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HORSE SLOBBERtNG

Various opinions exist 10 the oil tho eNcesSve
salvation tia, horses sometimes undergo and which
must deiaci seriously from their strength and ability tn
labor, as well as from their comfort. Some have sup
p sed 10 result from the second grass that makes
appearance July or August the Enpborbia macnidtd
ri the bo,anist some the second growth of red
clover some To white clover. some to the web
Of the spider that Is spread 81 extensively over the
later feed OF the summer, and the action Of the
i.o5ea We have had little Doubt that II was be at
rhuted 10 this last cause always feeling safe when our
horses were in pasture where no lobra existed. aud
when afflicted by ii, finding them To be speedily cured
by removing them from the fields in which is found
which would to 90 Tar 10 confirm the belief that
sal vasicn Is Sometimes at least, caused by this pest
meadows aud pastures
Our own family Jade-a hearty and kind cresurC-
has ennycd the luxury ograSs for three years and
has always been KEPT in good lrm on hay, with very
lille pr1yendcr In July we had the barn filed with
her years stock oihay, sweet from the field. Soon at
ter the Nurse began she commenced slobberlne
abnndanly Being quite out OF patience, We set out
wits work 10 ascertain the some told
white clover. some said it lobea. On making
strict examination, found That the last load, pat t,
the barn had much lobeia, and but little white clover il
IL. As an experiment we for several days IN sue
cessOn, previous 10 feeding. were careful 10 Gull
the hay by hanDfds, and pick out the lubella From
this noment the SOLDERING ceased. On giving the
hay again without picking II over, the salvation be
gan again. So thai satisfied that lobca /, the
of slobberng in horses. Can any one tell us what
will this SOLDERING without the pans of separating
tie lobelia from the hay.'-tien Farmer
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fENllt subscriber MOULD call the atenrun 4 the trad
i tohs STOCK OF 81 MINER GOODS, which
he viii CLOSE at reduced prices.
Consisting IN part Of the following desirable goods
find aud Striped Organda Lawns.
bmghams aud Lawns. good assortment.
\ good assortment ol Dress Silks some eStia rich,
one very neh French worked Linen Robe
Grenadines, 4 beautiful articotur adieS Summer
Dresses. Al one half of former prccs
Anew Dresses OF handsome Baraiges
Lace Capes and ChemcAtts
turl, Irlds aud Chnoses,
Summer Shawls and Scars,
Pmasols good assortment,
Steel framed SILK aud Bingham Umbrellas.
4 good assortment OF Gcntemen's Summer goods.
Besides great many other goods whirh viii be sold
cheap JOINT DAVIS
July l2-ts
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S A TIN G II A Y.
Han UarrrSi.

As your timothy is in full b',om. have II cut
in curing il, don't let the grass lay longer the sWarh
than few hours, then concentrate it into small c,css
and il, being taken to turn them that the
sun may have chance dry ii equally In stacking,
Tia peck Of salt be spnkltd each OF hay. may
le pa, away much earlier, while the hay ils-f viii be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

A I eoiri held i'r Campbell county, at tbr lid,
september ls47. - - ''h da, If
John p Minon and poindester Brown, ru,r,l;,.
infant children America Virginia, Ann and Henry p bis
,,a,:,., fhinua,
Susan Minton, Campbell Moore and Selma G l., -
lat' SELMA G. Mint n, Thomas Moore and Susan H. Wiz
late Sa=an Moore, Elizabeth T. Seay, late ri, - Vile,
Mn.oa and YIN II. {. Toney guardian oil lis in @ T
Blerkenri1- e Gouey, bit r'' IN,
1S tnAsCERY.
The defendant " m. II. {. roney not havipe an,
appearance give security according 10 the act 2s
bly, AMI the rules ii this court, and appearing by
y 5.i9enee mat he IS no an Inl1aban of tins comm,
day IN W ember ne> Ia answer the plaintiffs biz
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the q, | t.t
Nngnnn Tor two months successfully, and "oufg
thereof be posted on the front door the cnut copy
county on some court day. Atnpv-Tese olths
GEO. WM. DArNEy cn
Sept 16 TX,
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f'RESH SGPPLFt
j. T. st II T. II & 4 l. l. J

TRF.NTT NIITET
BE sure TO CALL!l'
NAY l3th. lsi7
~ J. BURTON has the pleasure Of informing his
40 friends that he has just opened the most beautiful
assortment efSIAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
he has ceertad The pleasure n erhbiting
Having selected his Goods with great from the
very latest nportanns. and Just the close of The
son, he will br able 10 sell many styles Of Goods Much
LOWER than they could have been bought in the early
part N The All PERSONS want Of good, cheap
aud pretty Goods are re- ucsted favor HIM with
early call
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
| will find my house, the FRESHEST AND B,sr ,ssoRr
~ STOCK ~ MARKET. j.. }. 81 RlDN.
May l3-ts
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grass amt IRON EOa,.ds'y.

sNNplNG it ne1avcoeni 10 prosecute my business
At the PhOnN Foundry To advantage, for want Of
The means necessarylor that purpose have made
engagements with laeby \ Crcnshaw, by which | am
70 be- furnished lay them with the necessary means, and
consequently, from and after this date all work done at
sad Foundry viii he Tor heir benefit
shall continue carry all the hr inches OF bu, mess
connected with The Foundry IN Brass and Iron, and a
general
NJ \ { II \ f. b | $ | y f. s s.
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
ape So literally bestowed ON me heretofore
1t Is hardly necessary 10 say any thing with regard to
Ina work finished al this establishments having a read
established pulallon to secure liberal share OF pat
r0narc.
Efb l2-is A. q. DABNFN.
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.EC Gg0l.nGhaR ~ THOMSON.
& Il o { T. r : \ \ ID
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

l. \ " { II b L Il &. FIR & I.NT.4
WE receiving our Spring and Summer stock o
w GROCERIES, Liquor DOMES11CS. Sc. ma
king stock we think equal to any offered this
market Vi
so bags Rio and l.agira Cot'ee,
b bags best old Java do
80 hhds. Porto Rico and y. O. Sugar
\ st. troiN and Clarified Sugar, Superior }
p hbdS. and bills Muasscs,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls crushed and puiNc Sugar
p boxes Tea, (somc very Gnc)
e. " Sperm and ralow Candies,
go kegs Nails,
loa keys Rifle and Blasting Powder
10 tons Country ard iredegar Iron,
AZ Guud>tones,
10 bales ozaahrgs and Domcstcs,
10000 lbs. Cotton arm,
30ol lbs, sole Leather,
ga sarks salt,
Liquors.
lea hhls Mountain and Recfed w h,kcv,
80 do Old Rye,
p do Apple Brandy,
- do and pipes French Brandy,
p iamacia and \. +. Rum and Gin,
casks Porter,
Madeira Sicily Madeira, Port & Malaga Wine
Also, a large stock OF Stone Ware Castings. Hats
SHOES, Caiieacs, Fclngs, Wooden Ware. Wrapping ana
ftmg Paper, Raisns megar Indigo, Nader aud many
other articles all OF which will be sold low CASH in cX
hange or country produce the usual time punctual
,urtohsts.
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f.OyingstOn Academy.

WIS Institution Nil be re1peucd on Tie MS MON
day If September. under the care a it, former
Principal The Rey II. NJ Wales.
Every eH1rl has been made /, lace this Schopl np1n
permanent t1sis and to elevate the character II It's n-
stfncns IN order effect this able corps u as -
has been employed W hlst The whole School Vii
he nlcf the particular aud spptuhtendence 81 the
Principal ne will Ia. assisted IN the several departments
Is l1e following iedlsous Teachers.
Tho Femals department. will le placed under the IN
mediate If Misc Rogers. WIN comes highly rrcom
meaded In her ollaney, and who has had much oN
peHrucr IN teaching.
The Sister Of thu Principal will give instructions Ia
French, Drawing, aud Painting
Mr. Cafs5n, gIadaaIe Of Tie Virginia Destitute for
lhe blud eompcent instructor, viii prs de eyer Tie
Musical department.
Is hoped that the Institution being thus organized
VII meet With the cordial support OF all who are inter
eni sustaining Seminary 81 character ~ ihls r'g'"n
ct eountry One 81 lis peculiar advantages u.s. thai pa
rents send their children Of both sexes without
separation 10 the same School But whist IT X thus o.
prned for pupils o both sexes, the Male and enao de
afturuls kept e8lry dlslluci uaf are tie phPIs
he aaa permitted entrr The ii tho oticf As
appeals II lhe adjoining counties principally af It's SUI
pert IS unnecessary speak Of the adfant5esoi It's
location az they are well known.
IhcioloWin1 are the terms # Tuition for session Oh
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POLITICAL.
THE WHITE FOOTED DEER.

~ WILLIAM CULLEN esYANT,
II wa, hundred year ago,
When, BY the woodland WAYS,
The traveller saw the wild ater 1tinh,
Or crop the hlrehen sprays.
Beneath a hill, whose rocky eide
o'cthrewed grassy mead.
And fenced cottage IRON the Wind,
A deer was wontto feed,
She onls came when on the cliffs,
The evening moonlight lay,
And no man knew the secret haanis
Ia which she walked by day.
White were her ioei, her forehead showed
spot OF silvcry white,
Tia, seemed 10 glimmer ikea star
In Autumn's hazy night.
And here, when sang the whippoarwill,
She cropped the sprouling les.e~.
And here her rustling steps were heard
On still October eres.
But when the bright midsummer morn
Rose Ger that grassy lawn,
Beside the silver loo ed deer
There gfazed srolted lawn.
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PATCHES. JEUELRY &C,

U,lTCiiES. JfJi ELRl &C,
AT At GrlON.
NilI be sold a public auction. without reserve.
w on W ednesday 23d day of September neNi II
close the concern Of W iams Victor, all the stock oil
Goods then remaining on hand. The assortment Is quite
good consisting OF GOLD and SilNE LEVER
WATCHES. all III good order, and GOOD for tma pie
ces Gold and Silver Spoctaeles Pencil Cases almost
every description great variety Of l}roaelpns. Rings
lockets, Watch Guards. Keys, Miniature cases. g.
variety Of Silver and Brtiana Ware,
Plated Candlestichs Snuil,rs and 'l'fays
An ssorlment otAIltary Goods, Sc and all the mate
rails and Tools or conducting the Watch Inahiug jew
eIer a0d sllyCTsmith's business.
Aso. will be offered Al The same time sharcs Of
Stock in the LyncIhrg and Salem Turnpike Comma
ny, Shares in the J II. and X. Company SHARES in
The lynchbnrg aud PlttSy wanna Turnpike Company, ,
Shares IN the Concord. Shares in hi Blue RIDGE
aud Share in the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company
One Horse Buggy and Harness.
TERMS OF SALE.
vi suns under fifty dollars, cash. on all above that
nmoHnt credit of sin months will give
Is Bargains may he had IN " ches, Jewelry s.
between tins lime and the day Of sale.
JEilU WILLIAMS. :. Parnerof
WILLIAMS Y VICTOR,
Aug. so ids
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4 IL, persons indebted to me, are her hy not I'd,
u That. intending to leave Iyuehhurg, have placed
my books and accounts in the hands OF f.. d. Chrisilai
Tor sni or collection. Those indebted mn will please
come rwarI and pay 10 him. as NIGER udnleencp can,
not be gwen. DAVID w. MOORE.
Sept. 2-w9w
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r s5art held lr ilaz county the 18th dag Of Juy
n a. nation If Thomas 2 Moore and Susan his wife,
,,s in Tho estate Heeely Eefum, dcreasel, ana t'o
,, b4,iu ra.sd the qualification Cd the e%e'uor
u oieed thai all rsons having claims aths the De-
dent a x bibt the same t5r settlement 10 James \ f9isS'
The >e.f Il OF E-i,r, September court next aud At Is nf-
der orlerl that COPY 81 this or icf be pup i,hea ~ l'
o.l,zrs rg.naa " eight e,ks .c-vey. and post
Il n the r.a d,af II the courthouse Of tins county, ont two
several eaar day4
\ Copy-Iete,
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commission Business.

Cur pFmp personal attention given to consignments
FLOUR, UHE1T TOB.iCCO.
AND ALL EINns OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Also TO Receiving and Forwarding Goods, sc.
4r l1HNage. JOHN .. MCCIANN NIAN,
a -3-ts CALVIN THOMPSON.
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Aug. 50 ids
.S3N Es0OAs.

Chambers Information for the people,a popular Enc,
cortdia OF Book Of general Information just received
aud for sale at the publishers price, by
d. b. PAYNE,
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b1afl rln bo oblaned IN hgbIy TcspeclaUIe lamIts
f,r + per month
Pops uay he enter Al any time during the session
res commencing from The dat. Of calrancc.
REFERENCES.
Ga Chas pcuow. Col. W. j Loving,
Robert Whitehead Esl. Col. Jas. DlIlard.
\ :. Hopkins, NJ. d, Wilson Peters Esq,
John ilorsely Esq
~ short 10 all oil lis patrons and to the community IN
general
September CIV
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EOllN H. DAVIS. who gives his entire attention In
~ the sale Of ToBAcco. Flour. WHEAT, BNcoN.
LARD any other hdd OF produce that may be enust
ed to his care has lust received on consignment:
10000 lbs good Family Bacon,
900 . g'pi FamiI, Lard,
IL cases oil Superior Llqoorce,
> Dbl OF +. Surperiine Flour,
All Oh which shall be sold al the very lowest cash pr
ces. JOHN II. DAVIS
Aug. 30-ts
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VHTE LE4D & LICORICE.
lSr REC EN Ed
oNnn LBS. IEN is WHITE LEAD,
-)NjNIo p cases Stuck licsricc.
ALSO, few barrels OF New Mackefel, for sale low,
August t9-ts NJ GOkkLE & SIMPSON.
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August &c Pa
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Jelly 25-Wts
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NATURAL BRIDGE. HOTEL

y Copy ] este,
JOHN II. SfEPTOEa CIR.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the Opal for l848.
By THE SEASIDE.

EiVAt wv ~ fot ~ a't-s
By THE SEASIDE.
BY HESRy ". LOsGFELLOW
The twilight is sad and cloudy.
The wind blows wild and free
And like the wings Of sea-brds,
Flash the white caps Of the sea.
Blu, in the fsherman's cottage
There shines ruddier light,
And little face at the window
Peers Out into the night.
Close close it is pressed to the window,
As if those childish eyes
Were looking into the darkness,
To see some shape arise.
And woman's waving shadow
lspssslng 10 and fro,
Now rising TO the ceiling,
Now bowling and bending low.
What tale does the roaring ocean,
And the night wind bleak and wild.
As It beats at-the crazy easement,
Tell to the little child.
And why do the roaring ocean.
And the night wind wild and bleak
AS they beat at the heart OF the mother
Drive the color from her cheek,
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r-,5sr the head Of Transitions from Foreign fer
os,..i., ~ fod .oms good ihins'. distance
,-,aeaeka-Tuis plant belongs TO the Hn0sufe'o''
f,,v and fr9r is partial resemblance 10 celery me
s,.si.rs, Of south America have called ii Sp" w"
,ro5.bv originally from ,hs Andes OF Nr~'O'.s'oA
80. i.mu.h cultivated From the temperate e'si'
., CyndnsnAres is c.iure has been extended beyond
-, EQUATOR being now established In the AIDES Of 20
,.v.p and Lac Pss,os. A, shout tho same period 'oe
so,,,o IF, the cool REGIONS Of Chill. and being props
.,s from south 10 North, following the lnes' In ineir
.,,us,,, nxed =, Quito IN Peru before Il penetrated
Es~-Grsnsta -
rl. curious fact In the history OF The food Of asn
- a.. 10 South America maize e1'nvs'ed y sinai
,yr,s.r. Of people AZ frstsnd also other important
.,,.is. Of human food-ait,rWsrd siiainiSs % 40
,.,e,d culture In advancing Civil zaiioo' An4' VI
A,r.e.eh. cultivated b The May'eas the f'''' pro
p.y.,ed By the Incs,. Cocos By the He1i'sn'
c,uso, observed the cultivation Of A-rse.eS' 10 -"
Gr.,.ia during 20 years Ii Is planted y ea'los o.
,s- ro, ..eh bavipgs part Of the sprouts ins f00o'
nus, d, dug - last before tire Towering season 'na
,bs1 arc Of az irregular figure weighing rom 70 y
,,r,s, sses. The weight Of good crop Is about 70
ian, Der .:ss bnO, quite 90 nutritious 40 the Potato
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Household Esishs and Msssur,' -As all ismies are
not provided with scales and weights referring to ssrs-
clients In general by every housewife, d.. BROWNE
,ubjoins 10 his paper list. follows;
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1909 Tes.sS

~ IFIt.l'1i 7 T IUNTI.
INltE subsre5! nees leave i f1n the mi abitaats o
l. I.ynehburg that he = wing his aIpI, of
ANTHRACITE COAL.
and will be enabled Furnish Coal # the first quality
Brohm, Screened md Lump.
Having enlarged his yard he viii At all times have large
fesk ON hand, and wil fill all orders ad4,ssd 10 him
ssld:t win be shipped Tree Of charge except toll which yy
Or pad and atacid to the till by ei,ng city references,
1by Leave 70 mention that keep my Coal under eoslr and
Plaak foqe So il vi b. delivered from dirt.
The price Tor a load oil p bsies OF broken, and o
screened, say 1000 lbs vii he 50. delivered beard
basin. The Luup & al ~l be $50 per tor.
JAMES DAVIS
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Y. ''''it''''
~ We may fah mlh espl,
l,,. NE 'i'.@ Us q i.lhclllutg IN TIM.
= ~ '2s'' upon "'' question Ut guaran,,n,
- I"i''iaon. SIX per cent IN sascrin,,,.
nv S''N u 'ie haehnonI aud Ono Rail u
10 Al at" UNI 'o' exceeding tall million Of do,.
Wv '''e : as rear aa afr'ach 70 nnanirng .sc,,
ne 'Ni'c''d on any faf@it' touching which men ~.
honestly di" AND IL winch their preJadic,s and
Is 5 are involved. y may pIut 10 The rcyol.,...'
hI"I'' "l The deep stale which the cz.ns # ,.'
: blr5 nave II This great schcre and If Il.
termination In @hichiiay have cpue +, incur
shI'F 10 ne lis aeb.cycmcut Maley ,,,',
/ " HI be IA sd pp5n tie guarantee Of The (.
LIT NJ 'ue '.untt tbs. Let uo one s1y Thai ,l
last week "as aere bHgado. Nelee,,, a..
money viii lie 3ItIcemlfg Wien f,onz,d
burr 'ira SENDS ber greeting totle trIe,5y,f.l'
/ pr,y'u,a; in |! G.3aHs.-ln he ~oa,fi.,,y, III
NoNt. She has fulfilled her promise >la ~ ''
her duty. SIp a3u t..lfs rl,rI all VIII '"'
been co., prra' ar n do1heirs al-, anil '"' "'s
! be- srrurrl. N4IIa5f the friends s,l WI
Ohio Rlt19d. "A. the. cNfr,ru.f.,... ,,ostL,r A. '
hf centre has done w, caao,, ID, ;.
prompt and VIC. rols :.ri IN is necessary H. :.
/ Use I-s!,a-f,r rons49 f,=f,l i mas, NJ
I n.,.,~,arv y, c, ~. ."
4sn,ao : WV ''',''n Originated
i,.... .....l., - '' '''3 dfeaed IN h,ot.
: .h.t ra,e.5i.,# .Y..l..l I.' va ,,'garS"
Would rrs. ! 55.la4l #,#I,I.:... '9''no.s
thy dad mot -paal q. ,f.t ..,l-in N"'"R
tp u r.',e,.ta and t nm, 81 '''D.' ''
op,n ths ~,itI,.y.. -" 5"
p'ad,e. Ncr.If ,l...,..... H.. e.; NJ
Richmond H. sl,y f1sl ,,', ''''''"e
slce,s, If iIu..I ,a.r,,,..c ,a,n ,'' 70 n'
.,.r III d hNj-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-06

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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-23

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and their terms will be as favorable as can
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They cast very large assortment OF Job
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tons, &c. &c. They have just got up Com
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Xxx The type on which this paper is print
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