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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,

aR11E& by Canal Packets to and from
- Lynchburg. and from thence in S,,yes
BY The NatHral Bridge, or the Sweet spnpr. o the Win. sul.s.,
ON and amer the 9Th of Iuis, our Packet Boats vii Irav, Kieb
merit day att r. N.
RrTuEnso-Leave %LynchbirE daily at 3 P. N, saturilys e.
eeptsf. and arrive IN kiehmoniin ~ hours.
Two lines oi staE-s Ownci by Tern and Martin. un from Iv,~b-
burg 70 us Whiis Sulphur distance 100 mikes One by the Natu-
a. bHdse ai DibreA's Springs aId the other by Fipeaste and
the Sweet Springs.
Passenger for saunton by our Boats leave Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers for Farmvfle. Prince Edward and Cb,rou, co,,,
Houses leave al s a. ". on same days and connset with the stax-.
Al CaIie"vhe. hftsT the sh, the Boats viii pass Caresvine 10th
up and down At 6 2. N.
PasenEer leaving FarmviTe at 10 A NJ. win sniv. in Richmond
next n NJ h[ Those going up the Canal will connect with the
up Boats y 90 BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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PlNEY POINT PAVILION,

me ot the most convenient. splendid. and pic
~ tursqus Ht wafer bathing places In tie United States Will be
opeDed for vtsrters on The 18th Jane for the summer esfnpaign-
The Pavilion and. is accommodations nave ben put IN a complete
state OF repair, and ohcr 10 The Invalid a pleasant resort fot health
ant recreation The bathing u eeieioas either in the houses or q
the open surf, along The sounding shore" A fresh and constant
rea breeze sets IN IN the Afternoon, and continues al night I'll eight
or ten in The morning The Pavilion eoumsDdsa view Of The DE-
bourhure Of the Potomac into The Chesapeake Bay, the river 10 front
being nearly ten miles wide. II 10 within eight hours' s,eaninF
froui Washington, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from Rich
moad.
Saturday evening. stops Al PIney PoiI early on Sunday morning.
ana returns to Baltimore on Wednesday. Tie steamer oeeota. Capt
Mitchell HIves Washington on W-tnedays aud Saturdays on her
way 70 Norfolk and returns on TuesaJs and FndsyS touching al
the Point IN boh directions, hndins ana receiving passcngerS
The proprietor, with Lhese advantages OF his establishment. and
with 4 cons Or ohiEiug servants. good fare. Eooi muse, boats for
saiins. and TIE usualaceeS1urs Of a Watering place together win
motenie charges, confidently eaStI himself upon the pusHe appro
baton. J q. EiRCH,
Ju TT Unifei States Hotel. Washington.
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IN STOR +,

IN STORE,
~ Gsdla,ed Cashmere Robes
Cashmere Draus
Csshm-re pCossa
Apaccas Of al colours
Altacea Reps
Eng. and American Prints
nre~ Hhkifs
shawls a arge 'tnsk
Irish Linens aud Lawns
Linen shc-tngs
Gloves and Hosiery
satin ami SLk VestngS
s-arfs and Couars
Drrss Ttesana Stosks
Umbrellas
woutsd vestnra
Embm1cted DO
French Ca.smcEes
bug ard An. DO
Black. B"uze and Blown French Cloth
West ofEnEabd d.
Bk and blue DO Of al grade,
Beaver Cloths, Pilots AMI Flushinss
Irish Cloths for overccats
Ccddeneions for %
TSeed-s o. al kinds
Keutucky Jeans very low
Heavy fuIci CHhs. fsr neuoes
Nap Coucns
Ksrssys and Lioseys
Turk,y Red Cotton
White. red and yellow Fannsis
and merino shirts sHiDraweTs
Furaimfe and Apron Checks
White Matsailcs Oulls
Bsdtcks and Lace
BobiletIacrs
White Cambucs and iaecousts
Pain snd other sNis, Mu.ius
bishop Lawns ard Mul Mushns
hama's Tabe Cloths
no NaPuns
Bid-ye and Russia Diapers
Huckerbaek Diapers and towels
$3.50 & and isIRsaehed shseunEs
arr Rausnei. EaHsi. Va. store .nd Maseh,ser socd,
Dual Maekeuav and TNined Blankets
Gwen do
Del Blankets some VEN One
Patent Thtc1ds spooiCotos. Buttons Comts &c.
Which ere offered 10 hs trade upon the mot a-,eommoiatn
terms. DANIEL a. IONnOV.
o. i-cGi7m Cornef frs and NAN sre.,.
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
OLD AND ONLY
&R r f q U AR IN +. &2
SASs-~ NASSAU, CAPTAIN MATHIS.
GREENHAY. tSEw) g. W CoUcn.
" MANCHESTER, SsAcE.
" COURIER, tNEw) n. CGrcH
" PATRICK HENRY, trHw) (" CnEsITE.
. MARIETTA BURR, (sEwl KxAn.
" LYNCHBURG. d" Gown.
This line OF Packets having been sustained by n general patron
age OF the Merchants of Richmond, for moro than hneen years,
the propretors maaeul solicit a continuance OF their navors assur
ing their patrons that every attention shall be given TO forwarding
their goods safely, and with Dispatch. The Vessels are OF tie 6ut
class, lmos ~ newt commanded by men OF experience In the
trade, and herchandiEe can be insured by them. at the lowest rate
0 fpremium. For freight or passage, having superior seeommodA.
lions, apply to the masters on board. or to
JAMES FISHERS soNs, Agents.
ST Goods to be reshipped to New Orleans, Mobile, Apaache
cola, or any other places VIII be received and forw ariod from New
York, BY the marers or Agents at New York, free Of charge, cI
cepl such as may actually be incurred. sc l6
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TOSOUTHERNAND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

MAHUEICTORT, lsBove CallorGH STRAIT,
100 North 9th st. philadelphia
TENHE sub. eub,r hiss just finished, and Offers for sale, a handsome
n assortment OF Vehicles Of the latest style Of fashion, such as
double or single Rockaway and Canyal Wagons. Of various pat
terms CAaro' res, S.kgs, York Wagons, with or without tops, &e,
which he will dispose of on the most removable terms Al descTip
tons OF Vehicles made 10 order, and warranted TO be OF the best ma
teras and Workmanship.
southern and Western Merchants wishing to purchase any Of the
above articles, are requested TO call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
All Work coming from his Mandatory 10 Earranisd fer sas
year.
Rr Having received tho SILVER MEDAL, being the highest
premium awarded, At The last Exhibition Of the Franklin Institute,
for the superiority OF workmanship in his line, among which was a
four wheel goaRte, lie trusts that II will be 4 SUFFICIENT reommen-
danon for the superiority Of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 Norh FiGh street, above CanowhuL Philadelphia.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOU
OWN STATE

TIME Fnnklin Manufacturing Company have on hand At their
IL rAPER MILL near the Depot OF the Southern Railroad, aEood
assortment OF extra superhne, fine and common letter folded and
nt cap papers ruled and PLAIN; ako, medium printing, enyelop and
wrapping papers, Of various sizes At the lowest wholesale prices
TO whish they invite public attention. assured that In quality and
price their manufacture viii bear a comparison with the production
Of any Northern Factory. They are prepared TO execute ordeT,foT
any description OF paper that the market OF their customer may
require. Merchants and dealers are requested to call at the Paper
Mil and eramine Tor themselves NH Ilu
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Ii. w. ~ ,. J.. FRY 81 CO.,
wuoLEsALK DKALkRr,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Cohe
500 bags lag. DO
$50 Do Old white and lava DO
i SO A I'D , ? S S,isaH' sSs'F pa" prime
~ do IT Croir do do
IS casks CHARMED do
IS bores NO ! Loaf DO
70 bbls crushed do
90 do pulyerised do
so hid. Molases
100 kegs Mails, best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
S tons blhscred Steel
4 cases cast and sheer Steel
200 boIes Sperm and Tanow Canllos
1000 rms wrap. PaPer. part largo
900 " cap and letsr do
S eeroons prime Indigo
SO packages G. p, Inp1and Black Teas
IS bs lamp and tanners OH
goo kegs rife and blasting Powder
Bar Lead. shot and Bar Iron
NADER, Alum and sht Petre
CoppeEas sulphur aNd Salt.
Soaps, Mustard, Chocolate, Backins &c
6IlU and IOxl2 Glass
Cot Rope. Cords AMI Lnes
Ashton Sack Salt
So dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so nest WOODWARD
Pepper. Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos. nj
factory prices
1TReeeiving and forwarding goods will be attended to. An
Kinds OF produce received on consignment nu 90
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New aud Valuable Books.

'hr IN inc Dwelling. or A htrmcnf ~ tie Pour Cosp.H.
- Vey 'ho't aud simpl' remsrss sdapasd to " ding At
family przy-r, aud arnneeii In MS . cuon, for s,.U d,y An IN.
var by the Author of "rhe Peep OF Day" Lane upon Line
Two Lives g To -~n and to ~ ~ Mirit ] MrIato.b .utbor
OF '"7qh~st AMI Sci onar--i.~ p 90 ard rnucfp,-"
j anstnn Parsonage, a ia~. ny th- author Of -Genra1s.~ Amy
Hrrher.' kr~ ~ 81 By lie Rev w s-xrn. q u.
'ornshus f"rsr, ~ar arsNr e qlsstiia- mi imi atv- .rsr
ei-r Iai J. ny ne hrv Thou1- X Arn1d A ~, Rector Of Lyp-
don. revised and corrected by p 4 Jthnsor, ProGs. Of atp An n,
University Of the CITY % New Y0k
The Eeingus- aad GeoraT,-n ~ VuH l. WITH English Notes critical
and eHPluliny, ant a m-tneAl pd-I BY Oh. Anthnn. l. L %.
Professor ofthe Greek aud LATIN Language "a Colambtan Calaee,'
New YORK and Rector OF th- Gfamua school
No ] lhs stitcsDsn ~ Tn Commonwealth Of Easl.ud.
NO lfJ lAusi's LIv1nK Age
Nos l6. :, Ha-psrs' tuu-r,ied shaksp-n.
No : Pictorial HEtry 81 Eng rand.
otheDo- tagged IN eve act. by WIN shakSpear~ 4 . nl.v.a,,
the Park Theatre. Received by
- 20 NASH A y,oOnu ,.,r
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW RAILRoAD AND sTEANnoAT LIN

NEW RAILROAD AND LINE
Hctvvocn Hicbmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point comfort, &c p . Port WaithRiI.
FARE REDUCED 10 Is Cests, INCLUDING MEALS
+ II. hYNHE public IS hereby notified, that
$3.50 u the quiet and beautiful Steamer Angus
ia, which b. IN te most c'mptcts order for both a Day and night
lne. and u~usufpaerd n her accommodations b. now running BE-
tween fnu WathaH and Norton. boz c'nnection win nr Cats from
Nchmond and rctcrbwE az ~ Tor rare o. IS eas 80. fsr'r
dnr usas.
Passenger tcavirr Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS ATS 4. ~, b0atnu On br1u TIE Auruus. AM
amvc NJ norton about . orr-t, 2 n Returning. The Airrrs
irevr- norton a. : ~ on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS abd 50.
TUNpAfS rastngsrs trlkauirr on bnaw and auivinr o. Port
WaHhal a. hail pc % ~ md ~ Eichmo,d about Up NJ
tWHh BE- perceived from thr shove, thst us comfruabis And
etprtuous ir Evfs 90 persons visiting Nuredt on bustnrst the
opportunity Of tunncirE 10 and returning ~ mc host Of M
mcfarF 81 ~ IN BE- ahseft nom their homssa singh nirt oni,.
The Aurusa viii scp a. The usual iTrirr On James River %
tate IN and PVT out Wy travel and at any ~ 70 points IN te rvr
shefc q signal smade.
Tee puaHc nay teu secured, that b. D. me DETERMINATION Of thr
fmpneton o. tcep up ibis linz permanCuuy, and 10 acconmadatr
tnvsisn Between Rehmoud ani Norfoh m ne best manner aed
"a uc lowest rates.
For Nuhsr inormsHon. t,ke;l Or TerAt, .ppJ nths ncpo, Of
Nc Nchmond and fctonbms RAILROAD Company, 70 ~ rrot
hEcnt oc 7
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CHEAP, EXPEDITIONS & COMFORTABLE
ROUTE TO II VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND WESTERN STATES.
go Al @9a

- 81 @@g@
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond
N daIyats.A " byt hs Northern esu In the JUNCTION. Tb.nes
nsethef VIII passenErtsirom the North, BY the Louis, cars 70 Cor.
donsvile 10 dine, and by coaches Ia Chario,..,n, ~ D A
Leave L a h~dhne IN stsunton, and to CIoverdaIe BY . p NJ.
Le,seay M-er.akiaa At the Warm spring .-pasinx the Hot
At 10 a. " Dino at Csnaghanis, and arrive N The wiz, snh,n.,
nIr.h' Here lines diserFe to al the different springs: and BY
am ~ continuing westward. arrive tthe Blue suphur at ~ A.
ton before night and sth day Mt Guyandou.. \ ~ obio !.
where II . naSigable al all -asons fr ,.eamp1n,s
south West.
u. NyhEhe hHe 6iNes stauntnn on Tuesdays THURSDAY. and
sthfdaJs I Mo LeHnztpn Sau> night brea Efau a, the
Mutual BueEc and dine nj Pncaste n.n day-afnve ~ s,Is,,N an
!. evening" md atWythvile the und egenisz Gom - ,uuppp. hy
IL PASSENGER by thsuhe for the Sweet and White sulphur
tpttnEs, due NJ the frnnsr ani arrive al tie hi,e, on az. -.
Of The {th day from Richmond.
Tie Lynohburg stage Ieav.. Cha Tioue.yile on u,,a,r. 49,.
days aud Fridays, ana through IN a DAY.
TIE OnnFe and Culpeper G. n. stag. lr,x., co,i,r.vsu. ~. a,
urAays. TuoS sI y a
le 20
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Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Raii-Es Dad.

vi. ~
mae Raii-Isoad.
FISHING PARTIES TO PINEY OH
Office is hereby given that tickets to Pinry
' Point with the puvnsge of returning free OF charge my ton.
during a w'cs ffou the dy n departure, wd be rven To G-hins .,
o'h-f eteuf~on parties Of aEit ~ =-e fr four d1Hars only.
sRIs T SHARP A,.c, Tn,.,,,
SUPERIOR FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
Il, Il. SPENCE, Agent, would inform hi.
- friends and The pubee gessrAny that he has rec esv-d a ssp
~ sep nor Clothing Of the hiea styles. suitable for Pal and
"iner near. WHICH he OF 70 thu .oSsu pues-- Hrs -,oes now
consists Of
CIoshs, Over Coau, over sack. new styiesl
Business Coat. Pant. Vests 40.
hid VII be AID d toeVey week, y frsh auysi-. lie would esh
ue al en na NJ toe IN ~aGt to an article q bus nes Pant. eh -ap
and good CAL at 'Fasbion's Head Quarter-.-
- u ixO- M ST.,
RARE BEAUTIFUL BOOAs,
AZ Kings Old stand.
uSI received 10y express from Philadelphia,
" Has Eail~'uoEuI 10y aAd Phloiory beng VOL : IA n IN. 4.
7Hies tHPaonrg Expedition. duEnE u- -iu Of IS7-. 30. 30. ~
ani " under the command q Charles Wilkes, q : Must from
the pe~-pnee $40. the subetser fot ihe previous volumes Il
the Exploring Erps diion are uqls,t-d 10 cali and ..,min. mi,
magnificent vnlun-.
Hetotne' Of Shakespeare, with Litter press illustrates. by Mr..
Jami-on. embracing an enurs rrTnni NJ her vol. The Chsrseteus
ufs AZ NofDsn pats I anl 2, which coatalz beautiful err wins
Of Porna, BeAtTics, Miranda, Juliet. Oph-Ha and iilagsne.
Books for Presents.
Gays Er-y viii ~ b-au inl eaztavnrs
The Boudoir Annual Tor leIT, a burden e brautinul aowsrs and
s27r'hug gems "Ourg-Ea are wrhour flw. and our o. ~Crs bra he
no po-rn with iheir perfume
l~ahsu of h-uoy. an iluuinlie3 annual Er Isf7.
Book Z" Nurey Rhymes, a rh 'of al srasn.
Chu-imas blossoms ard New Years Wreath for Ist7.
Tee above, together with a arge assortment Of and ,I.rsnt
BoosN suitable for Pre-ehI for the ensuing Ho day. ars tor sale By
CT FISHER. Agent
2 dsos below The Poet Omee-
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VVNIIE GOOD FARE now offered AZ This House must tempt
u the palate Of an Rpieure. We have fresh Oysters, nesh soa,
VentOn. Duch, Panndges Tempin, and other deHeaeies-whieh
we will serve up IN parties In Supper Rooms fitted up and furnished
the past week in a style superior To any Thing in Inc city.
We only ask a trial from our friends and assure tbsm Of our de-
termination TO please them. r. W. ALLEN.
~ 20 Nprt huor 4, pe,tfepN.ry afor.
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tween the parties.
9T An advertisement not marked on the copy for a specified
number Of Insertions, wirbc continued until ordered out and pay.
nent enacted accordingly.
V Regular Advcrtinementr--To AVOID any mi'un-
ders'andins on The part OF Annual Advertisers. II Is cut proper to
state, dstasay, thaithor privileges only extend to their immediate
busines. Real Estate, Legal, and all other Advertisements sent BY
them to be an addihonalehATEe, and NO variation
W Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements not TO be
insertedbyth year; but to be ebaTged n the usual rates, subject TO
such discounts as shall be agreed upon
RT Auetonecrs, Bookseller, and yearly advertisers generally,
engaging one or more sqaures, with the privilege Of change, shall
not, on their yearly average, In any one week insar more than the
smount agreed upon as the standing rule under the contract and all
sreseding such amount to be charged at the usual rates.
ADvrRusEHEHrs Inserted In the Wing at rs cents
per square OF IS lines or less, for the first inserton, and so cents
per square for each continuance.
July iL, lssS.
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NUMBER 81.
ST.. CHARLES HOUSE,

tNHt subscTihers have rc-opencd the above cs-
ia'F-hra@' 4 ant beg Hav. TO ny N Their friepis snd IN.
puh'c generally. that thy are now Ifsps.d In rive their undivh. 4
amrnton IN oNer 10 Plrtse tho-- Sbo nay ta'cn - the boa- -
I~n'fu~r visiting th- chY IN budr-s. yin nnd a To th.sr aaV,o-
bss To give usa cal. having ample aero uoauons fas The = eoa-
Tort and convenience; Hse~ise, a -a1k ~ithiu INV YARD. II N.
house not surpassed IN tn coy. To oaf hsnd. q . oal. a-s-.
ay to sy, hal our Baf shah at sn TINS - supp ed with Liquors.
not inferior 10 any in the city An ~e desire - patronage. ana n
W. falto please. IL shah lot te our hut.
srEGAL a JAs q. Bt.AKEy, Jr
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Rirbmuna Dailp fnbia.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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MILES HOOrS.-The e, nuemen can nnd. 81 cabnf a.
4th No -, a. pretty an auiee IA he way o. zoe Boot as tnsrs
can Be found N the ciy maze ~ Miles 4 son. q Philadelphia. A
eals ~ uat 10 wanted 10 insure a ale At No. 81.
u N MYFRa
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knN NOR BOSTON.-Thc regular picket
tehr LOWELL, Capt RakeG having a hEc poui,n
Of her ergo engaged AMI going on board, wilhave dispatch. For
balance Of freight Of 400 boicstobaeeo, or passage. apply on board
atPiskers wharf or to RANKIN A WHTTLOCK
~ %
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WooLsEYS & COVERINGS sUGAR-IOo e.eE
w ages Loai' Crushed and Powered Sugar, lsndins and
Tor F1le hv DAVENPORT ALIEN a IN
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Sfe ENOR OR CHARTER, the
A%L elegant new brig M~ATANORAs Capt. wouou, lea
Paeiy a ont 1900 Jbs) a West India or SOU h7m freight prefer
red. Agpy 60 Zoe - HENRY FlsHER.
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ST1 FOR LIVERPOOL. The coppered ship
- MARATHON, JoHv JoHvstoy, master 60 lead AZ City Point
For freight Of Tobacco or Pour Apply u
- tq-f CHARLES PALMER
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Ihe pubic arc respectfully requested 70 remember that Il h.
sands saHaPanHa that has been and b. constantly achieving such
remarkable cures Of tha most dihcul class of DIS asss to wh IN tbo
hananftame 10 subise' therefore ASA nr sands sanapahla, and
take no other NV Is
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-19
HOTCHkISS'S
Vertical Water wheel.

IN consequence Of the very great popularity
n which these Wheels have attained by the use
OF nearly 1000 OF them Ia different parts oi the
country, the Subscribers have sold about 100
Rights IA North Carolina, 30 uf which are ~ foil
and successful operation IN Cumberland County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
the value OF the Mil, and in quantity OF WORK gen
orally far exceed the most sanguune expectations
Of The owners, many Of whom are gentlemen dis
tIngushed for their science aad practical skill,
who have a,esttd 10 the value OF this improve
ment The Wheels are more durable. and more
easily kept 10 order, when properly put tog ,hcr,
than the common Flulicr Wheel They vii save
onc-lhird Of the water, and run well ~ back va,
ter IS hen there IS i head above The speed Of The
Saw is increased to more Than double the strokes
per nitguto.
The price Of an individual right for one pair Of
Wheels Is $50.
We refer, among others, 10 The following gentle
men, some OF h9m have had Tie Wheels 10 opS.
ton ; months OF more, and from many Of Vhom
wc have received certificates highly approving Of
these Nhetl., aud stating that lhrif SAW, rIth
tins Improvement cut 2juu, 5000 JjUl, an1 even
as high as 5000 feet day, according u lie head
7 Ui water.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-19

according 10 the distance between the
rows. Carrots will bear thick planting.
Mr.. RisIey, of Chatauque county, sue
cessiul competitor for the premiums on
this crop, ofisred by the New York State
Agricultural Society, makes his rows about
ten inches apart. II, however, il is deslr.
ed TO use The horse. hoe or culllyator in man
aging the crop, q greater distance may be
given-say twenty TO twenty-five inches.
Where the use Of implements drawn by .
horse are resorted 10, IL is obvious that
more space must be allowed between the
rows than carrots require; but this obJec-
tion may be in good degree counleracled
by sowing two rows as near together as
will Just allow the working Of hoe be-
tween them. leaving the alternate spaces
sufficiently wide TO admit the harrow or
cultiys,or. The plants should stand IN the
rev at about the distance of three inches.
The white Belgian carrot is most easily
grown, but i, 10 thought to be less nutriilve
than the yellow varieties.
Beels and ruia- baga should be sown IN
rows, al the distance Of tVo feet, aud thin
ned TO foot apart IN the row. After haV
ins been gone over with the hoe once OF
twice and carefully lhinned, the cutiva,or
will do the working, If property used. Ia
fact i! is only necessary at any time 10 use
the hoe in working close TO the row. Ii is not
4 best TO thin either beets or carrots tlll they
get well into leaf, as they are liable TO the
attack of insects, particularly the iurnip flea
or !" fly," and the various kinds Of "cu'
wroms." The best protection agalns, the
fly which we have ever tried, is sprink.
ling of plaster. air.slacked lime or ashes,
phle the plants are vet with dew, SO that
the dust will adhere to them, aud form q
crust. S. II.
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STATE of NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
prll Ierm, ls46.
EIneline simpson
BY her Guardian Iii Stewart, ?

Emelne Simpson
by her Guardian Iii Stewart, Petition fora dis
rs. irbuliye share Of
Pearson Simpson and her Father John
Thomas Simpson Exc, utots Of SIMPSONS Estale
John simpson.
4 T appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of the Court,
u that William Simpson, Levi simpson, Jane
Simp on and lanes Simpson. defendants in this
case, resides beyond the limits Of this State, IL IS
theTtoie ordered by tie Court, that publication be
made for SIX weeks IN the Charlotte journal, no.
ufying tie SAID defendants 10 be aud appear at
the next Court of Plcsl aud Quarter SESSIONS 10
be he held for the County Of Union, at the Court
House IN Monroe, on the lst Monday in July
next. then and there TO plead, answer, or demur
to plaintiffs petition on Judgment pro coni,ssc
v i'll be taken as TO them.
Witness, Hugh Stewart Clerk Of our SAID
Court, at office, the LIST Monday in April, A. D
1916, and IN the 10Th wear of our Independence
llUGH STEWART, G. Z. G. G.
Printers Fee s. GA. 1876
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-19
Tanning Business.

FENilE subscriber return his thanks 10 his
n friends for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received and informs them and the
public generally that he still continues the above
business at his residence situated about half a
mile south Of Steel Creek Church where Leaf her
OF all kinds can be obtained His business is con.
Quoted by experienced workman aud his Leather
.lil be warra bted ~ he as good as any made In
this section Of country.
lie has now on hand and intends To keen n
quantity u good shoes.
VIM. NJ. BIGIIAM.
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