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WILLIAM HENRY HARRISO
TO BE CONTINUED.
Gov. TRouP WITHDRAWN. GEORGIA RALLYING
TO THE STANDARD OF TIPPEoANoe.

WV. HOuf oEoroih hALLlI>N
TO THE STANDARD OF TIPPEcANoe.
From the MlledgeriHe Georgia. Recorder.
We have hitherto believed and acted on the
belief, that the best that could be done in Geor-
gia-indeed all that could be done, was done by
the nomination Of Gov. TRoUP, to lessen the
vote of the present unworthy incumbent of the
Presidential chair. At the time we suggested
Gov. Troup's name nobody in Georgia thought
of General Harrison as a candidate TO be run
here He was on this account only known TO
the people, by the representations Of the partl-
zans Of the Van Buren, party, whose distorted
statements were suffered to pass unexamined
and uncontrolled, from the mere fact of the
apparent uselessness Of such a superfluous labor.
At that time no one thought that General Harri-
son could be run in Georgia.
We believed, that through the justly merlted
influence of Gov. Troup's name, in opposition
10 a candidate possessed of neither the regard
nor the confidence of the State, and by present
ing an electoral ticket which would from its ele-
waited merits, command the respect of the peo-
pie, Georgia might be kept from being swallowed
up in the Van Buren, party. defect this, how
ever unanmity and zeal was indispensable. 1t
would be blindness now, not to perceive that
neither of these can be obtained for the course
which we had suggested. The people of the
State have taken the matter into their own man
apement; the misfortunes of the country pro
duced in great degree by the imbecilitv and
folly, and far worse than folly Of the party which
has brought this ruin upon u.s. has been carried
feelingly home, almost to every ones door
More suits have been commenced against the
people, within the last few months than there
have been within the last 90 wears ruin seems
TO stare them in the face aud they have Deen
led to course of reflection, which all the poll
ticians and all the politics and all the newspa,
pers beside, united would vainly have essayed
TO accomplish Calamity IS stern pu' mos,
efficient teacher The people ieei-'hey nave
reflected, and they have spoken
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c.rJs Checks Circulars, Concert Bills, Bills of
a5;na r ,w and Justices Blanks Auction Notices,
Pnh,,c placards Horse Bills, Speeches, and indeed,
aysry thing. adorned unadorned with cuts, in the
line from book TO the smallest card, will be
p,oe,,ed al this office promptly and in the neatest
style. 80, n -,
NAV lS30-tf
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BANK or WAsHrNoToN, May 5, 1910.

President and Directors OF thus
IN institution have this day declared dividend Of
three per cent on the capital stock for the last six
months payable to the stockholders or their legal
representatives on demand
may S-eo3t JAMES ADAMo, Nasn'el.
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Composed of great variety OF new, near, ana 'ahc.
full materials for the prompt execution OF any 'op "
the mos, tasteful and approved fashion
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90 K"--The Specification Of these cabalistic let
tsrs which form the armorial motto of the New York
I.oco-foco Clubs, is at Tenth made public. The New
York Express has ascerained that they intended
to express the condition of those who rally under them,
TO wit
"Out of Kash"
" Out of Kredit"
" Out of Klothes"
In reference to the ego by given Vice President
Johnson, we may now add
OUT WITT THE Kurnet
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FELLow- CITIZENS Being suddenly called home
to attend to my sick family, have but moment to
answer few calumnies which in circulation against
Il am accused Of being friendly to slavery. From
my earliest youth up to the present moment have
been the ardent friend Of human liberty, AT the age
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JOB PRINTING AT THIS OFFICE.
a Dob Office,

We have been at some pains to annex to our N
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
aIARsIIAL,s SALE.

"a NN@et = u - y LIZ
Uah9 Siats rifctat cotgt - May term, 1871
james Dick, e. a.
I nh ..,.a 4 ilo"+'''i( v'ad expo
BpY virtue Of the above stated case to
b] me directed by the Honorable cir
cult court Of the United State for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, viii
(withia the hours prescribed by law ex.
pose 10 pubic sale, for cash, before the
Court house door, 10 the town Of Canton,
Madison county,
On nc an Monday Of December, 1910.
il being the aslb day Of said month, tho
following described land, to wit:--the
north west quarter and west half north
east quarter section twenty-five, aud
north east quarter aud east half Of north
west quarter and north half Of east half
south west quarter and north half of
west half OF south east quarter section
Iwenty-onc, all in township nine, range
four cast, containing five hundred and
sixty acres and lightweight hundredths.
Also, tho west halt Of the south east
quarter section twenty, and two hundred
and eighty ncres, lying md being in sec
tons twenty and lweniy.one, all pinned
and connected together, making three
hundred and sixty acres, all IN township
nine, range four east Also, the south
cast quarter Of section nineteen, and
tho west half Of the north cast quarter
OF section thirty, township nine north Of
range five east, containing two hundred
and forty acres and twenty five hun.
dredths Also, the south east half Of
south ives. quarter section twenty eight.
township nine, range four east, and
south half west half section twenty.eighi
township nine, range four cast.
Levied on as the property Of said De.
PENDANTS, aud will BE- sold 10 satisfy tho
the above stated case and cost.
WIN. N. GWlN, marsIal,
Tor De southern Dls,risl Of .lliia,stgpi.
By W. l.. BATrE, Dcp'g
Nov. 81, 46-5l Pr SCI /
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

.uaiison aren't c9ri--.Nay term l64L
Joseph r B5uiman,
VS. On 9TH e.. IA,
Ramsey H. Cox
10y virtue Of the above stated case 70
-D me directed, viii within the hours
prescribed by law expose 10 pubic sale,
Tor cash, before the Courthouse door, IN
tho town Of Canton,
On The Taird Monday Of January l841,
1t being the lSlh day Of said month, the
following described property, 10 wit
Part of the east half southwest quar-
Ter. section nineteen, township nine,
range three, east, commencing two humid
red and Ten yards from the north east
corner OF the east hall, southwest quar-
Ter. section nineteen, township nine.
range three, east; rpnnng thence due
south to the Of Jo5u b liowcotts
eleven acre tract, thence pasi nSiy-nlne
and two-third yards, thence north ia be
northern line OF said east half, south
west quarter, section nineteen, township
nine, range three, east, hence vest six.
t5.nne and lwo.thrd yards, containing
six acres, more or less.
Also, he following lot, 70 wit: begin
ming at the east corner ofSlIas N. Catch
iaqs nine acre lot. on Peace street,
thence with the said street east one hun
bred and five ieel, 10 l.. NJ. CARROTS
western boundary, thence due south in
The direction of said line, to John B.
Howcolt's line, thence with his line to
the south east corner Of John J. Henry's
six acre lot, thence with his line 10 his
north eastern corner, thence north TO
silas NJ. Calchings' south east corner,
thence north with his line 10 the begin
ming, containing five acres more or less
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Cox, and viii be sold to satisfy pain
tits debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sl'f
BIZ J. BEowN, Depg.
Dec. 10, 500 [Pr foe Sljl
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

RI N pursuance Of the powers vested ~
u Us by Deed Of Trust, executed by
krighiley Sanders, on tho "a day Of
August, 1886, conveying 70 the Under
signed n5 Trustees, for the use and bcne.
f, OF Folks, Walker & Co., or The hol-
der Of lbe promIssory notes therein
mentioned the following Iauls, IN Madl-
son county, 10 witt The souDh BALI Of
the northeast eighth, section seven,
township ten, range four, east, cnntain-
ing forty acres; the east holr Of south
east quarter Of same section, township
and range, containing eighty aescs; The
west bali Of northwest quarter, section
eight. same township and range, contain
ing eighty acres; the southwest quarter
of section eight, township ten, range
four, east containing one hundred and
sixty acres the north half Of southeast
eighth Of section eight, township ten,
range four, east, containing forty acres,
beng all the Iand owned by said Sanders
II tha, line, in sections seven aud eight,
township too, range four, east.
ALSO--The following Negro Slaves,
10 wit Isaac, Dock, Vucl and her two
children, Jane, Jacb, Nina, Harriet, Jim,
Robert. Jesse, Noses AMI Gordon; and
having been therto requested By tho
holder Of said prom.ssory notes, we tho
undersigned shall proceed 70 sell ~ the
Courthouse door in the town of Canton
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

8s ha .aa
~'fFesa
ftfv7Heas b. abase aa,el aaa IL
- directed. $40 laHha ~
an nhIbf aa expose 20 pa.
n a.e. lat cash. q aa lae Court hols
laaf. la fha foaa a Caa'on.
% As fra Nnlag v Jaaaag ieii,
Is Iaag thc ifh Gas 10 said month. ihs
following described land, % W.T.. Tho
mH ha.t northeast quarter. section
acal} thfat i0anship twelve, range
IuaG east. elsa, lol number lwo, section
leel'y four, lowuship twelve, range four
eusf combining 40 Oh one hundred and
sixty acres. more pr less
ALSO The west half Of the south.
east quarter, section two, township elo
ven, range four, east.
Levied on rs the property Of defend.
ant Haley, and will bo sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
8. HAMBLEN, ShF
BIZ J BaowN, Dcp'y
Dec ;, 1889 lpr fee sol
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silEniFF,s SALE.

.upiifoa erni court May term 1871
O6cois Of High Court
Of Eu1m IS Appedis
We On plcu. f.. "a,
Caleb Leonard and
Gtoc0 spoights,
10y virtue Of the above stated case to
I'D me directed | will (within the
hours prescribed By law expose to pub.
lie sale, Cor cash, before the Courthouse
door, IN the Town Of Canton,
On ne First Monday Of January le4I,
It being the ith day OF said month, the
following lands, 10 wit, The east half,
southeast quarter fseciinn twenty one;
east half OF west half, souih.cas, quarter,
section tweniy-one; east half. northeast
quarter section twcnty.elght; east hall
Of west half, north Gust quarter, section
eight; south half Of west half, north.
east quarter, section twenty; south half,
east half, northwest quarter, section
twenty, all in township seven, range one,
eusl
Levied on as the property Of defend
ants, and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
deb, and debt
s. HAMBLEN, ShF.
BIZ J BaowN, Dep'g.
Dec 3, 43-52 [Pr fee Sl2l
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sHERlFF,s SALE.

Hia1s cifcat coatt u March term l0il
rbana.s Ao'aoan !, .....,
Senae II D4ugaer
! virtue of the above staled case to
= , me directed, will expose to public
ale for cash, before the door OF the
Court House in the town Of Canton,
On The First Monday qr December 1870,
It being the 9Th day Of said month, the
following described estate, to wit: The
east hall, south ems quarter; east hall
northeast quarter, section eleven; west
half northwest quarter, section twelve
of township seven, range one, east
Levied ON as the property Of jeiend-
ami Daughcrty, and will bo sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs deb ami cost.
SAFE to take place within tie hours
prescribed by law.
s. HAMBLEN, SdD
Oct 81, 1919
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
sHERlFF's SALE.

Madison circuit roafi--Vay term l34l.
Com. & z. r. Ban q
yicksburg use sc,
VS. On veud. expo.
R. II. Williamson,
Miss. e. Ala. r. Rood
20. use &c,
Va Same and same
Austin & Hobbs and
r. NJ williamson.
10y virtue Of the above stated cases q
I'D me directed, ill(withiu be hours
prescribed by Iaw.) expose TO public sale
for cash. before he Courthouse door, IN
the town Of Canton,
On the Third Monday 9 January 1871,
Ii being the 18th day OF said month, The
following described land, 10 wii:-The
east hall, northwest quarter OF section
five, township eight, range TWO, west
Lot number nine, section thirty-sIx
township nine, range three, west; Lot
number one, section one, township eight
range three, west; The west bali, north
cast quarter, section five, township eight
range three, west; Lots number four
and FIVE, section thIriy-one, township
nine. range two, vest.-ALSO-8 head
of Cattle. more or less; 90 head Of
Sheep, more or Iels; 100 head Of Hogs
more or less,
Levied on as tic property Of defend
ant Williamson, and will be sold TO salts
fy plaintiffs debt and cost.
s HAHBblE. NtV
By J. +. llETH Drpy
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
sIIrRIFF's SAFE.

Mutton ctrrui rgut--H0y tsral 1884,
No. J. MIKE, use &c,
vs. Oayend expo
~. y Moore,
Willie Lions and
Natg & SletdstsoH.
KY virtue OF tho above stated case 10
ID me dir c,ed lwiiI (within the hours
prescribed by law. expose loPub.lc SALE
Tor cash, before the Courthouse door, IN
the town Of Canton,
On he Third Moaday II January ISL
II being the 18Th day Of said month, the
following described land, 10 wlt. Inc
east hall, south cast quarter, and south
half Of easl haIf, northeast quarter,
section twelve, township eight, range
three. east; west half, south west quar-
ter. section seven. township eight, range
tour. cast. containing one hundred and
ninety acres. -- ALSO-Thc undivided
half OF the northeast quarter OF section
twcn,y.threv; east half Of section Tour
teen: west bale northwest quarter, sec
ton ,birieon, all in township ton, range
five, east. containing five hundred and
sixty acres, more or less.
Levied on as The property oil defend
aats and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
w. ''''' S. HAMBLEN, ShG
B7 C.. nlcEEgsoY, DcPg.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
EXEcrrnn,s NOTICE.

n WILL present the final accounts Of
a. my administration Of the estate OF
William Balfoar, decd, for final settle.
men, and allowance, at the Probate Cours
Of Madison county, on the Fourth Mon-
dag Of The present month
C. r. BALFoUR, Err.
Dec. 3, t8le. $3.50
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
stIERIrR,s SAFE.

Lsaks circuit coart-.8prR term, i84l
John Briggs, jr,
ys On yend expo.
CliboJn Cawthan.
pl virtue of the above stated case TO
~ me directed, will (within the hours
prescribed by law, expose topublic sale,
for cash, before the Courthouse door, ~
the Town of Canton,
On The Third Monday IF January i84l'
It being the 18th day Of said month, the
following dercribed land, to wit: The
east half, northeast quarter, section
twenty-eight, township seven, range two
east.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant Cawthan, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShT.
By f. B. CURTIS, Dep'y.
Dec. 10, 500 Pr fee S9l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

DISSOLUTION.
TnVHE partnership heretofore existing
ID under tho hfm Of Montgomery and
Sample, 10 dissolved by mutual consent
y. ] Sample will attend to all settle.
mcns for and against the firm.
r. MONTGOMERY,
d. J. SAMPLE,
December 70, 1910. 49-5Z
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Ciffhh z hHi ~ hHF itfH l7fl
pshs " usHh,
/. aa T. iyla aslssoo
runs day came ne cad plaintiff by
hls attorneys, and lho attachment
h this case having been returned iHy
ssscuied. and tho dslendan. lai.lng ioap.
pesf God give special bell aHa pIoaa
isein. ll - therefore ordered by he
tour.. that unless the said DE- endan' 10
sppsar here oH of belofs the lrai day
N the next term Of lbis Court aal give
spfeial bail md plead herein, Iudgmen,
fnal by dc auil vii bg rendered IS. lu 8
bm. aud the estate attached VII. De sole;
snd It Is further ordered. lhat cop, o
sihs order, together vi b the sreclart.
tion Of the cause oI action sud umo4ui
calmed as due rom the defendant {,
HE plaintiff BE- published in The Hadl Ca
Wing Advocate for Iou, weeks SIC ~
s,ely. and that al, further proc odug
b. stayed until the next term Of tins
|Couri. A true copy from he Minutes
'o SAID Court
Attest: W. MONTGOMERY, Crk.
By H. h CouLrER, D. c.
HUBBARD ~ Orr, Aa'ys for Pff
December 90, 1910. Ole
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
ApMNIsTRAT0R,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
TENO all persons interested in The es-
N tate Of Samuel Meek, decd, you
will take notice that at a speclsl term Of
the Probate Court Of Carroll county,
Mississippi, 10 be holden at The Court
house thereof, on the 25th day Of Jahu-
airy l84l, will exhibit my account for
allowance and final settlements as Admin
lstrator Of the estate Of said deceased.
BY order Of said Court.
JAMES MEEK, Adm'r.
Carrolllon. Dec 10, 1910. 50-4
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pLANTATlON noe -


A LII persons are forwarned not TO
IA trade for note Of hand made by
Samuei RagsdaIe aud John I. bearing
decd, for nine HUNDRED and lorty-hve
Dollars, payable 10 Thomas Collins. Adj
ministrator OF the estate of Nathaniel
Stein, due on the first day Of January
1910, as the same has been lost or mis-
LAID.
S,1r INTCt
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
s. HAMBll.N.
v -TTITTI " ||TTITI
December 10, i540. 5O-2

-AtAt'DtNhN =. .stf ~ - ~ ~ - -
n tANTON LODGE No. 20, will pub
- Iicly celebrate thc Anniversary o.
St. John the Evangelist. on Sunday the
27lh inst Divine service vii. be per
formed in The church, and an Grafton
suitable Ia the occasion viii be delivered
BY Bro IouN 6 orr Transient broth.
rem are invited % attend. BY order o
the Lodge
G. j. SEARLES, Sec'rH
December ~, 1910. 50-5l
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HHf scar H#
RahA sHlnea t.a'hHl.H Hfy
ftf believed thaf lanaa .a ls nafa
e. '.#'..an'x TIC Negro SECS
.aH ~ nm 81 l $500
.f eve "a IN a'I lls ru a.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
December 8 l8l0

or The above described land was
bid OF on the l7th August, aud the
terms 81 sale not complied with. 4 was
re-adgert#ed and offered 10Th October
1910, aud was Bib dr. tho terms Of That
sale is mol complied with, and this is 10
notify Me bidders thal lhcy VIII bn held
pon-ibIe for any deficit nj The sale
tbat will lake place under the above adj
yerlisement
S. IIANBLEN, ShB
Dec. 3, r. dG-52-[pf fee &23r-SlJl
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fah1h asHi rai .Ng rm ioll
Ca4 q nult NUa5ff
So, fha.e
natrd fra
NUHW e Uscs,
N0nu G4utu anl
5aIHor# Griffin
10y yituo Of the above stated casc 30
- me directed, viii (wi,bIn lbc hours
prescribed by law expose 70 public sale,
Tor cash, before lhc Courthouse door, .n
The town 90 Caution,
On ne First li5aaag Of Jgagrg lCil,
Il being me M day oil said month. the
following described lands, 10 wit; The
east half and south west quarter OF sec.
lion wouN-lonr; northwest quarter,
section twenty-five; east half southwest
quarter, section thirty four. all In town.
ship number seven, Of range one, east,
containing seven hundred aud twenty
acres, more OF less
Levied on as the property Of defend
ants and will be- sold @ satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
& IIAfpT TgN pE'H
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
MARsiiAL's SALE.

q United States circdt couTt -- May term 84i
Dismare & Taylor,
survivors &c.
vs. On vend expo.
vannoy q Stone, & sur.
kSI virtue Of the above stated cases 10
NE me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
@Distnct OF Mississippi, will (witbin the
hours prescribed b. Law sgI to the
higbes bidder, forcash, before The Court
house door, IN the town Of Canton,
8Oa The Frs Monday Of Jaaaary, l84l,
III being the Alb day OF SAID month, the
following described properly, to witt
Arguila, Patsey,
Griffin, Jack,
5 Head Of Horses,
2 Mules,
30 Head Cattle, more or less,
40 Head Hogs, more or less,
, Yoke of Oxen,
OA dSSoh,
! Horse Cart,
Buggy,
5 Stacks Fodder,
400 Bushels Corn, more or less,
A lot OF Farming utensils,
Household and Kitchen furni-
ture.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Joseph II. Vannoy, and will be sold
to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
W NJ. GWIN, MarSbal,
For tie 80 &e,a Distinct Of mississippi
By W. l.. BATE, Dep'y
Dec 90, 5l-52 Pr fee S.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

JOSEPH COLLINS,
Guardim Of ThoS. Collins.
December 10, 1910. 50-52
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diafi9l ,iroa' copH-.HW tsrm la4l
Robert Robertson,
John SWEET a. 81.
sQY virtue OF tho above stated case to
~ me directed. Twill within The hours
prescribed BY law expose to public sale,
Tor cash, before the house door, iu
he town Of Canton
On me First Haadoy Of January 1871,
1t being the I.h day Of said month"; the
following described property, TO witt
One House and Lot in the town OF Sha.
ron, known as Lotnumber one, ia Square
number ourieaH
Levied 90 as ha property Of defend
ants aud viii be- sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs
debt aul cost.
S HtNBLEN. StG
Dec. 3. 1852 Pr Gee SOL
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BY IT. K COULTER, d {.
HUBBARD IL Orr, A1ys for PfE.
December GO. 1910. 5l-2
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~ ''' s. HAMBLEN, StG.
B7 C.. nicEEzsoS, DcP'y.
Dee. -. APP Pr lee sl3l
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s HAUBLI.N, sd
By J. T. llETa, Depy
Dec. 10. H~2 [Pr fee Sl2l
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DISSOLUTION.

Dacnmb.r ). 1870.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-22
ROHAN POTATOES.
A NEW SPECIES.

Il IfLV ~ HCIHo'
EOR SALE, at the Post Office by T.
r. Thornton. The Cullivator's account
of them is as follows:
"This is new and extraordinary varle-
", which has lalley appeared in Switzer-
land and has been cultivated in this coun-
try but two years; 1t surpasses all others
in size and productiveness-is quite farlna-
ces and of excellent flavor"
Judge Buel, in the Cullirator, of No
vember last, says: awe obtained two tu-
bers from France last fall, and through
the kindness of all esteemed friend, we
have been enabled to increase orr seed IL
pounds. We divided the tubers into setts
of two eyes each, and we planted one sett
in hills four feet apart. in piece of ground
much shaded and rather low condition.
We dug, weighed and measured the crop
on the 2Sth September. 1t weighed o2o
pounds, and measured nine bushels. They
are undoubtedly the most productive vari-
ty of potatoe we ever met with. The 5
tubers first imported, cost 45 dollars"
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