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pARsSIps soWN ~ THTFstI

Although u s out If seasou CT sowing his cop
il NAV be smis' 70 suggest few hints IN fegafd Il
he culture We bcliese the lime Is cunning when much
more attention vii be given 10 tins than is 81 pres
emit We believe il Will be found advantageous 10 sow
il late IN ihe fall that lis seeds may he among the
first To- star, IN the spring I he work II no only then
he II the way the spring. bat the crop itse VII
he much better IN .ysfy resprct They require. when
sswn in the srfng, be put Ia early, a. hey are a
long vegetag bnl If pet into The earth in the fall
they viii b prepared by the fros's % aiaft early
The winter, instead of laung the seed. Is adsan
taqe TO them. They should be sovcd IN rows wide
spsu to cultivate deeply and break up the sa
thu, has been pressed down By shows ard rams
stevens la las Box + the Farm. saws that, accord
ins 10 CD lie Conrtaur he weight If good crop va
res from thireen II twenty per IN the
isand # Jersey ia The Channel,) the latter quantity
baifg Sufficient 10 support twelve jersey Tor SIX
months.
H. this island they have been found - yield heari-
crop than the Alrnaham carrot. IN the ratio Of eight
hundred and fifly 10 tsa hundred and sixty As
the pa rsnIps ak pr cent, m0cl1ge than
the Carrot ihe Colonel eoneeves that The difference is
sufficient account f the superior fiuening well as
buiyracrous quality 4 the patsnip. The result Of Elk
pertinent there has shawn that only IN neat cattle
hui in the iatenng 81 hogs and puly he animals he
come "a, much sonner and more healthy Than when
fed on aoy other vegetable, and thai besides, The
meat is more sweel aud d.lirlous.
In our nnlry there i advantage in the p,rsnip
pat Il them may be left In the ground all winter. and be
dug in the spng II they in place where Tho wa
ter will not stand upon them, he root Is improved ath
than Injured ty remaining IN the ground all winter
Ne Emm,r
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Virginia !:

Virginia:
Rules heldin the Clerks Office of Appomattox County
"A Court, on Monday, the 9TH day OF August 1850.
Edmond G. Tompkins, Plaintiff,
against
Louis e. Staples, John p. Yeatman and Susan his wife
formerly Susan Staples DR. James H. Nown and Malinda
his wife, late Manda Staples Philadelphia Staples William
s. Staples, James Rucker and William Rueker, infants
heirs at law OF Clifton and Mary Rucker decd late Mary
Staples, Benjamin p Walker Administrator of James Sta
Pies decd Jane Staples in her guardian
Isabella Staples, John w Straon and Frederick w Is.
bell, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is, TO subject the real estate
ney goods cha,tles and effects OF the absent Defendant
Louis f. Staples in the hands of the home Defendants
any where in this State to the payment the Plaintiffs
mand, alleged to be $3.50 90 with interest, sc.
happening by affidavit that diligence has been used
behalf OF the Plaintiff to ascertain in what copo
ration the said Defendant William s. Staples resides
out effect 1t ordered that he do appear at the Clerks
Office of this Court within month after due publication
hereof, and do what necessary to protect his
and that copy OF this order be published in the Lnchburg
Nirginan once week. for four weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door of the house of this County
ON the first day oil the next County Court
copy-Teste,
Edley Spence, H.F BOCOCK, elk.
Augl9--w4w
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sound practical article from the editor, recommends
the chief requisite l1 and to prevent the fire.
quen loss If the tees fom various CAUSES |. To
keep The hers oir, ard 10 head 5ack the shouts in
spriag. avoiding the nfaetee Of trimming up In naked
STEM and thus exposing the ba Tx the action nf the
hal sun. 2 To provide deep, well drained sal well
ferfilized with wooI ashes g. To plant In cool
prei prevent he ealY swelling OF the buds and
ibeir eonsequrn, danger FUN spring foss. /. To pre-
vent The loss of The young crop by daily Earring down
be cureuiiv on tpead sheets "Nhere only hall duz
en- are cultivated there is mode Of making war
upon this insect and reliable irnng the
daily dung the month # Nav. with PONDER (sheath
I'd at The end with India mhbef) gathering the Insects
upon the shee's. and destroying them" The oxperi-
of correspondent Is added, that though previous.
IL unable to depend his tees or single apricot,
hfef po,irg the iaung system into practice he actually
oblabed three thousand mesi fl aud luscious april
cots the first Of trial. from fve trces-.7ibany
Gut.
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CHEMICAL WASH MIXTURE.

NHE Subscriber has purchased the Patent Right OF S.
Il Cranes Chemical Udsh Mature for all Eastern Viz
ga and now offers to sell Rights for Countess Towns
1t Orders from any person persons in the city or country
wiil be promptly attended to- The subscriber intends
Ke constantly on hand some tons the Mixture supply
orders as the demand for it is constantly increasing
bEW ARE OF lMPOSTORS! As the mixture is be-
coming very valuable TO every family are brns for
ward worthless receipts and others selling hts and
are doing so indifferent places but this put public
,hc guard as the sub cber will hold all who the Mix
lure responsible to pay him or his Agents The OF all
authorised Agents are in the public prints. Mr. + H. ROB
Ell son, in Petersburg, is an authorised Agent.
Messrs Mosby Hocombe in Lynchburg, will keep on
hand large supply at wholesale and retail Families will do
weto try itAny family by purchasing right will be
sIuctedt apply 1t TO the country made soap.
ii. ATHERTON Proprietor,
august 3-3m Richmond, Va.
A supply for retail constantly on hand, at
JOHN II. SEAY'S Drug Store.
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tried each substance sspsstey. with an equal EXPENSE
each drill, without sny satisfactory result. otherwise
than each seemed 10 b nearly equally beneficial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
]. H. WHITEHURST'S

CELEBRATED DAGU ERRlAN GALLERIES,
Mum Street, Lynchbug, merit door TO the Banks;
,ham Street, Rtcmond Sycamore Street Petersburg
Mum Street, .N6rfok; baltimore Street. Baltimore.
1--WE subscriber begs leave call attention the public
to his new and splendid Gallery which he has Just
peted and finished in good style His for the past
seven years, enables him at this time to employ
assistants aud taking the rate of 20 900
annually which he deems aterng proof of the supcori
ty OF his Daguerreotvpes.
1kenesses of every description copied Large
men OF Lockets and Medalians of superior quality for Da
guerreoiypes.
Anil 29-ts
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11oftifal.
rHE HAUNTED BACHELOR.
= EtII7I
From fls Ifo,ls Journal.


From The Host journal.
once upon midnigh, stormy, lone bachelor Attorney
rondered many curious volume OF his hearts orFoiter
lore
While he nodded, nearly mapping, suddenly there
tapping
As Of gently rapFng appng at has chamber door
It's the spirit. % and he started rarping my chamber
door,"
eoh for help I'm frightened sore -
II. shoad ~ the closet should get behind the
Come gbos, ofond hearts broken sh many ring and
other tokcn)
And sy them down be.ia. him the dust, baostrewn
Sa, them down amid the volumes ON vepsfable lore
Qaoth the Lawyer, awhat bore :"
be something srrios this is certainly Mysterious.
QUITE adpeut, efthe Spirits
Bu, uni-rstand them mostly rhere thcr, rap
ghosl,
Tha, he could dissepbs he had done heretofore
And his lace grew pal, and rser and he started for the door
Down he isll upon The aoor.
Then there ca,,r eater. and HI. teeth began
A.,hs Spirits gathered round him and very
How with handsome facr all smiling, and with winning
words beFulng
He had charmed away The q fair ma1rns by the
score,
And each less had ondy fapciel that a, her he did adorr
Qnoh Tho i.aw,er, !" Nssernoren
Startled =, the stiffness btecn hyfrply APPLY paton
For the Stange CROUCH quito relevancy bore,
They began no', rsppug, al spiritual capptns,
Which Tho Lawyer though could be- hut fashionable
And, again as II h .oal IN that word he would
pour,
Did he groan out sNe,crmorc'
Presently, HI, .oul grew .t'onFe heatrg then longer
"oh,n ssid he"sOco 'Spr. truly your forgiveness i'm.
nlore,
On my knee. every gho.e.s moto Love has tho
hostess,
will promise the many fatthcss things
Win you promise thea " here he pointed 10 the
door.
Raped the Spirits seyermo-e."
"be tina, word signol parting" aid naples, misi
upsartinF,
allie ye the darkness seok yo on, some distant
shore
In the noisy camp forum lionel, sane saeto,t
such CHASTITY, GRIM uneainy fue.is never before
Leave loneliness unhrokene here he opened wide
door
Raped the Spirits, "Neye,norc"
80 these vixen guests Of evil, Spirits still though
eivil,
They will the Lawyer, though IN tear, he may m
plerc,
Al his false heart ever tapping, they nppng, rarpms
rapping
And he wishes oh, how vanity that hi. haunted life were
DER,
And he often sigh, "oh could but recall the days yorc
would .fuf, all, nrvermore"
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SHIRT EsTABLIsgaMENT.

OHt y Tle WOSL tfftiSlfe III Nc INItU OIWItS,
I79 Baltimore St,
NEyllERE 500 persons empoyed and stock OF 1000
dozen OF Shirts always hand style and qualities
suitable for all parts OF the Union Merchants and others
visiting Baltimore invited to call and the arg
and best of SHIRTS that has been offer
ed in this city, consisting of all sizes and qualities for Men
and Boys which, Tor sty and workmanship, cannot be
passed More than usual effort has been render the
assortment of SHIRTS, COLLARS LINEN and COT
TON DRAWERS complete and desirable in respect
T. w. BETTON,
l79 Baltimore street, near Light.
March Is wi2m
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Virginia:
Rules holden in the Clerks flee the Circuit Court
"A OF the conntyof Appomattox, Monday the 5th day
August, 1850.
William A. Thompson Plaintiff,
against
James l.. Statham, Defendant.
IN DEBT.
he object OF this suit is, 10 subject the estate OF the De
iendant IN the county OF Appomaox by Judgment and
ecnonto the payment OF the Plaintiffs demand agansi him.
alleged to be $780, with interest appearing by afda-
va diligence has been used by tn, Plaintiff to
what county or corporation the said Defendant is without
elect 1T is ordered that the said James L. Satham do a-
pear here within one month after due publication hereof
ana do what necessary to protect his that
copy OF this order be published a week. for four
successive weeks, in the Lyncburg Vrginan and posted
at the front door OF the house of said County, the
hrst day OF the next County Court.
copy-Teste,
VIM Roane, po. HE BOCoCK, Clk
Augl9-wiw
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NH Stones.

.niu Stones.
E suhscriberis prepared to furnish any number OF NJ
Stones OF the very best quality, at the shortest notice
his establishments near Blaeksburg, Montgomery county
ew' also deliver them at lynchburg any place where
hemay make SALE if preferred. Address
MCDANIEL & LEE, Lynchburg--or
ISRAEL PRICE, Backsburg, Va.
January S.--wts
p S. REYNOLDS & CO. LealSsville, Rocking ham GO
North Carolina also agents he sale bove
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RICHMOND.
FOR NEW-OneEEANS.
&C.

Virgini and Louisiana line OfPackefs
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW-ORLEANS.
rINE following vessels composing this line, all OF the
L first class, with handsome State room accommodations,
Barque Virginia, tnew,) Capt Nathaniel Bolsh,
Cyane, &c g Jesse l.oveand,
90 Bachelor &C Hiram Horton.
The above vessels all of the first class built
presy for the trade between this and New Orleans and
commanded by of long experience, who will every
exertion give satisfaction For freight passage apply
10 Captains on board, DAVID CURRIE,
Sept 24-l2m Richmond
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Dr. y. y. FYsch's Remedies.

subscriber has Just reecy ed large supply of Doctor
fhehs celebrated Medicines together with his Bools
on Consumption, Shoulder Braces Silver Inhanr
uoos Patent Silver Spring Abdominal Supporters sc Sc
OF sale by his authorised agent.
c.p,,,.=a#., JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
May 2T-ts
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cor D.FG r..
Vocal Music,

VUCdI IluSlC,
MRS. MURRAY bugs TO intimate 10 her nrWls, and
WI those Ladies who may favor her with their patron
age that she will resume the of her Studies in NO
CAL Music, Piano, and Guitar, Monday the 2nd OF Sep
TENDER. Mis- NJ will either attend at the residences OF the
pupils at the Academy, may be destedshe is al
prepared to form Vocal Glasses in Sacred other Music
Aconsant supply Of Music forwarded by the publisher
Mrs Nj. will always be found hand at the Academy,
Church Street.
"a
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RICH VESTTNGS!
RE.gD Y'.WFDE CLOTHING.

Persons in want of Ready Made Clothing particularly
invited call and examine stock before purchasing else
where, manufacture all qualities OF Fashionable Cloth
ing and assortment of that article is at all times 1RGF
which offers TO purchasers great Involvement OF procuring
article OF quality which cannot be obtained any other
clothing establishment i'll the city.
We have hand and constantly manufacturing Gar
every variety, from the best materials in the most
approved styles, Tor fall and winter wear, consisting Of Sur
tout Sack and Petot Oyereoats OF all coors, qualities and
sizes from 81 50, So 10, 5 80 and upwards.
EOyS' Sacks and OrerCoVfS!
large assortment OF BOYS Sacks aud Overcoas, 20 per
less than the usual prices Snperne Foc and Dress
Coats made from German and French Cloths in the latest
fashion. large stock OF Tweed Goats, Pants and Vests.
We have large assortment of Tweed Frncs and Sacks a
new article. Forest Sacks, Tor storm; weather,
PANTAEegNS,
From super French Doeskins-blaek and fancy cashmere
PANTS OF variety OF shade and cjor ST. 80 10,
Z, SO, ,, } so and upwards.
VESTS.
Made from rich Velvet Satns Cashmeres and Nalencas,
and at all prices 93Rcmember the and place,
of Pratt Street and Centre -Maret Space, Baltimore, Md
Nov 22-wl2m H. II. COLE.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTES


uNiE regular course OF Lectures this Institute will
the first of November and continue until
opened and ready receive by the first of October
The Medical Department will be under the direction the
following
PROF oRs.
u. Freeman, M. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
r. S. Newton, M d., Professor OF surgery
HI lince, NJ d., Professor OF Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
w Byrd Powell, NJ D., Professor of Physiology, Pahol-
ogy, Mineralogy and Geology.
King, NJ ID Professor OF Matera Medica, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence.
Milton Sanders, Nj. D., Professor of Chemistry and
J. a Wilson, NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children
<1iniQWe Lecturers.
MElICINE-Prof Ii. J. Huce
SURGERY--Prof II. S Newton
H. Freeuan, MD, Anatomical Demonstration
The fees Tor full course otlectures to slO5
Each Professor ticket SIS. Matrieulaers SIS. Demon.
stra,or's fee $40. Graduation $50.
hose desiring further information Will please address their
letters os paid to the Deans and students arriving in the
city Will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
II. S. NEWTON, NJ D.
Dean Of The Faculty.
Law DEP.aRTNE.NT.
Hon. F. w NJ King, Professor of Theory and Practice
John Deafcld Esq, Professor of Commercial Jurspru-
dence.
Terms $50 per Session.
aeommunicatons pertaining to This department. must be
aaufessedto r.. W. Nj KING, lisa.
The Faculties for intellectual abilities moral worth and
professional requirements will compare avorably with the
most distinguished in country he medical faculty
snes an snamoy IN this other countryall them
are able lecturers and the best OF teachers.
Those who will contemplate geographical position and
the extent OF our populations have doubt the
goiity OF our situation for enterprise of the kind As
health, including all of the year we deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
The first class OF the Law and Medical Departments oths
institute were small uthe gentlemen composing them
talented and in the highest degree respecabea yorb.
omen for the future prosperity of the Institute.
al he F.l
schools we II our duty to state that the Trustees and
taeuy tonSDuNtf in action, which augurs well for its
future success and that the peculiar organization
which connects them, cannot be interrupted
h. w NJ KING PRESIDENT
otthe Memphis Institute.
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N'GN EIOg1c

,NetC Flour.
SA BARRELS Salem Mills Extra Famil, Flour wy,
~ superior article tor sale by MCDANIEL. s LEE
IA < l5-tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09

fools and Materials for Contractors.
Nv HAVE on hand good assortment of Blaeksmith's
bellows, Anvils, Nises, Slcdge and Hand Hammers,
Stone Hammers, Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham
mers, Cast Steel Hammer Mouds Stock and Die, Screw
Rates Files and Rasps, Crow Bars Picks Maocks Tape
Lines; Broad, Chop and Hand Axes Halter Trace and
Horse Shoe Nails,
1000 lbs Octagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
100 dozen Shoyes and Spades and many other articles
which we are anxious TO sell on liberal terms.
Feb 2S-ti GREGORY & ROYALL;
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REMOVAL.

rI,Hr SUES CRIBER takes the liberty, Of informing h
Trends and customers, that he has, recently moved
from the location which he occupied, last as Groce
~, Forwarding and Commission House TO o"idg' s"
doors boye on the opposite side of the street, and ON the
same square, with Dibreli's Hotel.
Truly grateful Tor the bersty heretofore manifested To-
wards him by friends, he hopes, by strictly close ap
peafio business and disposition TO give entire sat
sscon every paeuar to be entitled to continuance
=, ,be,Y oantenanee All orders Goods, and the forwar
dn0 or s,le any kind Produce Goods which may be
conslc ne him. will receive the most sct and prompt at
tcntion.
To any person. making early Application, OF two com
fort able rooms above the store will be rented Offices
A. Is II. J. ECHOLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09

Whcn however the skin becomes locked up from sudden
changes of weather, any undue application Of cold all the
humors and vrulen particles OF the blood retained with
n and sickness and death must follow All the long caia.
logue of diseases the result We have, under such en-
cumstanees, discovered remedy that will open the pores
and assist the body to OF any offending humors Ii is
MeAlISTER'S AILIIEAI.ING OINTMENT, or the
WORLDS SAlNE. II opens those through
which nature carries oil the impurities Within and thus
ieves the body OF disease 1t is thus that Consume
ton, Scroula, Fevels Erysipcas, Asthma, Salt Rheun
Sick Headache Clumsy, Sore Throat Rheumatism, Sca
Pam IN the Chest, Side, and Back Dyspepsia, Poison
Sore Breast, Deafness Cuaneous Erupons, Eyes In
hanmation of the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain; Burns Chi
bains, Piles, Worms hgues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint
Ulcers all Fever Sores, and lniammaons OF every kind
without DESTROY the tone OF the stomach, generally
done by the introduction and continuance of pills and other
nostrums.
by acting upon this principle that it proved to
OF the most extraordinary medicines the world
Its success in curing disease is altogether unprecedented
the annals ol medical jurisprudence.
This we might demonstrate by the publication of thou
sands certificates from individuals OF high standing all
parts of the United States who have experienced It's AS
hictng maladies to which mankind subject But ap
peal to candid and enlightened public. and only ask that
the numerous cures which being effected by this ONT
men wherever ii has been used for II that cpu
tatlon which meritthat due attention be paid the III
reetons contained i'll the envelope in which the boxes
Ointment enclosed, well the Circulars the hands
OF our Agents. For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
Feb 25-wly Agent for I.ynchburg
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VIEW CO.y'CERN.

NXIM. +. ROBERTSON, having purchased the stock of
w Hickey X Robertson, will continue the Saddlery Har
and Trunk bnsincss the old stand, where he will be
pleased to their old customers and the public general
iy.
Al orders either for work repairing. promptly at
tended 10 WIN. +. ROBERTSON.
Aug l2-1m
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F.f.HyLY FLOUR.
VIEW GOODS.

.N'EUV' FOODS.
NHrATERHOUSE n POTTER aaye now in store,
w daily receiving from n York, complete assor
mcnt of CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, YES
TINC;S and FURNISHING GOODS, orevery description
and quality whchhey invite the attention otheir friends
and the public 10 examine.
store formerly occupied by Whtemore & Co, three
doors below I. d Jenningss Commission Store.
Oct SIS
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NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER.

Cheap, Cheaper,! Cheapest -
DRY GOODS MD READY MADE CLOTHING,
AT WHOLESALE n RETAIL.
THE unjers having associated Themselves together
the purpose OF eonductings general Dry Good. and
C9hnK business respectfully inioim their friends and the
public that they receiving from the Northern cities,
a splendid stock 81
ID Try q 90 ID y
suitable f,r the PRIMO; and EMMEk season. embracing
.y,ty article adde's and Gentlomens Weai all oil which
public invited cs and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere. We have besnil assortment Of HATS and
CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES with a splendid and general
assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES
all of which offered unusually low prices Call and
and feel assured that you will be pleased with
prices well Goods, determined 10 sell low,
having purchased ior cash They also receiving plen
did assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them CASH at unusually low prices, by
they enabled 10 offer great Undue
the public, any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention 81 COUNTRY
NERO HANiS' aud others Ia their Wholesale Prices, be-
wing they Ill lind II 10 their interest TO give them
call and their stock before going farther East The
great facilities whch they enjoy in purchasing their supplies
enable tn with confidence that their GOODS
will be sold at Richmond prices.
". GUGGENfIEfMER,
UNTERMY Err.
D,.I,I. hall
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Trustees Sale of PROPERTY,


TT is upon the principle of In
1 sensible Precipitation, as ex-
hibited in this cut, that the hui
man body delivers itself OF inn
pufities and disease. " The
blood being the lie OF he flesh, !"
according to Scripture, ii must
be kept pure TO insure health.
This it does by its own heat and
action through the system, elabo-
rating all impuriiy, and casting
OF all its worn out PARTICLES,
which are carried out OF the sys-
tom thrnnah he norcs OF ihe slim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09

.VDTECE.
I WISH TO HIRE, Immediately, number of NEGRO
i MEN 10 work On the Canal between North River aud
Buchanan by the month Tor the balance oil the year
ieh prices will paid cash. the work done,
adv tor first rate hands Apply To Samuel McCor
kc of iyuchbnrg, who is authorized 10 hire. My hands
have cnoyod good health since they recovered from
II months ago. CilAS SCOTT.