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Notice to pre-emption claimants.

Notice to presumption claimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships and
tracts above enumerated is required establish the
same TO the satisfaction Of the register and receiver
Of the proper land Office, and make payment there.
for as soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and
before the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sale Of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designated0 otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April l0-lawT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
T. OI5 & X 4 & lM 3 TO LIE ASJa
On CHRIS rMAS DAY 25h OF
DECEMBER NEXT

The Trustees of the ofigIual survey
ed township. NJ Is (HarrIson,) Carroll
county OHIO. Will meet on ,re rs h Of
December neXI, at the house OF Henry
Dlckpnson. on secuon NJ Is of SAID tp
at 10 O'Clock, A. N Of said day, Tor The
purpose OF letting said section BY qnar
'"rs 'Or he term OF three wears lron b"
Fl II o. Apul n,xr The terms will Ue
made known 90 the day OF fenrlng.
S i'd section Is situated on the old
state road leahlng from C,rtoIIron 10
Canton, wuhlu five miles Of rhe Sandy
and b aver Canal; four from CarroIIon
aod Jnnng the village OF New Hars
burgh The land is IN sIale Of good
cultivation. Abuul 100 acres OF which
is improved on each quarter. Good
B liIdnss, &c. Nc.
LEON ARD HARSH, Clerk
Nov. % iB45.
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Estate Of John M,AIIister.

Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and qnaIl-
fed as Executor of the estate OF lohn
cAllster, late ol Carroll county Ohio,
deceased.
Those indebted to said estate are re-
hired to make Immediate payment, and
lEaose having claims will present them
legally proven for settlement within ona
year from this date.
ROBERT R. GEORGE, Ex'r.
November 81, lS45-6-4t,
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FOR SALE

| wish TO sell my tavern stand tq1es
town Of Waynesburgh, Stark counFi y
mo; The house is large and convenient,
with two lois and Two stables, and foun'
tain pump. All OF which will be dsPo'
spd Of on reasonable terms For Inrih-
er particulars enquire oI the subscriber
living on the premioea
HENRY ELSON.
October "a ls45 . 4l.
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Estate Of John CrisS.

~ Office is hereby gwen, 'hst lhe
- undersigned has BEEN appointed
and qualified as Administrator, win iLe
will annexed, Of The estate OF !ohn CfIsS
late Of Carrol county. Ohio deceased
Those ipdp bred TO said estate are requl'
,od IN make immt date pay men', ani
hose having clarms will present them
legally proven for settlement WITHIN one
tenr from his del..
HENRY CRISS Adm'r.
Oclob.r 10 I645 = 50 g.
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Estate Of Joseph Grove.

Notice is hereby gwen, thai the un'
dersignpd has been appointed and qlaII
fed as Executor OF me estate OF Joseph
Grove, late OF Carroll county, OHIO
deceased Those indebted TO sa'd estate
are REQUIRED to mike immediate pay
ment, and those having claims viii pre-
sent them legaIIv proven for settlement
within one YEAR from this date.
BENJAMIN BDICE. Exec'r.
November 2l, lS45 Cat.
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ca,se hrnhhv secrPrlons, thereby ro-
moving the ,xi,rug cause that produces
drS"asts.
For further particulars. and conclu'
awe evidence Of lis superior value and
efficacy. see pomphIers, which may be
Obrained Of sgenls gratis
Prepared and snld. wholesale and re-
tail, by A 3 SANDS e. CO., d uga,s's
and Chemists, 273 Broadway, N York,
Price s per bottle, six bottles for So
For safe a so BY X JACKSON. Car
rOilIuo. OhI0
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Augusta lp. Dec S lS45
Sale Of Real EStalc.

Pursuant to an order OF the Court OF
common pleas for Carroll county at The
November term thereof. | vii offer for
sale on Inc premises, the late residence
OF Joseph Bnsler. drcehspd on the h
day Of January A D. lS46, between
the hours ol 10 o'clock, A NJ and 4 o.
clock P NJ, of said day, The following
described land, situate in Uaon Town.
sirp in said county, TO WI: The west
half Of The south east quarter OF secrlon
twenty seven t27N in town hrp thirteen,
(l3) Of range SIX (6) ron'alniOg eighty
(c0) ares. more or less. subject to the
du~er 0i Marl Bns or, widow
Terms Of sale - ONE lhird ca h in
hand. one IhI,d in one wear. AMI the
residue in Two wears wl,h interest from
the DIV u sale to b. secured by mort
gage on The pr m'sos,
JONAS R'JSLER
A@min,s,ta'cro Iseph Buster, deed
Drcembpr h. 1915
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THE STATE OF OHIO, ! ?,
CmrUH County, )
(ACDITOR'S OFFICE,
! Sept llth, lG45.

certify foregoing be correct list Of Lands Town LOIS &C. 's'
Taxes, by the county treasurer d
county ON Is A5 for he Taxes oil 1914 end oe interest
on said dtaxps. and he taxeo' Si5 anneX'd
NOTICE Is THEREFORE, HEREBY GlVENthat The "hoe OF me %
oral rc m Land Town described the foregoing sor "oeh
h Taxes nePs and penalty charged me re-
m ~ - sold a, tho the Fown OF Carroton IN s coH ."
Carroll on the second Monday Of January next, " me
O'Clock A. NJ o. 'ao cav uueeS w ~
interest and oensly charged thereon be paid before mar me
" ~ P"'' TlIOS. r. HARBAUGI, Auditor Carroll CO, o.
December 5, lS45
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Estate Of Joshua TDaVis.

Notice is hereby given, that The une
dersiened has heen eppoInted ana qOa''
fed as Administrator OF the eS'"'e o'
Io.bua DJyls. late Of Carroll comfy, 0,
J,ceased. Those indebted 10 SAID 20.
tate are required to make immediate
pavmen,, and those having claims will
present them legally proven for settle
n cnt within one wear from this date
JOHN GREGG. Admir-.
Y ovpmher 81, lS45 -6 d..
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FrE EY ACRES.

F0rry acres f %hlch is cleared, Un-
der ioJd ieuc" and 10 good state o
cui'jvauon Tb" improvements are Z
good DIV yelling II uses, and a good Barn.
together vito O'ner out bul drg' The
whole we'll waiered II lies within four
miles OF Rochester, on the Sandy ~ Bea
yer Canal, and cour and h,If mules
from Minerva, also 90 the Canal Those
wishing to purchase a small farm would
do weir to ca Immediately, where terms
&c, will be made RnOWn
6 q W, ELV!N
Apgusta IN. Dec r lS45
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HNOTICE.As

HIDES Tanned on the shares as
Usual. a The Yerd Of the subscriber, at
The east cod ol CarroIl!on, Chro
JOHN w. YOUNG.
Nov. 81, 1915,
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Nov. 2Oth, by Rev. 7. w,
Adams, Mr. SLAs MILLER, of Columbiana
county, to Miss HANNAH ABRAMS, Carroll
county.
On Tuesday, Dec. I'd, by The same, Mr..
NATHANIEL HAYDEN, to Miss JANE HUNTER,
all Of Carroll county,
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[EA&IXI FOR SALE =.

Inc suhtCrrttIs ~l~n 10 sell the
ta,m on which they reside. lyrg one
haDr ~ lr west, 4 ire town oi Angusta
10 Augusta rowOshrp CatroI county. o,
cOnIHInIuU
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Delinquent List, lS45.

Lands Town Lns Carroll Ohio returned Dn
County Auditor the 18Th dv OF jan
penalty Of 1874 and the
tax OF lS45 annexed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

A Large stock OF cotton yarn oi 'he
y pest quanlv. Just received 9''l 'r
s,,,- chcrn hy CUMMINGS i CAMERoN.
Ma, l6, 1913 SLIT
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Public Sale.
Thomas Wallace, Administrator de DO
ms nan o, Daniel B rim, deceased

Thomas Wallace, AdmIntsrratUr de DO
ms mar o, Daniel Is rim, deceased
rs
David Berlin, Iosrpn Berlin. Marv Bsr
lrn, a0o Thomas Wallace and Il znbt lh
"A allaCe hts wie.
Ia pursuance to an orderof sale, dlrrc
ted 10 me. administrator Of the estate 81
Daniel Berlin. deceased, hy lhp court ot
cOmmon pleas of CdrrOII county, Ono,
a their AugusI tern, 4, D, 1915 ! wriD
off, I0r sale on The premises on fug sdty
the 80 h day OF D cember npxl, between
he h urs Of 10 O'clock, a. N. and 4 o.
CLOCK. P. NJ. rns following property. To
VII: q part OF section twenty eight (28)
township thirteen, C3) range SIX. C6J
commencing On the east SIDE ni the Car
roIton road leading 10 New Hagers own,
hence south thirty five degrees, east
" ven'y seven perchGs anc two lrnlhs,
thence LorIh 6Ily Eve degrees, essllwen
" Two percheS, thence north slXIS one
d grers east ,hrly.sIx pcrches. thence
north fourteen d"gIecs east nj eteru
per:hes, thence Dor'h h'ty-two drgrecs,
easttwenty two prrches, 10 large whue
oak, thence west seventy perches and
lhreel5ulhs tolhe CnrroIlon road ph nrc
south seventy degrees, west DInt teen
oerches, thence s0uh twenty seven de
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Estate Of Henry HEartim.

N Ice rs hereby gwen hat the Under'
signed has Open appointed and qu,rf d
Ss Adm n,srrat,r e he prtt'e Of II nry
Niarrin, ate Of CArroII county. Or'o,
deceased Those indebted TO sad rs,a'r
are ouirpd To make inmedl''e pay
mpnt. aud those having claims will pre-.
sent ,h~m legally proven for settlement
within one year from Hia date
JOHN MARTIN, Adm'f.
Dec. 5, l845
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500 Bushels Ca"Ver-SGcd
wanted!

The subscriber wishes to purchase FIVE
HUNDRED BUSHELS OF CLOVER
SEED, Tor which he will pay Cash on de.
livery.
KENDALL JACKSON.
CdrrolIton, Dec. 5, lG45.
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NOTICE
Nov. 2S lS45
NOTICE.

! hereby rorwarn oil persons from ira :
ding for, or purchasing a oore given by
me 10 A B Blerdemann, as ! am deter
mined not 10 pay il unless compelled by
law | do not recolIect the date or a,
mount Of the note; but This is the only
note That he has ever bell AGAINST me.
John s RUKENBROR
Oc,nbtr II, l"45 ! 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
cp7pIT or THE TIMES.

r1nnNIf.LE or THE TURF, FIELD
a SpOpT LITERATURE AND THE
SrAEn embelished with splended steel en-
80. Cmhhehed every Saturday morning, at
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,astlv nnblicaton, which was established IN
ian. Nv its present editor, commenced lite Ihir-
tsonfh volume on the 4th Of March, l543. II IS
A sheet of the very largest ciass' continuing
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naper OF the finest texture, ana on gOou tyPt'
Il Il embellished with the largest ana most hishly
finished engravings ON steel. ever lss4en oy
:S;oai ?n me limited States The last three
polumns contained superb portraits OF the dis
,;nr,,;shed American and imported Horses, de-
s;g9od 70 constitu te an American sporting Cat
lp2v accompanied with complete memoirs giV-
inG the pedigree characteristics, and peIlorman'
ceS Of each. with accidental notices Of their CO.
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s;ve (eiqbteen inches by thirteen) with those
annually published in London. OF the winners o.
Derby. Oaks. aud ST. Leger, and have been e1
ecuted in line, on steel plate. expressly for TINS
PAPER, from original pictures, in oil, by the most
eminent artists.
In the course Of the present Volumn, OF 1913,
will also be given portrait OF iasnlon, Toe
Northern champion, and such other mugh'uCeht
embellishments as Will ueIO"t0l "
upon.
The Spirit of the Times'' is so well known
throughout the country as the acknowledged
WChronicle ofthe Turf, Field Sports" &c. that
it is not deemed necessary to 60 lHto any detail
of its peculiar characteristics.
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the amount proper to be RENTED, by simply
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mus be paid in all cases.
New York, Nov. H., l643
The Low price at which it will be issued rem
dprs It the cheapest periodical in this or any
other country, considering the cost and beauty
ofits FIFTY TWO ENGRAVlNGS, and the
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DESTROYS Of receiving the paper from the com
mencement, will have it punctually sent to theil
address Upon their forwarding TO the under
signed, at No. 4 Ann street dollars, free of ex
pense.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

A SENSIBLE HoRsE. One Of the truck
horses of Mr.. Kinds was unIoosed for a
minute or two, from the trucks, few days
since, in this city, when, ont he driver look.
ing round for him, behold he was missing.
1t was an hour or two before his driver could
discover his whereabout 1t was very mys-
FERROUS, he being a steady beast, and mol
subject to flights Of fancy. However, be
was at last found in the smiths shop, where
he wGs wont to have his shoes repaired. -
The smith said tho horse entered and tooE
his usual stand for shoeiOg. Upon exam.
lining his feet he found one shoe of, which
be supplied. That horse is a sensible beast.
lPortlaRd Argus.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

To make Ice at all times and plqces. 10
the object Of Fecen, invention, The draw
ing Of which we have eeen, but which we
are not now at liberty TO descibo, as the
patent has not been secured. The process,
however, is obviously the deprivation Of
cir and water Of their usual quantity Of ca-
lOric, thus condensing and reducing them
10 the freezing point Tho mechanical ar,
Fangement to accomplish This Is apparently
we'll calculated 10 produce the desired effect
and the results will be in accordance will
the fixed laws Of nature; so that ice in th,
hotties weather will be no less common thar
desirable.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

A NEW GLASS. --Styrole is volatile oil
obtained bv dislilliog the balsam S'yrax o.
s.yrsx, although only in small quantity eno
has general analogy to benzoIn' 10 one
property styroIe is, perhaps, the most extra
ordinary Of substances; limPId fluid at or
dinaro temperatures, it be zones 'ransPa'
rent colorIess glass when heated up to a
certain point, and remains so when it ogal!!n
becomes cool-a circumstance which will
draw the attention Of optical inqulreTS to
styrole. In distiIling storax to obtain 'hI'
IjGued, 90 parts of storux, are mixed with
7 parts Of carbonate Of soda, and water put
in the retort. In one experiment, Al pounds
Of baIsam yielded IL ounces of styrOIe; IN
another 81 pounds yielded ounces. Inc
fresher and softer the storax, the more pro-
duclive it is.-lLondOn Mechanics Maga
zine.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
The Brick IiUery Stable,
YAZOO CITY, mISSISSIPPI,

On the Street leading from Benton.
n ME Stable iS now undergoing thorough re-
Il pairs, such az enlareing with new stalls.
troughS, managers, &c. So as TO render horses
comfortable. Carriage and Buggy shelters will
also be erected. We have also, lots with good
shelters, tToughs, aud water for the aoeommoda-
iUn OF droVers.
We particularly solicit the patronage Of mr.
chasers and sellers Of stocks, at we are prepared
to buy aud sell Oh terms to suit our customers
Stock sold by Us is warranted TO be what we rel
resent-if not there will be no sale. Persons
may rely upon not having old livery stock inn.
posed upon them, as al OF our old stock was sold
at au0tiOn-none Of which we purchased.
Travellers and droVers will be conducted. and
thtir haFgage sent TO any Hotel without charge.
TheiI hOrses and buggies cent for, should thew
call as they 20 down, 70 any part OF the city.
Persons faVoring ne with their patronage nav
rely upon receiving satisfaction, as we have bet
ter sheitering, stabling, water, &c than is gen.
orally hund in this country. CITY acceptance
taken in payment Of any transaction made with
us, from the feed Of a horse Up. Thankful for
The very liberal patronage heretofore received.
We hope By uneeasing energy to continue TO mer-
Il the sane. Your ob'dt sscvits.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT &CO.
Aug. lSsh, ie45. l4-ly'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
MESSENGERS.

TTAS now been established ten years. an.
Il which IL has overcome many and Rra,s Y
stacles; and attained wide circulation I'M
very high character. The efforts OF H. n,s.l
editor will bv strenuOusly directed, MOI oni. y
the preservation ofits ancient fame, but ~
its constant improvement. In this, the as,,.'
ing testimonials he has received during ths N.
twelve months, lead him TO believe that NJ A.
already succeeded.
The contributions are numerous, embr.c;,.
professional and amateur writers OF the 6mlS'
tinction. Great expense is incurred ana Nv,
pains are taken 10 secure an abundant shnSl,a
interesting and instructive matter.
REGULAR CoNTRBuToRs.-J B. Tp,..,
C. B. Hayden; Nasus, authoress Of THE Vn";
'Pretension,' 30; L. ", author OF sghs PM.
Tule,' &C.. Virginia; Lieut.. M. F. Many. N 4
NJ, Washington; w. Gilmore Simms, III. n
George Frederick Holmes, South Carolina, M
Jane T. WorthiugtOn, Ohio; Mrs. Mari
Hewitt, New York; e. B. Hale, illinois: Wi
liam w. Andrews, U. S. Consul, Malta; I.
Hirst, Philadelphia.
OccAsIONAL President Thomo
r. Lew Professor George Tucker; J.B.D,m
thor OF tTbe History of an AdventuFer,I an
sSequel;' Lucian Minor, w. B., u. s. cbaRs
Italy; w. NJ, d. u. s. Charge; s. A., Virginia,
Dfs y. II OlCkHOHt Ia 0UukN GdEOtInNt LII
G,st, Ohio! and many others, in the South and
in nearly evCiy state in the Union: some, whU,
wells we would gladly remove.
The contents will be exceedingly varied, IN.
bracing Reviews; Tales; Novels; Poems; "a
SAYS; Travels; Sketches; Biography; History;
Popular Science; Papers on the Navy, Army
and other National Interests; Literary ln:ells
gence, Foreign aud Domestic; and Notices Of
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ally be inserted
The leading principle is the promotion OF a
pure Native Literature, and of devoted Ma.
tional Spirit, With this view the following pre-.
miums are offered:
For the best paper on the present state OF
American Letters, the prospect and
means Of their Improvement, $50 o.
The hest Reuew Of the works of some
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Many Improvements will be introduced vii
new volume, and the style rendered still mo
excellent. AS it sspires to he the Literary q
gaD Of the South and West--it is expected IL
they, land the North and East also) will line
aUy encourage it--as such. II congratmlat
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Richmond, Virginia, August, 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

CnLr1vAr1oN OF ONION BY THE TAR
TRRs.-IRstead Of raising onions from the
seed, which appears to them too long pro-
cess, they dry and smoke in chinne9those
which they wish to propagate, and in spring,
when the time to plant them has arrived,
they cut them diagonally into quarters, but
so as not 10 separate the pieces entirely one
from another. They set these onions in
rows, when thus prepared, in good soil, well
dug, but net freshly MANFRED, at about ten
inches from each other, and two inches deep.
These onions increase extraordinarily, and
grow large and strong.-[WesIern Cult.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

The recent Improvement 10 the manu-
Eaclure Of faIt, discovered at Syracuse, is
attracting much attention among scientific
med, % well as others. The process is SO
simple that ell wonder Why il has not been
thought Of before. As It may lead to OIher
useful applications Of the principle, and as
The majority Of our readers may not have
noticed il, we briefly state that the brine Of
saline springs contains from 20 10 100 per
cent Of salt, bot less than the Necessary
quantity for saiuring it, 80 per cent Of
salt Is therefore, added to it, when the i'm
Pnri'iss, consisting Of some 80 per cent,
Goat upon the surface, and the 100 par cent,
including. Of course, The so per cent added,
sinks 70 The bottom, and Is draWn Of, and
che water etaPoTa,ed. As there are DOW
about 20000.0O0 Of bushels Of salt made
at The Silinu springs, the amount will pro-
badly BE- m1rs than doobled BY this process,
si0ce about oas-lhird more is made by il
than By the old Procsss.-N. Y. News.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

A NICE AND WHOLESOME swEETMENT FOR
FAMILY UsE.-Pare or not, as you choose,
a quantity Ofsweet apples, 10 Gil an eartheO
or stone jar; add little suger and molas-
ses, and it the apples are not sufficiently
juicv, little waters cover with thick paste
Of -four and water, and put into brick
oven with your bread. Let them stand ill
morning. They will have the favor Of ba.
ked pears, and can be had fresh at all sea
sons. IN. Y. News.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
Vicksburg Foundry.
S. ZIMMERMAN &CO.

IRE prepared TO execute and furnish al
~ kinds Of work in the line Of Founders aud
Maehinisls. Engines, and machinery Of every
description, for B ats, Mills, o. Gins, built OF
urepairod, and al work that may Be ordered
viii be promptly attended to- and in the best
manner, At reduced prices. We invite a call
from Planters, and Others, 90 our Establishment,
At the LOWER LANDING, VICKSBURG.
June Path, SIS. 57-ly.
~ B. Highest prices, 10 cash, paid for old
ron, Bras or Copper.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

Excellent vinegar may be made Of the
juice Of beets. A farmer lately grated a
bushel Of sugar bsets to a 6ne pulp, pres.
sed out the juice, (six gallons.) and put il
into an emty vinegar barrel, and in two
weeks he had as fine vinegar as was ever
obtained from cider IN. Y. News.