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Notice to Claimants.

Trucker ~ ADDISON, General Agents, Office 9th
street, (Coemans Buldngs four doors north of Penn
sylvana avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting claims of all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments OF the general
government.
All communications (post paidl addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention. Reference is made to the
following gentlemen;
Hon Geo. M Dallas, Vice President of the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States
Hon Robert J. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. X. M T. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. G.
Jno E. Addison, attorney -at-law, will continue to give
personal attention business before the several
the of Columbia, and the adjoining counties Of
MARYLAND and Virginia July 13-Iy
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!" hhr'-A house completely and elegantly u-nished,
and most eigiby situated In the First Ward -
Apply to Richard Smith, ESQ.,, cashier of the Metropolis
Bank. Oct ~
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OD'lsI tVV y UNION 0NNdtWRt, dWectIy Under Inc CN0d
O0ce Warrington, ID. e.,
TTENDS to the prosecution Of claims before Congress
"A and the various departments of the government Pen
sons and bountyand warrants particularly attended 10
Bounyland warrants purchased and sold. The heirs and
legal representatives of the officers and of John Pau
Joness squadron in l779 will find il be their neres
apply to Mr. d. he having the rolls of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance and tell glance oho are and
cho not entitled share in the Denmark prizes Fer
abroad who desire business he attended to by Mr.
viii be required in ali pay postage and enclose
a retaining fee of rs.
Refer 10 tue members of the 2Sh and Both Congresse.
generally.
, Mar 23-ly (lntel1
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IuNE and Rare Old Pnlnt1ngs.-Ac catalogue embracing
many choice pictures OF the old and modern GERMAN,
DUrcH FLEMISH ITALIAN, and FRENCH Schools has been
placed in hands, for sale, by gentleman recently from
Europe, who selected the greater part of them his
gallery but now wishing 70 realize money for the purpose
Many of these paintings from the best old and modern
of merit and well worthy the attention of per-
sons purchasing pictures.
TYNDALE IL MITCHELL,
2l9 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
March 2--d3nif
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10 FOR RENT, houses Nos. and La CARR
1 Place, Capitol Hill, newly painted and in good repp
BEN +. GREEN
March I7-2taw2w G street. rear OF Colemans
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go FOR RENT. a commodous dweing-house Hs
k@J Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known as M
- " SIR Buildings" This house has been Thorough!
repaired from cellar garret-Price $3.50 per ye"'
Enquire at the Union Office,
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DEAUTIFULLY CARVED SHHLL TUCA COMHS'-
ID Among the many beautiful and rich fancy goods now
opening s. Parkers fancy store, is small invoice OF
French shell and silver tuck combs, evening
FANS itts paiahades, &C., &c. Also. very choice
lection of peumees, among which is lew of Bailey and
Bew's extracts for the handkerchief Z S. boquet Lu-
bins Jockey club helioope, mignonette, jonquile, vi
and identifying the hair English hair brushes and dress
ing combs nail and tooth brushes.
s. PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery
store, Penn av, between Al and 9th streets, up stairs
March 25-6tif lev. NeWs)
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Mutual Lifo Insurance Company II New York.
No. Sc WALL STREET.
TATEMENT of the affairs OF this institution al the close
- of the filth year from the commencement say February
LIST, lS43, to February l, lS4S
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E
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
United States Mai Ltss for Southampton and Fireman.
TIME of this company will sail regularly
month as follows;
From Ne,O York.
The WASHINGTON, Captain J. Johnson on the 10th
The HERMANN, Captain Crab,rse, on the 10th May
lS48.
Ths MEkMANN e oa hi As as
T Il: +: 81 MIS- is ISIS
When the 2 q the month falls SO, on Sunday the day Of
Passage from New York Southampton Bremen. Sl20
g from Bremen or Southampton to New York, l5o
Steam Navigation Company, Is William street, New York,
JR. CRosKEY, Agent Southampton
GlLAM Hsks Agent Gen. ma' a; Bremen
March 26-5t
1EOO Lbs. BEST PREsERV Es.-The subscriber
lCUU viii dispose Of his choice assortment of preserves
OF peaches. pneaPpes, cherries pears ounces
Nc, at only 25 cents per ID, in lots oflO lbs each
served Theoretically sealed which he will sell
A,s psce 50 per dozen rs for single bottle.
All who wish to purchase Gau I'll Sonc,one
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
SPANISH LANGUAGE.
A LADY, who has had experience In teaching, and
"A who understands and speaks Spanish, is anxious TO
form class or for instruction in that language
DR. Gunnel's, near the Presidents House
MAJ 25-dt3dApl
Stereotype Foundry.
WYNN. II HOPE, Stereotype Founder, No. Bank Lane,
w (near Charles street) Baltimore Maryland, desires
inform printers, publishers authors, and others having
prepared TO execute sereolypins in all varieties
style be surpassed on agreeable TERMS and in
March 25-3*
IHOR RENT OR SALE and possession given the
L lst of April ensuing the brick dwelling house and
The corner Of 18th street and New York avenue
THIS property fronts said avenue Y fee. inches l57
containing 1885 square feet of ground
The location Of said house is one OF the most pleasant
near, with carriage house, stable, wood and coahouse
ROOM and choice bearing fruit trees &c in the gar
$3.50 Nff' JAMES HARMED, 18th street.
N. B. II the above is solo, purchaser if desired can
have reasonable credit for most OF the purchase money
March 26-3td
n cents - ''' 10y ' s -
CERVANT Girl at Private saIs.-I have for private
- sale girl aged IL years. excellent house
She is restricted to the District of Columbia In
March 2l-eost Auction and Commission Merchant
s%HA NOTTCE.-Wishng close my business, | offer
4 and streets west, being lot No ], in square 800
nn Ssc es to Hall eew 9 ndsr sa, @
three years. from 10th ofJanuary last the privilege
OF five, annual rent of $500
Also wosory brick, with basement and attic, finished
complete fronting II feet on street, with IL feet OF
ground all running back rs feet They will be sold
together tt
Toany wishing to have good place for business,
OF a desirable and healthy residence, it affords
chance being located midway between the Treasury and
Patent Offices.
Terms sre1 onefouh cash the balance liberal time.
Title made lndsputable.
For iuh particulars, inquire of the subscriber the
premises
March 23-eo3 A. CAROTHERS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Washington, ID. c.
HAVING purchased Mr.. f. Halls interest in this estab-
Il i Ushn beg lpave 20 inf Ourf andth he
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JS,zOCp
Tickets Sl5halves 81 5o-quarters SO 75-eights 81 81
March %
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COULD NOT WALK.

That Dr. Townsends sarsaparila is the very best RENE
dy for female compla nts, there is no dsPntlng lhou
sands and thousands weak and debated females that
were by those diseases to which females are
subject were soon IN the enjoyment oil robust health
YoRK Sept %, lSi7.
Dear SIR My wife has for the last year been
health reduced
riety of liable She bad at
length that unable walk and helpless
child She your Sarsapara and she immed
atey began her strength her complaints LEFT her and e
Being singular have
thought might good publish She used number OF rene
dies that did good previously Yours respectfully
JOHN MULLEN, 81 Norfolk street
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~ cents.
March % F. TAYLOR.
SNERVANT Girl Private Sale.-I have for private
~ sale girl aged IL years. excellent house
servant She is restricted to the District of Columbia In
quire OF r. w. DYER,
March 2l-eo3t Auction and Commission Merchant.
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female weakness and disease.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND DRoPsY.
NEw YoRE, July a. 1886
DIR Townrsp My wife has been afflicted with dis
ease of the terrible rupture for fifteen years
troubled with shortnes Oh
breath and of the heart which has been very aus
and She tried almost every remedy lot
but benefit When she had taken but three
excellent medicine she entirely relieved Oh th
the rupture has almost entirely disappeared
the dropsy and was very much swollen we
had no idea benefited she had such comp
her Of dropsy that this statement strange as to
appear like fiction but II is nevertheless sober eah
certainly valuable medicine and should he
suffering we have been any dste
eve this they liberty call house and have
ocular Demonstration Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM TONsER, / James street
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid medicine has been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposng
food and strengthening the organs OF digestion, as us
preparation Of sarsapara IL positively every case
OF dyspepsia, however severe or chronic
BAsx DEraprM Albany, May TO- lstb
Dr Towrusp Sra ! have been afflicted several years
with dypepsa form, attended with sourness OF
all kinds Of for eat
able to retain but small portion stomach tried the usual
remedies, but they had little complaint
induced about two months since extract OF
saparila and must with little confidence but after usng
nearly bottles found appetite restored heartburn
entirely would earnestly recommend tho
to those who have been afflicted as have been
Yours, &c, W. w. VAN zANDT
~ B. Purchase none but such as have wrappers that
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200 cubic yards of various dimensions.
Bill No including the balance OF the facing and eonir
600 lineal feet = inches thick feet bed, feet ong
500 "a {" 2to3 ("
400 Sc ~ "
800 "a ~ 4" AtoT
200 II % Ytoa 6toS
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

SPANISH LANGUAGE.
A LADY, who has had experience In teaching, AM
"A who understands and speaks Spanish, is anxious
form class for instruction in that language.
For further particulars, references &c, &c. inquire
DR. GunnePs, the Presidents House.
Mar 25-dt3dApl
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class No. %.
Wednesday, April l2th, 1913.

- &c, Qst, I'd, Sd. 4th, 9Th, 9th, l.,
eth, S,h, or 9th drawn,)
!. DC, Goth, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th,
~ 18th, 10Th, 18th, lSth,)
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WYNN II HOPE, Stereotype Founder, No. Bank Lane,
w (near Charles sreet) Baltimore, Maryland, desires TO
inform printers, publishers authors and others having
tereoiypng do that being practical stereotyper, he is
prepared sereotypng in all its varieties,
style be surpassed agreeable TERMS and in
the expeditions manner.
March 25--3*
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Enn Lbs. BEXT PRESENV ES.-Ihe subscrtber
lCUU will dispose Of his choice assortment OF preserves
CONSISTING peaches, pneappes, cherries, pears, guinness
Nc., only 25 per H., in lots oflO lbs. each.
He has also 200 boes and boxes of fresh fruits pre-
served Theoretically sealed, which he will also sell al the
us price 50 per dozen, rs cents for single bottle
: All who wish to purchase must call early.
G. GAUTIER, Confectioner,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and llIh street
Marc 25-3.if
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
Fayetteville Female Seminary.


IN He Proprietor of this Institution has the graf
Z ihcation Of announcing to the public gene
rally, and to her friends and patrons; she has been
enable 10 increase the facilities for illustration and
Instruction; and to procure the services of the
best teachers in the State in the different depart
ments OF labor in this Seminary.
Here staugh. from y c., to the highest bran.
ches Of English Literature, together with the
French and Latin. The sbilfu use of the needle
In all the varieties of plain, useful and ornamental
work. Drawing IS taught by a Gentleman. who
gives lessons twice week in tho Music-room
where his sister Miss A. FREYSCHLAG. has so
successfully taught Music the last year, and who
VIII be employed the coming session. as a perma-
nent Teacher on the Piano. Her sister Miss B.
gBEISCHLAG will give lessons in French
They occupy scperats building near us, SO Tint
pupils can pass and reptss, and the classes 20 har,
moniousIy forward under the mutual arrangement
and cO-cPperatiOn Of the teachers while the Pro
Pretor IS responsible to her patrons for tho sue
cess Of all the departments.
OF the German Teachers. it need only bo said
that their knowledge was acquired in their native
land, before they left E1roos. With their cane
biIity as toachers, is united integrity Of charqc-
ter, and strict moral principles, without which al
their acquisitions would be worse than useless.
EGcV. CoE2-aa5 VgasZ273uGz2,
who viii take charge Of the higher branches in
English Litratare, and be n safe reference in the
primary defArmont. and has been too long and
too well known to The public; to needaOy eIaran-
tee, but his name, TO secure public confidence.
Above all we believe the teachers secured, have
the capacity and disposition, to meet with n proper
spirit the various provocalioHs arising from com
binal.on CT character fould ia the primary teach
er.
In conclusion we can pledge to our patrons. u
better choice in accommodations for board than
formerly, as several responsible houses have Of
fercd to prepare to board pupils, whore particular
attention will be paid 20 the attire, manners, habits,
and morals Of the scholars; and where hey will
lend their influence to accomplish the object of ha
principal in ;he discipline rlha Seminars. Among
whom we mention Mr. Washington, Mr. Wilson.
and MT. Yell, who have daughters. to educate,
whose good conduct has done honor to th-ir pa
rents, while members Of the Seminary. And be
assured the underwriting efforts Of the primary
teacher will be continued to secure the greatest
possible good 10 individuals and 10 the school geH-
orally. We hope a generous and approaching
public will continue snch patronage IS viii enable
US to continue, and increase our facilities to ac-
cOmplish Il finished and thorough education. for
all who avail themselves Of The privileges Of the
Fayetteville Female Seminary.
SOPHIA SAWYER. I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07

IrsTtz for The ARKANSAS InteiiigGnGeF.
|. = Costa. Fayetteville, Ark.
iIs71 & Z. G. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
B3rrv, CarrOIIton.
flrcbeH, Crooked creek,
Er,snwood. BentonviIle.
r.. Beaties' Prairie,
't1,r7,I. and 81. Wright, Boonsboro'.
NJ Karnes. Ashley P. o.
'D7r7sls. NeoshO, Mo.
,r9-t, Honey creek, Mo.
Lao. Park Hill, c. n.
Ibster. KedrOn.
=DsnkIa, Fort Gibson.
In. Creek Agency.
/ ToiDson. Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
Lon. DoaksyiIlo,
'FsqEI. Choct. Agency,
i II Havers, Fort Smith,
ser, Pleasant Hill,
Aston, SPadra,
|Hlvs, Dover,
Il GAINESVILLE,
IN, Little Rock,
e Ersanwood, New Orleans.
A KeUom. Charleston,
4 ,Paerson, Oak Grove,
ss7ie-s,r. ROscvliIe,
Il lIIfu, Dwight,
n. B.svln. Washington,
/. Jones. Pine Bluffs,
FOs,sr. Helena,
/ /. BI-esvil,e.
-isL. DanviiIe,
B---ls, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
SPENDLD PRElIEIHS-

Post Masters are requested to actas our agents.
That agent who may forward US the names of
Eighteen subscribers with the pay, s. 90 for the
same, shall receive an additional copy and the
splendid Picture called :. The World at One View
or if requested, in place Of same. the Po traits
of Gems Taylor and Jackson. This offer TO stand
good for three months, from the first day of lay,
l84S--and 10 apply at same rate for a greater or
tess number Of subscribers. All letters must be
post paid, those which are not paid we never
take from the office.
Post Masters whose fees do not exceed $500 q
year, are, by law. entitled 10 receive and frank
free, particularly orders and pay for newspapers.
Please forward your orders, promptly, postpaid
20 c. II. BRACEETFE s. Co.
No. 43, Third street, Louisville, Kv.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07

0CEEa THE steamer TRIBUTARY, JoUG-
gr=l--=1Eli GsoE Master, built expressly Tor the
lzzs5: ===zs5s: Arkansas trade, viii ply as regular
gacEef between New Orleans and Fort Smith, and
all intermediate ports. 60
The Tributary is new and substantially built has
fine accom- tiCus, is well oiCored, and numbers
foremost on the cott0a list For freight or passage,
apply on board or to SCOTT, WHITE 4 Co.
March Ltb 1913 Ally.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
THE PICTORIAL NEWS,
PUBLISHED NONTHOLY
By G. e.. Es3ACKETTE & co.
IN LOUISVILLE, KY,

IN LOCISN LIE, KH.s
AT ONLY FORTY CENTS A YEAR:
Three copies for 81 90; seren fo,, 50 co; clercn
for So 90; fifteen for 90; eighteen for s. 90 +:
payable j1UariaJLe an adUancc. SubscriBiioas
Tece1ced at same rates for half gear or more, as
the publication lyiU be permanent.
FEVIllS is a spendd well filled sheet, containing
much Of the choicest mutter, with elegant
illustrations engraved in fine style. Our large
towns, marts Of commerce, and busy life, as well
rs many Of the beautiful scenes in our country
appear in its pages.
Police reports, city manners and customs, as
well as rural life, shown in most Humorous
manner; oar country, its mansions aud cottages
its glorious Institutions OF public character the
wonder Of an ago, can be seen in the columns of
the News, in which, too, the world is exhibited as
it is.
The professional man. the scholar, the VT, and
the dr0llone, as well as the most common every
day character, with Generals, Orators and States
mon-indeed all kings and conditions Of people,
stand erect in the Pictorial News.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
Canchalagua Triumphant !
Invaluablc Family Communion.

Invaluable Family Companion.
SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
SCof Consumption, Asihml, Diseases Of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases. SD pages, . en-
cravings. Paper 50 cts; bound IS cts Mail TO any
purt--Postare Q ID cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest EEpandcrs, g. Nail 90
any part, 50 cts postage. IuhaIiBE Tubes, Silver,
50, by mail, letter postage Abdominal Supporters,
perfect s. SO, for an RIptures, Falling Of the
Bowels and Womb, ard Wclk Back, and Chest; sent
by Express cVorywLers. For Braces or Supporters,
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to foot
aud circu ference Of person next the surface, Just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which SIDE.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods. Ad
dress DR.. s. S. FITCH,
7D7 Roadway, New York, post paid.
Feb. 81. 1913. lily
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
WALLACE & WARD,

WALLACE q ~ AAD'
FAVE just received,
"a New STYLE Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Assorted black and colored SATIN do
do do. do. Mantua do
Bonnet lace artiiciaIs, wreaths and bouquets
six buttons and fringes. Thread and Lisie lace
e5fs and insertions. Linen lace, edgngs and inser-
lions. Jackonet and Swiss cdrings and Insertions.
slid Blond lace. Paris lace collars. Noaa-o " 2IA-
collars and chomizettes Paris net scari5 and caPcs
.Perage zcsrfs-do. shawis. Satin dross hdkls.
Black and c0lored kid French gloves. SIX mils
and gloves. &c. &C.
Just opened and for sale By vr.p0
Eagle Block, May, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
Hats.

1lER fashion extra Castor Hats.
p 70; a. do Moleskin and Paris Do
IN o'@eA and white Russia and Brush Go.
~. lG' pearl and sporting do.
~ IL Gordo, Buena Vista and Mexican do
- alto, black and white wool do.
~ Leghorn and Prussia leaf do
|. -.ofen's Leghorn do.
= received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
Terms peF wear:

Terms per year:
G@9Py 800 | Twenty Copies, $1,000
Copies, 400 Thirty Cop!es, 5000
Topics, roo Fortv CoDies 2S.CO
ecImen numbers of the Galaxy viii be sent
one on application by letter (Post Paid.) .
a''els and Communications must be addressed
nld TO HENRY II. PAUL & %.
hl 2m Publishers. Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07

= nO Sacks Salt. 50 sl,ks Coffee.
DSESB 10 hogshcad5 SGr ID barrels 1loiassos.
Just received and f5 sale by
SOFT, WHITE s CO..
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The Juvenile Society, composed Of q
lnrge number of the youth in Rev. Dr..
Skinner's church, held their anniversary
in the Lecture-room, on the 9Th Of April
and were addressed by the Hon. Mr., FIRE.
linhuysen, Mr.. Blatchford, anu other gen.
tlemcn, in very interesting manner.
This branch Of the N. Y. Cold water
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Agricultural.
From the Abbrille Banner.
7 ! GREENWOOD, S. G.
FEBRUARY Ii, 1913.

INF. c.. H.. Alien: SlR,-Pcrmit mo
through the medium Of yonr paper to call
the attention Of the planters Of this aud
thelndioining Districts TO the Importance
ofthe Mississippi Scrapcr. Having visi-
ted Mississippi in the spring Of 1916, |
was, E,rciblv impressed with lis utility in
tho culture Of Cotton. procured II mol
el from practical planter Of that State
and had some made and used them the
past year on my plantation, and can con-
fidentIy recommend them to the public us
one, Of the most efficient Instruments for
hccultivation Of Cotton have ever Sccn
The stock is made similar to tho common
plows in use in the country, with this cX-
ccplion that they are much heavier, the
fuot being six inches square ut the end
whcnthc Scrapcr is fastened and the 9TH
cr parts in proportion. The Sorap"r is
inches long and luid with steel on tho edge
and ground sharp, and is fastened to the
stock with bolt and screw. When
properly fixed a good plownan can shave
nllthe grass and dirt from the cotton, and
pile it in the middle of the row wilhou,
breaking the bed, and the cotton is left on
beautiful straight ridge about three
inches wide, which will enable hand
with n hoe to chop out ut least one half
more in a day. Aiicr scraplng and chop
ping out one or two days, the Turning
plow should follow and throw The soil
back to the cotton which will support and
keepit from falling. The second work
ing should be done in the same way, with
this exception that the grass should be
chopped out and the cotton reduced To Il
it, and then the earth thrown back with
tho plow. The third working should al
SO be done in like manner, after which
use the swoop in laying by. am salts
fed that much hard labor can be saved
by the scroper on the plan recommended
above and that every planter can culii-
vate ntSleust two acres 10 the hand more
than Blythe usual mode Of cultivatin. cot
ton. And recommend the Scrupcr to the
white population Of our district who labor,
on nccountof the great saving OF work
done with the hoe which they nll know to
be the chief difficulty in cultivning Il cot
ton crop. My object is to benefit the
planting interest Of our district and add TO
The productive wealth Of the State, which
ismy apology for intruaing Oh the col
umnssof your paper.
1H am yours Rcspcc,ly,
--t Thomas b. BYRD,
Direction for making Stool. for Scrnpcr:
-Helve A ID feet long and 6 inches
square at foot; beam l-2 feet long from
point to helves; and from lower part of
beam to upper part ofshouIdcr cut TO re-
ceivc the scraper inches on the right
hand side and 10 - on the lct-l-2
inch deep on the left side, and . inches
on the right which it will he perceived
will make the right hand side Of the scra-
per lowest; from point Of scrapcr 70 lower
edge of beam, perpendicular ID IL inch
es; give 1-2 inches land.
!"1's II. b. b.