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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
Medical College ofGeOrgia
AUGUSTA, September, IS4O.

AUGUSTA, September, lS4O.
HuyHE Ninth Course of Lectures in this In
B sti,n,iun will commence on the second
Monday the !)lli nf next Nnvelhber, and terlnn
ate ON the first Saturday of March following.
Fec for lnll Cuuise "f Lectures, Sll5 90
,Iarliruatioi. (paid but "nce.) 5 90
Arrangements Ilnve been made by which Stu
dents can be supplied from Europe will, instru-
mcu,s of all kinds, Skeletons &c.
The Faculty are
G. n. NEWTON. NJ. d.. Professor of Anatomy.
l.. A. DuGAs VI. D.. Professor Of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
G.. w. WEST. VI. D.. Professor of Chimistry
and Pharmacy.
|. p. GARvlS, ". D.. Professor Of therapeutics
and Matcria Mrdica.
J. \. Eve. NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Infanrs
l.. D. FnRD. NJ. d.. Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice % Medicine.
p. r. Eve, VI. d., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery;
G. VI. NEwr0S, VI. d.. I Demonstrators Of A.
JoHS McLE<rEm u d.. atomy, without ud-
dilioual fee.
PAUL f. EVE, Nj. D.,
Sept. |. Dean of Faculty.
NJ The Edgcrrll Advertiser. Greenvlle
Moun,ainrer ). e.; Southern Recorder, Fed
era Union. CoInnbus Enquirer Savannah
Georgian. Georgia Mobile Register. Huntsville
Demncrnt. Alabama JnIIrlal, Tuscaloosa Flag
ofUniom, .\Iabama: Floridan, Florida; and Nash
vile Banner, will publish, the above advertise
meut weekly to the amount of SIS each, and
forward their recci pts To the Dean,
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a GA Il Cd.

TEyIE Subscriber takes this method OF m
q forming his friends and the public gener-
ally, tI,at he will Continue a
General Commission aad Fdctoragc Business.
in this pIace lie will attend 10 The selling. re-
ceivimg, forwarding and storing oi I0'.oi', or
n,Lcr producc and Merchandise and to the
buying any article or bill of articles entrusted
to bis charge. 10 all of which he will giye his
ncrsoual attention, and will also make liberal
advances on Cotton shipped through him. to
Charleston or Savannah Whilst soliciting the
prlronage of his friends he begs leav" to return
tbeun his sincere thanks for past iavors.
''''''' ''' Fl. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, S. C. July II, ls4O 3m 2d
IN Store, and for sale. to order or otherwise
large assortment of
Hemp and I"r Begging, Bale hope
and I'rine.
II. III.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Stephen Terry and J
wife, and others. vs.. )
Tundy Burkhalter. \

stephen Terry ana In Equity.
Tandy BurkhaIler. Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ all order from Chancellor Johnston,
shall offer for sale to the big hest bidder at Edge.
field Court House, on the first Monday in De.
celnber next. the real estate Of J"lln BurkI,aI.
ter, late of Edge6ed District consisting OF Two
tracts of land. rs follows, viz: one tract where
Oh the deceased resided. situate in Edgefrld
District, OH the waters OF Beuver-Dam Creek,
waters of Turkey Greek, Sc, containing one
thousand aud eighty. eight acres (more or less,)
and adjoining lands Of John Holingsworlll,
Caleb Tally, Perrin Jones, and Mrs. -
Jones: the other tract, siiuae OIL The SAID Ben-
yer Dam Greek, containing two hundred acres
(morc or less,) and adjoinina the former tract,
and lands Of the said John IIoIlingswurl, john
Sirnkins aud Gutteridae Thulmrnd. The said
tracks To be sold separately, OF. credit of one
aud ,wo years. except so much us may be ne
cpssary to pay the Gusts which ,nust he paid i'll
cash. Tile purchasers TO give bonds and per-
sonal security. drd Il mortgage Of the premises
to secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY, C. E. E. d.
Commissioners Office,
Edgsfeid, Nrr. g. 1910 81 124 40
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In the Court of Ordinary,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Hiley ID. Mounce, applicant,

William Mounce ct al, Defendants.
TT Appearing to my satisfaction, that
Il Michael Lewis and wife Nancy, Willis
ID. Mounce and Alfred Mounce, defendants
in the above stated case, reside without
the limits ofth State. II is therefore or
dered. that they do appear and object to The
division, or sale of :he real estate ofMartha
Mnunce, deceased, on or before the llth
day of January next, 1871, Or their consent
TO The same will be entered of record.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. L. d.
Oct. 16, le40 alb 50
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EsT,R AYEa1.

ENROM the Subscriber about the 18th of
81 March last. : Colts one IL dark iron grey
fIly. three years old; whei' she left, she had on
II common size iron bell. attached 10 leather
collar. fastened on with leather Ialch. The
orhe,. year old, bright bay horse coli, with
some white llails on the body, and blaze in
the face. will satisfactorily reward any one who
will stop said colts, or sthcr OF them, aud give
NE information; direct to Mt. Willing Post or
fee S. G. SIMON CROUCH.
Mt. Willing, Aug. %. 1910 h 80
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BROUGHT to the Jail

nF this District, negro man by the name
" of Damon. about Is years of age, dark
liv" lcct three inches and n half
high. He has Il scare over his lrfeye and his
right eye lonth ouI; AMI the other very much
,!ccayetl; lie also has cut on his right fnol.-
He says lie belongs 10 Mr. James Barret, of
Houston County. Ga. and that lie Runaway
abnnt the middle Of August last.
The owner is reqnesedt to come forward.
prove property, pay charges aud take him
away. Z. II. GoODMAN, J. E. D.
Sent % 1910 if 81
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Rece5Usa,s " F0rsUNrttiaag
A q II N i Y,
: AND d D.
Eactovage & { omn,isson
Blu SIN Il S $:
HAMBURG. s. G..

TENHE Subscriber respectfully lakes leave
II to renew to his customers, his sincere
Acknowledgements for the extensive patronage
hitherto bestowed on him; and would beg I" as
sure them of continuance of that strict aiten-
ton to their interests, wtirl, from Il largely in
creased business, he fialters himself has been
appreciated.
lie deems it unnecessary 10 dilale. TO MER-
CHANTS, OH the evident superiority of his claims
to their patronage as a RECElTING AND
FORHIRDING AGEsT:--his long experience
in that department.; rigorous observance Of in
structions. and the rates Of Hauling; his entire
attention being restricted to a Commission Bn-
siness alone; and the isolated and eieeatcd posi-
ton of his warehouse, thus lesseniug The risks
from fire and innnd,tiors; arc circumstances
which, ,eith all due Difference, cntitr him to a
precedence.
To PLANTERS he would again tender his ser
vices in the sale OF their COTTON aud other PRO-
DucE: to this department he uppropriates his
personal attention, and from his practical knowl-
edge OF this business, he feels assured he will
promote the interests of those WIN may cOnSgn
10 him. J F. BENSON.
Hamburg, 8. C.. July IS. 1910 f 80
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Matthew Gray, 80 .. ..,r
to Mortgage,
Mortgage.
johnson Sales.

a""haSoh So'@Ss F. .
PY an Order from The Csurt Of Com
- mon Pleas. in the above slated case,
/ shall proceed to sell in The Town OF Ham
burg. on Wednesday The 18th oil Noyemr
her next. one House and Lot in said Town,
known in The plan of said town as Lot
No IL, bounded Nonh by Mercer sireer,
South by Market street. aud East by Lot
No II, Iu be sold on a credit of three
months. The titles to he signed. but not
deli, cred until the purchase money be
paid, according to The terms of sale; aud
if the amount Of the purchase money be
not paid when due, the property will be re-
sold on account of the former purchaser.
for cash. Cost aud Sheriff's commissions
10 be paid in cash. ......,.
S. CHRISTIE, S. ED.
Oct "a, 1910 So SO
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Edgefield Village Female
Academy.

WNHE exercise of this Institution wIll close
u Inr this year on the 4th December, and
will he resumed ON the first monday III January
lS4I. Miss Richardson, who has most accept
ably performed the duties Of Assistant this year
Will continue in tho same Department for tue
next wear. The Musical Department will on
linue tu be filed by Mr.. Bacon. The Rec
,orcan ACCOMMODATE thirty boarder-. und III other
hur,ses pupils can be accommodated TO aiiy
reasonable extent
TERMS AS FOLLOWS
PER. QUARTER.
For board, including food. bedding,
washing, and lights. $40 OO
For tuition in spelling. reading, VIII
ting. and Arithnetick, g 90
For the above witt, Geography, Eli
glisl Grammar and Parsing, Oo
For !hr above with Philosophy, Ma
tural, Mcnlsl and Moral, Loglck,
Chymislry, Criticism, History,
Bu,lcr's Analogy, Algebra,
Geometry, DC &c. l0OO
Latin. Greek, French, Italian, each, w
Drawing and Punling, 0O
Ornamental Needle work, 6OO
Musick,
Piano SIS; Harp Sl5; Giuar s.; ooo
Use of Piano. W.
Firc-wuod in the Winter quarters. oU
Payments quarterly im advance.
WILLIAM Is. JOHNSON, Rector.
Edgeficld Z. ri. Oct. 10, 1910. Il 81
The Charleston Courier, Sout! CaroIilan,
aud Temperance Advocate al Columbia Geor,
ga Cuns:itn,ionaIist Savannah Georgian, and
Recorder tS Wachmali, of Raleigh, n. G. arc
each requested to give the above four weekly
insertions, and forward their accoulils 10 tliIS
office for payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
Augusta Female Seminary.

7S.HE duties of this SEM MlNARi will he
D resumed OH or abont the l.tl, gt October. by
Mrs. ii. l.. MoIsE, assisted by competent aud
efficient Teachers. All the branches oi conf
plete ENGLISH EDUCATION will be taught. Also
FRENCH aud other LANGUAGES; Vocal aud lN-
sTRuMExrAI. Music, and DRAINING and PAINT
ING III all their branches.
TERMS. pr. Or. of 3 mos.
For Enplisb-trom S9to $1,000
&" French and other Languages, io'ou
i" Music OH the Piano, 2o'O0
8: Guitar, lu,0O
a Dr,,v;pe and Painting, 300
+" Boarding & Lodging, lights 6E fuel. 5o'oO
A limited number Of young ladies can be
comfortably accommodated i'll the immediate
family of .mrs Noise, whose attention will be
devoted to their morals and department.
Augusta, Geor. Sept. q, lS40. 80
The Edgefield Advertiser, will insert the above
three times aud forward BILL Consitntionaiist.
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STATE of South Carolina.
BARNWELL DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
Charles Cosnahan, and Others, Bill for
VS. Thomas CUsnahan and
Lucy Alosley. DiStr'batlon.
EFT is ordered that the Defendant Thos. Cos.
II naIian, who Is said TO he absent aud from
without the limits of This Stales, do plead, an.
swer. or demur. to the Bill Of the Couplainants
in this use, within three months from the pub
tication of this order, or the bill will be taken
pro conteSso.
A.P. ALDRICH. c. a. R. E. D. d.
Commissioners Office,
Burnwel District,
July %, l540. ac p
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Stale of South ar,lina.
ABBEVILLE DIS rRICT.
In E0IfITY

Hugh wilson, vs. Jenns, B0yor Re''ef
Wilson; sns Ti,'i"m aSsl.. Wilson, hja"siio". nc"
EDURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Duukin made in this case. all tile credit
ors Of Hugh Wilson, ut the time OF i.is death,
whose demands shall not have been fully and
properly puid by his administrator, are hereby
notified to present and prove their demands be-
fore me on or before the first day Of January
next, A. ID. Ie41: and the creditors ofthe said
Hugh Wilson, deceased, are hereby notified,
thai the Decree of Chancellor Dumkin orders
that the Commissioner cause two months no.
lice to be inserted III such public pape, or pa
pers as he may deem proper for ul the credit
ors of the said Hu.h Wilson To presrn, und
prove their demands before the Commissioner;
and that such Of the creditors as shall not pre-
sent and prove their demands OH or before
perenptory day to be fixed by the Commits
ssioner shall be excluded from the benefit Of this
decree.
1t is further ordered that upon notice Of this
decree being given TO any Of the creditors Of
Hugh Wilson, sl,rh creditors shall be enJo!ned
from commenr en,ent or further prosecution OF
any suit nj law against the administrator afore.
said.
1t is further ordered that the administrator
do account hefnre the Commissioner concern
ing the estate Of his intestate; and that the
Commissioner do report the demands against
the estate of Hugh Wilson, which may be prov
ed, arranged in order OF legal priority aud the
buIance in the hands uf the administrator, after
allowing all proper payments and expenses.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, e. f. A. D.
Commits Ifice. S2 70
AhLrrMe E.. H.. Sept. 2, lS40. { I'm 81
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NOT TaGE.

BID ANYWAY fromlh Subscriber. on Mon
H&, day the ll,h inst. my Apprentice, Robert
Adams. no hereby ofitra reward of 64 cts
to any person that will bring said Adams to me;
AMI | further forwarn any person from trading
with said Robert Adams. ms will not be re-
sponsbc for any Of his contracts.
WILLIAM WATKINS.
10 lniIes east of Edgefeld
Sept 2G, 1910 c &
The Augusta Constituencies will please
give the above thee insertions and forward its
account to this office.
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII Persons Indebted 10 the Estate of Jas.
IA Smyy, deceased, either by note or ac.
count, are earnestly and lastly requested to
make immediate payment. II they wish to
save the expense of cost, as it is a matter of
importance with me TO bring the business TO a
close. This being The last notice intend to
give, you may do well 10 attend to it.
JOHN s. SMYLY.
Sept. II, lH40 nc 81
N. B. would aIsn stat" TINT after the first
Of October next. will rol take any Georgia
money without tine customary rate Of discount.
]. $. s,
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SECOND CARD.

sN Addition TO the attention that will devote
ia n General Commission and FartoWsc bu-
siness, have in store and will continue to re-
ccivc
For Sale,
Prime Sugar a.d Collce,
Bagsing and Rope,
Salt, Molasses.
Blankets. Negro cloths, Osnaburss,
Iron and Nails.
Having determined not TO retail. the abov"
will be sold by the Bale. Piece. or Package, at
low prices, as all inducemem to Purchasers.
H. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg S. C. Sept. II, 1s4O :3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

which they design selling for Cash, or approved
paper, on interest only, they do assert that they
will dispose of them at lower rates lhul were
ever before known in this section of the coun-
Try, while they feel confident in being able to
snit the taste OF the most fastdious in quality
and quantity. -,
Believing that every rejecting person will
at oncc observe the advantages which we shall
possess in having tile Cash to make our purca-
ses. we dcemil unnecessary io enter into any
detailed argument To satisfy our customers that
we can act up 10 our profession. Neither do
VIC consider Il catalomec Of articles advisable,
as in consequence Of daily sales, it must neces-
sarly be incorrect.
All those who are desirous Of practicing the
true principles OF economy, and of purchasing
goods at unparalleled low prizes. we invite to
call an examine uur Stock. and become COLI
viliced that our profession exists not only in the
will, but in the deed.
RICHARD N.DOWD,
CHARLES 4. MEIGS,
Edgcfied C. Fl. Oct. 49, 1SlO. If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
LAIRD ANEs BRICKS,

Fer SAFE at P0itcrsriHr.
a GOOD supply Of bolII strait and circular
IA BRICKS l"r building cmnrys and wall.
in. mp wells-EHrnacr bWrnt-nnw, and will
he kert constantly OH hand
The Lard l2i CENTS per H., and Brick ST.
per Thousand. j. w. GIBBS " Go.
Pottersvilie. Oct. ;. 1SI0 36
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NEW CASH STORE.
"1nc nimblc Si1pencc is better than the slo'0
ShiVing."

TENIIE Subscribers would respectfully inform
Il the citizens OF Edgeiield and the adjoin'
ing country. that they have commenced the
Mercantile business upon the Cash System aI
the old stand of e. 4. DowD Under the firm Of
DOWD d MElGS,
Having inst received from New York new
and well selected assortment of
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State Of outh a,ulina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.


ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
E P. Noble, w
John cunningham, and wife,
Patrick Noble, Bill fsr
Edward Noble,
Alexander Noble. Partition.
]. Baunruw Noble nnd
Elizabeth Noble.
HIT appearing to my satisfaction that Patrick
II Noble one Of the defendants in this case,
reside without the limits of this State: On
motion, it is ordered that The said defendant do
appear, and plead, answer or demur TO the
complainants Bill, within three months from
the date OF this publication, or tho said bill will
be taken pro eontesso against him.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. Z. 4. D.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. Il, 1S40. &C SO
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COTTON WARE HOUSE.

HAMBURG, S. c.
YETHE. Subscriber having put his WAKE
n HOUSE in thorough repair. and raised
it abon, five feet higher Than before. winch
makes il to high wafer. Planters and hler-
chants may rest assured of no danger from high
water, in storing Cotton in this Warellouse-
He is thankful for the liberal patronage oi his
friends heretofore, and fla,ters himself That by
his personal and IL strict attention 10 business ,iie
will merit continuance of the former liberal
patronage bestowed OIL him.
Any Cotton that he may have in store, or that
NAV be sent to him to be shipped to Charleston
or Savannah, will be strictly attended to.
W. p. DELPHI.
Hamburg, Aug 90, 1910 n3l
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
William keower
Case on, Attachment.

John Browulee,
The Plaintiff having this day filed Ills decla.
ration in the Clerks Office Of Abyeville District
against the defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits Of the Stale, and has neither
wife, nor attorney, known within the same,
npon whom copy OF said declaration might
be served; tits therefore ordered, tina, the said
Defendnnt, do appear and plead TO the said
Declaration, within year aud a day from the
filing of this Declaration, or final and absolute
Judgment will be given and awarded ngainst
him: JOHN F LIVINGSTON, {. G. p.
Clerks Office,
May II, 1870. w&a $3.50 aos
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-01
MR.. RECEIVER GEN. HILL

Governor Hill gives in his agricultural paper the
following explicit reasons for accepting the appoint
ment OF Receiver General for New England
The office Of Receiver General for New England,
which has been created under recent law of Con
gress, although located Boston, will not n.cessi
ty forfeit our rights as citizen of New Hampshire
Our family leiH for the present remain here We
accept the place because, having advised to separa
ton of the finances of the government from the ope
rations Of banks at the time the banks suspended
specie payment, when interest in banks would
have induced the wish not to break the connection il
would have been unfair to refuse participation in the
risk and responsibility of place that rendered TO
us under the change by Those who had greater ind-
vdua responsibility to the people for the passage of
the law than we could claim. We accept it at the
time when, if public sentiment will not sustain the
law, our disappointment will not be like that of one
taking the office who feels responsibility for
pertinent intended by its authors to be benefit TO the
country, We offer this here as our mere apology
with no intention to force upon readers favora-
bic estimate OF any party opinion which he may enter,
tam All we would say s, that as the office hs-
been rendered without asking, SO we shall retire
from It without the disappointment which shall be
fatal to other hopes and prospects of life should
either the present President any other President
who may be his successor, see fit to take il from us
Our family will for the present remain here " that
is, until we see how the wind blows in November we
don't like running up the hill and then running down
again, and therefore all would say is 1--WE shan't
De disappointed snould etner the present President,
any otter President who may be his successor see
fit To take it from u.s.
The Claremont, N II. Eagle, after giving Isaac
some advice to his holding on while he can max
ing hay while the sun shines &c gives list of the
posts at present held by this disnterested rotation
loving, spoils- hating democrat
Isaac Hill Receiver General for New England
Isaac Hill, Pension Agent for New Hampshire
Isaac Hill, President OF the Mechanics Bank
Isaac Hill, Editor Of the n Hampshire Patriot
Isaac Hill, Editor Of the Monthly Vister
Isaac Hill candidate for the U S. s.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-01
Observation-Disclosures OF SEALS

Numerous packets sent out from this city with the
forged signature and frank of John c. Clark were re-
turned TO the General Post Office Some of them were
exhibited TO DIR, Clark, who neither admitted or de-
MED that his name was forgery. Globe.
The main allegation is false. Mr.. Clark has not
been shown any forged signature and frank by any
person. at any place; neither does he believe that
any forged signature and frank of his exists. Mr.
Clark did at the Department two packages sent by
him to two individuals in the country which had been
broken open and violated, either by deputy post
master, or by some one in the General Post Office
But he forgery of his frank; neither can the
Department produce Has the Postmaster Gene
raj taken any measures to bring to punishment the Vi
oators of those packages? Or did he violate them him
self?
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-01
EROM ST HELENA

Remorai Of the Remains Of Napoleon Bonaparts
from 81. Helena TO Franee--The New York Ex-
press says that II b. M S. Dolphin arrived al St.
Helena in AZ days passage with dispatches from Eng
land Tor His Excelency the Governor, acquainting
HIM that the British Government had granted pelmis
sion tor the dsinterment of the remains of Napoleon
Bonapare' for transmission to France, and that His
Excellencey should make every preparation Cat the
expense Of the British Government to entertain the
Prince de Joinville, who is on his way in His NJ c.
Majestys ship Artemls for this express purpose The
Artems was seen 40 days ago by the Dolphin.
Sign in Ohio.--The Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette
Of the 18th inst, contains call for public meeting
Of the democratic citizens Of Fairfield comfy OPP
posed TO the reelection Of Martin Van Buren, and the
call is signed by three hundred original Jackson
No CHANCES!
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-01
MEADOW LANDS

The season is al hand for preparing meadow lands
II has been the practice of successful farmer when
his meadows were wearing out to plough carefully 20
turn the sod under IN August or early in September
lightly harrow, without tearing the sod top dress with
manure, and SOW with timothy seed In this manner
never 10 lose crop, Exhausted upland may be thus
prepared top dressed with mari, manure ashes or
lime, and, under favorable circumstances the first
crop may pay all the cost, The grass being exempt
from floods, dust mould, and excess of moisture ha-
wing more sun and air, would give 10 the horse and
COW clean, more healthful richer and a sweeter
TIMOTHY
p. s. Rye may be early in September on
lands similarly prepared, and yield fine pasture for
the fall winter, and spring-and sometimes hay after
the crop be taken off ifsown with timothy seed at the
time Of seeding the rye. T.