IN the above sun viii al.
notice, that, at The office OF Josiah Sheppceson. E,o.
at Campbell Court House, on the lilh dry Of l,nI.
next, we shall proceed 10 take sundry deposlaof>. r.
be read before the COMMISSIONS III the settlement mi
the account, and on the trill of the suit above ra,p.
toned. Should said deposllions not be taken m
completed ON that day, then they viii be taken at lu,
same place on The day thereafter, and regularly eoa.
tinued from day to day, ill taken and completed.
SAMUEL TAEB1.
CHARLES ANTHONY.
May 10 w4g
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-Four Tracts of land,


With the appurtenanccs, lying and beng in the
county OF Amlcrst-to wit, the lSt Tract on
tanning 122i Acres, more or less, being the
SAINT conveyed To conveyed to Richard 5. Ellis by
John Burks and Elizabeth his wife, by deed, bearing
date on the 10th day ofOctober, 1916, X ofrecord in
the county court OF Amherst the 81 TRACT, con-
tanning lllf ACRES, more OF less, being the same
which was convcyd To the said Ellis by Samuel
Burks tson of Charles) and Rhodl his wife, by deed
dated the Sd day OF January lS2s, and of record in
! Amherst county CouIt,-the Sd Tract. containing
- Acres, patentcd TO Josiah Ellis IN ESQ, aud be
queathed ~, or iHlrrlted dg, the said Richard 5. Ell
Island the 18th Tr3ci, contain ig so Acres,
purchased by the said Richard s. Ellis of Charles
Burks's hcils-and the deeds for which areof re-
cord in the county Court Of Amherst.
Also the following Ss.ss'ES, aud the increase
of the females OF them (If any, born since the LIST dry
of February, lS30,) namely Shadrack, a man, and
Jlnuey his wife, aud thcir five children Jesse, Gil
lar, Hannah, Emily, and james hcssia, and her
three children, Winston. Anderson and Henry ;
David, and Dlbney, Mustaphja, and Lewis, Black
smlthS-twhich said Lands and Slaves were hereto
fore conveyed by the said Richard s. Ellis to Thorn
as \. liolcombe, as Comm sSioncr, &c. by deed of
mortgage, bearing date on HE lst day of February,
lS30-and also OF record in the said county Court
OF Amherst.) JOHN COLEMAN, !ShciG
ot-lmherst county.
May 3 t9J
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NOTICE.

4 LII those having claims against the estate of
"a Mack Jackson, decd. are requested to present
lhcm forthwith To The undersigned for payment: and
all those indebted 10 the Sald estate. ate requested 10
make immediate payment. X. ROBERTS,
Executor OF Mack jackson, deed.
MAY %. Ar
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SPRING SUPPLY

Nlli appear IN due season. We thank our friends
tortheir liberal encouragement, and take pleasure IN
assuring them, that we viii continue to offer such IN
ducemcnts to all who will deal with Us, as cannot fail
TO give satisfaction. J.. X. BAILEY Co
Amherst Courthouse, March Is
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/ rance does not consume much Of our Tobacco,
because IT'S grown extensively IN that country. In
ISIS there were 1s,5i5,0Oo pounds grown ia
france, and IN io2O, the quantity produced was
9@'oo|'9oo pounds, beng nearly double in three
years. / am unable to state the amount raised in
France since ls20.
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Mrs. NciAinie,'s Corsetts.

4 SMALL Invoice of this Justly celebrated
a Ornament, this day to hand, of new shapes
chd designs, and Beautifully finished.
ROBINSON AELLIOTT.
ApIiI9 -
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L.E.1D .F.SD SK.Iy'ES
Az

TN PURSUANCE or \ pECRETAL ORDER
L ofthe Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan-
Gerry for the town of Lynchburg, made at the last
term of the SAID Court, in Il suit therein depending,
wherein Chlswcll Dabncyi Is PlalLtil, and Ohm Bull
lock, James Bullock, and others are defendants the
undersigned will, ON the Sth day %ofJnnc, 1888, at tn
pedlar Mills, in the county of Amherst, expose to
snle. by WY OF nALlic Auctlnn. for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07

g ist1dt-d iof iss'eedy ana perfect removal Ui Gonorrlua and
hIeet.
ANEE-sy p~IIs:ITIC sSHgp.-This m 4Iiciue Is
in all lcnHfaul Disorlers,a ccrtlin remedy and other lue,li-
eines for diseases To which the haman frame i Inost liable
Fora tail and particular account OF DR.. Kuhl's medicines.
Ih,ir properties and uature, ste " The Medical Advertiser
Which tuag be had traits nj DIR. kuhEs o1icc. n ur his ,,r5nt.
hy mail.
From the Washington Globe.
W, feel # o,r I,,y =, i,so,tt IN, follo,;n, co,,,,rnio,,;a,
u, m ,oInrnns ,,,.s,,nc, a. ,b, eaieacy and ~, No. n.n'r %
ID, KnLl's iGrs,nar - VII lunun Inn! : "' s'"'S "'''ss u
y,n ,yiiI nL,asa n I" IN W ,airn a n, Tho cJI,..;..a.c
,ats: ~ '''u"
i, hereby ,or,iry ,I,o, oLant Tho l., of Io,,or, ,az,
ken viii, iP,raIysifs' mn" IN, ins,m ~" R In, : "a a Ia a,
y,r.t,ol1 and ndamm,inry ri,rumo,ism tta, over, yns !" ,,
on mankind. 80 far ns | can learn. the use of every lIub was
taken from me, besides Il tremendous swelling at every iont
fever with the same, aud attended with the most excriciating
commenduble for the sumo, but to no effect. /, by accident
was Informed that Dr. kuhl wasn't Orange Court House. 1
seut for him Immediately, and by IMPLYING his medicines |
fit Il change in less tnu IN hour after lc came. Tie medi-
zines used. were the Rc-lorrof the Blood. Aromatic Extract
tiuld Mine BaIsam. Universal Plaster and Icpnratiye Pow
der. therefore recommend his treatment to all those laborinr
under alliglnn as given under my hand and seal, This I3tb d,l
of March, 1887.
H.. ). JOHN PEYTON.
Near Orange Court House. Ia.
DIR. kull, NOTWITHSTANDING the statement in the above GER
tiicate, wishes 10 be understood, that in general, cures can
not be elected within an hour, ultiou@hu person may be much
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IlRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerk Office % that I-
' cult Superior Court oflaw aud Chaar-4 tnG tl >eu.J
of Amherst, on Monday, the 7th day ofAia! ,i53!
Mary Turner, PlainuH,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07

For chronic aud other Diseases, whether produced by bile,
phleem, from internal morbid matters, arising from badly cur
ed old disorders, from The nse OF mercury, calonei, bark, dc.
lcul Advertiser.
AHEssISIa MIXTURE, lin liquid md in paste
& lsagated Tor I~tsspeedy and perfect removal Of Gonorflua and
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a period of 10y,


Statement showing the quantity Of Tobacco export
eat me most Important lofti.n Tobacco mar
kets, lroIn ls32 10 l-I5. InelnsINe:
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in all ! cifsfeal Disorlers,a ccrtRal remedy and other nedl
zines for diseases tp which the human frame l. most liable.
Fora iall aud particular account of DIR. kuhl's medicines
tI,ir properties and nature, see :" The Medical Advertiser
which MAJ be had traits at DIR. kuhl's office, or of his ngent
lK mail
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eht stti =
Spinning n hodge,, Il oksellers, lG4 Nassau street, city
Of NeV York.
Robert Kelly, Newhurg.
Joseph Bogardp-, liahii!l Village, Duchess county.
~ Wholesale purchasers Willie favored with u discount
Of p per cent. afIr. kIIi1.'S Office, Richmond. Va, but TIN
nj aGul4t n8st he uai unit I'd by mail, post PudJ in current
b23kl Isos L IUt a~tsIsht,o on Richmond, Va.
Dec. Is Pm
N~IRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
' Circuit superior Court OF Law aud thaneer, Tor the
county ot tmhefst, ON Mondu! the 1th day ollIay. Id}a.
Henry IIoyeard, llaiutin,
IgataSt
Martin London, Lewis p. Simpson, james Wilmington and
Lewis Gregory, executors of james London, deed, aud Nel-
son {. Dawson, administrator with the will annexed Of Antlo
ny knrker, deed. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Martin London, not having entered his
appearance aud given security, according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an i~nliaGitant OF
This country 1t * ordered that the SAID defendant do APP
Penrlerc ON the FIRST day ofthc next September term, and an
swert The bill OF the plaintaf; and that u copy of this order be
forth" nh inserted in some newspaper published III the town
OF l%ynclburr for two months succrssiyclv, and posted at the
front lour OF the courthouse otthis county.
\ Copy-Icste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
Nav 81 WIN
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Rcssorcr Of the Blood,

snlIY ktpt upon, on AInln Strl
-Iur LIZ .uLn of LII GnIDLnnI.,I
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-07
AGRICULTURAL.
FLEMISH HUsRANnRx.

From our earliest recollections, Of ,or;
cultural matters. Flanders has been eon.
sldered proverbial for fertility; and !,
would seem from the examination Will :
we have given to the work before ms 5ba,
Its agriculture justly merits the high char.
ae.sr winch 1t has acquired. And vet
with partial exceptions, the soil is not nat,
9rally rich; it is POOR, such as we sbonId
denominate very poor. 1t is mostly fat
wet, cold, sandy district. Whence then
Is productiveness a-The answer which
may be gathered from our notes may af
lord useful lessons in American husband
~. Its productiveness arises,
|. From the small size of farms, and
keeping them constantly 10 crop !; no man
attempting to manage more than he can
manage well.