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.Nnlnn Lkafil. DIN DC Tc.,- J
Sr-In reference In my dtspatrh of Tins d"v hereby
announce that | have lrnusmnifd information la tie
cumuuudant # naval forces III the Parfc Ocean,
of the drcnraun If var. bv MryIcn against F'nnc,.
with urdes pr"cs.d instantly I" The Western coast Of
AI.1irn wh all his ,lrsp,sab' strength beg ynu IA
COMMUNICATE, name, thS ni"riaInn I" all tlr
cnusus ard agents m France, the Two conIn"nis III
Auerca through whom it n'ny lie conveyed either T."
any commander ni squadron. nr 1" The commander
OF an, frp.ch vessel Ci IN Tie Pacific Ocean
rely upon your activity in his respect Accept. " la
Consul General the assurance OF NY very high consld.
Grafton.
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$4,000 --&lO,0GG.
Nir"iRia Stale e.Ot(erY.

For the hen, HI of The Town ct Whrerng - .'ss w.
9 for lc39.-To hp drawn al Alexandra, Va =, q" -
,urday. Odd Feb lS:9
GRAND CaPIrALs-S $780, GOO. 10 0O0. GOO 0,o J.
600 10; 30 prizes oil 500 80 Of 5U0, 80 Of 400 NC
&c.
Tickets only $40. halves 5. quarters % go,
Certificates OF packages OF 20 Whole Tickets -
Do. do. 70 Hall DO. ..
Do do 90 Quarter d. =:
n Ordfrs for 7Ickeis and ShaJ'S or teT'taf"'!
P0ckaycs The ahnVe Magn6csn nj Schemes. Will ftcr
the prompt attention, md otic'n account "' w..
draring sent Immediately alter 1t is over 10 all "h' 0'
from us. Address,
DS. GREGORY l. co. ManoGU;,:
Richmond. Va
. Tickets in all other lotteries under our Gah'-'
menl constantly for sale as above.
Jan II "--'"|-
NEORUS MULTlCAULIS The sn"scr'orf r,
Iva pec,fulIy informs The public That IL hos mace
rangeme Is to furnish the genuine AuruS Nu!"h'''
lots suit purchasers with variety at SILK wof"
all of ~hich will be putup So as 10 SO safely I" al!
Of the Union. Persons al distancr may resi- ass"'.
having all orders pu, up with thu srTc'F't hd''.!
ispatch To companies or individuals waning ,''.
amount 4 libe raj discount will be made. Apply '"''"
ateiy TO ~,
Ibid LOWNES, Agent, Richmond , Va
Cross street leading 10 Mayo, 0'''
M, ii e3-2sw3G
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u 500 600 II
THE MOST SPLENDID YET!
V'ir.iEiia Norfolk lottery,

Class No. Ito he drawn Saturday, February 18th,
I-:}9. al Alexandria
- N"s.-l4 drawn out.
Grand tapiiais
Prize Of sou Oo0 ] Prrz" of..... So on0
I....do.. ....... 900 l....do ......200O
l....dn.........3 600 TO-. do.........I ono
do. 49,. a 600 TO-. .do"........ 80
Nc. &c &c.
Tickets only SlO, halves - qrar,ers 30.
Certificate of packages Of % whole Tickets $500
D." S Go 3 3 e e"a S do SO go
Frbruary Cd $50 OOOncu-- Tickets Sin-Cerrifcnte
cr a Package Of whole tickets Sl4O-haves S70-Gnar-
ters 50
FcJrraru $50 0O0-Tickels SO Certificate OF a
Package Of whole tickets $3.50 halves $G5-quarters
S32 30.
f,hruorv 18th -HoYT's FAVORlTE. $50 900
Tickets SlO--Cpr'ifica,r Of Package of whoes Sl2O-
halves StO-quarrers $50
Ftbrmuru gid S3i 600 Tickets SO Certificate Of
package u whole tickets $li0-haIres $70-quurters
So
NJ Please address,
D VI HOYT, Richmond, Ha
At The Virginia Lottery Office, who mas sold and is sell
ing and cashirg more Capital Prizes, than any vender
in the know world.
Orders for Tickets from part of the United States
by mail Other wise, enclosing cash prize Tickets
thankfully received and executed by return mail. with
the same prompt attention as personal application and
the result srnt ~hpn reques,ed Immediately after the
drnwing-if addressed 10 ID. NJ. HOYT.
Jan q T-r
Holm P Stage CO. Hhoitsaie Dealers ia Fancy and Staple
Dry GOd, No l19 Pearl Street, NEW foRg "A general
OF and GOODS scected from the late extern
arrivals, may be found by applying as above.
Jan 81 su-2iw6w
COMPREHENSIVE HuDBARp & GARDSFRha
q ! ing formed connection with Ambrose Carlton
(Which took effect the lst instantly The business will
in future be conducted under the firm Of Hubbard Gard
ner & Co
All PERSONS having claims against tie late firm Of Hub
bard & Gardner will please present them for payment
and all those indebted will confer favor by an early
settlement Of their respective accounts.
Jan S6 TS-l2tH
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Fnrxcn Squadron Is TIE rACrfiC We have re
c,.v.d from " De IA Forest. thu Consul General Of
France atestrd copy Of the following important let
ter mich We translate:
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GrntyoI Commisyi0n and Groce,y Business

GCHfrHi COWm'SSk1H ana pF"'e'Y business
BNLLiS ELLErr q co ann"uuce I" thur in. nd,
a. and the public that they hav" removed it, la.,,
IVrmrr stand on Snrckoe iI To- h" large and c,uro
drnus buildings recently nccupr"d hy ii""iy Frsn d.
rectly IN front o thu lower landing 81 IN" EIsr ,at
coniiyunus 10 Chpyallirs Mills. "hr- they pru;rsa
conducting n general C"HMissI'N, III c"umrcii,u u.5
the GROCERY BusISEsS, embracing The she Z" IoJ.oa
Hhr0f tiour. aud other products u" The s"l They s..
attend dsposng o!real estate" and personal puy-ry
of every description, either IN town "r c"un'ry. al ~,
vae or public sale, and also To receiving aud
goods upon he usual terms, for "hCh Ius bGlClng
sell calculated, on account o! IT'S "caiion commYcprs
ness and SAFETY from hr dangers "i fire
They wiIi k'"p constantly On hand Vel s"Itr,et
stock Of GRoCERIEs which will rnah~ ,rrm !uu..l
their CUSTOMERS with every nrtrcr IN that lne.
Personal and strict attention will b" Gsy"l'd IN bust
ness OF every kind with which Ilry may he favored
JAMES II. ELLIS
SEMlLE ELiErr
WILLIAM ELLIS
january 81 81 Tuy
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For tIp h-rtht NJ The NJ chhnlcaI s. ntvk ~ 5000
Of N"rfnlk - Class M J. tor l-30 Il" h' drawn .
ALEXANDRIA, Va on Saturday 10Th Feb I-3o
i'nILLi.>I ScHEME--l Pr'z" al S3nUuO. SOW
So OGO. 81 0C0, $500 $2,U0D, 81 OILS, ~ OF SIu''
&c. &c.
1'rkris only $40. halves S. quarters 50 30. .
Dn do o. half L q
DO DO 25 quarter do ."
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Essasds Ess's
Exchange s. AOitery once,
hicmMusp, VIRGINIA.

SETE have The pleasure nt presenting 10 our
w friends and patrons another splendid Lof1tkf'
with a capital of $50 600 winch viii be Drawn oh ION
February The inck at the old established Gtc-, this
year has been unprrc drn,ed rR having s"Ia more
pri2Ps This year, Than any other rrndef ia me Guy, a"o
NJ arIy oil IN Whole Tickets Bythe-by things OF ihls
kind very scarce excerpt with u.s. as mere 10 oh'y
,pa established Prize Office in the CIV which can be
fund by nqnrng for BIggers Pf'z" Office, where all
the prizrs sold We respectfully call The attention
Of advrnuefs this splendid Lottery, and request mat
an order will be forwarded immediately 10 us, in order
that may be Disappointed. All orders answered oy
return mail, when addressed In
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a1ANK Of virginia Ia. President &c: GirsS:o.,l,,
M cnrrt DviIeud for the last halt year. Of D..
y ROBIN 'UA .
Jo,5 tG9-tt j.. No..
NxORUS MULTICAULiS AND SILK WORN
IVA EGGS B 600 Trees IN cH~.s. ready Tor Irail,,.
lnlIon; and supply OF Silk W"rm Eggs OF the n,y,,
approved klnds-receIved and i"r sale ny
Il. ID. LONNES. Act
JAMS fG9-ul R"hmnRd. Ia
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.iycnf AZ hcbmOnf
TnOS K. BRACE.

President Emu Insurance t0mP0Ry
TIRE subscriber intending for the future L" d"v"I" BIS
undivided attention 10 the subject of Insurance, ina'
i, proper TO add, that EVERY loss winch has ocrur'c
during his agency Of the finn Oice, for The last 70
years has been literally adjusted and settled by him. 10
the satisfaction OF the parties insured.
JNO o. LAY.
Aren't Efp0 Hsurancs Company
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ThEEi .FEN.&
EEEPE Insurance dU2ssGHfU
Jan 10

q RE continuing To- take risks IN Town md Country,
"a on DwplIiru HOUSES STOKES. Manufactures. Mis-
md other Buildings. and Furniture. Lhrar'rs N'p'
ing Apparel Stocks of G"nds Machinery. and he
Stock oi Mills and Manufs:l"ries. as well as on no,i
other descript Of Insurabe property l"e irfms
will in all cases be made favorable be- obtain
ed n, any other good Office. Applications I" he made
either personally, BY letter, I" The Agent IN Richmond
JOHN q. LAY.
Y,,,y N, I,JrJy,Gnf
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To the Consul Gcncra of France. New York

We panied to have 10 Announce the sudden death
of CulELrs &. WHOA E'q Chief C!rrk IN he nlicr
Of the Cunuissary Grnrfa mi Subsistence III Ibis eng
He rxIrrd Saturday. in.rGu'areOusy without any
previous indication ii illness. whilst a v,si at the
house q! u itrrnd lie grnirman universally es-
itctnr ard excellent public officer. and brSrd"s lis
lrlents, has ictl large family 10 mourn his drnh
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THO'S B BIGGER.

Richmond. Va.
NJ 10 20 10 the Grand CAPITA! of $50 UGO
~ y, IN os do do 81 600
~ On 20 do do - 900
"a D. ~ do do ~ 600
d. D, "a do do 10000
And nine capitals of 900 each, are few Of the lead
inc CAPITALS sold and paid usual with Bigger, at
sight, The same good fortune and prompt pay "ii be
continued to all those no purchase their tickets al
BlGGERS.
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Holm p. Stage CO.. Hhoiesak Dealers EdHy and Staple
Dry G"Ods, No. I79 Pearl Street, NEW IoEg-A general
and iasy GOODS, selected from the late
,rve arrivals, may be found by applying above -
Ian
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10 WF'Tst VF'" "
SIO.GOO.
VIRGINIA State OatcrV.

- Number L"rrery-l4 Drnwn Ballots.
a. Il IL.
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To George Parker and Frances hls wife IN their
own tight, and George Parker, rs executor OF
William Dixon. senior, deed, Daniel Z. Edwatus'
Stephen Martin, Jaben Snow, John Dixon, senior
William Dixon, junior, William Hall and Nancy
his wife, late Nancy Dixon, John Dixon, Jr., Lit
tlebufy Dixon, Meredith Dixon, and Juhai DIXON,
children Of William Dixon, senior, decd, anu
Jackson Townsend aud Jenney lis wife, late Jen-
ney Dixon. Benjamin Dixon, iIezekiah Dixon,
jeremiah Dixon, George Dixon, Nancy Dixon'
John Dixon, (minorl Permelia Dixon, Metedith
Dixol Jlmes Dixon, Sarah Dixon and Ann
D,xon children OF James Dixon, decd. who was
A son Of VIM Dixon, deed, the last { OF whom
are under tie age Of 81 years, by j. A. Wharton
their next friend
Tg,AkE NOTICE that we shall proceed TO take the
l. dispositions of Alexander .. Howell and others
al the dwelling house of said Howell IN the county
of Greenup and State of Kentucky, on Thursday,the
Ith of Apr 1889 and if the said dispositions are not
taken on that day, they will be taken AT The same
place, on Friday the 9th day oil Apf anu
continue from day day Sundays exceped) oh'"
all taken or completed and II from any cause
the sad deposlons should not be at that tme' they
will be tab at the same place on Tuesday, the
18th DAY of June 1899, and If not taken on thai hay'
to take them on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF june
1899, aud adjourn from day to day until all are la
ken but should the said dispositions not all be taken
at the aforementioned days, they VIII De ,aNen At
the same place. on Thursday, first day OF August
1879 and continue from DAY to day (Sundays ex-
cepted) until all are taken or completed
Also, we shall proceed TO take the deposIlions oil
Presy Collins and Others, the dwelling house oil Is
ISABELLA Muchem. in the county of Bedford on Inc
I7lh day OF April. 1889. and # from any cause 'he
said depositlons not taken on that day. they VIII
be taken at the same place the 10Th day OF Apf'l,
1899 and continue from day TO until all are taken or
completed.
Also, we shall proceed to take the dispositions OF
Garrett Newman and Others, at the tavern house oil
Jesse Hopkins, in the town OF Liberty. Bedford
county. on the ID day Of April, 1889 and the sad
dispositions are taken that day, they Will be
token at the same place the Both day OF April.
1899 and continue from day to day (Sundays eX-
ceped) until all taken-which dispositions, when
taken, will be read az evidence before the commls-
sioner, and on the trial ola suit now depending and
undetermined in the Circuit Superior Couu OF Law
aud Chaucery, holden fot Bedford county, wherein
are plaintiffs aud yourselves defendants and which
tunes aud places you may attend 10 cross inerfogate
the witnesses should you think proper TO do so.
Yours, &c.
REBECCA HOWELL,
SARAH Arthur,
ADAM NEW NAN and
POLLY his vile and other
Plaintiffs.
NJ arch wlw
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SELECTIONS

REMARKABLE Christianity hogan
its progress at Jerusalem. At the expiration al
forty years after the death Of Christ, 1t numbered 20
followers. Immediately after 5000, aud soon attet
5000 mere IN less than two years great mulutuIcs
not only al Jerusalem but thron ghout Judea Ma
hommcd was three years iG making fourteen con
vers aud those too oi his own family, and proceeded
so slow a, Mecca, where lac had no established ~
lgon TO contend with that IN the seventh year when
he compelled 10 flee from Medina, ouly - men
aud Ia women retired TO Ethiopia. Wilma centu-
~ from the time ofhe ascension Christianity, with
ont any aid but that OF preaching. covered not mere
" SYRIA Lydia, Egypt and Arabia. Persia aud Mes
opolania not merely Asa Minor aud Panhi1, hui
large portion OF Europe. lslem, on The contrary,
had considerable success, until ii achieved it by
the sword and when IL ceased 10 the sword ~
making proselytes, its progress WAS at arrested.
We then ask the nfdel, 10 what Was this remarkable
progress in Christianity owing Not certainly to
the rank and power oi us author; he passed the
greater pant oil his life in ubsctniiy, working as an
artisan, and the resdne wandering teacher; and
at last was publicly executed as maIcactor. Not
the learning influence OF ms followers, for they
were fishermen aud publieaus. Nut the sword, lac
employed none but f" The sword Of the spirit" Not
TO the aid Of government, for both Jews aud Romans
were banded together TO destroy it. Not 10 the
hopes OF wealth. honor or power-lur its author We
ry frankly told those who became hisluowcfs, envy
kingdom is not OF this world" and taught them 10
expect not merely contempt and persecution, but
loss OF all thingseven to life. MOI TOTS ater, of the
human character, lor II implicitly declares, Except
man be born again he cannot the kingdom OF
God Not TO any license given TO sensual ludu-
gence, Tor the language Of WIS, eli any man " 4
come after me-, let him deuy himself and take up his
cross daily and follow me" Not to the hopes of
sensual heaven, Into the city shall nothing enter
that de6lelh." Not to a blind creduy, for many
who embraced Christianity during the fist two cen
turcs were men OF distinguished talents and eniipht-
sned minds aud all who cordially embrace II will he
come men Of ylrtuous character. We then repeat
the question TO the in6del. Why did the religion
oil one who was publicly executed between two
thieves, OF one who was without power, religion
which fiattered no one which exposed its followers
TO persecution aud death; which required selEdcni-
nj and seli-renuncatlon, and offered no reward in
the future world but holiness, why did it mmedl-
aieiy peryade the city aud region where he was hus
executed, and IN little period all the rurfourdlns
world! 1.-The admits that it was wing to inherit ev
idence OF the truth aud lis divine otlg,u lac does the
same. And II he denies both he asserts lar
miracle IN the progress OF Christianity under these
circumstances, than any, or than all those which h,
disowns.
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nOLLAKS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES Of your town encoufa-
ged, by buying your HATS, of the subscriber.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town of Lynchburg, shall not be inle-
rior o any and being determined 10 sell low, tor
cash. we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer TO
our customers, will be appreciated by the public
and as there will be credit in our business, good
customers will not have to pay for bad ones. We
have Just received good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner. by
first rate workmen We are also receiving god
assortment of lades' aud gentlemen's Shoes, mems
aud boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
of a snperorqualily. All olwhIch will be sold low
for cash only. DlNkLE X RuMBOUGll,
p. S. We are agents lor the sale oil Morrisons'
llygean Pills. d. x Ii.
Nov. % W Is
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FARMERS ~ MERCHANTS
savings Institution,
EY.s'CEEES EEG.

,1s SIs opeaoa o nas SoW n, BEE En-
moi nyosperous clteumsanees--Dot dollar having
be,n lost. or debt due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
,rce,re deposites upon the most favorable terms,
lh,t is for any remaining with them under -four
months. interest thereon from the date of deposite.
At three per cent. per annum-osfr four, and undei
sx months. four per cent, and SIX months, five
per cent per annum.
Dcnoslfes are generally paid upon application, but
the Company reserve to themselves the right Of re-
qUuing two weeks
Those wishing To deposlte money, will call upon
The Cashier at his office, at the stole OF Turner 4
R1lrMrll.
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ADtsAProINTED SuB-TrRrAsuRrR.-on ,b,,s.
aay morning officer A. NJ. c. Smith received cr,e,
from the cashier OF the Albany Gity Bank. enclosina
ponce warrant for the arrest Of young n,an,'.,''
ed Sylvanus NJ. Spencer who had recenIly cn,o,,
teo forgery on that institution and had fed fn,, H..
cry. Inc check, which was paid a, the banI g..
ScoO was drawn IN the name OF the firm of / & ~
Hallenbake. 80 " l.
Mr.. SmIh set himself TO work with his ps,,,
zeal and alacfiy, and soon ascertained thar Snprc
had arrived IN this. city and also the place or his :.
sode. On reaching his lodings Mr.. smith WAS 10
formed that the young man was then out. bn, ,ha
the next morning he leave for Texas.
Wednesday morning Mr.. Smith went 10 IA,
fh'iadeipha steamboat landing, previous 10 the boat,
'eav'ng: tie had not been long there before
coach drove down, and out jumped a man who's,
person answered well the description given him !,
the letter. of Spencer y
Mr. smith was total stranger, but ventured :
familiar salute OF.
!" How are you, Mr. Spencer!a
- Sute well. was The reply but, sir, bow's this
on certainly have the advantage Of me y
And mean 10 keep it," said Smith. aside
But, why so u continued he, don't Won know
me How are all the folks in AIbany.''
Al well when | left" said Spencer
But where are you going :" asked Smith
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w ilo obscondsd from he subscriber in The The ear,
eet seven OF eight inches high, between IS aud 10
years old, and has on his forehead. lie Is IA
good Wdggoner and OStier, aud effects great humid
~ when spoken 10. | think it more than probable
he has obtained free papers, and passes under tne
name OF Frank Smith Frank Taylor. have IN
derslood he is about Lynchburc, and on James Ry-
er occasionally. The above reward will be given il
taken out of the State, and S20fln the State and
cured so that get him, or delivered 10 me the
New Store, Buckingham Co, Va.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
Feb. T. wSw.
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"AkE NOTICE that shall on the 18th day of
/ March, 1899 at the Tavern House of Adam
Fisher in the town of Chambersburg. aud State of
Pennsy lyanid take the dispositions OF Eihu ID. Reid,
james McElhare and David Suvely-aud tina, on
the l2h day of April, 1889 at the Franklin Hotel,
in The town of Lynchburg, shall take the DEPOSIT
tons of Patrick Gum, John Boyles, Peter Burns and
others which Dispositions when taken are designed
to be read as evidence the trial of the SUIT de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancefy, for the County OF Bedford, wherein | am
plaintiff aud You and Others defendants.
THOMAS +. HARRISON.
Feb. % wlmt
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NOTICE..

MILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
w 25h day March nexl, upon credit OF sixty
days, One share Of the BI.c Ridge Turn
pike stock, before the door Of the Market house,
IN the town OF Lynehburg. Bond with good sccu-
tlty, win be required of the purchasers.
WHITING DAVIES, Adm'r
De bons non OF Nicholas Davies, deed
March Aw
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NIarel21
Notice.

TNHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
Il by Cobbs 81 Armlstead commonly called
"kyle's corner" is for rent-possesson to be given
on the LIST January, 1889. Persons DESTROYS to rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
authorised to manage and control the same for me-
HARRIET KYLE.
Dee 10. Is
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GARDEN SEEN.

4 LARGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
"A which | will warrant To be fresh and genuine
VIZ Emly York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do
early Dutch do; early George do late Drumhead
late Dutch do; green Savoy do; red Dutch do
white Onion Seed yellow do; early Blood Turnip-
beet; French Sugar do; long Blood do Orange
Carrot; eatly Horn do early Cluster Cucumber :
extra long Southgate do; long green do early
Frame do; Mattynla Probes Nutmeg Melon
early Squash Porters do Sugar Loaf Lettuce :
Ice do Royal Cab. do brown Dutch do; long
white Naples; Radish early Short Top Seas.
kaddish; long Salmon do Cherry Turnip do
white do; Bell Pepper; large Tomatoes Vegeta.
Bile Oyster; solid Celery; best Endve Okras Grant
Asparagus Bene Plant; Mangel Nuitzel; Ruta
Baga PashinSton Peas early Charleston do large
Marrowial do early China Beans Mohawk do
early SIX weeks do large Lama do; Chinese Pro.
life Tree Corn. HENRY LATHAM
Mafcn ,e
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A FARMERS DAUGHTER.--A few years A.
go, iarmer living few miles from Eislnn, sent his
daughter Oh horseback that town to procure from
the bank small notes lot Of loo dollms. When
she arrived there the hanks had closed and she en-
deavored to effect her object by offering It at several
stores, but could not get her changed She had
not gone far on her return, when stranger rode IN
to her and accosed her with 81 much polieness
that she had not the slightest suspicion oil any eyI
intention on his paft. Alter ride of mile or two
employed IN avery social conversation, they came
TO retired part Of the road and the gentleman com.
manded her TO give him the bank note Il waswIih
some dlffcuhy that she could be made TO believe
MN IN earnest as his demeanar had been so friend
y-but the presentation OF pistol placed this matter
beyond adonbt, and she yielded 10 necessIlv Just
40 she held the note 10 HIM, IA sudden puff Of wind
blew the note into the road aud carried II gently
several yards from them. The discoutieous kniobt
shgh'ed TO overiake II, and the lady whipped her
morse 10 get out OF his power, aud the other horse
VINO mad been left standing ty her side started with
her' HIS owner fired pistol which only tended 10
increase the speed OF all parties aud the Young lady
arrived safely at home with the horse of the robbcr
on winch was pair oil saddle bags. When these
were opened they were found TO contain. besides \
quahoty oil counterIeit bank notes, fifteen hundred
dollars IN good money The horse was good one,
ana "nen saddled and brldlsd, was thought Ia
be worth at least much as the bank note tia, was
stolen. ''''' vas