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to be most thoroughly incorporated will

to be most thoroughly incorporated with
the soil.
| in making out Tie ground for planting,
the piow is not the proper instrument. 1t
makes hard bed for the seed and the first
shoots cannot descend as they always
incline to; but they mu.t take an obIquc
direction. A chain drawn on mellow
ground wiil make a better place for seed
to lie in. A pnst, four feet long, with
pair of shafts for horse will make a
frame sufficient to insert two cultvator
teeth, three and IA half feet apart. With
this you may furrow ont two rows al "A
ilaae and mark off your ground better than
with horse plow.
if you would save labor In wedding
your corn or potatoes, drag a brush har.
row over the planted seed just before 1t
pricks through the soil 1t will save
much labor where land is weedy, as our
crop will now have the start of the weeds
Neither corn nor potatoes need much hill
ling. 1t is absurd to bury any roots
much deeper than they incline to go; yet
1t is convenient to throw little fresl,
earth about the young shoots at the first
toeing; it covers the small weeds that
are just up and save labor.
Some writer's will tell you not to piow
near the young plants for fear of cutting
off the roots. This is all idle; the roots
shoot out again at once, ten to one.
Plow from the corn, SC, the first time,
and turn your burrows buck at the next
hoeing.
1t is difficult to determine, without &C
tual trial, what soils are benefited by plas-
ter. In general the dry and clayey soils
are more benefited than those more in-
clined to sand. Where plaster smits the
soil, no manure or stimuant is cheaper
than this; it is advisable to put spoons
full on to each hill of potatoes, whelIlef
the land has been MANFRED or not.
The instrument called the cuilivatof
will be found very convenient for tillng
among corn and potatoes where the land
is green sward; but ground that was Ill
led last season will be made more light
by means of he home plow than the cuI-
tivator. Weedy land, too, is managed
better by blowing, since the plow buries
many weeds and converts them at nnrs tn
manure; while the cullivalor buries none.
On side hills the rows run horiz mtal-
y with the hill, and not up and down
If the plow is used to run up and down
the 'hll the soil will be very likely to be
washed down, in sudden showers.
Maine Lultipator.
We know who wrote the above and
we are ready to endorse the doctrines
contained in it.-MassachuseNs Plough-
man.
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NJ. s c E L L A N E 0 U s
The Fruits of Crime.
A PLAIN Tdle-FOunded ON Fact.


In town bordering on the Ocean, in
one of the Eastern States, is an old one
story house, connected with which are
associations that invariably introduced
themselves to my mind whenever pass
it. There is nothing peculiar in the house
itself, unless it be its deserted and power
.y-s'rcken appearance. Though origin
ally respectable looking country habi-
ta'Ion, it is now so much deeayed that it
hardly deserves to be ranked as human
dwelling. Indeed, when Inhabited at all,
it Is only by some miserable outcast, who
may not have it in his power to find
more comfortable shelter from the pitt.
less storm. Thisles and other rank
weeds have undisputed possession of
what was formerly neat front yard; the
fence, that stood around the house, is de-
cayed and fallen, and the we'll curb and
wooden bucket bear also the same marks
of desolaton.
About the year 1888, this house was
inhabited by family, consisting of four
pcrsons-Robert Thornton, his wife. and
their children. At the time referred to,
the eldest of the children was a sprighlly
and active boy OF twelve years; and the
other, an interesting girl of ten. The
standing of the family, as well as their
connections in life, was considered very
respectable; and none knew, or even sus-
pected, that they lived otherwise than
comfortable and happy. Passing by late
one night, however, the attention Of
ncghbor was suddenly arrested by a
frightful QUERY proceeding from the
house, resembling the noise of violen,
contention. Iiesitating whether or not
to enter the house, he listened and dis
tinctly heard as he thought, the sound of
blows. Doubling, still, what course to
adopt, he remained in the highway
short distance from the house, some mo-
ments, until at length the noise ceased
Stopping several minutes longer and all
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POET RY
A Ballad.
ny TOM HOOD, JR.

There lived an honest fisherman,
knew him passing we'll
Who dwelt hard by little pond,
Within little dell.
A grave and quiet man was he,
Who loved his hook and rod,
So eren ran his line oflfe,
His neghbors thought it odd.
For science and for books he said
Tie never had wish
No school to him was worth fig,
Except school Of fish,
This single minded fisherman
A double calling had
To tend his focks in winter time,
In summer, fish for shud.
In short, this honest fisherman
All other tolls iorsook,
And though no vagrant man was he,
He lived by hook and crook
All day that fisherman would sit
Upon an ancient log,
And gaze into the water like
Some sodcntary frog.
A cunning fisherman was he,
lis angles all were right
And when he scratched his ancient poll
You'd know he'd got bite.
To charm the fish he never spoke,
Although his voice was fine
He found the most convenient way
Was just to 'drop line
And many 'gudgeon' of the pond,
1tmade to speak to-day,
Would own with grief this angler had
a mighty taking ,cay.'
One day, while fishing on the log,
lie mourncd his want Of luck
When suddenly he felt bite,
And jerking, caught duel.
Alas that day the fshrrman
Had taken TOO much grog,
And being but "A landsman too,
He couldn't keep the log
In vain he strove, with all his might,
And tried to gain the shore;
Down, down, he went, to feed the fish,
He'd baitcd oft before!
The moral of this mournful tale
To all is plain and clear;
a single drop too much ofrum
May make watcry bier.
And he who will not sign the PLEDGE
And keep the promise fast, .
May be, in spite Of fate, a stiG
Cold waier man at last
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The Heart.

The HEART the heart! Oh let it be-
A true and bounteous thing;
As kindly warm, as nobly free,
As eagles nesting wing.
Oh! keep it not, like miser's gold,
Shut in from all beside,
Blu, let its precious stores unfold,
In mercy, far and wide.
The heart-the heart, that's truly blest,
Is never all its own;
No ray of glory lights the breast
That beats for self alone.
The heart-the heart! Oh! let i, spare
a sigh for Others pain;
The breath tina, soothes brothers care,
Is never spent in vain.
And though Is ,hrobs a, gentlest touch,
Or sorrows faintest CALI
'Twere better it should ache too much,
Than never ache at all.
The heart--tbs heart, that's truly blest,
Is never all its own;
No ray ofglory lights the breast -
That beats for self alone.
=-----------.--
Song-"Some love to meet"
Some love to meet in the crowded steet,
And spin yarn so free;
But eosey chair. away from the air,
And life in the house for me.
The New World" pufis..
Mr.. Hogs's garden. We presume tls
was written with pIs-pen-
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Nor TO BE sNEEZED AT.-The late
Peter Lorillard, of New York, the prince
of snuff merchants, left fortune valued
at four millions of dollars.
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a%There is plant, Or rather shrub, in
Texas. callad wild tea, very closely resem-
bling young hyson in smell and flavor.
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35-SrYL-ssH The New World" pufis.
Mr.. Hogs's garden. We presume tAs
paragraph was written with pIs-penr
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oII PURSUANT % the provisions Deed Of Trust from
Smith n. New bearing date the I-th day N jan
le4j and u record IN the Office Henco County
Court the Undersigned the Trustees will crpos.
sale on the premises public highest bidder on
MONDAY the Dist IL ocok, liable farm situated
IN The county Of Heureo about miles from the road
leading to Williamsburg occupied hy smith b. New and CON
tanning between $40 and $50 The Of nd thus offered
for sae i valuable alike from present high
state Of Improvement many couvenenc.s dent IN s
location nj vicinity TO Richmond There upon a new and
complete dwelling house with suitable outbo>
such kitchen house stables barns &c either tel,
erected OF IN perfect repair Altogether, the afford most
favorable opportunity either speculation By the
terms Of the Deed the crops present growing on the farm vii be
reserved n the ranio who VIII be entitled hold possession ul
l 81 October next before which possession Will be d..
hvered 10 the purchaser The one 7in cash
on delivery Of possession and hafai month. thereafter with
interest from delivery uf possession bond with an
proved security and as By or deed Of trust on
the land the option Of the purchaser title TO the sad and
believed be perfect but selling trustees the undersigned viii
convey only such title vested in them BY said deed
THOS- J. VI. NANCE .
ju eoiIAu JOHN o. GODDIN Trustees.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

conformity with Decree of the Circuit Su
ero Court OF Law and Chancery county of Henrien
ana Cay Of Richmond day OF Juy Is40
N SUIT therein pending IN which Cary Wilkinson admir- Geotgc
bakey decd plaintiff and John defendant-we shall as
ea commissioners therein naned proceed highest
bidder Tor cash IA front OF the Bel Tavern City Of Rich
mond on MONDAY the 24th day 81 month the following
i save and The increase OF tie females execution
o. the Deed Of Trust from said New Richard Brooke 10
James Dickson Judy and her Tom Henry John and
jack or as many OF sad slaves sufficient 10 paw the
amount Of the debt interest and decree mentioned
am e charges and expenses OF Will commence al
10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
r. b. JONES. commissioners
in
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For Saturday-recsived Monday morning. Grand Con-
solldnied, Extra, No %: Capital przes-lOOO 1000 SIS
4oo 5OO, ct 200 of $50, Of 100, &c. ct Numbers
and 10 drawn. Tickets Sl-OHiy!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 4O-o be drawn at Alex
andra Saturday, July 22d lsi3 Capital Prizes-S3OOOO
$1,000, 5000 $500, 1927 5000 $500 ~ 40 puzes of
1000, 80 Of 500, 60 OF 400, &C. &C.
Tickets SlO-lialves 5-Quarters > 50-Certiicate Of
Packages of % Whole Tickets, will be sent for Sl3O-
Halves 65--and Quarters 81 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 4l-to be drawn at Alex
andra, Saturday July 18th, 43 Capital Prizes: 100000
lO,OOO $40, 5000, OF 1000, Of 1900, , Of 1850
OF l2OO, 40 Of 50n 800 Of GOO &c. sc. Tickets
SlO halves 5.quaers $50. certificate of 90 whole
tickets will be sent Tor Sl3Ohalves and quarters IN pro-
portion.
" " B-Packages Of whoes halves quarters single
ueke Tor sale at tins Office All orders confidential
to with promptness
juI7 CHARLES VopTu,u
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ALLEN Il CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN
Drawn Nos, New Jersey Lottery No 73-Dnwn July L.
~ IL II II 65 30 80 - - 50 So 40 81.
Drawn Nos Va Leesburg Lottery Class No. 29-drawn
July
81 81 % 80 a. IS 81 Is 81 - 80 So IS 90.
Ticket Nos 81 81 81, also, 81 IS 81, aud also
ID 80 asian three soh and paid by SITUATION.
Drawn Nos Alexandra Lottery Class I6s-irawn ls,h
July.
SO 10 81 &c % 30 sc Is - Al 20 80 so 81 40.
Si000-l0OO.
Grand Consolidated No go Extra Monday morning Capt.
ta-siOO0 1000 SIS. 400, 100 &c No.
10 drawn Wholes 81; halves
S31,000-l2 600.
Alexandria, No 40 Monday morning Capiias-s3O 600
10000, 5000, 3OOO $500, 30 1000 400
IS Nos - drawn. Wloles $40 halves quarters so
Q Tickets an the Lotteries numbers for sale At
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
a Seven paid in five DAYS and
three from May June I6-amongs them one Of
$4,000 Of $1,000 SIlOO SIOO good
ones-an sold and paid by sTRATToN.
D add - more three number Przes sold
and paid IN little month, by ju III sTRATToN.
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TRUST SALE.

IHCD1 GHIE.
Rf virtue of deed of Trust executed IN the
- subscriber the 92d Of April is4a by overop Penn
winch deed OF record in the Clerks Cumberland county
rha Tor certain purposes specified Offer for ., 4,
he highest bidder for cash at the residence thu a Pett IN.
oowns property TO wiip slaves Minor Ned Miles.
John Fanny Judy Why aud and si Jdy 80, 80 49,,
,ofn thIee Mules and Horse The Petit. OF sheen
ABOUT ty IN number also his stock of twelve in number
also ne crop OF Oats now the premises d.. viii
aks place on the t Dayaf August residence Of the
H. fet The title to the above property
beeed 10 be unquestionahe but acting Truse. sha onl
convey such title as Is vested IN by the aforesaid
W-I-dd HENRY p IRVING Tr,.,s.
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY& co. MANAGERS,

s,tirdsy-siOOO, etc. Ticket 81. Package ~ whOlrs
90; % halves 10.
" S5DoOO capital and 30 900 in prizes Of 600
Alexandra Lottery Class 90. for Isi3, 10 be drawn a,
Alexandra. ID. C., Saturday. July ~ Isi3.-Capi,s.-I
pnke Of $4,000. OF 1900 Of 6,OOO I OF 500 OF
SSzi prize OF $1,000. Of 800 20 prizes 81 900 80
OF ,oO % OF 100 &c.&c. Tickets Sl0-hslves 5-auarers
Eoo. Ceruieate- Of packages Of % wholes, Sl3OOO-
Alexandria Lottery, Class A. for lsi3 TO be drawn n,
Alexandra, d. c. Saturday, July. 20. ls43: Prizes prize
SSoOoO OF 10000, Of $40. Of 5000, Of 1000
'pnkes Of 500 Of 1885, Of 200 30 OF 500 900
., ZOo' &c. &c Tickets SlO-halves 5-quarters 2 so
proponon. "
For Tickets and Shares Packages in the a,ov.
Splendid Lotteries, adires- " ~ ''
J. g. GREGORY a co. Managers. Richmond Va,
Drawing sent Immediately arr they over To all who or \,
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NInernI OF Soda wn,cr In ..In.. not,Ie,

NEW AND CUEAP DRY GOODS.
w. JENKINS would call the Of those ofdry
~ goods 10 large shipment be has received and oponei
purchased within the at few days New person prices
which VIII enable him 10 ell them low an viii be pleased
who may purchaae them
Caicocs from g. 6. p. 10. t2lc and finer
~ 80 - g. anil G4 unbeachcd Doncstics of al kinds
Beaclei shrtings a1i shcongs of all kinds 1874 wide
White, Black Blue and Mixed Cotton Hose au qualities
Blcachcd Brown and Mixed Cotton IiaIfHose
Gcntcuen's sh Thread, fioskin. and White KID Cloves
ria and Cotton Umbrellas
hik Observation-Disclosures variety. some beautiful
'ehtemena Silk Cfavats-bllck and fancy c0l0rs
DO Cotton do
Baek Satin Vestnga, and many other goods
ne ahoVe addition 70 my friends
a Tint Tor extent variety and cheapncfs my supply has
nevsrequaned the present season v H. JENKINS
pAV Exchange Corner.
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Auttipu Gaies.
EUrUIkE DAYS.
nY InIos- a ssrother.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF

ny Iniee- a srother.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
NbtR the authority Of Deed By Mary oCon
10 seeafe i payment Of debt CharLs En-
WI spoe 10 sa upon the premises M ready money. Moay.
a fronting upon Valley ~ according TO sur
( 800 p n. by hseayah BATE. the I'm of February isis
hthe terms of complied the The p,,
PN"y VIII re- did on the following dav MS
p. HARRISON Trustee.
"e-dids iNLoEs q BROTHER, Auets.
IPEfIOJs HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
10 discontinue hou- keeping win sell my resi-
Tuner Esgr ri EsDAY the 25h instant AZ a.
och, my eni''e Household and Kitchen Furniture.
This Furniture made order Bnford Porter IN the most
superior style and has been well want Of good mr.
neies would do wen to aenibe place without
large double Mahogany WARDROBE
Mahogany s.dcboard set Dining Tables
large Morees Window Curtains
Lounges CaDde.taDds
Mantel Clock an excellent time piece
dozen CURED Maple Chairs. best qualify
Cabinet Bureau, with large glass
excellent Carpet; Mating
Mahogany Secretary and Book
Mahogany high and Inv p,-t Beisiead-
Superior Feather Reds and Curled Hair Maras,es
BED Curtains c"uHtcuanes. blankets. A.
Mahogany Bureau,; Ladies' worksiands
Toilet Glas~es, Cubs. Trindle Bei.tead.
mahogany and other Rocking Chairs
Mahogany Breakfast Tables and WashsfanA.
Hearth Rugs Fr- Screens Manei Vases
Handsome China Dinner sen, Cut Glass
Patent Refrigerator Knives and Forks
Kitchen and Cooking Utensils
And many other articles n he house kseping line
IbhMs- sums Of 500 and under that amour,
90 days, for approved endorsed notes
LANDON C. READ.
sae conducted BY SLors BRorrrrR. Auets ia Ig-dtd.
DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. July sIth commencing NJ o'eoet
al our auction viii large ami desirable assar
e"i Dry Goods suited 10 present approaching season
l expected from New YORK AMI Consisting Of u uar
Fancy Prints, bTk and eadd DO
Bro and Bleaehed Shirtings
- Linen sheetiugs I I Katapanrs
Bolen Cassimetes Tweed Cassfncr.
White and blk cotton Hose and Hoe. Rilbon.
Danask Table Covers. - md - PLAID eoiton bikfs
SilS Vcstings, Mar-eiles
Bro linen Duling-. Hue
Iiekngs Furniture, Prints. Taylors Persian Thread
bile Jeans Ilemmlng q sons Needles ID. Thread &c &c
IeIHs-slOO and under that sum mo. credit for
'PtI" ~, eh'ois.d notes LNLoES a BROTHER.
u -
compliance with decree County Coit OF Henco
II pronounced the 3rd day July lsi3 IN suit therein nd
ing IN which Robert Bennett Harriet Bennett and To,. ~
are Plaintiffs and Robert A Mayo sheriff Of IIeprc COUNT, ad
a. su administrator oi VIM Herbert others are defendants
ls A. ecii commissioner therein proceed to sell to
The highest bidder for cash front Tavern in the civ
OF Richmond the gath day month i've slaves. which
am directed by said decree commence at 10 O'Clock
A.. NJ a. m ,c>pe
u 81.
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W. r. JENNINGS d. 60.
Drapcrs A. Tntfors.

23i Breadriy opposite ~ GonHfais, Me- Tort
oICir the attention n Gentlemen visiting New York 10 their
- Stock q CLOTHS, CASslMEREs MEETINGS, &C &c in
an the AMI assurance that tho ~,
Of small profits and quick which has ELECTED 90 e
raj patronage viii be- continued whilst arane, ents are such
VIII enable on ~ orders with pronptncus In to
W leaving with The undersigned can
b. Furnished with Cosrs PsSrstooss, VFsrs suRrs &c made
~ The above establishment AZ such prices
10 The eeonos and advantages awho like garment
iu9O opposite ~, Hotel
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CHEAP BOOTS, SHOES. DC.

VNHE subscriber being DESTROYS to reduce. ns
n much possible hs Stock and Shoes preparatory
hc reception ~ hr Pail supply which receiving In
Few d) OILERS TOT ale on very reasonable any description
Goods line. embracing Ladies and Miss ies ~ an
Kinds both NJ Norefn md Home Manufacture AMI gcncmens
and y0nih Boots and SoesAo large Superior
Being convinced NJ the truth n the Old adage "a quick pence
better uan slow shilling he h determined m small profits
iherchy insufng quick les And pledges himself on DE ale
n every pair NJ shoes n ripping have scwed ee
o IN the purchaser He respectfully invites the attention
Of Ladies and Gentenen examination of HE Stock
g. WINSTON. Ncu Door above
mif Mcsrs. Valentine nreeian A co
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H0YT Il co.'s NEW OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. s,.,.., .,


H0YT Il CO.'S NEW OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, RGAm..4 "a
VI below hoyt Co. list Of most prominent
s'"rs 10 be drawn In July They Will found examination
" ns ue richest collection have offered
OF s'ooOo $4,000 $4,000, &C viii b. amongst them
hoyt Co.'S reputation for nz prizes now 50 wei g.
Hhised that A. matter Of bug pr.e. win
send their orders them.
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery. Class 80, drawn 22d JULY Grand
Scheme-S3O,O0O, 10000, 5000, $780, 1927 5000 $500
% prizes OF 500 30 Of 1000, &c Whole Tickets $40
shares ia proportion. A certificate of a package of 25
Whole Tickets in the above will be sent for S30-halyes
and quarters IN proportion.
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery Glass Al, drawn July 29th 1873
Capns-S3O,OO 10000. $40, 3OO0 prizes of 2OOO
OF l3OO Of 1850, OF 1900, 40 of 800 SC Tickets
SlO-shacs IN proportion. certificate Of a package OF
20 Whole Tickets in the above will he sent for SI3O-
halves and quarters in proportion.
VI HoNT co solicit orders IN an Lotteries under
the management Of J. g. Gregory re-ut Of ady.n
lures Is always sent when requests Il sent To
HOYT 4 CO.
P<o Under Exchange Hotel Richmond. Va
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" lRGlNiA.-Ia Chanccry.-At Rules held in
ne Clerks oee Of the Circuit superior Caurt ~ Law and
'anrf ~ Kline Queen county dy ~ June 1919
Icoisc feneon and James Smith, ESrs Of Philip r. Pen
d'eion De- q anil Albert g. Hudsns Pm.
Against
Carter " Braron William Tod John Dew and Edward Gre.
ham. '''
~, ueieniant Nam Tod not having entered appear.nce
an gwen security according 90 The act Of Assembly AMI the ne
~ hs Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that h.
no an inhahtani Of MS County d onsoA that The sa
sndan % appea here The h Monday September next
adanset ne b q the plaintiffs and cory OF this order b.
,'i,Nh Inserted IN sone newspaper published ciy
hohud tof two months sucocye, posted
" W. 'ouil house IN the County. a Copy-roste
j. i5-wow ROBERT P0iIARD Ir G. a.
ST CRoIX sUGARsA Tow Hhi. on .fr.,ly o,r s,n,y ID,
- ~ 10 store TOT ale by SHIELDS = sOMERVILLE
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