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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24
Feb. ~. 1919,

rINROY FEMALE SEHiNARN.-ln this Institution the school
consists of i weeks divided into two terms Of - weeks
each; The the first "Wednesday of March al the
close which ol N weeks the other commencing
The third "Wednesday Of September, al the close Of which Va
II weeks.
The charge tuition and hoard with all the necesarles CON
nectcd thrrcw $500 An additional charge i
Music the other ornamental oi
calionor, where fixed preferred, 600 annnn one
halt able the Of each will be- ieccived
aud Tie pupil Will be entitled 10 all the advantages OF the IN
Pupils may any period required
pas only from the time ct entrance
This institution furnishes all possible facilities Tor Thorough
and ornamental education. The principals
assisted hy eighteen professors and teachers.
lecture. annually delivered by profess
sors Chemistry Material Philosophy Geology, Botany aro
nonly, CunChulcgy aud Elocu,loi.
The furnished with library, valuable apparatus
aud experiments tile Natural Sciences well
ol minerals and shells maps, charts globes
Lrl>, &c.
The French department under the charge Of Professor John
Edwards, A. VI who the advantage 81 uniting
Thorough of both the French and English languages
English family and born Paris. and educated H.
Polytechnic School The rapid III his pupils affords
the evidence superior abilities u teacher.
The pupil, received nto The family of The PRINCIPALS, III
which made for their physical cdaca:ian
rooms, eah the Of the fourteen female
young ladies'
The this institution result u! the accnmu-
lated facilities eli the twenty nine o ITS onward progress
Circulars particular Information bc obtain
application 10 The Principals, John H. Willard and sarah H.
Willard, TROY, y. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24
For sale by .,., .,
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OOK AT IHs.-Eyey variety Of Drugs, Medicines rah'''
L. oiIs, varni.hes, elr,, Of The pa , KIND W.;
Palm on Spts. Turrcntine, etc
Copal varnish, Japan Narnsh
Black Leather varnisl' etc;
Cinnamon, Mace, Gloves. Rhuharo
Gincer Aispce, Jaap. Caiomel
Alces, Cum Arabic. Gum tainp!or
Sup. Carh soda. rar'arc Acii
Mama, Mace, Pepper, AnncgS
lsinaass, putly. Nadder, Fls bue
indigo Arrow Root, Tuocric
White i,rd Seed, Lea. Feprer
irasnc,ia, Irish Moss, Iceland Moss
Gauher S.lts, Saliperc, Gentn
I.iuorce, snplnr, Roll irn's'one
Sienna, Washing Soda pearlash 49, ~
sar,au. Inccas colocyni Opium etc. etc viz
large OF trisles i,oh. le ues' ~
Hair brushes Nail. Flesh. Ciol, SHAVING
Shoe Hat, Tooth Comb ard Paint biiShes
So,ps-Crcam, Almond, Musk: Nrroena
Rose Je>,amin, Transparent, , a,.'I Ta,,e
And al other kinl of Shaving Toilet ana W asmhs soaps
Csars--lmpe,iai Trabucos, Havana Principe bind.
La Norma Flower Congress, etc, Of me choicest Mhu'
Florida Violet Jsssanine ora@se N y%,hs@ ,a sIe
Nursery Powder. Oriental Pearl Powder
Genuine Reat'> OH MacassaT ON
Beef Marrow, Pockc,book- rsnSniyes
Combs ri all descriptions Of Tortoise snen
Iyory silver Horn Buffalo and other Combs
SNUFF boxes. Lip saive, Cold Gran,
Pomaiutn Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Wafr,s.,olored assorted Pea Red Black, Noticed, etc.
nk-Back Blue Red OF the best quality ny the eaioh u
pan,s-whtc Lead Black Lead ground in Oh
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Nefu's'is
Prusslan Blue, Terrade sienna
ventan Red. Spanish Brown
yellow Ochre Eermion, etc, ETC. ;, ,,,, ,o,so,
Surgical instruments kinds, or ordered 10 sun any
Chewing Tobacco-Fisher's, brown - "''n"" > ~ ~
All Of the above articles together with others too m 70
mention NAV he had nj my cheaper than elsewhere III m
city, and the best kinds, which eua,n,ir.r MOVE
sion If The Black Boy and Mortar.
Mansion House, Richmond, va
In addition 10 The above every kind Of Patent Medicines fs'
Paser< onrnen,r, Mixtures Cough Medicines etc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

nENrAl SlIGEEY.'ii,e undt r>ened having located per
~ Richmond, respectfully invites the attention III
ladies and gentlemen wishing Dental operations periomeG 10
Tn and Of Incoiiupe Teeth, aad Ia his
melted Of insertion gold plate. iy atmospheric pressure
Strings and clasps pvotS oiu
lar figure &C. rade the closest scrutiny decoti"n,
and IN nearly perfectly lie VIII
uoorn all necessary operations Teeth, both for their
beauty rreservalon Office Main few doors be-
I,v the Exchange tank. Il. \. HUDSON.
Rcffreae.>-Wiiam :. Plumer, u. p General csram pr.
Chamerdyne, Dr. Brockcnbionch, General reyua Dr. Il. e.
Calel. and Sidney :. Baxter, Esq.
,arch5 aS-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

81 ty,o Deeds IL Trust. executed L. INC Sln>.'' ,
t,.ins ~, IN. 18Th !,v of June, lel0, which S''o
a., f,.~,,,d IN ina Ci,fA : Office al the County ,eif
III cert IN purposes therein spe'neI; ,,d r"bert
sd IN llr I,yer end Of the county OF Am"h',
.n To- The highest bidder f'f cash certain 'a1'a %
r.,.i 4. IN thu SAID deed, containing tt"Vch nun
t.'.n led by Appomat'oy rivei WiniefcomAk'
be,, Narune and William Naa ,. anu ,, ,',e
, ,,.. t.yy i,Yi i... Also, about ioiy very 'aihi
,l ia -7A lcels. cels>tln. oi m,u, women
AS. ,ao, ~ head OF Cattle - h,'d "i S''r. Eel,
. an The sock "t Hos Feather Ni"S r ana ~,
i.ir.,l n, and Kitchen Furniture and fian'a,'"h
. ,.r-in,,.i. belonging To- III" sa,d Robert ,3u-
.! in t,- deeds ot trust aforesaid. me ,It,'f'orr
,,-~r,s.rs oniy such tide n - vested III ih'
'g't, yh.,, +. believed q he undcubted.
e..' '''' WILLIAM GOoDEr Trustee
lU5-2aw3H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

ENFIRNARY or THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE
Persons under diseases Of any kind not contagious
are admitted in tins institution nj The following rates:
For any exceeding weeks hde patients nj 81
per week ST. Fer any period exceeding sx weeks
4 deduction of 81 per week i made in every case.
The chracs include board, nursing, medicines, medical
attendance surgical operations, and every necessary attention
m. paent require. made ia
The are wards for the different classes Of PATIENTS
and The accommodations ample and complete i'll
spert. -,
Two o the Professors c the College visit the Institution daily
one HAVING the Surgical wards and TIE other Of The Me
deal The ward under charge of Tie Professor
Obstetrics In all npoan, the Faculty Of the College ar,
called in consultation
Gentlemen sending the the inrnary
are expected Letters should be address
In lc prcsiiemt OF The InIrmary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

FOR SlLE,
. ~>oiri. Of Demoroey' Press, Type oy'''

Ie-haGre, &c
..,,,,r-y ,r .,- n.,,-acr ii Louiaru prefe'rn, an
N @', n @ Wl. opaanen, to The assss',on OF OF
M .ac.-- II ,- pois the Proprietor oi ins e,'.' %
.t-l nt asoaiaie tr.>> MS tlsced ~ >u'h q Fc
..... t..-. ME. rlltrc Establishment gr safe.
r r.,.. S.. ha,e only been used stree jay -; a".
reu lre.' t-au The celebrated iEah"'ae''! u ~ NV
n. - TO 8, Il. conduct The Press as II now Is, aa'o
M ,a.s political creed. TIE terms oi sae su, ". ST, ~
t.r security f3 the amount VIII he rr't"Fe"' 'ut ''
.... ...,.et at ,.lf. allowed fer is paS inef =
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

vxTaTruMANERs TOOLS AND MATERIaIS.-Watcli-
w be furnished with all KINDS Of Tools ana MAZE
,,s al The subscribers store rompri-ngfes tie vanus
kinds used y The trade bench vices PIN vices, hand sices, ham
mers bow lpeS, drivers p.s, cutting n"rS screw
ralels drill stocks breaches tool handles. Also all KINDS o
watch glasses consisting Of nneie, patent HAT aud PAM man
,,nos for clocks and watches watch dias jewels for levers
chain hooks hest chains, gold AMI gil
watch hands second hands. steel wrr scales and
| WEIGHTS etc Z. GESNET, opposite the Bel Tarern:
w. e2-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

nrAS:;E LAND FOR SALE offer for sale the Tract nl
" Land which reside, adjoining The lands of the late EN-
President Madison and Judge BARBOUR and situated within I'VE
ls Of Orange house, eight miles of the tordnnrilc De
pot al Preparatory School for the University 81
Virginia The tract 0 about third Of which
vel lhred and good land the balance cleared
and in such state improvement produce cond crop;
o corn wheat; IL also well adapted 10 aud
master c well upon of the shifts in wheat, and
considerable ron has been made for large crop o corn
and tobacco If the should he disposed the 2h Of
March, immediate possession viii be- gwen, and the growing
Grain &C. sold with Th; farm has II comfortable
dwelling hnIse an The ts,, buildings. The site which
the d Ming house stands elevated and commanding, ard tie
health and nsehhorhood unsurpassed BY any in the
state lpy 10 subscriber, Liberty Mills, Orange coun-
", Va JAMES VI. MaCoN.
r.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

+ JOHNSON. ArTeH>Ef AZ LAW VIA "'''''" Wv
"a, "a I'm. az, OF k'chmnnd -. t,x.,,r,c Rank
.- Ht iir MAUI SAW nJ-SI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

sTAMNERING CtEEn.-Persons afflicted with the ahov
- d,>ea,. eie .e three Gays by n'rkin
personal Application l. e. Briggs ui i2 and streets
few doors below thew III. Office.
y. B.--No charge made unless relief obtained.
i.t Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

rE'O Ny COUNTRY CUSToMERS-Ihe na-oribcr has sold
his entire stock al Boats shoes, trunks Sciic Is very
% wolld therefore say u those
that indebted e.rr by bpr NOTE or open account "
come the opportunity and settle y 80 dong
y " II, rnufr great favor always found III tie store
oil !. l.. Watkins < Cr OPPOSITE 'c Ruins Ease Hotel
SAMUEL PGTNEf.
g6--tlaA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

cARD.esirng To wind M my business as Gfnrr"t Hgrn
~ Of e Pcnfcrlry' speedily possic no> resp"ctin
IT, cali on indebted settle ilrif accounts
cannn. without rendering late patrons
nv iakS hich hereby do tor the patronage extended 10 me-
Office an an street opposite the Gu-ton-llnusc.
las G. WATSON, late .2gsn P'attatary
March, l-,b 1870 l03-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

e-OTlCE--The Franklin tanu!acIrr. Company have ap
~ pnnied A. = Maddox their Agent w,o "l be furnished ii
his store l,yu doors Bank Virginia. with arce
.unuy nf a ;l- varieties PAPER made lie'r NAL
yI Fouscup ia,cap packet aud letter Paper AL which r
viii .ll by retail such pr!ccs ann" a L.
sasy The public. Cry aud country merchants. and citizen" ~
The stat. generally respectfully invited To examine MS stock
q domestic MANI
C,c,fe. RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
~, /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

po"HATAN ROBERTSON, ArroRSrY LAW, viii attend
e Superior and Quarterly Courts OF the City of Richmond
Reu,ico and the Courts Chesterfield, Powliatan and
''Hthlsnd
~ o@ee the store Abbo,, of and l2th
9.rshl0 I0O-2aN6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

MARION, tthe sire Of John Blount, Cynon, Virginia Cary
" Maria West dam of Waggouer, Miss Belt H. A., Francis
M"t"n susan Lindsey American Citizen, and other winners
afin. recently arrived from Alabama, vii stand nj my Png
fahtailon IN Northampton county " c. five mites below Gas
ton fifteen miles from Reled, 10 the town Of Halifax,
sixteen Ia Jackson and Warenton, and VIII rem
der service dollars dollar cash to the groom IN
every instance Good paragc twii ine water
gratis. ed 4, forty per day Every
tcauton Will b. takca rcveai accidents or escapes hui no
ahity for either Marion has served more thah - mo
rough bred mares, whilst distinguished stations have had
their - or 90 The dams u John I"ni .ym"n VIZ
enii Cary, Miss B L. A., Francis Marion aud American u
tlen were sent 10 distinguished stations yet the above named
horses by cuts at Their produce; and
whenever rood maze u sent 10 L,n
ui the iist JOHN NJ MooDf
Mount Forest, Northampton. y. G., March $ 1872 9s-sw
NEGRO HIRING &c-i >hai counuc 10 lire ont Servants,
sell Produce, aud c"ec; Debts, IN ts city aud The adoi-
irs counties, including The Of pctcssbar-
RoRERT HILL,
Oge. IN Street, By Bel Iarern.
rbnc Der l-t eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

Ec,nnIc Scniuary at Oak Grore Caroline county, Va
THE subscriber announces 10 the public that me ss" m
Young Ladies' al his residence, TWO hiss f"t>l VI
Chnnrys Caroline comfy, will he continued the ensin. ea''
aud tuition OF Mr. Duiton anu MS "i".
The session will on The iah OF January neA, anu
18th of December allowing Tie inoh' oi "cs"s'
for vacation. ,,...o,,h
narica finished English education, including tue ll'h M"
French The domestic management OF The Young Id
dies viii chiefly upon the Mistress of the scoo me
teachers advantages of many years
enre in the profession and will take pleasure III ieh upon III
producing satisfactory testimonials OF moral Illness ana literary
competency. 49,, - II ;.,.nass
has occurred NJ race during The past The buildings
and erected expressly for the accommodation oil boarding
Pupils .
For BOARD Washing and Tuition in English branches, Siuo
Tuition IN Latin and French, an extra charge
Lessons may Music, al the Masters charge
Each pupil furnish herself with towels and nights
Address no pai White Chimneys T. o. Caroline county,
Va, 10 :. L. Dunion, or - rorr.nD p;.,.-
p sTo avoid opportunities from any quarter Is deemed
proper 10 state here that under circumstances VIII aas OF
admitted as pupils sn-wtf
Oct. % '"-
RARCaTys IN DOMESTIC sHIRTINGs, snEETINGs, sc
Feb 12h lc42.
u H. JENKINS has received and opened, GU.
III. 100 Of the following cheap Shrnes' See'
5000 yards brown shir,ings, 81 I'd wide, &C.
$4,000 do. do. yard wide, ar ana ~ GEMS
5000 fine do do. III II eta.
5000 do. do. y 90" U.s.
II yards and Is yard wide beacfed shirns AZ Is anu
Cotton sheene very heavy measuring 3yads wide no seam
Gotten oznaburgs, at and 10 cents .,.,. >
can be supplied the above goods by the piece
'a'a' a"" " ''O'' waning K. Ii. JENKINS
= 9e-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

>ri Buildings, situated beautiful and elevated oak
;f,i iir most saariuls accommodations. In" Dofni-
rrti'.l nto Aoovrs. fur young lties each, al
G TO secue privacy aud at the same time Tree ef'"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21
FRoMRHODE ISLAND.

The difficulties in Rhode Island are rap.
idly approaching crisie. A fortnight al
furlhest will see the adjustment Of the
whole matter. The legal legislature at
Newport adjourned on Friday until We'd
nesday last past, torecsiye The official
Appointments for the civil commissions of
the state that were made, and such military
appointments as were necessary,
Gov. King, together with The members
of the Senate and House, the principal Ex-
eculiye and Judicial officers Of the Stale
wished For, Adams, in the harbor of New
port, by invitation of Major Payne. on
Thursday week. The troops were review
ed, arms inspected, &c.. after which col
lalion was spread for the entertainment of
the commpany.
On Friday Gov. King returned 10 Provi-
dence, with the chief officers of the govern
ment and many members Of the legislature.
On their arrival at the wharf they were met
by large concourss Of the military and
private clliizens, no escorted them through
The town.
An immense suffrage meeting was held on
the common, in Providence on Friday e.
vening, al which the following is one OF the
resolution adopted;
Resolved, That Thomas w. Dorr, the
Governor OF our State, be requested person
ally 10 represent at the sea, OF government
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21
IN A STRANGE LAND.

BY the late London papers we see an ac-
count of young Ameresn lad who and
himself in complete state of destitution,
breke gas lamp in the street, for the pur.
pose of being sent to prison and thus provid.
ed for: The lads name was Sinclair and
he vas the son Of citizen Of the United
States, and came over TO London as sail
or--but the captain of the vessel in which
he had shipped himself, had exercised
towards him such extreme cruelty, that he
was compelled to leave the ship, and had
ever since been wandering about The met
ropols as pauper-somelme getting a
nights lodging at the workhouse, but was
frequently compelled TO pick out the soflesl
stone, and take the sky for quilt. A small
fine was inflicted on each of the unfortunate
beings, but the mas istrate declared. that
though in default OF paying he should send
them 10 Jail, still it was more for the pur.
pose of an asylum, and for getting them
cleansed, than as sentence for punish
ment. His worship alss promised 10 commu.
nicate with Colonel Aspinwall the U. S.
Consul for London.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21

the cause Of the people of Rhode Island and
TO convey our protest against the employ.
meni of the national forces in the settlement
Of question involving the right Of the peo.
pie TO establish or change their form OF gov
ernment-
The legal government is engaged in
making arrests Of the promnen, persen
who have taken Office under the new con-
slituiion. Dutce j. Pesrce was arrested on
Saturday. Writs were out, at the latest
advices against Jeremiah Sheldon of Glos-
ces,er, and Joseph Josilin, the General
Treasurer under the new constitution --the
latter gentleman has since been arrested and
bsiled IN $4,000. Darlington Anthony,
the Sheriff, has been arrested, and ad.
mitted TO bail in the sum of $4,000. On
iien Of his party.
A warrant is also out against Governor
Dorr, but this gentleman left Providence on
Saturday for New York, In order to proceed
10 Washington, according to the resolution
of his party passed az their town meeting
on Friday, and mentioned above, Mr..
George Niles, member Of the Derr Leg
islaturo. has resigned his seat. All was
quiet. Colonel Blodgeh Is in charge of
the State arsenal, with small force. Benja-
min Arntld another member Of Mr.. DORIS
Legislature, has been arrested, and ordered
to be bound over in the sum Of 5000, He
refused to give bail and was sent to prison
Mr.. Day les, The speaker Of the same egisla-
ture, was also arrested.
The President of the U. States, mean
time has addressed letter to Gov. King,
of very conciliatory character, recon-
mending mutual concessions and peaceful
adjustment of all existing difficulties. He
has also pointed Board Of Commissioners
consisting of Mr.. Webster and another
member ofthe cabinet, 70 act in concert
with commissioners from both of the gov
ernmenfs in Rhede Island, in settling all
difficulties. The basis of the settlements is
to be, frsl,repeal The act of the old govern.
menl against the officers of lbe ne,C! second
ly, the remission of all arrests under that
act,ihirdly, the passage. by the old govern
meut, Of general ACT of amnesty; fourlhly,
The calling, by the old government, of a
convention to devise a new constitution, the
delegates to which are TO be chosen by the
whole male population Of age.
The board of Commissioners was tc meet
in New York on Friday, the l3,h inst.
Messrs, Randolph and Potter were to rep.
resen, the legal government. and Messrs.
Pierce aud Anthony, Inc suffrage party We
have all along thought the difficulty might
be compromised, and we rejoice 10 sec ii
now in a train of settlement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21

Shipment of Ra,o Cotton to China
vessel in New York is taking in cargo
Of raw Gotten for Canton, 1t is laid in al 5
and cents pound The market is shut
to India cotton since the British operations
agains, China; and as prices have ceme
down and values have enhanced in the Uni
ted States since the explosion of The bank
bubble we are enabled to export our pro-
duce, because other countries can now
afford to buy them Of us. A fact like this
is worthy the attention ofthe'home leaguers
II proves that the evils we suffer under have
a financial tariff. The best protection is
gDed sound constitutional currency, subject
10 no nstabiliues excessive Auctiens. Such
currency preserves business a. pure,
healthy, and proper standard, keeps par
adoxical as it may seem, raises the Value
of all the productions of industry,by crea
ting demand for their use. Produce cheap,
and others want to buy of you If others
come to buy OF you, there will he an addi.
tional demand for your labor. If there is
an additional demand for your labor, you
(the laborsrwill be.beuer paid for yours to
the greater extent OF yorr market or sales.
This IS the sum and snsiance of all the
theories of political economy, and all the
practical result OF trade and of all the
talk about free trade and protection Tariffs.
-Phila. Ledger.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21

The Mecsr. (Pa.) Luminary of The 7th
says;-An cid and respectable citizens Of
Clinton township. this country, named
Henry Billman, committed suicide on Thurs
day night oflas! week by hanging himself
to 'Ae bed post--his wife and family being
away from home, Coroner Ephin WAS
sent for an inquest held, and verdict given
accordingly
Since The interment however, suspitons
have been awakened, and doubts entertain.
ed as to its really having been tue wsrk of
his own hands, and upon further nvesli-
CATION OF The melancholy affair, we under.
stahd ihaN his own son John, has been
arrested as the perpeiralor Of the act, exam
ned, aud committed to the county all for
further examination
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21

adopted with great economy to the Gov
eminent, and safety to the inhabitants of
Florida; and lie would be most happy If
Congress would direct their deliberations to
that object, With a view of looking into
the matter, he moved that the communities
iions be referred to the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, and be printed.
After some remarks from Mr. Sewer, The
motion was carried.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21

Stage driver was arrested about eight
miles below Piilsburg, Pa, on the Beaver
round, few days ago, for robSng the mail
in Ohio. II is supposed that he is connec-
ted with an extensive gang, whe have been
carry ing on the business in the Braddes
style.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21

small for any thing but to feed stocb, the
latter were as large roots as any farmer
need desire 10 raise; many Of them weigh.
ing IL lbs. and the greater portion from
six ounces 10 pound.
Every two years change Of seed po.
ta'oes should take place. Baltimore Far
mer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-09
Ebc advertiser.
EDGEFIELD G.. H,
WEDSrsuAr. March 8. 1892.

To Delinquent Sabseribers.--Haying com
mouced our seventh volume, and feeling desir'
Gus Of making various improvements in our es-
tahlishmcnt, we nre in want offunds, to procure
the necessary materials to carry oui anI desir-
ed object; aud to whom are we 10 apply tor
those funds bnt our patrons. who have been
supplied weekly, with The various news; and
sumc of whom have not paid one eeai, for the
las, two or three years, for Subscription. Ad-
ver,isius or Job Work. TO those who ave in
arrears FOR Subscription, aud will iiquidaie their
accounts by the March court. see wiil receive
50 per year, but after that tine we shailin all
cases cxac, 81. the terms Of the paper. We
have, at no time. since uls aPer has been III
our hands been very great dams. hut find ,hu,
the accounts are bec"miug =" large on ohr
book. and money so scarce an article, thai in
self justification. we shall have 10 adopt the
eisnaiRg. il not the cash system.
We hope our delinquent subscribers will come
forward oSE and ALL, and savo tistlss froRbie
Of sending. and themselves the eIpc'se Of being
waited on by collector.