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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE SILK BUSINESS.
From the Fredericksburg HsroM)
HALLE HIT, Fredericksburg. Aug


HALLE HIT, Fredericksburg. Aug %.
Dear Sir received your note requesting me 10 give
YOU NV views upon the Silk and Mulberry culture,
which will mos, chpPruliy do Ii gives me pleasure
10 see that some are willing to give up portion at their
paper 10 insert something which will he both useful and
interesting to all parties or late oil agricultural pnr
suits have been too much neglected by the PRESS hut
tns ere long ,ohen politics begin TO srow o'c that II
will then be one Of our leading topics
Every one must be aware. that The first step towards
the silk business TO get good stock OF mulberry trees
on hand The Molus Multicnuis IS greatly TO De pre-
ferred 10 all Others account OF the easy manner oy
which il is propagaled, the size Of the Leaf and tn guam
tity Of foliage onrded to the acre.Ihe second step Is
10 learn the habits of the In order To do this.
would recommend the new beginner TO obtain shai
quantity of silk worms eggs Of good variety, and
feed them watching their movements, until they wind.
They will require feeding from four to SIX times DAY
IL is better to feed often, and give them small quantity
at time than give them large quantity at once
If fed properly, they will eat up all the leaf and be per
fecy heallhy If they have too much given them at
time they will leave portion of the ltaf, which will
very soon bad smell ana cause the WORMS To b.
unhealthy. The number Of cocoons vary from 1000 To
5000 to the pound. The raw silk can be raised at
profit Of So so per pound
A cocuonpry Of sufficient size to feed NO millions Of
worms can be bull, fer 81 200 81 500 !, VIII r.
aure building of 100 feet by 30 and stories high
The actual cost of feeding million of worms have
never asceriaiDed, bnt hope 10 this fall Our expert
ments this year answered expectations fully,
and satisfied me that silk he raised in this country
as veil as in any o'hsr
We would respectfully invite all who feel interested.
10 call al OR cocoonery where they the
feeding several ages and cocoons, 'ilk, and
sewing silk Of our growth and manufacture.
Youfs, respectfully,
W n DYER.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, ~ kIcuHosn, VA.

YsynE next Winter Term of Lectures in the mraca
Department Of HAM den Sydney College, al hlcn
munJ viii commence on MONDAY, OFT 2ls,, 1872,
ami continue until the las, of february t"i"wing.
AUGUSTUS H. WARNER, M. H., Professor oil
Surgery ard Surgical Anatomy ,
JOHN CULLEN, Al. d., Professor Of Theory an'
Practice of Medicine.
Tll JOHNSON, NJ D Professor Of Anatomy aud
/. " CHAMBERLAyNE, NJ d, Professor Of Ma
terra Medca and Therapeutics
r l. HOHANNAN, NJ. D, Professor Of O5s'relics
and the Diseases Of Women an Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, VI. D, Professor of Che
misiry und Pharmacy.
The College lr6rmary attachtd TO the College Build
inr has been in successful operation for The last eight
months ard furnishes constantly number OF INTEREST
ing Medical and Surgical cases-lo WHICH me stuueh'
has access at all hours
The Collene lnnary. log ether with The Aims House,
penen'iaIy and Armory (Which are under Tie charge
of two Of the Prntrssosl will afford the student an op'
pnunv of witnessing the vnrInus diseases incident TO
a Southern climate The abundance OF materials Tor
Anatomical purposes and the reduced price al which
they are furnished, will enable the student 10 acquire an
intimate knowledge of the Anatomy Of The human body,
| ard the use of Surgical instruments.
During the las, Winner Course {" Lectures, from the
number nf Surgical Cases admitted into The lnfrmory,
the Professor of Surgery enabled 10 exhibit before
The class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon the Hring subjed; and from The growing popu
ari,y nf Tie lnirmary, there is reason TO believe That
hereafter The Surgical Eases IN the HOUSE, VIII gfea
| increase.
! Good Board including fuel lights, servants attend
ance Sc be obtained in tins city for four d'fturs
| per week
We are authorized state that fnl Course of Lee
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
10 one in the following Medical Schools University OF
Pennsyvana; jefferson Medical Cnege Of Phiiatc phia;
Medical College of the State Of South Carolina; Tran.
sylvania University Lexington, KY University Of ha
ryland, &c, &c.
| The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Dissecling
! Rooms o. The College the first of October.
AUG'S l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dem of the Medical Faculty.
! R,cyvoSn Nav 9th l-3g j. GIN
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July %

FdTm Jar SAFE
H WISH to sell my Farm in King William county,
B about miles above Ayleus Warehouse, and in The
n,;uhbnrhood of BpuIah Meeting House, containing
about 100 acres There on The farm comlorlabie
dwelling house, kitchen, mpai.honse. stable, carrage
huuse corn house. dairy and ice house In The yard is
well If excellent water, and the farm ab"unds 10 mari
al convenient places upon it, II Is an excellent si'ua
ton for professional man.
h,nlv 10 me al Richmond RO. HILL.
JuIy lG 2J-WSW
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W Fl DYER.
.1gen; for n X Smith

sux.-The Hartford (Connec'icuU Pa,ri", Of sn,ur
Penrsyivuna remarks-"Frpm the evidences that nj
seem thai these United States destined !" become
silk growing country. notwithstanding ihe Tears and
cronkinps oil Ia. unrntru,rd and sc.prcal Go where
YOU wilt you will Gnd respectable and intelligent CHI
zens engaging in il, and not merely i"r The purpose Of
raising trees for sale bn Of g"ag permanently into the
manufacture of elk Aud why should moi become
great silk growing country. since has BEEN proven
tina, the soil and climate we'll adapted 10 the growth
Of oil the different varieties Of the Mulberry In cur
opinion this business has only TO be pnisusd with pn
dpnce and temperate zeal 10 ensure nj, mn'e success 10
those who engage in md p'sn>rd 10 notice IN
the tone Of thu newspapers the sub ac desire u
suppress speculation. md promote The legitimate pros"
curion Of the object view; ard perceive that the
exerinns now making through the country not
iiona hut universal and cunpnrt with the enterprise.
skill industry and perseverance peculiar to "u people
The MddIet,wn (Cnnneccui Sentinel states that
the Silk Company of that place have already grown
number Of thousand of Cocoons Of the variety
tki. season and that they FEEDING several hnn
dred thousand worms Of the two crop variety. They
hive also number Of Of Morus uiticaulis trees
in very thrifty condition
Cocoons.-Nr. Whi,msrsh of Northampton, Mass ,
adystses that he Will receive and reel cocoons shares
He Will PR pf.c The silk for market, ike the Italian silk
His terms are 20 per Of the silk made from the
cncoons II wanted for sewing silk. 1t should be sn
stated thread requires cacoons, Than thread
designed for fabric Cocoons may b. pn, into barrel
boxes, with ,h floss on, and gently shaken, hen they
vii 60 safely anywhere.
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STOP THE SWINDLER.

Une HundTfH Drt"~! he"" n. I X
Am the 9th day OF July last MAJ" "no O. '.sn..
self VIM Burshall, sold me negro :" ', rsnr,
dollars and ninety csn,s Said negro ran away ,
in half an hour after paid for him. an" ;. r,s.I "a
The bes, information cnn get, that Bu'sh1 a..
is Stephen Jones' who is carpenter n"% ia, N. M
h.Innos !, Mrs. Cheves Of King Geof:e c"'.'
was hired to stephen Jones. will give D' r "n
ward for The apprehension Of BurshaIl ara, 10 ,,
The recovery .. the money have good '.'s"I n,cSa
The .aid Jones conveyed the negro back 10"
10 King George county, where ne has p'," ,,r,
will give fifty dollars reward ''' ,ne t.a,bets IN T.
understand said Jones has several ''"'",, IN :
dav mcrning, ihe Cd ms. probably ." his va;
sour, where understand he i n,1n1s "nrUWTJN
hS ~, g.:
Wauenton, n. c.. Aug 10. ieI9. .ooy and ,orss':
-Tbe National Iu,oiscncer viii P'es-r wy
.rSc.r, 10 M Weue-,Ua E"anf:"'
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Am Monday, the OH day nl September next, VIII
q y SELL to the highest bidder for ready money, al
/ ,usa Cour,hnuse mat being court day. A TRAcT
LAxp. Containing by estimation lob acres. lying and
bring in The sud county, the waters OF Fork Greek
or 81 much thereof shall be sufficient 10 satisfy the
putposes Of deed Of Trust executed by VIM. Gready
and wife TO me as trustee bearing date hr l0lh day of
S.pte nher 1882 and recorded in the clerks office Of
I.nusa county Acting as trustee shall convey such
nile onIy as is vested IN by The deed of trust aiore
said GEORGE HARltlS, HuSfee
Ann On 3D-u3w
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August 90
Itso Idiuu6Is Ruyrnhnnnock fayms for SAFE.

L the request Of those interested offer for sale two
"a tracts Of Land belonging to the estate OF william
Is rnard. II drceassd.
One OF these trncrs called Belle Grove lies in the
county "f KING George. on the R2npahannock RIVER
ahonl 20 mps below Fredericksburg and directly "Ppo
site To Pnl Roy II contains 13O acres 4" land SUIT
cient portion Of which ~ IN woods the soil Is oi re
narkably good quality, and by system of JudcIous cu
vaiiun might III the course OF lew years be put mo
state OF The very highest Improvement There Is on
The tract a large and commodrous dwelling house, toge-
Their with the necessary ouhnusrs. embracing kl'cheh
dary grannry house. ovrrsrer house, and "r ~
CABINS The siie of The main dwelling elevated. com
handing beautiful view Of the river, The village OF fnrl
kuynl aud large extent Of the adj ncent country The
nprs hb"rood exceedingly healthy, and the society Sc
cond to none in Virginia Situated Immediately upon
the river 1t has direct communication with the larger
towns To no desires resIdencr IN the country
and The posse ssion Of valuable real estate, know o no
farm that offers more induce mens than this.
The other Tract of Land is situated in Richmond
county, at The intersection OF T"lusky Creek with the
r ppahannock rIver, being bounded on the South by
The Rnppnhannock and on the North by Tousky Greek
This Farm 90 acres, and considered ore
OF the most valuable and productive farms IN The North
Neck The soil is very fertile, and being rather
stiff admirably adapted 10 the growth of corn, wheat
and oats-smd ing al he intersection OF two large wa
afurds every facility for shipping s produce
the best makets large portion ot The land IS CO
pered with a heavy grnwlh OF wood which u cut ana
sold would yield handsome profit There is on The
houses The direct communication which this
Farm has with The best markets. added 10 The advantage
be derived from The great variety ni fine fish aud fowl
which 10 be had from The adjoining creek and tiYer
, renders il very desirable property.
Those " bo wish 10 make an investment IN landed pro.
ppry, would do well 10 examine these farms before the
days Of sale.
The first mentioned tract, (}elle Grove) will be sold
Monday the 9TH Of October $780, the o:her on Fri.
day The lt of The month-Ii those days be fair,
il not, The first fair day thereafter, Sundays except
ed. The sale will take place a, y o'clock on the pre-
misses
TERMs-One third Of The purchase money to be paid
in cash. The balance, in equal payments OF one and
two years. from The day Of sale. The credit payments
he secured by bonds with approved security and to
carry interest from The day of sale All The parties in.
teresed being OF age satisfactory title will be convey,
ed, when The pa ymeni made The purchaser will
be allowed the privilege Of seeding the tall crops, and
possession delivered on the first January.
Persons wishing 10 communicate nth me upon The
subject viii direct Mansfield, fredericksburg.
VIM BERNARD,
administrator Of I'm Bsrna'd Jr decd.
AUG 20 :}U-ds
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Any l6

AMERICAN lJFE INSURANCE AND 1ktsI toaiaAt
Office No. -, Sonfh SirtR. B",hm'r',
C.PITAL PAID rs. Two Millions II Doiihfs
IEJHE President and Trustees oi this t'npani u" =
n Money on Depnslte, On which Inierrs, W. "
lowed; make Insnrancrs on Lives grant Annu''s e
Eudnwm, nls and receive and manage Trusts % c''.
description which may be commute d 10 ih'W cue :.
whether from individuals, corporate bodies, ~ cgGi'
Justice .J
interest thereon paid semi annually, quarterly ~
forny with The direction Of the OwHrr-0r The in'' ~
will be placed at The end 81 every SIX months 10 "
credit of the Trust Fund for accumula'i"n
. LIFE lSsURAScE.-Persons may eli CT lns'f'"'
with the Company upon their own lives or Inc I'VE
others for one year, term oi years, or lhr VIM
life The table of rates computed for this l"mlah! 9
upon the favorable terms, as well Tor the isrs
the Navy and Army, MS cizens-nnd my ue haO ~ 2
plcation To the Company or lis Agents
3. AsSrlTiEs THESE will b. or n'ed upon ~.
terms as will enable The annuaEt TO ENJOY Tie ~
income for any given amount OF money
d. EspowMENrs A person who desires !" pr.
capital for son ward, when hP shall arrive a
! are of ~ years marriage portion ior daUt
can effect it through this Company.
Officers and Trustees Of tie Compony-P Mer;' =
Esq N D. President, Baltimore; john DUR, ~ .
L b.. Vice President, New York, Richard WISE -
crersry, n Thurslon, Assistant Secretary
Tiustcrs -Isaac Lawrence. Beverly K"hinSMn
McYlckar, Charles A Davis, Samuel Wetmorr va
Hadden, Anthony Barcklay. l. Suares GeoFgr -
man, p. 6 Nevius, Roswell l. Colt. M"rr> k"O,I'"
New Yurk; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. plni. JON" W.,
Philadelphia; James Cox. WIN E Mayhr%. f'"-
Hoffman. Frederick w Bruno, 5 Oidnr'c' 'o'''
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore ,,..
Applications may be made personally OF " ..',,
post paid TO the Agents for the company IN 'rs %.
who will furnish The rates and other necessary '''
lion, TO persons DESTROYS Of eti'cng lnsnra"c'sV '
ing other arrangements through this Company '' -
benefit of their iamilms or estates. :.
P NJ TABB. 5gsnt, Rtchmona' -
Agents in Iugimid.
PHiLir NJ. TABB Esq, Richmond
WV S. SIMPSON. Esq, Petersburg.
GEO. W CAmp. Esq Norfolk
RoRERr ANDEgsoS, Esq. Williamsburg
Jons Bruce, Esq +, Winchester :, =,
June Ia IT,
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON. S &.
By The atlantic S,am Packets So"h Car"iina, Captain
Cofee-. Georgia Captain Rollins.
gHyHESE popular and well known Sea Steam Packets,
B having been newly coppered, and put in the best
pn.sble order will commence their regular trips IN Sep
TENDER next
LEAVING NORFOLK.
Georgia Cap, Rollins Saturday. 18th September.
S Carolina Capt Coffee Saturday. 2lst do.
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Cap, Rollins on Saturday 2ist September.
Carolina, Capt Coffee, Saturday 2oth Dc"
And on, having Norfolk and Charleston alternately
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Packets for Charleston,
leaving New York Thursday Philadelphia on Thurs.
day evenings Friday mornings, will be in time for the
Norfolk boat Friday evening. at o'clock from Bal
,imnre 10 join the Charleston Steam Packet waiting al
Norfolk, Saturday.
Tickets to be had u, the Office, Rowly's wharf Bali
more or from B Peck. Agent Cizens Uni"n Line
Dock street wharf Philadelphia. or on board the N"rl"'k
Bnats-Passnge and fare board the Boats between
Baltimore md Charleston. $50.
: Carriages and horses be taken in the Georgia
and freight IN both Boats
For further particulars enquire Of
+ SHEPPARD. Treasurer,
AUG % G3l-3n BowLY WHARF.
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an, iI,,fi.; R..lLaaY6

There Is given in The Appendix 10 Minutes OF Ev''
.e ,,kpn before The select committee on The London
ana birmingham Railway MI The following s'''" NJ
q, The number of passengers conveyed on The railway
between The Isl Of June, 1898 aud 7h MARCH, 1851
bang period exactly Of forty weeks; and OF the sums
received for their conveyance.
The effects and the progress Of railway travelling are
things Of such great interest. affecting directly Or ci-
rsclv every community IN the civilized world mai We
glad Of the opportunity Of laying these facts be''e
our readers.
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i ]. W WlNFREE.


Commissioners SHE # roiUaUs Real Estate IN The
Counry # thmits City
EEY virtue Of decree OF the County Court Of Char!es
3 City pronouncrd on the 18th day Of July ie'9, IN
suit between Taylor guardian. plaintiff, and TaYl"rs
orphans, &c Defendants the undersigned, oc'Ine as
Commissioner under the said decree, Will on THURS
DAY, the l9lh day Of September next, that be"g
Charles City Court day, before The Court House OF sad
comfy Off for sale at Public Auction, TO the highest
bidder, that valuable Trac, Of Land whereof Otway
Taylo died seized called Ed.oes Ferry, lying 10 The
said county Chckahomlny River, containing be-
tween four and FIVE hundred acres which is large
frame Dwelling House and all necessary out'houses;
about ~ ncres said land has heen cleared and there IS
supposed be about 75 of marsh-the residue IS
believed be original fnres growth, and Is considered
very valuable both for timber and FIRE wood vessels
of almost any burden may approach the landing at Inc
Ferry and great nducement offered to those engaged
in the timber wnnd, business.
TERMS So much of the purchase money as may be
necessary driav the OF the sale, and the
Gusts of The suit will be required in cash and The balance
in two equal nsalm-nis Of ard two years from the
day Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security.
~ will be the premises and take pleasure IN
showing The to such persons may wish TO We"
the same on the day prvinns 10 the day Of sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR COmr.
auuus, 20 3O-tds
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IdipaiIe .3ppOmGRnJ L.i.ND jUr S1ic
q N order TO fleet DIVISION amongst the Iegaie' (
b the remaining undivided property belonging n is
estate of Edward Dillon. deceased, the subscriber
thnrised 10 sell the Tract of Land known h. the
of Sandy Ford, which lies the c"un'rs oil CuUh'r!
aud Prince Edward, on both SIDES OF HE Appoma' :
rlyer about miles above the town {" Farmvls
from Hampden Sidney College aud from rlEr- 7.
yern. This estate, being veil improred finely water,
remarkably healthy and well known 10 be one q 'a.
most fertile The App'ma,ioS. is well ""'hy The a.
lenun of capitalists The tract c"naInsty an na sar
OBI acres of - hch il is estimated there "2lO actr
low grounds 800 cleared high land, Al IN SOC
This land will be Offered al private sale nn'I ihnf,c's
the 10Th OF September next Should II not be Then &
il will on that day he disposed Of at public auc" :.
The hour of Twelve, before the door OF Jthfes Isyfg
in the town of Farmville The terms Of sale VII e.
accommodating and made known on The daY q Sa- =
application 10 myself or 10 my oro'hef he"afC, "'
| will also shew The land
In obedience to decree of the Court Of Prince l.:
ward | will sell privately small Tract OF Land cno'
tanning $50 acres of second and third qualify ct tan.
living about four miles from Halifax Courthouse On a-
main stage road.
will also sell three Tracts located the State Of y.
ne.see One tract, lying the county OF Roberts
miles from Springfield snd 81 miles from Nashville con-
aininu $40 acres Two thirds of which are first qua !
OF land the remainder second quality Que Other r
| living in the county of Montgomery, or The tomofn.
river 20 miles below Nashville containing on acrf q
of the first quality, ana 4OO acres "i II low s'"u"1S
One other Tract, continuing 600 acres. OF hs' anf -
cnnd quality located in the Western distinct ao'' "
| miles IRON Memphis These lands wiIl be more l''.h
cularIy described IN thu Nashville pnprrs
wall also sell in my own rgh and as attorney u 81
FOR The parties interested 10000 acres ni Land !fa
| Western Virginia in the Counties OF Grays"n, wy
! Giles, Logan and Fayetie-whch lards "ttr pa'rt'.
| IN The name of Edward Dillon, in thu year l''t
Letters addressed (pos pait) to me- At taimv'r''
! Edward will receive attention
JAMES II. DILLON
/ ANY 16
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Aug. -

EN CHANCERl -EiRGISIA.- Buckingham Circuit
Il Superior Court. September Term, lc.S:
john Cnuch and Mary his wifi; John Couch, ADM.
nislraiUr Of his former wife. Elizabeth Couch Thomas
J Anderson, VIM Couch, administrator Of Ann Couch,
deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
Robert Rves, John Coleman xecutor of John Harris
drceaspd; Thomas w. Gner. executor or admins.
traitor dc boniS non or in any ohr! way character
presenting The estate Of Christopher Hudson decessed
and " illiam Walker and Nathaniel Anderson or dec;
and Nathaniel A nderson. executor or administrator
heir or dslribuee Of said Naihanie nderson
or as any way representing The OF The said Ma.
thanirl, who executor Of homas Anderson dec d;
Thomas Paterson aud his wiI Sarah; Price Perkins as
Shrr II and administrator d. bons of Samuel Win
free DECREASED; Price Perkins III his right John 5.
Anderson and Wm Andrrsnn Defendants
This again IL he hea I'd upon the ia pers
me ily read and the report 81 The commissioner b.
cock, made pursuant 10 the decrelal order of The
day of Is. with exceptions by the defendants;
and argued by counsel-On consideration whereof
aud ny of parties the court doth rpcnmnil all
The said 10 thu commissioner who BIO ghl them
in TO be settled dc
A Copy-Tes'e,
r ELDRIDGE. C.
April Term. lS39.-By consent of parties Robert
Shaw commissioner in Chanrery Of this cnur il subs
tuied hp place of John Bnc"ck TO take The account
trquir. by the order made in Ibis on The l5h Of
September next. n Copy-lesie.
R ELDRIDGa c.
CoMMrss"SERs OFFICE
Buckingham & Il 7th August. lc39
The parties interested in the foregoing dec, res will
please TO take notice that have appointed The 18th dav
." September next curry int, effect The above decree
and will cnnlinur thu from day day uat com.
peird- where the parties will attend with their vnuch
e;s, &c by 10 o'clock, NJ RIO SHAW
Commissioner in CAaacerv.
Aug III 2S-wim
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EK0yt'S EgNl.k Of Prizes.

EFF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS is
q wanted on The TwESrY FIFTH SEPTEMBER. The or.
DIR must be sent TO ti"yt none but he can ut such
priges.-and il is useless for others TO attempt It,
II is well known that no prize amounting 10 TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS has been sold in Richmond for
years and years except what Hoyt has sold! He goes
up amongst the FORTY and FIFTY THOUSANDS,
you know! He is 10 handle all the big ones! There
FORE if any has idea of ordering Ticket. let
him n"I harbnr The thought for moment that the ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS is to be had
any where, except al Hnyts!
~ How would you feel after ordering ticket from
another office. and, hearing from the drawing Hoyt
had sod ihr prize: Why, fiat, OF course
August % .2-N
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WHORuS MULTIcAuLlS Tile subscriber has for
W. sal Roots and Cuttings Of The Norns Nl"liicnu.
It's. His Cuttings s product OF Roots t"o ana hrec
ya.re I'D His nrices shall be reasonable aad % thse
WIN mag buy ." Lin cuttings &c he Wi! supply gr@tts,
eggs III The silk worm rsed by himself The present year,
OF The f. Logging varip'rs. viz: mammoth yellow, SIX
weeks vpnw iwn crop white and peanut Apply 10
Ellis ElIsu a Co or 90 RICHARD REiNS.
A., L6 2p-lf
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DANIEL, n NORTOr

.Namm0M Hhhe SIX Hmm Eggs
TENHE subscriber has remaining unsud few Il, E.
E sand EGGs, OF the celebraied kind, al his rc>t,i
near The Virginia Baplis, Seminary. Persons whop..
To get the genuine kind had better make early apv
ton JAMES y. bKEEDEN
lime FL