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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-08-28

Among the Romans, the gift Of a ring was
a badge Of liberation from slavery. Married
people may best explain observes a sarcastic
Baehclor) whether it is SO among the moderns.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
Ground Rock Salt.

IN SACKS, containing 90 lbs each, manufactured
AItU at the Stroud Water Milis,' from the very
best of ROCK SALT, by g Waldron 4 Co.. just re
ceved and for sale by the subscribers, Agents for the
Manufacturers who will Furnish il in any quantity
and delivered this city at the lowest Boston price
Bath, July 2. MAGOUN CLAP.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
Ship Chandlcry.

A GENERAL assortment. constantly on hand, aud
~ for sale by u. HYDE & Co., corner of FronaId
Broad Streets, ath.
Including Cordage, Manila and Tar'd, from the
manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by gang or
retail, Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck of all descrip-
tons, Cotton, and Hemp Twines, Anchors all sizes,
CHAINS, Gables, Sheets and ties of Boston manufac-
ture liom English refined Iron, also, best proved Eng
lish Chains Bolt and Sheet Copper Composition Spikes,
Nails, with other castings of all descriptions, Patent
Windass Gear, Windlass Necks, and Capsian Spin
Paints, Oils and Glass; Nautical instruments, Books,
Charts, &C., &C.
Many of the above articles can, on suitable notice,
be delivered TO the purchaser at ms place of business,
direct from the nufactoy free of expense to him.
and at the manufacturers lowest price.
nsn, May 30. S47. i w3l
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
New Goods !!

Now UOOUS.
lust received from NEW YORK and BOSTON, n
y beautiful assortment of WATCHES, JEW
ELRY g. FANCY ARTICLES, to which I
would invite the attention of purchasers they will
be sold as cheap as can be purchased anywhere.
Il. II. G. MARSTON.
Bath, Sept 80, IS47 d2sOw5O
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
+. Browns

SARSAPARILLA Il Tomato Bitters. The most
~ used and best kaoDn Bifters before the Public
These Bi,ters are warranted TO he purely Vegetable
least injuru in ann case uhateuer. II has
the private practice of the successful PHYSICIANS
for long time, with great success, in purl. ing the
blood strength ening and nvgoraiing the system. Ii
is not to be supposed that any one medicine will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject,
is this article recommended as such like most of the
Quack medicine but for effecting the rpose Tor
which it is des ned there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence this cele
brated compound
substances admirably adapted purify nouriSh and
inUgorate the human system. These Biters have all
the effect of the powerful purgatves, when used
in sufficient quantity, and yet mid in their
GRAFTON that they may be given persons in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agI eeabe to The taste.
There have many remarkable in this to,on
to which re ferences will be given by
A. G. PAGE, the only Agent in Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
CLOTH DRESSING

AT THE BRUNSWICK WOOLLEN FACTORY.
'JNHE Subscribers have made arrangements with
L MIR. DANIEL LARABEE, ana Messrs. PA LINER
4 LEDYARD, of Bath, to receive CLOTH intended to
be dressed, and all Cloth left at their stores will be
taken, dressed, and returned, without charge for
Agency WRITTEN y MEDER
63- Wanted, ut their Mill in Brunswick, 25 ,0O0 lbs
Wool, in exchange for Cloth or Cash. w. Il NJ.
Aug. 10, lS47. eowtf-44
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
+. Browns Worm LOzengcs

RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
n discovered for destroying and expelling all kinds
Of Worms which so frequently trouble Children
They most excellent remedy, and are plea
to the taste any common confectionery. They
differ from all other Worm Lozenges, they haze
mercury in them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
months. A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and BeautVying the hair.
Boston, Dec. 1898.
DR.. Frederick Brown certify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness of the
hair and dandruf Gu The head, do think it superior
TO any other oil used. 1t makes the hair soft
and gives il fine and glossy appearance and the haii
does not dry again does after using any other
kind of oil. IhereforeI most cheerfully recon-
mend il to all that are afflicted with dry and un.
healthy head of hair. l think any one by using it a
short time will ind il a very valuable article
GEO f. BorrEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-12
City Daguerrean Gallery.
j. w. C. MORRISON,

AT his old rooms, four doors North Of the Eniet
"A House. Front St. continues to furnish pictures in
the hest style Of the art and unsurpassed by any in
the county.
NJ Morrison would invite the public to call and ex-
anime specimens of his work, among which may be
found many familiar faces, depicted with the utmost
truhfulness and beauty.
Pictures taken of sick and deceased persons by leav
ing orders at his rooms.
Views of Buildings and Lands apes taken, " itbout
being reversed.
Bath, August 81, 1e47. 248d45wT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

Il
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naIf''' '''s IA. - pe ula'"a'Y @'u'''t ''P u NY
mn I''"y' "e up :" Jaw W." IH'''i'5 ="
VIM ,"ru ~ 'h' aniai' 'l''"'H !" '.' "o'9s ",
~ paw y, =, ''p 's' e'''' Wv 81 - ~ 'i,'.
e'a'1 zoe ie'ia s'}s,oi egtn 'anuln{ paoy anu many
~ ''' ~ P'""'a ''i y ~ '' "'''''
"'1'' H'' o'h 'aNa'9ls ''' '"'" ''''"s o ''io '"i
''E">' am nun I'M g'ai i'H"'"f f"' ~ UNIV"
l'' "'ie every reason u h'P' '' IA - anu ao"nAh
crop q, -,
y NJ W aNhiheloe mon u ''o""'J 'N'nlh9 S'os
Inc wheat eiofs IN fs'ha nave improved Wy iha n
sisf we a'e iaia. III 'l' l'"'' l'S I" lhe '''r' 1t
a't 'lil (F MAPS e''e) u' ,I'sg' II Tue los, o''r
o' ala'" al ms e'1'sa' H''' W ,"t Ecu Any u
me STATE II Will AZ vi uhdef-1ud' 'Rl btl7N II.
Inc baltimore American OF i"*'aS say.' ne
IL rams nave si'l u Inc wheat crop ol ha' Ylan1
ma t'IN "Fi'A'd appearance '"'7 n III. 'a's'ae,
winch reaches us l7ih '1fi'ns ana "rhTlie sf''lols T."
IN STATE ava "affnis mo tlltl 'hal the apioa lung
harvest Mul oe hui ie si9ri 81 lar s,oeal average
ytl4 me corn cup ana IN lAc' alI KINDS al vegetation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

aaiity Ter acre as tie wheat viii De increased N hiA
ae r,uri6 or fu8fe saw onc ttisad al lait I.f
are and cnJrarf Il lave all well gt Ii bsafe DE luth
u September
For the sstisarton # hese who may thiak the pfae
tie nh worth he trouble. wil say SIN ihii5 al ny
as, sasla's crop s5Ned thirty res an neN ef' ah
the seed fr eh as pfepafcd n the wat lave siale'
eYe-pt tWu e.iss N HIdb The held when Nas
ian with sd nj prepared. tot The sake 81 'Af
meni. the consequence Nss, It VAS very sna9 Ai4s
Stranger cmld hase and a. i followed the hff ~ ~
nut snd chess Thu which was hraed and l.nfd had
biilr chess bnt no smut mat My other what, -" IA
sn sjubhIc withou, beng buned or hmcd' "as sn1tS
and had much rhtz 81 Vas all the wheat IL this wen
rs. Nine TIA, was hnned and lined ,ie.ded twenty
pf cont more than that which not. and brought ten
cents more pr hn-hel ilan the other; weighed sh'y
fur pounds pr hiseI. though The four pounds vas
gained M part bs cutting early There Is right and
ur1nr Ine IN d. all thIngs.' said Nj llaflHp Les,
AL the III ht nle Ia harvest wheat - when " ii'a
tha INST vii glre spa my views Of them Wien he
.th time arrives ID not lDpk at the hsi nor second
inl; they may vary appearance by the elect oi lle
seas uf sH IS SIN IL, bulk u the cfap has got ii'
brown COLOR and the berry dough- and sH, c1nsd
81 tho ughi time. then commence cutting, and lal II
he ln the sWalh ane day II the weather Is gsd and df
not wait ~ the small wheat grow larger, iar It neFef
vii and thus sc the lesl Of my crop by sheli.ng, Ia
say nothing ri The shuukage ~ weight ei three aeIs
OF nv b.st wheat stand until dead fpe, III seed II
weighed only SAY one pounds the wheat alongside
cutonc week oatlter, weighed sixty pur pounds
Now. ,irs am convinced. II no one else ~. TINT by
buntug and Inning and cutting, N what think Tue gh'
dmc have gsned enough pay tor the sall and lint
aud the Praine Farmer ir several years ia the hagain.
H. b. ilANIff
PrIyis fianit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
.aTV C.lRRL1GE E.7cTORy.
Roberts e. psIs;9pr.

.N'EIt- GRiNITE FRONT BEfLDLNY
Opposite the Bank of virginia
Are now receiving large and we'll selected stock Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DO.HES7YCS, &c..
" hrh they intend to sell upon az good terms a. any
house engaged III the trade exchange io all kinds pro-
durc usually brought 10 tins Market viz Bacon. Butter
Wmske,, Peach aud Apple Brandy. Flax aud Row Linen
Dol and DOL Rolls, Feathers Ginseng FLxseed, SC,
and viii allow Tor all such, the very highest market price
Then stock consists part OF the following articles
SUGAR=l.oai Powdered, Crushed Clarified St Crox
Porto Rico and New Orleans.
COFFEE Mocha old Java, Iagnyfa, Rio Sc. SC.
Maiasses, ialow and Sperm Candies.
fEAS-Blae aud Green OF the finest brought 10
tfIsi6ar e..
Cotton Yam the most approved Factories.
BRANDY pure French Imitation do Apple and Peach
Finest old Mcdein, Sicily Madeira, Port Sherry
and sweet.
WlilskEY- Walls best best old Rye aud RectiGed com
mon ,srGfcd and Mountain
GIN Pure Holland ard American
Rl u Bet old Iamaca, and New England.
Rec, bar iron, I'm li,h and Trelogar hon.
>IEFi.-Csst, Shear and Hlistefed
Feathers, " DOL and " on Rolls
N1s, all s1ts Powder, Blasting and sporting; Shot and
Lead.
Window class. 9 by 10 and 10 by u
Sail aud Seears in every variety
domestic 81, ~, and ii.
Cotton 0snabnr.s
Soap, Shoe Thread, Saltpctrc, Num- indigo Nader
topoas, Ginger, Pepper, AsIiee Letter. Fooscap and
Hats taeoe- Brdrirsngi Apron Checks, Mustard, Trace
Chains, N>es, Shoe ach, Bed Cords, Plough Lines. Sc
They cordially III, tie purchasers II their Large
Stock 6elofe making purchases elsewhere
81 lntY ARE DETERMINED To SILL Low. -
Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
WIIEAT-BRINE AND LIME.-EARLY
CUTTING

hessrs. Editors II have adopted course for The cul-
ture Of wheat which shall pursue until something better
Offers Economy is necessary for all; and many de
TERED from brlnng and lining wheat for seedsome by
the want OF means 10 soak fifteen twenty bushels for
fJnr 10 twelve houas many recommends others by fear
of change Of weather and uss Of seed if soaked will
give my mode, as am satisfied from repeated expert
menls ast il is ali that is accessory beneficial One
tub and barrel \, handy all hatare
sry. prepare each day the quantity wish SOW
put the barrel half full Of strong brine, then pour
bnshel Of wheat slowly and take off what floats
often, that the heavy wheat will carry down;
then stir up well to give all chance thai will and
take of all that oais then pour the brine into the tub
brine to the barrel again. aud put another batch, ad-
ding brine often necessary. and let stand until
have lined the first batch. put Oh a shovel full OF
SACKED lime and shoyel ii Up well, sufficient 10 keep
II ife.a sticking t'geier, and put bushel into ech
bag that there may be mistake in sowing the proper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
From the flnca4'le Valley Wing
TIE WEATHER AND TIE CROPS

We are happy say that in this seciiJn for several
wocls past the weather has been quite seasonahe. Our
crops have been reylyel by light and refreshing showers
ot Atb winch have fallen NJ intervals 81 every two
three Gays, for something Like month past " cannot
say that We hear 10 complaints among our farmers IN re
alon sorry erops-We have expect To
The time when there will not be complaints this
SUBJECT But he hs as 1t may feel assured that our
wheat crop has greatly improved within the las. month
Should the wheat escape the bghng effects OF the rust
in weeks IN cone-by Which Time we Will be
IN the midst Of haryf slour opinion Is, that there
Will be quite much good wheat raised III the county Of
Il tclurt tins year as there was last
A II the corn crop, perhaps, does not. general
thing lpph quite we'll at this Of the year,
suaI Tae weather during the whole spring, has been
rather cool an the crop looks somewhat backward
nd has not very I'D color generay but sill. should
tie weather be seasonabc IN future anticipate very
respectable carncrp IN Butctourl. 81 far as have
been enabled 10 Judge from observation. opinion
is that the cal crop will be Ito most sorry Of The three
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
From the Nnchostcr llrsinian.
TIE CROPS.

CONTRARY 10 The gloomy pr detions Of many.-thc
wheat crop IN tbs and least rart Of Shenandoah
bid, far w think. 10 be ull average one In an cA
cur,on 90 thp Valley far as Stlsburg. during the
pas, week We saw many uNuriani fields Of wheat, and
though II Wis bat the 10Th u the month. mort Of them
were beginning 10 put the Hrery o harvest. and to
give abundant Indication that the joyous season of the
reaper was cps Al hand The gram Is SAID 10 he Of ST.
pcrpr quality and If The crop should MT turn ou many
bushels. IS believed that will fall far short Uf
Yielding many pounds that Of the preceding year
The Corn looks aiher backward, but the copons aud
soasJnabe rain winch has just fallen, will snun bnug II
forward and n little time oar be utinl Valley smiling
with the unefrng evidence Of the fertility offs soil, and
the industry Of lis inhabitants, Will present all It's wont
ed attractions Whist the hand OF Providence IS bear
ny heavily upon other sections Of the Globe. and their
people grooming under the double curse Of the famine
and the posence have not the inhabitants of our favor
ed Valley especial cause be thankful 10 the great
Of all good, for the many aud rich blessings which
they thus psfnted 10 enIJyl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
From the Richmond " hig.
THE CROPS.

We are pntfed to learn from all quarters. that the
prospect ol fail cropo wheat, and Of fine quality,
IN this part Of Virginia, continues tobe most lattcr
ing.
letter from Lynchhujg, TO Of editors, of tie
lilh inst niorms that hc wins and odt crops hat
region have improved wonderful ~ ,he fine rains
have set IN and II thought that near approach
To an average crop may be calculated upon, unless
unforeseen accldenl snail happen,
The editor oi the Alexandra Gazette has seen heauti-
iul specimen Of fine white Canadian nheai from tie
grow ng crup al the farm OF Dennis johnston Esd at
West Grove, IN falrlaX county. The -alks appear to
average al least eighty grains 10 the head aud Will be
ready Tor the sickle IN SIN 81 eight DAYS. LIS appear
ance denotes thai the crop will make fine yield.
The phadel fha Bulletin. informs the auihori-
~ OF a gentleman from Bucks county, that The gram
crops Ia thai part oi PENNSYLVANIA noo more
promising appearance In Clinton county, IN that state,
It IS SAID, the uhef hand, the wheat has been almost
entirely DESTROYED by the Nv.
The Green,ille 6 c. Mountancer, OF The | lrh inst
says: prom almost every section ot The southern
states accounts oi good wheat crops In that
immediate section there viii be- a far crop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
IIlL. CROPS. 81.
Correspondence Of the New York Express.

NofItS IhHuttltt al me new OK fADrcss.
BUFFALO, June 10. 1917.
In the of nearly twelve years c1rrespondcnce
have never commenced letter To ynu with such lo,v
feelings as now. | have delayed writing my usril
monthly notice Of the crops Ira few DAYS hnpng that
There might Dc mitigation III the cvIi thai has ba
Threatening But my worst fears are more han 70
alzod. The Wheat crop Of Western New York Will
bt almost Il not quite, entire failure 1t is nov 81
lar advanced put the fact beyond all CONTINGENCY ~,
dnuh,. have taken pains 10 see farms aud t., examine
heds IN the best wheat region. west of the Genn,ssno
uver. As I, | have not heard of a sinpe instance,
where the plant has escaped the ravagcs of the fly that
ano aud curse OF the wheat grower The attack IL nm
commonly severe; IN field hich examined tins week
and II Was as hne 10 look upon ANY eytrsaw al
not ind single stalk that had less than and any num-
Der that had from ~ 50 grubs In many Instances the
rners have plowed IN the wheat and suwud cats thai
ley might not lose the use of their land
am aware, that IL will be said Its the old story
wish was. but there is mistake and no uu,ecceSsl
r alarm lhe fact Is too pabe to adm ola doubt
but the truth does mol end hee. have been at eonsid
cradle as to ascertain irum persons IN Ohio Indiana
Illinois. Wisconsin aud Michigan the state other win
Ter wheat, aud all tell the same story.
IN Northern Ohio, what was left by the Crost
has been attacked by the fly, and the same in lnd
ana. In Northern Illinois, the frost destro,el
m Ist the entre crop, except occasional field IN
the timbe!ed land. Thousands OF were sawed Ia
spring wheat. but even that begins experience the ef
lectS OF the fly. The same holds good as II regards
Wisconsin and Michigan. These five States Will moi
produce one halflhe wheat they did last wear. and
think not one third.
still we have much TO be thankful for the Indian corn
efopprlmses well now and there have been more acr, 5
planted this year than ever before both in this State and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
PLOUGHING AMONG CORN.

Some have ridcnled the idea of using horse plough
between the lows of and poataes the instru
nen called the ''Cultivatorp has been introduced Bnl
plough much the best tool where the soil lies hard and
Deeds ighneuing. On greoa sward a cuuvaior works
best II does disturb the inrow. and ssard land
lies light enough. The plough should throw the cath
from The PLANS the inst Time. At the third hoeinr a
euiYaor may work best, as II will not interfere with
the Ioots 50 much.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
Nav Is Pm
Virginia /:

Virginia
A L Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cirsn,
n Court Of Law and Chancery, for the County ~ to
On Monday, the 5rd day 81 May, l5I7 ''son
Ednand ;. Campbell, plain,;g
against
George II. Carr, Henry ". Quarrs and Sterling la sh'
defendants.
In CHANcEEY
The Defendant, GeorgeG " right not hayi,- .,,. -,
appearance, and given security according To lie ~, I NJ.
semhly and the rules o this Court, and II appcar,p, h.
factory evidence that he is not nhabitant of hi,
wealth. Ca TIE potion o the plaintiff by counsel il !, %
ed that the sad defendant do appear here rules tn he
IN the Clerk office OF the said Circuit Superior Court
hrst MONDAY IN august next and answer the hill the mar
TILL and that copy oil this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the town Of I.,nclburc for "
months successiNcly and anather copy thereof po.t .
day tnpy-Tc>tc. ''"f'
MAY 20-w2m f'o '"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

TheNhrat CROP urinary psrtsol tins County looks well
aud will probab, be good all things taken consd
elaan. rs that Of lasl srar We were informed hy one
OF aut Farmers. feW days since that he expected
much better emp, both respects quantity and quality
than hc had last year. he other crops--torn, Rye
Oats. &c,-hoWeser. not 81 promising. YET Nc ought
MT 10 complain, When we compare our condition wnl
mai Of ulAer counIIl.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
RATIONALE OF CIIuRNING.

According ,as-in9auli, the butter milk - IN the
I'M otunuc gIpbules each q bule being enei1s ID 10
r,f, ihiu Transparent psee. which prevents them run
herring together. Dung agitation by charmng, these
cate chcies break and he fatty globules mInediac-
!, unite AMI lrn gauues ol butler. There Is no alb
s1rp1n Of oxygen during the ptcrss, was once sup
fsatd he ups ralian succeeds IN vacuo and with the
ehura filled with eabonie acid. OF HYDROGEN gas
albany ClAtruior.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the III, :,
n Court ol Law and Ghancery for the county - ueros
tox on lie Ssh day at Nav, 1917 'f1omat-
John Jolns and u i liam furbush, exors Of Ric,.r,
than, dec who sue iof the benefit Charles Sta
flaintiis >
John !, Pateson, admir- OF William Pat, son doo, =,
was %dmr o Robert Z. Phelps deed Elizale "A u, vile
widow 81 the sad Robert p Phelps, Jonathan pb.l s,
.ehaves haTles Z North and Mary his vife An epre-
North, right OF his wife Elizabeth deed and A.
i1et sndans -
Il CHAScERY
The Dei'ndant Elizabeth H. Phelp,, having .,,...
her ppedance and given security aceorung 10 H., az
General Assembly and the Rules of this curt and VI lie
iagttat she - not an 1nhabitat OF tins Comm
tn otlou OF the paiPtliis by COUNSEL II is ordered ~ On
sud defendant Elizabeth II. Phelps do appear i, ths
rt Monday IN duly next, at the rules to he holden ~ ne
court, and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and tb 'ad
o. this order be forthwith inserted in some nc spane op!
n the town nj lynchburg. for two months
posted at the front door oil the CoutI louise of Tins aad
Ieste, "9'
Nav l3-w2n ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

West has been pnt in without suy STINT and should
vc have late ssls1u. the crop viii BIZ mist abun-
d.ui.
Ii there be- larte aud absorbing foreign demand + r
bread, nj IN 55d89s ioH4er, tie Old cfaf d Weat wH
haze conc entIfy unt q. the country aud shall come
urrn lie nes eop with increased demand, aud de-
creased supply
10 ue the uiure "a gloomy indeed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
HOW 10 MAKE MEAL.

r. ooc gallon Of waor adj four pounds Of pure honey,
and afomluc herb. ~ mol ace rilng to tasc. Boil the
hsc IN copper nearly lhfecguarers 81 an hour, ana
sku vel. Tim allow The al os'anl IN tno copper
lu merry cold en- should bo bottled up aud kept
TIL enough 20 dnuk--.iHerieaH .9y1lcaABtst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
POLITICAL.
From i1se Dplii,, Med

From fls Dublin Mad
GRAND SCHEME OF EMIGRATION
ron Is47.
The Brewers should Ia .Aaiago,
The l.o-eerheaas 10 se3ilg,
The onalers 10 The Friendly Isis,
The Fuuiers ali To chdt
The little .qualling. hrawiing bTs's-
Tha, break our night, rest,
Should be packed of 20 Babylon,
To Lapia,sd or 10 Bresi.
From sciilead, Cocks go Ger to Gretos
And " bile the Mser wait.
Ills passage to the 6uinsa coast,
spendthIias are in tho sfrud'
si..>tcrs should to the .Nsedlf'Eo,
winc-bibbers to BWg,aahy
C,ourmand. should ane SaRdisieh Isles,
wsr. IN the Bay Of fis,ay
Musicians hasten 70 the Sound
The surpIiced Priests 10 Rople'
while still the race Of Hspoerite'
At Canton at home
Lover, should hasten to Good Hope
To some Care Horn is pain,
Debtors should cote pfiat
And SAILOR, 81 the .haiht
file. Baohelsrs 70 the Tinted Sfoie'
Maids 81 the Tsl, q Man
Let Gardner. all To Hatany 20,
And shocbzeks "a Japan
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
COTTON FACTORY

'EhiE Snhserlher takes this method to inform hi.
friends and the puhIc IN general. that he now ma
king, al the Black Mater Cotton Factory as GOOD an
ucit ct Cotton Yarns as Is made any where and trial
OF 1t he would like for all 10 make he feels confident
they would find II to be good article as they ever
bought II moi better His prices will always be reason
anle and ecemnodaing. lie hopes therefore, by strict
attention to orders and prompt shipment of Yarns. las
they can be neyery direction the Factory be-
ing near The James River kanaMha Canal as well rs
the Lumber Houses where all the wagons that brpo
produce Tor shipment, obliged come To ret at ,ast
SHARE OF Your patronage Please give him call when
you come 10 town.
ONE at the Black Water Cotton Factory
June lit.