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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16
(CorespOndenee Of the Charleston COuricr.)
NEw-YoRk JfIy q, 1915.

(corsspOndence Of the Charleston COmicr.)
NEw-YoRk,sJ sJaly a, lS45e
The Acadia arrived atSBoston yester-
day morning, bringing Liverpool dates 10
The 18th ulr. The Boston steamer oil the
Isl had arrived out.
Couou is firm at last prices and the
market brisk and animated. You will
find full details of this and all other mar
kels in the papers. The effect of these
advices will undoubtedly be 10 brace up
our marker still more and probably to ef-
lecra rise. Holders for several days past
have been very firm, and general feeling
Of satisfaction with their prospects seems
10 prevail. On account of The independ-
encc jubilee, nothing will be done to day,
and probably very little lo.norrow.
Fhc MaynooIh Grant bill has passed
the House of Lords (having previously
passed The Commnnsl by a very large
majority, and is doubtless a law. Mr..
O'Couuell, however, seems to have bro
ken out anew. He says lha, the people
Of Ireland are willing 10 accept the May
noolh Granl-abnut three lartaings piece
bur that now having GOT that safe, they
insist. and he. insists more cmphatlcaliy
Than ever, on Repeal. The Rent, IN view
of this movement, was rapidly increasing.
ln the middle week of June It amounted
to G435.
There is nothing new in relation TO- Ore
gon. ln5regard TO Texas, the only thing
of interest is the declaration made by NJ
Guizor that if Texas had The power!
mainla aiming her independence against
Mexico aud chose to yield that independ-
ence aud merge her national existence IN
that of ,he Unlel States, no nation on
earth had a right to interfere. Ihls
doesn't look much like war.
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All Poslmaslers are forbidden TO send
money TO printers, under their franks and
the following regulation Is substituted,
viz Money may be left with Q postmas-
ter, lin no instance exceeding SlO) for the
purpose of being paid 10 distant publishers,
if said publishers shall SO desire. Yhe
Postmaster may relain ]. per een,.-and
give his receip, for. The balance, Which
will be paid to the publisher by the Post
master where payable, he also deductins
| per cent commission.
No packet weighing more than 3 pounds,
can be sent by mail. nor bound books OF
any size, except books sont by Governors
of States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

THE FOURTH OF JULy-T be Fourth Of
July passed a~ az at this place, very quietly.
We did not hear Of the least disorder or drur.
kenness. The Temperance Society of this
place. and some others met in the Baptist
Church. where an appropriate address was de-
liverrd by Mr.. Francis Johnson. In the even.
ing Of the day. large number Of ladies and
gentlemen assembled at a Fair, which was held
in the garden Of Mr. Z. Penn. There was a
fine display of tempting aiiicles for sale, aud a
magnificent Supper was served up. We would
do injustice 10 the young adies who were pres
eut if we did not make honorable mention Of
them. and declare, that they formed the chief
attraction. We are happy t6say, that those
who got up The Fair were well rewarded for
THEN trouble.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Florida.-The Inauguration Of William
D. M"seley, as first Governor of The new
Stale Of Florida, took place on Wednes
day, 26lh ult. His Inaugural Address is
a patriotic document, I'd such as should
emanale from n plain Republican. After
The uaIh of utfice prescribed by the Con-
si,ution was administered by Judge
Brown. the seal of the territory was trans
Ierred to the Governor by the late Gov
of Florida, John Branch, with nea,
address; and proclamation was made by
the chief marshal of the establishment and
orealiizaIinn Of the Government of the
Stale of Florida, thai William d. Nose.
ley was duly qualified as Governor and
Commander in Chief Of The army and
navy uf the State
The flag of he United States and the
colors the Stale of Florida, were hoisted.
They were saIuted appropriately by the
military Twenty eight cannon were fired.
and the band playe the patriotic march
of Yankee Double. The shouts and
cheers nf The immense concourse of CHI
zens testified their pride aud joy that their
young State was organized.-Savannah
Georgian
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

The Crops and the Reather.-Aiter suffering
greatly from excessive warm weather, and a
protracted drought, on Thnrsdsy night, we
we've favored with a fine rain at this place, and
in the neishborhood. SOME showers of rain
also fell ON the succeeding day. and greatly
revived the crops in the fields and gardens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Candidates for GOrernor Of Georgia-M.
ii. McAllster, Esq, is the. candidate of the
Democratic party. a..h George w: Crawford
Esq" of The Whig party, is the nominee for
the gubernatorial CHAIR
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16
Z" We aciN cling to the Pillars Of the Temple of
Our Liberties, and II it mus fall, ace ,oNl per-
iSh amidst the Ruins.''

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court of
Common Pleas commenced its extra session at
this place, on Monday last, Judge A. P. Butler
presiding. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Fourth Of Julq at Grccnc:uc C.H.-By re.
quest Of several citizens. Joel r. Poinsett,
Esq. delivered an address on the life aud char
acter of Cen Jackson, on the 4th of July at
GrcenvilIe c. II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Tribute Of Respect 10 Gen. Andrsv Jackson
at Sarannah Ga.-On the 3rd instant. the cit
lzcns Of Savannah and others paid funeral non
"rs Of an imposing character 10 Gen. Andrew
Jackson NJ, II. McAllistpr, Lsq delivered an
address on the life. character aud services of
the patriot dead The address is characterised
by u lofty el"qucnce, Tor which Mr.. McAIs
ter is justly famed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

ELECTION OF CLERK Is CHARLE roN:-At
an election for Clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleas, held in Charles on, on Monday the 9TH
instant; Nh. Horlbeck was elected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

James Gardner, jr., Esq. editor of the Con.
stilutionalist, was appointed by the citizens of
Augusta, Ga, 10 deliver an enIogy ON the late
Gen. Andrew Jackson, on the 18th lns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

The following is the rates Of Postag
passed by Congress.
Rates Of Postage under Tie Ne'o Il
For a single letter NOS exceeding
half an ounce, (ayoirdupoise,
sent not exceeding 300 miles,
Seut over 3U0 miles,
For every half ounce, and any
excess over every half ounce,
the same rates of postage; and
advertised, when two cents on
each letter.
For drop letters (not TO be mailed)
each,
For any printed circular, handbill,
or advertisement, unsealed, sent
any distance,
For any pamphier, or other matter
"of every kind" thalis 'trans-
millable by mail" and has no
written communication, of ono
ounce or less, or newspaper
exceeding 1900 square inches
Of surface.
For each additional ounce, or an
excess greater than a half ounce.
For any other newspaper, sent
over 30. and not more than 100
miles, or any distance within the
same State.
Sent over such distance. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16
Extract Of letter rcccired in his city. dated
GRkENvILLE. S. C..
.Ju[u =. 1915.

One Of tho most cool prcmedl,aled and
outrageous circumstances occurred here
yesterday that ever disgraced our town.
Young Robert Hcadden had been en-
gagged at his work in Town, and was pass,
ing fror. his residence TO Maj. Turpin's
and had 10 90 directly pass the printing
office TO his abnr, for sevaral days. De%-
ter Wells. Il nephew of Mr.. o H. Wells,
Editor of III Nountainper. has had an
animnsity against Headden for over two
years. aud, in The mean linr, they have
never spoken TO each 0lher. As ht was
returning from his fathers, aud within
thirty feet oi Dexter Wells duor, uncon
scrous of da' ger, he was shot in his lei'
side with load Of hulels. This wound
ing him, hr turned round and discovered
Wells cooking the gun Il second time and,
ere he had Time TO escape or even speak
word, he was shot in the right side With
about The same quantity as the first. max
ing about eighteen balls that struck him.
His fathers residence is within ffry yards
Of The office, and Headden's sisIer sa her
brother foil and receive the last shot. She
cried ouI murder, and assistance was soon
al hand. As soon az The gun was fired,
Wells made off up the cross street, thence
down Main.slree to The grocery ny the
Court House. where he was arrested and
lodged III Jail. Wells, it is said. was con
cculcd in his room, awaiting the appear
ancr Of Hcudden. for some time previous
10 The ncl. Ii has thrown our whole com
rnnnity in the deepest commolion. Mr.
Hen Ilcn was taken home. aud, and ny
're ai Of DR.. Furpiu, about nine bullets
wfrr rul from him. He survived about
i~rm> tx hours. in the most oxcruclallns
ogGny. mud departed this life abou L.
n'cI1rk. r'.. 10 day, reIainins his senses 'c
10 lhr lasl. II has thrown The deepest
go"H' over large famiIy."-Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

U His Excellency Governor Aiken and
suite and Adj'nt and Inspector General Canty,
left this place on the 18th instant TO- attend
the Camp Muster, which commenced on Mon
day last at Sbinburg, near Liberty Hill, in this
District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

The Washnstonian, a temperance paper
published at Augusta, Ga. has been discontin
ued for the want OF patronage. The publisher
states that it existed for about three years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Meeting Of the Doctors We are
pleased to learn that goodly number of
The Medical gentlemen of our Disrc met
in The Courl House on Sale. day, for The
laudahle purpose of organizing a society
upon The principle of Lyceum. We
understand, should !heir fluids ever war-
rant, they contemplate procuring chemi
cal and philosophical apparatus to illus
lrale their views, and experiment with
This society will not be confined exclu.
sively lo.lhe medical profession, but The
doors are open to all who are fond of SCI
cntifc pursuits, aud such are invited 10
bring their offerings to the altar Of sci,
encc.-Bdnner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16
GKEND COUNCIL GROUND.
Creek Nation, Nav Is, 1915.

OTCVN L'dIT'I'T, I1H Y IU' IOfUs
Messrs. Editors The Council is 10
full blast. every thing is in full tide Of mo-
tion. The following tribes are represented
as follows:
Mnscnsees 730 in number. SemiuoIes
30, Cbckasaws Is, ChocIaws II. Shaw
nees 6. Delawares /, Pianki,llaws. |,
Osases II, kckapoos 4, Qnapaws G.,
Pennies 3, Caddoes S.
Gov. Butler aud Col. Logan. u. S.
Agents for the Cheroktes and Creeks, are
in attendance, with Lieut.. Flint, u. S A.
- arkansas MieNig,nccr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Professor Observation-Disclosures James H..
Thornwell Of The South Carolina College, has
bren elected Pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church at Baltimore, in the place Of the Rev.
Dr. breckenridge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

MAYHooTH GRANT.-Im the British >Paria.
ment tie provision in the bill grnnling certain
sum 10 the Rnmau CaihnIic- Enl!ese ut May
nooth in Ireland, has passed both houses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Methodist Episcopal Church south,-Wes,
tern Virginia has refused TO join the Southern
Methodist Church. as organized by the recent
Convention, which sat at Louisville, Kentucky.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

FLoRIDA.-Davd l.evey and J. D. Westcott,
Jun. nave been elected Uniicd States Senator'S
by the Legislature of Florida.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

The 4th Of July.-The District Tenn
poruuce Society held its anniversary meet
Ing in this place, on The 9TH instant, in the
Methodist church. which was well attend
oil. Professor Thornwell having been
invited, addressed the meeting in an able
aud eloquent manner, setting forth the
evils of intemperance in its stroGges,
light, not only regarding it an evil, but a
sin Of tho greatest magnitude. We shall
not attempt an analysis Of his speech fur.
thor. bu, suffice il to say. we we were
delighted nj The vigorous manner in whict
no "hrardrd tho monster" and reminded
IN of Sampson destroying The lion by
lcaliug oul his tongue.--Baaner. =.
!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16
TERRIBLE DISASTER

Dreadful .>team Boat rpiOsion =
Great Loss Of Lift Destruction Of the
Mmquehc.-fes'erday afternoon abou 4
o'clock. most calamious disaster occur
red AT the steam boat landing, near the
foo lof Poydras street. Ai.thr time men,
liunrd the steam boat Marquette, Capt.
L. A. Turpin, while backing out from the
wharf burst her boilers with most terri
ic explosion, scattering instantaneous
death and destruction around. The re-
port Of The explosion was tremendous,
shaking The very foundations Of the build
inss on New Levee for several squares
We have not heard of any injury sustained
by any other boat, although several were
in the immediate neighborhood Of the
catastrophe. Marquette. as we are in
formed, had mol made more than QUO or
TWO revolutions when she blew up.
The scene, as described by those who
saw it Immediately after the Grighlu ac-
cidcnl. was awlulIy hearl-rendng. Pie
ces Of the wreck were thrown, with hu-
man bodies, into the air and a, immense
distances. The boat was literally blown
TO atoms. The hull and upper works
from the wheel-houses forward, are all
gone; aud when We saw the wreck, late
last evening, the after part of the cabin
was floating, the water being waisl deep
in the state rooms. We have since learn
ed lhal she has -hcrn- laval &c llas-tlkn
How many lives have been lost by the
terrible accident is not knnwn-lndeel is
can never be accurately ascertaincd, at
several who were going as passengers had
moi registered their names, and il is feared
that many Of the deck passengers are lost.
The ladies and children in lhe cabin were
all saved and escaped injury. except a
small Girl, who We learned was scaded,
bul not mortaIly.
One dead body was taken from the
wreck il was that Of "A man, name un
known, who had his legs literally blow n
away, aud was otherwise mancled. Three
other persons died on their way 10 the
hospital, Last night there were eighteen
person in The Charity Hospital aud one in
DR.. SIonc's, taken from the boal. These
are all more or less injured-mauy of them
it is feared noTtallv.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Db Dntbin has ros,gaeA The Presidency
saf Biakenaon GoiIcer. and aeeewea the
i;saslssage charge oil. U!iun Csx1h. IN
y lphias--4Lia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

'ihs Hey, James II. Thornwel, Profess
s"r al tie Evidences Of Christianity IN
Goiun,'ia Uullege, South Carolina, was,
ms ih",siay las unanimously elected
i'aslaf 81 lis seenn'I Presbyterian Church
ol iiai'IneFe, W succeed the Row. Dr.
BpeoRInfidga =Gb&Vtf,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16
From The .SpartanJug Srurian.

We understand there is considerable
sickness in and about Charlotte N. c..
also in the city of Raleigh. A disea~'
called the black tongue fever has prevail.
ed1hrough those regions. Some cases of
mortality have la,ely taken place in our
own District. Mr.. Jehu Wells ii valuable
citizen and kind friend, departed this life
very suddenly at his residence on last
Saturday with in,us suscep'io Of The ntes.
tines. His demise is much amentcd.
Our village has MOI escaped the stroke
OF death. We are are. however, happy
to stale that no cases Of fever, in ou
knowledge, or of any other kind, have, as
vet occurred in our midst. Spnrtanhurg
is healthy, very healthy with the exceP
ton Of few cases Of chronic nature,
which are iuciLen' TO any climate and any
season.
No place with equal population can
hoasrol H. iuc opI'cmicai disease. Pco
ole rcm rGc I1r rouatrN, and those who
Edrsirc.a pleasant and agreeable summer
r.;aaa' uag.liad a- good quarters in the
furnishing vll.alant @parlanburs as amy
ptJr. uisr ~ couu'fY
Wa&-. epou.lHi- .!.Irrr. We take occa
-iDa. .lo srale. raa' nnIes flum hi, place
casl, /, a Spring, l..c proprrurs of whose
water Is deemed ~ l.p,c who have
visited it, second 20 none IN his country,
sulphur j., lhc prcgaijug mineral consllln.
cuts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

gagfifsiga GOrisf Tins yhina
eaiadiasEiai and miscellaneous Pnrrr
fEsnasa tlles tsE inst, 10 new dress,
lteat appearance
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

The wise man knows the fool, but the
rsel hnowp not the wise man
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Fol,r,,leer Sentiments. !.

By James s. Pope, President Of the Day.
Columbia, The Queen Of the World" By the
end of this century the poets. vision will blaze
in reality. Hernation Misunderstanding from,
the Atlantic to the Pacific. will command the.
commerce of the globe. The Seagirt Use,
which has SO long boosted Of her prowess and
supremacy, aud so often repulsed the: affection
of Columbia her faires, daughtcr, will ul,i.
mately be constrained TO witness her matchless
power, splendor and glory. 4sss:-.>s, !,
By James Creswell, Vice President. Sovth
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

The following is the rates of Postage as
passed by Congress.
70 r, II A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

7ssfon .ou the morning OF he =. b nil.
sseI snost sad intelligence received JN
,ds8 sasasg IS The death of Col. Mar
+. ss5yillc, Tenn. He was the
~ despstcbes lro9sbi oyer by
opf Gpye.pmcnt. lie
K sSSy Ten Washington,
rom extreme
ssle sickened;
S.,5 81 ia :g;5lt tsedjea1 sid
ssig III ii; mo 1e ek'
IEss 5fli,H
IS Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-17
3eoetteaI.
,rnrrA nnrRinNIr..

Oh, th1fe's poarsv n ftskn earb hour
As sweet a. heavtn designed it,
Nor need Nc rsam 10 bring il home,
Though few ihe't lie tlia, Gnd it
We seek tee high Tor things clnss by,
Ard loss " hat nature found %;
For lie hath here No claims 50 dear
As Home aud Friend. around Us:
We on destroy the present JOY
Ter future hafes ard rfaiss them.
uhiis, flowers sweet blown at our feet,
II we'd but siadp "a f1ise them
For thing q fat sIil sweetest nc
When yoath'. bright spell hath tauni usi
But souu we're taught that easth bath uoaght
Like Home and Friend, around "a.
Tbs friend. that speed in tim Of need,
v hen Hopes last red Is shaken,
To show still HAT. ooms shsfniG.
We are not quite iafsakon
Though all were night. If but Tho Light
From Frisadstip's altar cro,,nzdu..
'fwould prove tn bliss Of earth va, thu
Our Home aud Friends abound rs
CaEtfs SWAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-17

.nodenoisele Pisssy IA hn5slt-Onr readers are
ware iha this pet Of the french Stage has audune tn,
banks oi The Seine for the Nesa. She accompanied
by gentleman on whon She had bestowed her band
NJ Arnould. iavorably known in the world Of literature
Her early experience OF Russian mauners and customs
mas eeea any thing hut agreeable particularly In pair
oilUverso on Their uatrmnUial exrursunn Gal ganni re
lates the following hide umsnce:
"On the raveiiefs arriving al the Russian frontier
wnrTe, all the world aware. a sluet surveillance is
exercised the authorities demanded their business A
are going TO 81. Petersburg the reply. .sWhete
are your passports 2" Mdle. Piessy Gas we still love
TO call he) produced her engagement duly signed aud
sealed by Gnedeonah with the appreciation ct the En-
r~n'r Nicholas. "A light; you may proceed y said he
otfltisl and turning 10 NJ Amould, inquired land YOU,
SIR ~ 81 am his ladys husband." That is not sui
hcient." coldly returned tile officer. 'Besd,s which
here my passport, signed by the Russian Ambassador
IN iandon" "A passport granted in foreign country
perfectly satisfactory last when there is no order
to the esnfary, bui That unfortunately occurs IN The
present case, for have communication from St Pc
irrsbnrg. 10 which you interested party" "l!-
that's Strange" al is, nevertheless the fact have
here formal order, which your entering The
Russian empire" prevents ms entenng Russia =
Me Pay. may ask what reason il given itlr tins
Sept "R-aspn Singular question that. d., you
Imagine The government OF gtlous sUgeeign has ann
explana,isn Ia give yna In country, sir. buN
in silence imperial order and your asking the guess
lion proves t.a yeu wnnld be quite Of your eenen
In .lssia. However, :! Jon curious the
ask yaar c0nscienee--refircl little As erar,
NAL. you never made any mGapl opos remarks ~
absolute gasenmeDts2 Have yur niings always sup
psried, Wholesome doctrines Has your name never
6gued The rahks q apPosi'icn scrbes7 Mind Ines,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-17
HINTS on TIE CULTURE AND sELEC-
TlDN OF FRUITS


u" -''''s " va ,ith'e' 'Pf' 2" '#'' "'
~ ~ , - si ''s''' ! '''' I'm MIMI
mus :" '"o ''"a''' " tNa','s' ~ "'a 10
."le"''e '"' ga'utts N''' vac '"'4s'S' i'u't3,Hs =
''' F'F9S' WI" Wv mt" ise'''s - e e'''Nt' u
~ ,''''e """ summary W '"'' ''''''''s s"9 H.
'"p ,ss hte"' pi'>f'i' f',''a'f sun % ''f h'9t
s"Pe'o 'ais''es ana "asf VIZ" We ~ F'''o hP'e
spee'ueh fe's pnart ""' '"'y can 7t'e
l"'e, oe eanhde'} fte'h'h9sa rs a'oa77"lA Suifrni
,"' 'e"se VINO eaHfsi' ef''l ''' ho"e e"nsahii ~
10, rAP'Ha''oh'
lie numerous markets winch are niads accessible by
''''d"aa' anu haF'sa1""' t'"sff me -,
..,fP'a e"e u "e w. ''iHl'e ""is' ihe apple
".' gro" anu Ff''oee dee'a1N upon any sui oai 'no
'e"ouNe VI n'hs'oie. MA u M f'as'h ~ lhiS 'ah"ae
oe preferred lor ahue2 "ui 'he apP.e ana lhu'td an
"'nef ,'' ''eeS' - eeh,Al rue In FaaH"2 me apple
taoo 'e sdte "ules t"'e WIN iee1'n or'A'' of's'l
uH "e "i' o' 'ne ''ld'e u ' '''fs '"ite iee' ana
"P"'Us ~ oa"eei els''V4Ha 'e '' " - me mus.
ana mum '"tlNe ofG"f'u h'"fs Hrff. LIE talh'H
snoh we removed aho Tue o5ith h'a WIN men earn
sho f"'th man9te' Wen INCORPORATED oo''iAe 'oayod
me graz error OF llAhlhS 1o oteP H''s Should be
planned ile OF 10 af'Pef lhah Hey nram"iY s'ood n
me nursery In odrt 10 Torn s'n'2hi and handsome
trees and !" facilitate 'hef fa9og Is dtisahc 10 ss
ten each Tree 10 sake firmly SCI IN 'he hole nj the nc
oi planting he 'baung uda'nee ol winds Is thereby
prevented He luIioAifg LIST VIII be l3nrd an Pile of
all purposes, VIA B'nant Iarly Harvest. hladruz
Hush Porter, York Russetaag. Btali Flower Mon
mouths pippn, A.s1lus splzeuta1g, Baldwin. Golden
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-17
JAMES RIVER AND EllRN.AVv-
Ess COMPANY.

'E'HE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING o
u the Stockholders OF The James River and Kama " ha
Company, will be held at the Capitol IN the Guy OF Rich
mond with permission OF the proper authority, ON Mon
DAY, the Sh of December. BY order Of The President
aud Directors. w. b. ClllFIENDEN, Secy.
RICHMOND, 3lst October, 1913.