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FOR NIKF'lI,K 4 RICHMOND
ii The first class aud fast sailing Schooner
rTErr\A WDi;DIT, Capt iiintz. having her cargo
~. engaged take deck loud of from 80 t.
lou nhip il 'm,ned,te application hr made. For lcrn's
or passage apply to LEVI II GALE,
aug |. 90 Coulnuu 81,
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l0jN00 tickets, at SO scheme price 1900 o0o.


Selling p'j'a so per ticket
SYLVESTER Il Co., 1856 i'road~uy, Ne" fORh
Snl.. ARMS.
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FOR LONDON,
X The ship TElUMAH, Glidden master has
;IrrfA urge portion Of her caro- engaged FnI
80 I. itich, Of balance, apply to
ii & CAMMA(k Il Co.
July cGth 3 Bank Place
FOR i5Kt.Alr.S.
a. The fast Sailing A ship RIGA, capt.
RID Smith, having III: whole OF her curgn cug"g-
-xG.t-sszE. ed, viii receive despatch.
or passage having handsome accommodations, apply
To LEVI II GALE.
aug 9th 80 Common
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FURNITURE! FURNlTURE!!

ch-S
FURNITURE! FURNlTURE!!
I CSF received at TIC Louisiana Furniture Ware
81 house, 'nr-e supply from New York and lo4
on. Persons in the of furniture would do we'll
to call and select heir articles from of tn. best and
Irrses! stocks nov in til: city W KCARNES,
d. So B.nvilles
N i'-Par;cular attention pnd to packing md ship
ing Furniture, irC"N OF expense. d6-2w
aIOKK-8 lOluIs :, 0 prI1nc. y + . now insiwc1ing
and !r sale at the Lowest market prices by
is Il DORSEY, "A New Lcvce
tUNNy BAGI-3o,oOo in huIos and bundles, for
" salsby ISAAC BRIDGE e. Co.
mny1 l3i Magazine y,
EbATlI TUBS-l00 Bath TuDs, Hss,reA siz,:t, Tor
ID sao at reduced prices, b., 3. Lt'Ck@ ~ Co.
| avs Front l.erer
EVLOUR-,8 81 bh's. land ms from Ass"moat Hnd"lpn
II For sale by \. TRiEE,
muy2S 81 ''rarinr 81;
l,UNNY BAGS-s5, 900 or tns sy
~ is S&Jr VIII iNEY. % Gimp 3,
VSUN >ALE--A very likely mnl"'t" girl, about l6
wears of age. good cook, perfect ~ashrr and IRON
e. good scunstress and sold h rat auIt-Ap, ~ lu
! th= Counting Room OF the True American.
mo KENr-lhe Store, No Bank Place. Apply
4 to ADAMS " WhITAL,
! .ulv II " G~vrsr st
! nLAsS Neutrality-suspicious. jars, walls, packing
u brt,cs tincure j,rs, hundred and ten ca.
.
for sale by ii BONNADEL,
! july IL cor Natchrz and Tcharl,on!as S,
INDIANS and Swaim's PANAtEA, Pnltcrs
| Calho!icou Balm of Coumbia Pills Of every
dc>crp,i n anu name, such as Tomato Brandrcth's
Peters, Mofirs, Sco,ts, Lees, Southern, Dytot
Gregory, &c constantly on hand by
II BONNABEL,
July II cor Na,chrz and Tchnp,toulas SITS
sbttt-,l-ss and VI. o. in brS urd halt brls the
- inspection for sale by
| JIG Il DORSEY, "A New Icvcr
lANniEK'S WASHINGTON.
4 Few Copies Of this celebrated engraving, 'nl
~ length portrait, in git frames, for sale at
| L JOHNS d Co,
| J2O Wv corner 81 Charles l. Con,,ronss
sBRpGiNS &c--20 cases. Consisting Of :len's calf
- morocco, and kinr rrgans, boy, youths anf
chlFens hrogHns mems slippers, a., l.rdlns from
ship Nara !nns'tt, for salr by
ais | BRIDGE i Co, 1874 Magazine $,
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NJ l'!SkEY-lb hrls landi,g from steam ho.
W ten Harrison, for Farhv
june - & n',kSrN,4i New Ievrc
AGESS BEEF If halt baIs Il, The inspection, for
W. sale hy q DORSEY,
miI II a Erw cv,c
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Is A Z A 4 r.
DAiNrS, DIL &c.-The Subscriber is receiving
i offers for sale accommodating terms 10 cusk

llAiN"!, OIL, &c.-The Subscriber is receiving L.
8 offers for sale accommodating terms ~ casks
containing from g. IS Kegs Of lie ad ground in oil Of
different qualities.
l01o r,t!s Dutc! lnseeh Oil pure article.
20 BIS Spirits Of Turprnt.!e,
II d.. ButiGei Acll,ol
5 tanslers Of 50 ID. each Marscaibo Ealsam
Copaiva.
~ Canislcrs OF 20 ID. each Bermuda Arrow root
doz. patent scales tor counter.
| eros. assorted Sputuas
doz assorted marking Brushes round & fiat.
10 doc. paint and white wash brushes,
3 doz. Snuff in half bottles.
Wood and Black American lispcusaries,
10 gtos. Lump Glasses assorted,
iO2 lbs assorted .ss anciaI ola,
81 groI Matches of the bes, qualify.
do Bulsnm Of Columbia
| do. Orra Tooth wash.
And n variety Of 9th articles M rc~ouS to be
mentioned II BONNABEL,
July Goth or Tchapitnulns and Nn,csz SITS
E$I.EMENTS OF Civil t.ngi, ecring, being attempt
hL to consolidate the principles OF the various opera
tons Of The Civil tng ncrr INTO point Of view, for
the of students and those who ma, be about to en-
bark in the profession illustrated hv copper p! a,es
and interspersed with various nscul tables hv John
MilIington civil engineer formerly Professor Of nechan-
les in the Royal institution Of Grea, Rritnn, Pro-
fessor Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry William
Il Mary College Of Va. For sale by
is A TOWAR, ~ Camp st
LNXCHANGE ON NASHVILLE, for $4,000 pay.
"a able July -, for sale nv
J8 FISK
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RLUNT'S LECTURES on the history of Amman
; and Jacob. by the Rev. Henry Blunt, A. NJ. on.
Paul "
Just published select remains Of the Rev. William
Nevins. D. y. OF baltimore witt, memoir Ju<1 re-
ceved and toy sale Ivy ALE& TDWAR
JS t'DInn
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Edward Lafonta conre ses creancicrs ct les cream
cicrs dc Dmmock x I.af1nta

f'"' "FU L'tu Cu1I1U nus "TcuhCIcrS CT les Cfc III
clcrs do Dmmock & Lafonta.
ElAT dc la Lousiane-Cour du Prcmior Dis
IL trlct Juaciaire-La ccsssion dos bicns dc
riAsovablo ayant etc &C cptGc par la co,,r pour lie
bcnchcc de scs creancicrs il est ordonne ou'une as
semblee dcs dts er6a,lcers ct des crGlncers dc
Dlmmock l. Lafonta al lieu en- PG,ud, de Mr. A
Mazurcau. notaire public, 10 Vendrcdi 80 Aou
proclaim, 10 hcuros du ma.in, atm dc dtlibGro
sur 81 atfaircs: ct attendant toutes pourSuitcr
Jud'ciares contre sa pcrsonno ct scs propriG,Gs
sont suspendues. Mr.. Edwin l.. Lewis est mons
me pour represcntcr les creanciers absent. dams
cvt,e aifairc.
Par ordrc de Ia cour, &C 26 JUL ct 1899
=. LIE BLANC, dep gref.
n{-4t-al 8 Is %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

StFlNED SUIA k-rum Tie, orleans Su Iar Re
hnry, con family hand, and for sale iv
ilERMOGENE, BROWN Il Co.
June " No q Conf AZ
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NEW ORLEANS
stfam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Watsrs nne

w. M" ~, Morenu {near the poutchartrain al! oad)
fH2t ana Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, butter, VI dford and Water Crackers.
All the above articles arc warranted to be of the
hrs' quality .nnd 70 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried
A>",---k In dried corn meal
Orders LETT at e. w. Pri cE,ard and Tagart, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, viii receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly fer
tmv nee. l5nuv
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TUST RECEIVED per Ship Orleans large .esor,,
- If Steel -(iiIinlts Barrett. Cn,nmcrcisi
Eagle N rcrrvs Do HE ,,ntrnt aud Fl Spring Pens
Also several gross Of io',s fna pens in h"xrs Sod
by the Gross or single Card hs D. Felt n Co.
New J otk Stationers lis'l,
No "a ChArfes Sirctt.
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f JOHNS I: CO,
!Hlll--lm cor ST Charles Il Common 1t.
ssATt.Nr ARMOUR BEDSTEADS.- 4 small lot
OF these convenient articles, suitable tar small
Rooms and offices for sale low at SO k.1vie 81.
aug. 3nth-tt VIM. T. cARNES, SO Bicnvii'e ST.
.ASsA SACHS fine Liverpool Salt boerd Ship
-e9V Iantlea for Sale by A COHEN
aug 10 81 Common street.
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s,tliI AM*.hICAN A,nA &C and ,rvu,llUI, OF
Useful Knowledge, for the year 1899, received
ard tor sale by DAVID FElr n Co,
lnhH 10 ~ Charities 81
EEAFANA SEtiARS-3O,no0 different qualities. for
T. sale by A I'RIER.
jun. II n +: re, ;or
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NINDDW GiASS-62D boxes Ens.is!, 500.
w Windsor glass; receiving and f,r sale b,
M! CtANON, - t'rmn st
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) ~ flANGf Boston f "a hv
July Eth I'll liER II Co.7I Puvdras st.
Z ANli.I.A ,Dit,AGE, lvu Coils assorted -iz-s in
.'e store for safe by j TIAIf.Ii Il co.
!lE l2'h "a Pc, tras street
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

from the Somerse, Herald, that Mr.. W. w.
Johnson, from 6 lbs. of,ubers planted, OBJ
tanned S46 lbs. or Is bushel, and 8 lbs. al-
lowing Sc lbs. 10 the bushel, and which Il
sold at the price which was paid for the said
seed, 81 l.2 cts. per would produce $al7
25-and that Mr.. T. 6. Dashiel from two
small tubers weighing about half Q pound
produced 1l2 lbs, or two bushels. Mr. y.
has sold some Of his crop a. so cents tor
each polatoe2 : :,
We copy the following from the National
.Intelligencer as showing the success which
has attended the culture in another section
of the state, which proves ,ha, It may with
confidence be relied on as suited fer our
meridian.
We have received from subscriber in
Montgomery CO. Md. samples Of a crop Of
the Rohsn potato, raised by him this season
on bis farm ia tlIas county. Tia potatoes
sent tous are Of enormous size and weight;
being also perfectly sound. The following
information concerning this valuable pro.
duct, extracted from the letter which accom-.
panied them, may be useful the many read.
ers :" The Rohan potato, lat'erly introduc.
ed ino this country, is remarkable for its
large size, extraordinary productiveness.
fine favor, and farinaceous qualities as
late or winter table potato, or for stock.
For experiment, planted separately TWO
potatoes, weighing each pound, tbe'ng
about half the size Of The accompanying
and raised from them 143 lbs. which is
rather more than 24 bushels; and ! have
reason to believe my whole crop (abous
5000 bushels) will fully equal this increase.
They are certainly most valuable intro.
duction, and doubt not will be univer< ally
cultivated--giviug an increase gilmore than
seventy fold."
In order to accomdate our friends who
desire to cultivate the Rohan, and to ensure
to them genuine article, the publisher OF
the American Farmer expects shortly to
receive from NJ. C. N. Bement, Of Three
Hills Farm, near Albany, omall quantity.
which he will dispose ofon moderate terms.
American Farmer.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25
The Farmer should Read and Think.
Schenectady, May, 1889.

The Farmer should Read and Think.
Schenectady, May, 1889.
J. Bugt-Dear Sir-We learn from the
mos, skilful anatomists. that the brain of all
vertebral animals is of rapid growth and in.
crease, from conception to birth, when the
brain Of all such animals in the sea below
nan, is complete and full as at maturity of
age. Some evidence ofthis may be obser
we'd from their activity and facility of help.
ing themselves to food, &c. With men it
is otherwise, which may also be observed
from his inability to do any thing for him
self in infancy.
The brain in man, is also of The same
rapid growth from conception, but is moi
complete al birth. 1t continues the same
rapid increase in volume and improvement
till the seventh year Of age, when it Is also
complete, and is fully developed, as at ma.
ture age. with little increase to seventy
years. All The increase and volume Of the
brain afer birth 10 man, is wholly wanting
in all other animals. This fact shows plain.
Iy the benefcience of the great Creator, in
bestcwing on man greater gifts than on any
of his creatures.
When the brain has become complete
in man, at his seventh year, it is like large
blank book full Of leaves ready to receive
impressions. He now becomes moral
being, with capacity for intellectual improve.
ment, as we'll as'physical Heisnow to learn
his relations to his God. as the great and
benefcient giver; to himself, as the imme.
diate field cooperation; and to his neighbor
as the comfortable and convenient fellow
associate, in the mutual uses and improve.
ment of the immense good gifts Of the great
Creator in the relations here, and of the
infinitely greater gifts and provisions for a
better existence hereafter. beyond our vision,
but Of full and perfect faith.
From all these blessings, it must be evil
dent to every rational and rejecting man,
that all these superior gifts were intended to
be improved and accounted for, like the
talents bestowed by the "man travelling
into far country, who delivered to his SER
wants his goods. To one he gave five tai.
ents, to another two, and to another one
and who after long time, returned and
reckoned with hem."-Mathew xvi. IA,
&c.
Can man, on whom such great bounties
have been conferred, fulfil all his duties, by
folding bis arms in idlenessi 1.-The be rict
! in the good gifts Of Providence-in wealth
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

drought, the ground turned up with heel
as he called it; SO cross ploughing was
first given then, after harrowInglt, it, rollers
were applied |; and finally an ebb seed fur
row: when it was sown with carly barley
and grass seeds. The field looks well to
the eye. being finished in most husband.
man-like style; but upon taking to El'ios
concerning it. he shook his head, and salo'
he seldom saw good barley after turn'ps,
when the land required to be forced {; ano
that he will pawn his word that we have
better barley upon the break that carried
beans last year, which he is forthwith to
seed.furr,w. He sayss that he means
to sow this field green or utter the
plough, and not allow it to sPire and lose
braiding sap. The field 10 be sure is clean,
and perfectly free Of quickens; SO [ dare
say the method meant to be taken is a
good one. Fairbairn and his women, for
several days. have been gathering stones
on the break of clover intended for cutting
and my corps have digged number of
drains 10 the adjoining field intended for
summer-fallow, into which the stones are
deposited. Three carts are employed to
drive the stones, which are instantly put into
the drains and while Fairba!rn superin.
tends the gathering process, the task Of 6Il'
ing in and covering up, is committed to your
humble servant. We work five hours 10
the forenoon, and four in the afternoon, and
20 merrily forward.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

Of the s25th ofAugust, and destroyed con.
siderable quantity. Besides this, my chick.
ems dspredafed largely upon it. Having
spoken ofits yield, | will proceed to state
lis peculiar traits Of character.
lts suckers branch out from the root, and
after Arriving at maturity, it is difficult to
distinguish them from the main stalks being
so nearly equal 10 size, and so alike in ap-
pearance. 10, =.
The stalks and suckers were from 9 to IL
feet high ; not so thick as may be supposed
from the number of suckers which were
thrown out and permitted to grow, as the
larger varieties of field corn, which are
generally carefully suckersd. From actual
measurement. however, can state that the
suckers and stalks in my patch were from
s 3.1lso 4 Ito inches in circumference,
n1Aas1ed four inches from the ground. !
planted but two grains Of corn in each hill,
and yet those hills had on them 10, IA, and
in one instance, l9 good sized ears each.
The ears have 10 rows ofgrain on them,
are from 8 to II inches long, of medium
thickness the grain beautiful pearly white
flint. Of great specific gravity. and from the
sweetness Of the roasting ears which we
cooked, I have no oubt will prove an ex.
cellent meal corn, and be found to posses a
very large quantity of saccharine MATTER.
1t makes as may be presumed, very large
quantity Of fodder; and on that account is
desirable to very great portion of corn
planters, most Of whom rely in a measure
upon their corn.6elds TO furnish winter pro.
vender for their stock
So far from It's being late corn, and re.
quiring two seasons to mature it, | consider
it an carly corn, which opinion is borne out
by the fact Of my having gathered and
housed mine on the 18th Of September. q
period when much other corn is scarcely
out Of the milky state.
lhave given the result ofmy own expe-
rience above, and will add, that two of my
friends who made experiments with it also,
speak in high terms Of its productiyenees.
Besides these gentlemen, observe in your
paper tldt DT. MuSE duu mT. SuWSStotS VI
the Eastern Shore Of This State, are well
pleased with their experiments.
l have thus discharged duty which l
owe 10 Mr.. Thorburn, and will remark, that
10 doing so | have no possible Interest, eth.
er of a pecuniary nature. or Of feeling. to
subservs. He is gentleman that | know
not except by reputation. have never had
the slightest correspondence with him, and
N all human probability never will. But it
is sufficient for me to, know that he is dis.
iinguished Scotsman, and that. he is the or
iginal of Laurie Todd, to make me feel solici.
tous about his fame, and wiling, whenever
tina. fame may be asssailed with unmerited
obIoquy, to take up the gauntlet, couch a
lance, and run the hazards Of a tourney in
his defence.
Twill conclude this, perhaps uninteresting
letter, by stating, that ! am so we'll pleased
with The Chinese Tree Corn, that | have de-
termined to plant no other kind next season
ua,a crop corn. n.-.-
Respectfully, your c6't. serv'r.
EDWARD P. ROBERTS.
Mulberry, Grooe, Oct. l, 1889.
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RnHAN PoTAToE.

The Rol,an Potatoe has answered admi.
rably in this state, as far as we have heard
several farmers in the vicinity Of this city,
have been very successful, and we learn
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3ge NgA9A8ANs
EDITOR AND PROPHET OR.
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ffpaid within three months, .$3 w
II paid within three months after the
close ofthe year, 5o
IF paid within twelve months after the
close Of the year, q w
If not paid within that time, W
A company Of eight new subscribers at the
same post Office, whose names are forwarded
together, and accompanied BY the cash, shall be
entitled to the paper for $40; and company
ofGfteen new subscribers for $50.
No paper to be discontinued but tthe option
ofthe editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
inserted for enc dollar the 6rst time, and fifty
cents, each subsequent insertion.
Persons sending in advertisements are reques-
tee to specify the number of times they are to be
iuse.ted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ETThe Postage must be paid on all commu.
nications.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19
TO TR.EI'I;LLERS

TIVE LINE efAIAIL COACHES far Richmond.
Il WILL "nnl in,iher notIrp. leave al 3 O'Clock.
\. VI, b" Farin,lllr, on Mondays. Wednesdays aud
Ftida,s; aud nv tarirrsvillr % TUESDAYS, Thus.
,,vs AID Satn,d,vs, and arrive at Richmond in time
for the Nnuhrrn CrrS.
1here is less mgM trarel on tins than ann oiLer
Liaeb Rchn,aad. aud Passengers f,r the Norihrru
Cuies, will findihs sale, comfortable aud rs en-
p,dirni Other Line.
Tne line Cor Salem. Fmcastle, Sweet Springs
White Snlphu, aud LewSbure. lta,es Mondays
Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS, connecting AZ Salem wul
the hne t" Knoxville. Nashville, a.. aud N Lew
l,burg with he line Ia GuvandnIte Ont Tea IS and
Coaches good. our Drivers are careful aud >uber
aud the prnrrletors will use every .xe,i"n 10 please
their passrnge 5. ID. PATERSON Go.
Apul1l M6m
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One hH,sslredD ReacUrd.

Ana Az hon lie subscriber the 9th Of
IL Jny. very bright mulatIn Bow by the nam.
al WARMER, about 5 feel Q inches in beioh
IL years al az. spare made. strait black halt
bl" h eyes grnteelin his appearance, very polite in
his manners sp' AXIS quick, aud hat conceit-
I'd has snail the back oio one of his hand,
tie took with ln two suits 81 cloths, one of gray
h'"adc'oh ir"ck coat and pantaloons, the other Of
'Ion">pnn. cop eras color roundabout x pantaIoons
aud black tnr hdt abont hall worm il requires
close Inspection TO Distinguish linn from a white
lrrson II Is surpassed tht he has gone in the
direction Of Lynchbnrg, iliIIsborough, or
dawn thu river.
will give the above reward If taken over' 90
miles oHI hume over 10 aud within 90 miles $40 i.
Win" 10 miles, $40, if he is returned to me or
lodged IN jail, that GEL hum again
NArlIL. p. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. C..
JuIy
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FIR SALE,
TIE V.lSssE.s'G TOW HOTEL,
II Me hten u L4nehbarg. Ifglnia;

In he h,eaol Ly"ehbarg, r,rg'nia;
sgy'5-4, LARGE aud ,ommudnus building.
HILL wnh twenty rooms, conveniently arranged.
49, aud supplied with necrss Try lurrItutr. &c.
situated on Ihnd street The cenlre OF thu
Io"n.
The subscribers would pnfra private sal" Of the
properly, for winch lry Would give good bar gan,
AID hhrral tmr II IKE The pay neut, winch might
II" divided t. suu Tt purchaser. We need not say
mai L,nchhnrg l. IN" IN rap Al stale al Improve
nent. IL le Canal VI" be completed up 10 thai place
by tehhrturxf.
Il not sod h> the l2h day ol OerobeI next, We
shall On that day, otter II ioi ale The iIlht -
hddrr. upon the following ittmS one lhlid cash,
The balance IN one aud ND y'ars, requiring ne
l1nrfi iNtr Ia secure thr pdNmf AT hs b"ud and APP
proved srcntny at deed ii must upon The p "psr
I, 1" Secure the picna>e nnue,. II itu"tvrr u
rlvate sale shall he ualr before the l2u y, toupI,
Holee OF the same will Ee gwen
UIXN LANGHORNE.
Jul - u.l2O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19
NOTICE..

'1'liE Subscribers W""i carling Machine vii
Il be IN f'Il operation 10y ih' l0,h day of the pre-
>r", month (J"nt.) Tue Machine is entirely new,
made t., The >hilnl workman, Mr. Ruber NJ. Clay
to-, who has heeu la the practice OF making them
Ion 'e last 30 yeais, and pledges himself 10 keept
II II ST IA = order.
ne Terms tor ca"ng will be cents per pound. the
o"n'r al The wool IN finnish ponnd of grease for
every 70 pounds of WOOL. The Machine will be sill
mated On Blark-wale,. miles from Lynchburg, on
nr oirs k"ad, al tn" mil formerly owned by Mrs.
'ae. pledge m,srro use every exerlion IN max
lhs frsirate Rolls. Wool will be received at The
Machine. Pers"nS drsif"us t" send Wool 10 my Mill,
a'e informed hal llilry viii leave the same at the
. ores OF Mtssrs. Mckinney Il Mosby or Brown
Truss Will caus" the my own expense 10
pt carried IN the Mill carded and brought az ain for
"ehV'ry III ihe form Of Rolls shall also keep
r,"n,v al the same places supply Of WOOL
hOL lbs Tor sale. Tue public may be assured that
every efor shall be made to give Satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
June 10 ,s
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hR. WRITER'S. having associated viii lIiii
~ DR.. K. T. Lennon ia The practice el Aedl-
eur, they respectfully nil,r lfen services Ia the
community ~ which the, reside.
d.. WHlfeis. hom the late improvement IN li-
heah1,uefs hims.ii q Al hr will be shortly enabled
10 frsu.,r tite active duties Of las profession.
Reek Casile. Cam bell Aug. n3w
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NOTICE.
10 .Ws'. .fr1ssiSfeUN Long

- lR-IOU are he,eTy n'nili, d.ihaI, IN Saturday
- the 81, ia, of August 1889 al the Couuhousp
III Burr" county mud state III Kentucky, shall take
the IL position at Samuel p. Cox, of SAID Stale In
II" read On II ,riai III nv sui against YOU now de.
pending aud nudr'er tined III the ''ncult Supet,o,
t"u, al Law and Chanc ~ Tor Cam! bell county
wien aud "herr y"u invited 10 attend BY attorney
otherwise. Ii from accideni, or other cause The
deposition shoud not be taken peled IN
that day. lhru il will be- be taken on MONDAY Isl
Sep'emnrr follow mg, and Unnecessary the notice will
hr kept opea AID contn"ed from day 10 day for
iner days. Respectfully.
THOMAS llUNDLEY.
Jnlv 90 us