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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-15
A AGRICULTURAL.
sowing wheat in JuIy.

w HEAT LAND l~tn Aprfl, ICOl.
Dear Sir:-In answer to the inquiries
Of T. +. Blount. esq, on the utility OF sow-
ing wheat in July, amongst the standing
corn, must beg leave to acknowledge
that have never carried out the expert
rpent that was proposed in 1913, ofsowing
wheat in July; although had field Of
100 acres well prepared by heavy. or
cosfiy maasriag wiM gxano, at the rate Of
500 lbs. per acre, sown upon the sod with
nmnchine, "a kind oflime sprcader,) imme-
diaiely before the plows, which turned the
farrogs about 6 inches deep. The corn
was planted with Pcnnock's Drill, al feet
apart, II grew or well, and produced full
u 30 bushels to the acre; but carly in Ju-
~ oftlat year, heavy storm of wind and
rain blew the corn down so fiat that it was
Impossible 10 get through it with cultiva-
tors, or other implements suitable for sow
rig wheat, consequently the experiment
for that year was abandoned; and ii was
well for INC ii was so; for in consequence Of
fhe drought Of the three following months,
July sowing of wheat generally failed that
wear My faith in July sowing has been
shaken by the observation OF the crops that
year, and have not TO this day tried the
plan proposcd-and from the best infor-
nation | can get, (and / have made inqui-
iics Of many off the best farmers in this sec
lion of Dclaware,) find that they have
generally abandoned the plan of sowing
in July; although some had succeeded
very wellprcvious to lS4s, owing, perhaps,
10 the state Of the scasons--ior when the
August and fall months have been wet,
the early sowing succeeded very we'll
but dry seasons produced quite contrary
effect
! am now preparing field by sowing
200 lbs. ofguano to the acre, as the one al
ready referred to with the view of sowing
with wheat the coming fall, but not in July,
or amongst the standing corn. expect
TO cut up and carry Off the crop as early
rs it viii allow, and plow and seed in
September ifpossble-if not thomas carly
in October as ] can. BY this manner of
using the guano, hope il may benefit the
two cro9f, so as tojusiily the expenditure,
which is certainly very great, when the
cost exclusive offreigh, and charges is SIS
per 5000 lbs
You nsk, what is the prospect of the
growing crop Of Wheat? Do you mean
of the price 1t will bring, or the quantity
grown! II you mean tue prospect of
price, ] must answer, that / think it is
gloomy inde@ seeing that it is now so
cheap, our home market having been bro
ken up and but little wanted Cor cxpor-
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ap7-ts Philadelphia Clothing Emporium
GEORGE BAGBY, GROCER. CON

GEORGE BAGBY, GROCER. COM
~ MISSION AND FOR IVARDING MER-
CHANT, alters for sale,
Is hhds. N o, Porto Rico, and clarified Sugars,
Is boxes and bbls loaf, crushed and powdered
Sugars,
20 bags Rio, Laguira, Java and Maracaibo COT
fees.
bags Brazil do
10 boxes and 10 lbs Imp'l and Teas,
boxes very fine gun powder do
Is hhds. and tierces w and o Molasscs,
do Stuart's strawberry Syrup,
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, assorted Nos,
90 boxes tallow, ndamantine and sperm Candies,
10 do Soap and Starch,
10000 lbs prime Western Bacon hog round,
tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones, assorted,
100 kegs Nails and Spikes,
Warehouse and lining do
100 sides Sole Leather,
barrels pure Tanners Oil,
do common do
boxes patent Axes,
200 Harness Leather,
500 cotton Bats,
100 Western Wool.
10 bbls. No. 3 Mackcrcl.
do N c Tar,
20 bales Domcstics and Oznaburgs, Culicoes
Kentucky Jeans, bleached Domestcs, &C.. &c,
which he offers at low prices for cash or in barter.
ma Its
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4 MARTIN, Groccrs

I'M CV-HHTSNIDV MERLHANTN,
ncrt door beior Liberty Ware Hovse, LrNcHBuRevA
Invite the attention ohei friends and the public to
a large and well selected stock Of Groceries and
Staple Dry Goods, now in store and offered on low
terms for cash or in exchange for Country Produce
Prompt attention win be given to all consisnmcnts
to their care. and Announcements made ON produce
when in store ifdesrcd an sI-,s
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IT
ca TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND
r.. AND NEGROES.-By virtue Of deed of
trust, executed to the undersigned, the 18th of
January, 1886. by Robert Cnmm. and Of record in
the Clerks Office Of the county court of Au1hert, VIC
shall proceed on Friday the 23d instant TO sell
the highest bidder for ready money. all the interest
Of the said Camm in the DOVER ESTATE, now
held by his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Camm. This
interest consists of oncib part Of Tract of Land,
now in the possession Of Mrs Canm, lying in the
county Of Amherst, about nine miles from the town
Of Lynchburg, and containing about 40 Acres,
md oHef6h part Of ELEFEN NEGROES. also
in the possession OF Mrs. Camm in which land and
negroes she has life estate. The sale will take
place at Mrs. Camm's residence on the above-mcn-
toned premises, where the land and negroes may
be seen ls those wishing to purchase.
JOHN n. ANDERSON, Truss
DAVID PATERSON ( tees.
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siissens with enligbsened economy, 2 bar
vest all descriptions ofsmall grain, before
they are fully ripc-B
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sssze-srn1zt DAILY LENEOrP PACK

Fl BUATS FOR LYNCHBURG
On and after the Sd March, our Packets will leave
Richmond daily "A, A. NJ, Sundays excepted, J
aud arrive in Lynchburg, lag miles mex, day nj 6,
J. NJ. Fare through; 50 so,
RETURNING.
Leave Lynehburg every evening at 81 o'clock.
Except Saturday, and arrive in Richmond in 81
hours.
Passengers for the North save one day by taking
this route as the Boats arrive in Richmond the sc-
cond morning in ample time To breakfast and take
the Northern cars and also in time tn connect with
the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg Morning Cars
Passengers for Cumberland G.. II and FarmviIlc
and also for Charlottesville, viii leave in the Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday Boat Fare TO Char.
lottesville s..
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Fob OFFS
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TYR Arrival OFNEW

II TOOUN.-Ihe Fubscribcrs have Just re-
ccived by express, lot Of splendid Dress Goods,
consisting in part of the following styles:
Mandnrinc Grapes, Satin Broca1e,. Dotted Mus
lin. &c, &c; Silk Buttons, Quilted Ribbon Trim
ming, Ladies' Silk Gloves, fix Hosiery Embr'd
Sleeves. French Worked Collars, Under Capes.
Black and White Flouncc and Murccline Linen
Buttons.
ALSO, viii open, in few days. yalencicnncs,
Iaces. Lace Collars, Military Braid Striped Swiss
Muslins, together with the largest stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods be found in market, ali of
which entirely NEW AND FRESH, aud will
be offered extremely LOW. Cali and examine.
Country Merchants particularly invited to give
our stock an examination.
Nav 5--ts col Holm G. yInIT
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TNCHANCERY.

The object OF this suit is TO subject d tract Of
land containing fifty nercs. lying in the county Of
Floyd, to the payment Of certain debts due to the
Plaintiffs scverally--and it appearing by affidavit
filed, that the defendant is not resident of this
Commonwealth-on motion of the plaintiff. by
COUNSEL il is ordered that the said defendant do ap-
pear here within one month after due publication Of
this order, and do whnt is necessary TO protect hi.
interest. and that this order be published once q
week for four successive weeks, in the Lynchburg
Virginian. paper printed in the town Of Lynch
burg, and also be posted at the front door Of the
Court-house Of this county, on the first day of the
next county Court. copy-Testc,
ma 1-w4w J. n ZENTMEYER CHI
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DIssOLUTION.--rHE co-Pariaor.hi

nISSOLUTEON.-- Co-partnorship
- heretofore existing under the style and firm
Of ). A. & g. W. HUTCHINSON, is this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent, J. A. Hutchinson having
bought G. W. Hutcheson's entire interest in the
concern. Those having claims against the late
concern viii please present them for payment, and
all those indebted to the will please come
forward and settle their accounts as il is onr wish
to wind up the business as as possible. The
name Of the concern viii only be used in w;nd;rr
up the business JAMES a. HUTCHINSON.
CiiAS. w. HUTCHINSON.
ma J-ow A,-;t \, ,o-,
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"a VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Lii IN LYNCHBURG, F'OR SALE.-I will
offer private sale, until Monday the Cd June next,
that desirable properly known as kylc's Cor
ncr, situated on Main Street in the most business
part of town. Fit is not disposed of by that time.
it will on that day be offered at public auction on
the premises 1t is scarcely necessary give de-
scrption of this property, rs it combines excellent
Store Rooms, boarding Housc Offices, &c. The
buildings have just been erected. and are of good
workmanship and finished throughout in the very
best manner for the purposes for which they
erected. A further description is deemed unnc-
cessary. as all who may be disposed to purchase,
will examine the premises.
TERMS-A credit of six. twelve and eighteen
months, negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
and the title retained as further security until the
whole be paid. GEO. G. CURLE.
ma 5-t9die Repuhlc,n ,Is1
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Il FOR SALE AT JOHN p WRIGHT'S
Book, Fine Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store where
the largest assortment Of Books, Watches and fine
Jewelry can always be found at the lowest prices.
Also, good assortment of Letter. Cap. Account
and Note Paper, Envelopes, fine Marble Clocks.
Paper Hangings. Blank Books, Musical Ins,r,,-
nents. Walking Canes, Set of Silver Plate Ware,
Pocket Books. PORT Monies, Pocket Knives. fine
Pictures and Picture Frames of all sizes, Work
Boxes, Writing Desks. Purses, Ornaments for the
head, together with great many articles Too num-
crous to advertise.
Feb. I0-,s
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DEMOyAL.-AMES T WILLIAM

i u w y v n Ile-Ix<MEN 7. WILLIAMS
II has removed from his old stand to the one re-
Gently occupied by r. J. Echods, Esq, doors be-
low Liberty Warehouse, where he would be pleased
to his old friends and the trading public gcncr-
ally lie would take this occasion to return to his
patrons his sincerest thanks for their patronage
heretofore extended 10 him. and trusts by close at
ten'ion to his business and keeping in view the mot
to, to live and let live, merit and receive conn-
uance of the same
Erh o--ts
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p 28-ts WIN. b. ROANE, Trustee.


NOTICE.-For the purpose ofreparing seve-
' raj of the Composite Locks, the navigation of
the Canal be interrupted between Tye River and
Lynchburg follows:
The combined locks AT the crossing ofJames Riv-
er will be placed under repair on the 18th May and
will be completed in fifteen days. Locks Nos. Al
and AZ will then be placed under repair and com
pleted in about fifteen days, after which Lock No
80 and perhaps Lock No. 35 will be commenced.
and they win be completed on the 18th July The
levels will be kept full of water, by feeding around
the Locks that may be under repair, and when one
set is completed due notice will be given and all
Boats that at hand will be allowed to pass be-
fore another set is commenced.
WIN. +. MUNFORD.
an 9S-3w Serv ] r. &, 10
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF GOODS

l. AT COSTLY virtue of two deeds of trust
executed to me by Mcssrs. Warehouse & Potter,
the one bearing date the 18th of April, 1851, the
other the 24th Of April, 1851 and Of record in the
Clerks Office Of the Lynchburg Corporation Court.
offer for sale, AT COST, their entire stock of
Goods, conveyed to me in said deeds. The stock
consists of every variety, style and quality such as
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings aad READ Y-MADE
CLOTHING, Of every description.
TERMS CASH.-The sale will be conducted by
Mcssrl. Warehouse & Potter who are my author
iscd agents.
mn oS-ts WIN r. ROANE Tr,,stnn
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'TOTHEHEIRs DINO. CREWS

= (sadler) decd, late Of the County Of Hall
fax, in the State Of virginia:
Take notice. that am now prepare 10 nav the
amount due you respectively. under the will Of the
said dcccdent, and that this notice will be plead
in bar Of any clnm for interest thereon thai may be
attempted to be set up by you or either Of you
Respectfully, JNO. A. McCRAW,
administrator, wih He wiH nnncred If
May S-w4w inn. Crc,rs, (ico9,lIer d,r;d
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TWO PAIRS BEST CLORES

;, -
Dr. VIM. Otway Owen, examining Physician.
Feb 6-ly
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LIE GROCERS AND COMMISSION NEE
CHANTS, North side Of HE Basin Bank, Rlcu-
aoSD, VA. attend particularly to the purchase and
sale Of all kinds Of Produce and Merchandise; also.
to the forwarding of Goods with dispatch
They have always on hand, good stock Of Gro
ceries, Wines, Liquors, &c., to which they solicit
the attention of dealers.
Liberal cash advances on consignmcnts.
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GTOLEN FROM THE SURSCRI.
- Der in front Of the storchouse of Reynolds e.
Cock, about down, on the evening of the 9TH
April, 1851, BROWN OFERCOAT, contain
ing Pocket Book with sundry papers Of value to
the subscriber, and negotiable note on Dimmock
81 CO., for five hundred and eleven dollars and
cents rot recollected; one note Dcpriest g. Cock
for $500; one on Nowlin g. Mosey for SI25; a me-
gotiable note of $50 Scots. besides number of
smaller notes and due bills of no value to any but
myself will pay liberal reward for the nppre-
hension of the rogue and for the delivery of the pa-
Pers to me- All persons are forwarded from ira
ding for any the above named papers,
mp lots WM. !. COCK
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CRYSTALIZED LIME.--Tbi. :,

~ rior Lime, made in Botctourt county. Va. is
superior to any thing Of the kind known in this
country. For all the qualities ofbuiiding purposes,
whitewnshing, &C., il cannot be surpassed. being
whittier than any other in use, and requiring no in
grcdent to render it durable. A large lot on hand
and for sale by
mn Sta q an n STEpTnr
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THE LATEST W.
III MENE.-W4ITE LII q Sr,S L u

II MENT.-WHITEHU CELEBRA-
TED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES, Nam Stree,
Lynchbmg, Bank Sq,arc, II Main 81. Richmond;
Sycamore 81. Petersburg; Main 81. Norfolk, 2O75
baltimore 81 baltimore; Pennsylvania Arenuc
Washington, ID. C.; Broadray, Ner York-The
subscriber would respectfully inform the public
generally that he has Just returned from the North
where he has spent several days in each of the n.
bove Galleries. Also, in the other leading Gale
RES of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, for
the purpose of getting all the latest improvements
IN Daguerrcotyping, and now having his Skylirht
arranged on the most improved and scientific plan.
he is better prepared than ever to take Hkcnesses.
leqrof Ia any in all the latest styles, and in any
kind of weather.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received, he pledges himself to use all proper
means to merit its continuance
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CARAToGA W ATEn-.Aysi'HI
MOUNT EAGLE TIsIPOII.--The

1vl attention of horse-tcrpcrs, hotel-kccpcrs ard
others. arc invited u this valuable article for
cleansing and burnisbi,s all metallic and glass sur
faces such gold. srer brass brittnnia and steel
window -pnnes, &c. sc Also. BRISTOL BRICK
Cor cleansing table cutlery. These articles viii he
fund on trial to 'nrpass any thing II the kind ",
discovered; foY ar BY
ina 81. JOHN u. SEAy, Druggist,
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John III. TYREE, has removed his of
- fee to the same building. where he will be ready
at all times To attend his friends in the sale Of
Tobacco. &c. an los
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DAINTs AND OILS-soo gaIlon.

- Linseed OIL 1000 ponnds Patent Fire and
Waterproof Paint. Also, White Lead. spts Tur.
rentne, varnish Brushes Putty, dry Paints, &c.
for sale by
mar pot JOHN II. SFAY. pr,r.i-,
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE Rail-
In Road and Sseam5orf Lire 10 Baltimore and the
Northern Cites, RIA Piney Point and the mouth Of The
Potomac
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore IS so.
The public are hereby advised that on Thursday,
the Sd of April, the swift and splendid Steamer
BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander McCausland,
fitted up with stafc-rooms and $50 berths, will re-
commence running on this ronte; and on and after
that date, will run semi-weekly in connection with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road between the landing at Acquia Greek and Bal
more.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Northern
Mail Train at II A. NJ, on Mondays and Thursdays
will arrive at Acqua Creek about IL M, where they
take the Baltimore boat. Descending the Potomac
thew have view Of its fine scenery by day light
arrive Mt Piney Point about 5, r. NJ, and at Balti-
timore in the course of the night.
This line it will be seen, avoids entirely the wide
portion ofthe Bay, and Of course in great degree
any danger Of rough weather and sickness; and
passengers by it going farther North, have the adj
vantage, their arrival at Baltimore, OF remaining
FOR the night free Of charge, on board Of boat hav-
ing superior Accommodations. and avoiding expen-
scs at hotels.
Returning. passengers leave Baltimore on Tues
DAYS and Fridays at p. NJ. and arrive in Rich
nond the next day at about ~, NJ.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore S. so
Do do do-second class
passengers, (ncluding meals) 80
Fare from Richmond to Piney Point, with
the privilege ofreturnig at any time du-
ing the season. 80
Fare for children under 10 years Of age half price
Meals and state-rooms for first class passengers
extra.
For further particulars, through tickets, apply
at the Depot Of the + and r r Cot
mar24-2m ]. b. WINSTON. Ticket Agent
GCALES.-JESSE MARDEN'S PA
- TENT Platform and Counter Scales have re-
ccivcd the First Premium ut each fthe Exhibitions
held in the city of Baltimore by the Maryland In
stitue, for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts
The Patentee has always hand very large
sortment ofecry Lind and j. constantly manufacture
ing and will sell the best articles cheaper than any
other manufacturer. Those wanting SCALES that
are durable, cheap and correct can be supplied by
sending their orders, and by describing the scale
and draft they wish to weigh, they will be well
and faithfully attended TO, if personal npplica-
tion made, By addressing
JESSE MARDEN,
Corner Of Charles and Baiderston 81, Bali. Nd.
Feb. ,l3-wly
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EHEESE! CHEESE!!-Just received
~ first rate lot summer Cheese, in small cakes
suitable for family use
MILL sTONES.--THE SUBSCRIBER

M ILL STONES.--THE SUBSCRIBER
l'A is prepared to furnish my number Of Mill
Stones of the very best quality, the shortest no.
tice at his establishment. near Blacksburs. Mont
gomcry county. lie will also deliver them n,
Lynchhurg, or any place where he may make sale
il preferred. Address
MCDANIEL g. LEE, Lynchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg, Va.
j. s. REYNOLDS & CO., Leaksve. Rocking
ham CO., North Carolinn, arc also agents for the
sale Of the above Mill Stones. TJan S-w,s
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SHOWER RATUs,

~ Just TO hand six Chamber Shower Baths, pa
tented by Smith e. Torrcy. These articles combine
the double advantage of the ordinary Bath with
that Of the wash stand, convertible into either by
the simple turning Of a crank.
ap2S-ts A. WINSTON.
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"IT 100 RnRn EOm 0AVE...Tur-
.,.r, - d.rvs.s ~ Inc c,.,r,s Court 81 Frank
=. sasn' 70 'ns' =. 'ns eoa1a{ Iou ~
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TpArTsnrr aNn I. ~ Ia darra.r. men,
- Ill .. y. s;,na,e = ,he cpur-
.on. E 'a,lsa '.4 porI,..,s, T.rn,,;Le. near
=. 'sAA.'a, w -. .i,,,,, 950 Acres.
stauni"h ni'er, eo".a'ns 49,. $500, ~,
ne n11 NE Iy1TrSE ma oth
@ fAAMED = :. 49, 49,. l,r,r portian n
- l. 81 Necessary r.s All ,,,J ~
TINS iract y '.anu = go \, ,ras origin.
oeen IN eush'io. -. = ..,.-sr,;,.Is ~ IL
any Oh the pess ia III - -. ax..a-
highest state OF Improvement anu ~oaia oe
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aHNACARRIAGE MANIEACTl11ll.

- RH-FRASKIISb between 10th and 18th
streets, Richmond, Virginia.-Thc undersigned
keeps on hand and builds to order, Coaches Char.
iotees Rocha,rays Barouehes, Bnggics. Sc, in tho
most fashionable styles, Of the bcs. materials and
Workmanship; on terms to suit the purchaser. Is
pecial attention given to all kinds of repairing
From the specimens of work sent from my shop
aatter myself, i have given satisfaction and with
determination to merit continuation Of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned
pledges himself TO renewed efforts to plcase
ap l0-3m MOSBY JOHNSON
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" IRGIN1A :.-At n Court held for the coun-
ty Of Floyd, nj the Court House thereof, on
the 18th day Of April, 1851.
Amos Cox and William II. Cook PFrG
against
William B. Otey alias William b. Frnnkliu
Drrts
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N. GUGGENHEIMEl
]. UNTERMYER,
NEW SPRING CLOTHTN(.. st1a.

EW SPRING CLOTHING, Stram
L Goods, Caps, and Fancy Articies.-The I'M
dersigncd bcgs to inform his friends and the public,
that he has returned from the East with fine se
lection of NEW GOODS in his line, by which he is
enabled to offer Of the best assortmcnts ofgoods
in his line ever shown in Lynclburg at unprecedcn-
ted low prices and respectfully solicits call Of all
in want Of good and cheap Clothing.
NJ ROSENBACH,
phil,lal..h;a Gla4h:ptx EInrari.ra
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MoSBY g. HoLcoMBE. Auct-r,
GALE orVALUABLE NEGROES.

~ HH@L VI fNEC n h III N H.T ESVESs
~ BY virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court of
Amherst, pronounced in the case Of James Watts
admir- Willis NJ. Reynolds. &c. shall on the
third Monday in May next, at Amherst courthouse
proceed to sell several valuable Slaves for cash.
GEO. ID. DAVIS, Deputy
for l.. Coleman, Shift of Amherst, and as such
Ccmm'r ap 21-il9ma
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EARLY CuTrING OF GRArN.-In advance
ofthc time of harvesting the mhcat crop,
we desire to impress these truths upon ali
wheat-growers. By cutting YOUR whea,
from z to 10 days before IL is ripe, the fol.
lowing beneficial results will flow :-your
straw will be heavier brighter, more nu-
trltive,and make betterfood for your stock;
while, to certainty. your crop will es-
cape injury from that fatal disease-the
Rust.
We take time by the foreloc% 10 give
this short notice; but shall, in our mex,
months conversation,treat the sublectmore
atlargc.
Wheat intended for seed, should, we
think, not be cut before it may have ri.
pened. This, however, is an unsettled
point
Had our advice been followed last year
we arccon6dcnt that wheat growers would
haze been spared the loss Of thousands Of
bushels Of wheat, which dlcs sustained
through the rust, owing to their delaying
cutting until The grain was ripe.
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