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SeS's FnOtS WONENiS IAiT1gs. mis-
t,0l1 nr mems Nip boots, IAiIEEs, kTct
lou mems thick boots, 200pLWoMeNs g4iteIs,
1900 nen's calf boots, 100 10 hall EalleLs,
i,O00 n4B'S wafer niOOf 10 800 do walking Sh0ts,
MEMS hE00ISs. oQ 40 peesed p9tkltS
80 mems calf brOeaHs, $40 DO XIII blskina, vi
t,01pTlne Rip DO IeTs,
l,61l DO thick 10 xiHEs tooItn hrs'
1900 low priced DO KtSs, tiC.
poYS' ulN1Eat COO misses gl0I0ce0 liCe,
1910 pair bOyS thick b00ietS, 800 10 Mp do
80 calf 10 900 do kllRd mot
YOUTH BOOTS. Totto bllsthS
800 pr youths call b0ois, $50 10 black, blde. aud
800 10 Kin do bIOntel galieIst
1900 DO thekd eHiLbRES's l0nTrES,
bUYs ASnYnCTHa BkDIlSs. 1900 nr EalSy bO0tesst
l,G00pr boys KIP bT0eahs, 1000 Kid & BI0IOtCo ~
1880 do thick 10 100 clllilen5 PtS'd"
lO10 tOuthS do DO t001Children'S goat +"
On DO KIP do 1900 do c0Orcd I"
90 hoyS and youths calfdo aCA stlots.
wUStS,4 LICK AO6TS 4eOhhsIS ReRS', ladltI tas
601 morocco lace boots, thdeh'S tiun Shoes
1000 CALI I'll do % nays lSpClb
on ia do 100 dot inkllS Plush tAFS,
1900 Kin DO 80 q HD0l hats,
BAND hOHtS.
3t0w00l band boSes.
Thankful for the llbepl hat onase heretofore EXTENDED
US, we solicit continuance OF the zane, ,rnv
EeN3 i-s NCCLALtkNS6 kNUA
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PATENT MEDICINES,
p.s r. aaa=+ sing ,e5sAzatsa
.NafiruH .liasfaHg Liaimcnt.
NOTICE CT FORECLOSURE

Motto ), hereby given, that wherea. Rich
ard Leland OF Eden IN the County Of liancoe <
by his decd dated the second day of Oc,obei
eighteen hundred and forty eight, conveyed
IL fee and il Mortgage 10 me a certain loi Of
Land, situated in said Eden, and bounded on
the North by the County Road, on the East
by Thomas Leland and William Leland. on
The South by Pembroke Leland and ON the
West by Jacob 5, Thomas, containing fifty Ave
acres more orless which sidAIorigaseis recorded
in the liancockC County Registry OF Deed. Book
50, page j33. Al,o one other Lot bounded Is
follows
beginning at Maple Tree the Southwest cor.
ner Of Ebenezer Peachs home lot, and follow
ing Smith Hopkins line south westerly 10 sa!d
Hopkins southern corner. Then at right an
gle> casteily atty rods 10 Il maple Tree, thence
north twenty eight degree, east 10 the brook
thence following the brook northwardly until
it~tlkcs the line of Ne 81. thence direct to
the hr,t mentioned bounds, containing fftv
acres more or less-which said Mortgage is
record d IN The Hancock County Registry Of
Deeds b Ok No s. page &C.
To which reference NAV be had for a more
particular description OF the above named pre-
misses and whereas the conditions of said
Mortgage has been broken. and still continues
unpegtofmed. Now therefore, the under
signed, by reason thereof claim the foreclosure
of tAe same, according 10 the provisions OF the
State OF Maine.
Edsn August 9th, 1919.
81 DAVID LELAND.
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Holden at BHcksucr within and Tor the c"nats Of Han
Geek on the third Wednesday, Of September W the zeal
Of our l. ID eighties, hundred and Bny fauE
slower r. Hatch named executor IN a certain irstru
meal rrphrlus 20 be- the last VIII tH estmert Of Nath'
euper late OF Ctstiue u SAID county deceased hayini
presented the same Tor probate;
Ordered Iaat the sad executor give notice 10 all per
Interested ~ causing copy Of ths order 10 he
published three waoks suGcsssisey The tliswnul
American praet at kw1rth that they NAV appear al
Probate GuHri t. he hAjea dt Ellsworth ia said couH
y The ith Wednccty of October neSt at ten Of The
aGA frfenrpu. aad shea CaH~a. If any they have
way the ldustr4utent should be proved approve
nut p ned as the last Wju and testament oi sad &c
ceaseL:
PARKER TUCK Judge
=; - Il uRfEkW sTER R.s;s,sr
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FEARING, HERSEY & co.
Ship Chambers,

AND MANUFACTURER OF CoRDAGE,
DFFEt. far-a.e4 " 8 LONG WHARF, BOSTON
~ I9tl Bits csttaa Duck
5A e Is Hrsei Cpr5sss.
So CT, Mama DO
81 C1ils Hsfns" iothrnp
50 t4ua Ga8irs, asslfted sues
&H Anchors assarisd
90 Pacss Eaglsa Bon ting
5li Cases Cotton Ts me Ac &c
Gangs 4 x ggps Furnished al shoFt rot CO
Bastnh Apr . l15l 2n,o II
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TreSpassers Beware!

L. persoa. are hereby farsidasa and warned not to
n cut take aNsy from any pagl 81 LONG iSii M
sny Wood Timber Paving Stone or any other article
o. nalrflAi gfn~G1, standing os being eAy part Of
sad Island, Athall GTsl obtaining from tho
sctlhcr
Also M, IA cut or take away aay Grass Hay wood.
Paving SteGe. OF her ARTICLES Materials from
l0AN SIAM. th= la lslaasis kaeW = The EAST
FIN AMI " ESfEitN SIS TEtS CROW ISLAND or
GREEN ISLAND lying 20 PlacsHtia Bay.
Atisf thts fsltd sarniar. should any presume TO
trsspass upoa either n said Islands,, lake there from
any AHcle Material without leave Of the sub=S rbsf
he may expect 10 prosecuted u The utmost Il
he las AZ haze osspei ard paid sad Islands
far freHsg Htars arm deter aaei hereafter he pro
leeted ia ny rights and property
emo II ISRAEL B LUNT
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INHALATION
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTI ON

MOST wonderful discovery has reccniiy been mad
- by Or, Curtis. fot The cure Of Asthma Consuunp
ton Bronchitis Coughs, Colds d all Lung Complaints
~ Medseated lnhalation. DR. CJRIiStS HyGk.
AMI " MILLING HYGEiN raP0R and
CHERRY SYRUP, has accomplished he most won.
deffui 81 asthma aud Consu p,on in the city o.
New lerk aud vicinity for few mouths rasi ever
knawn to Inan IL producing impre on Dseas.
Of tho Lungs never before witnessed See certificates
10 hands VI Agents
The Inhaler Is worn The breast ualer the linen
without the least Inconvenience he heat OF the by
henF sufficient evappraie the fuid -sunpiy ing the
lungs Constantly with healing aud agreeable vapat
passing the.s cells aud passages NJ the luars Thai
c1suot possibly be reached by any other medic inc
Here case Of
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probatr Notifrs.
1T n Cour, of tr,hate

Holden al Bucksport within and for the County Of Han
cock. on the std Wednesday, Of Septemher A. ID 1855
Ga petttoA Of James Stubs administrator % the
estate stephen Atwood late If Buc kpot sadCouny
deceased representing that THE personal estate of said
iccease, s not suheient 70 pay the just debts whith
he owed al the time Of Ais death by the som OF four hun
ired dollars AMI praying tr license TO sell
convey all the real estate OF SAID deceased for the pay
fneBt ri said debts and iuc dental charges
Ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof "a
the hocs m said deceased aud 10 an persons interested
by causing copy OF this order he published three
weeks scoassiseiy 10 the Ellsworth American printed
Ellsworth that they may appetF at Probate Court
10 be holden at Ellsworth the I'm weiassda, Of
Octohcr next al ten vt the clock in forenoon, and
show cause II any they have why the PRAYER Of said
petition should not he granted
3Ga PARKER TUCK JudFe.
a teaa capy-Atseai. A. T nRINkWArER. Keelsler
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CHARLES p BROWN.

GsAersi .gest &c tTuearlee RaansT
fsis,is shi Pensions kaHgar
At letters 81 ansHtrY ne - snail F1pyrp'
" aaisa,esd ~ postage ssast - enclosed psi fesHga
ts5.t4ss Tre5
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cauS iuarrants iuauteo.

I WILL pay CASH and ths h;ghs1 usGstsf prize Tor
all BOUNTY LAND WARRANT ~, duly assgaed
Warrants ssHt ny rfa nthergsse, shall ensure
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AYERS
2 ( 4 Z 5
Are curing the Sick TO an extent never
before known Of any Medicine.

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,,,, 80, ,,.,.,.
LILLE hhItt, lie, ,he Wei known perhlneF, OF
~. ne mn sset ihfne'phia "liose eho'cs products
ny W''iu 81 A'n"s' every ''flet1 S"ys'
have la,nI fGem ,ses tsn;v nsdn e 49, .a,
use ,lian any lti,er within mi tnowi., ,,,, az ,,
ftend. havr realized marked benefits rom teu, and a.
ineie with me IA believing that fhrv ts.e.s eyr,rd
rtr virtue. tn driving cal dissa.s AID r,fi,g tho ICY
The, a,e moi nni, egGet,al hu aale and ~ no.
taken qualities which must make them yal,eJ bv ,hf
1mb, q s,, tha, s,c kn.,n',. ''V' NN''' 0g '
r"" 49,, ,' i,r,Ya''s :,
ne Ne"efaite 'hhheeliet AKbLAAi whites frnri
hs,t''".tet ION 'P,, teai
pN . '. afh"IStt nave t'ken Your ftls with
Ffest oeheh' h' is 'ss.7Hess ang'or less d appetite,
u.s.. i, ~ ri,,a -. -, ~ ae t M, "Ne'itNeh
ne ~ ihe si'rhe' Jew doses 81 y"u l'i, cured me.
have used yonr Cher. fec,"raI many wears in my
ia n 'i roitN ana .''us WIN n9'aing success You
nAe 't,'i'S mh'e sarf, 'iid 'ee Il pleasure to
'' ~ ''' s.''' ' nav ''he aia are "o'hs'
JOHN + BEATTY, ESQ, Sec. OF the Pena Railroad
Cu., say:
Pa. n r. Office, Philadelphia Der. I3 1859.
sr' !. ase pleasure N adding my testimony to ne
teueh from the b0th Your pecora and cstllsriic
ever cu-eii he while nv means viii procure the,r
Tie vtle, renowned 5. :. STEVENS. NJ. d. of Wont.
wenh, N H. wsites;
cerc from experience HAT ti,ey are an invaisbe pur.
Patfe In case, Il dsofjerrd f,nclions the liver,
causing headlehe indigestion cosyeneSs aud The great
VARIETY ei diseases tl,s, tie, sirer remedy
t1u any other. Ia al where pursa;iye reined,
reqafei cenfdeidy recommend these piIls 10 The
nih' >uiernt to any ether have found. TAcy
in tier operation. aid perfectly safe qualities
wlich make flen an ~, anahle article f,r tbr use
have hi many years known CterR Psctsrgi The
best Cough medriHc in the Nai, ani these Pill are in
tTrS,, VI IA 20 'a"' ad'e P''"'"" i'' Tie
HV'''t Il" % u e"se''
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'n'n my tftl, 0tfh scniia ~ lis ftni, aud
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effns, lave 0cch r,i'ireil fHFed it, tsw weeks
y,"f flits Win " ar teeiin-s t,t rejoicing write
t, BE imagined hen realize wlsj lave suffered
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Consumption Cured.

Nsw YoRx. Dec 27th, ls53
came to New York IN the ship TELEGRAPH. INV ma
tive ra il - John New brunswick; whenlI reached
this city my health very poor bad very bad
raise,r rn deal Of matter which was ffe1asn,y miy
ed with blood bad pain 10 my lei, side and was very
weak md annotated, Ny friends and phy stefan nro.
uouneed my Consumption and beyond the reach Of
medicine accidentally heard of nr Cartis Hvgsana
iahang Hyeean Vapor and Cherry Syrup and obtain.
ed package, which verify believed saved MY life
soon after wearing the Inhaler found relavrd tie
pressure on my aogs aad after while the disease made
its appearance nPru the surface nHder the nhalcr
took The Cherry Syrup directed and Continued to III
my cough gradually growing better until il enreo
EFT me, aud aew consider myself cured s;ilI wsa
he Inhaler Inc Of 1t Is rather pleasant, and be
ieHing It stre5EthopiRg snl purifying to the lung,
eel unwi Sling at present 10 dispense with il.
JOHN woon
daily received from cetcy lnen and nihet
heretofore considered ucatahls Of Asthma, Rronchi
Consumption ant all 81 Of me Lungs By prCUR
ISIS HY6EASA. Road the following
pr Russell, Postmaster 81 Burlington n saws
send dozen moro Hyeeaaa it ia working wonders
bet' IN dseas". Of the lungs tslsre it Will eBre any
disease 10 tho Sery last ssgsa and hen ~
for ~ and ornfo It is the sufferer
asesS r ~ daughter !, gives her pag,ee. re.; e.
fet expect her tolye."
Hygeana in Maine
II Gt4tA4eft Postmaster ii tsehmsB4 Ne wits
'rhe Iivseara - doing sufs.ssts here N .i.trf
~ s'd 5l.Lfsssins sosf4 VII rfe.t if;issiis IN
Gsry Syrap hi few 3aYs heiar- hs relieved
3a 'cf ria tn"nii'- tF-7 u tt, hsg cough ,sL "
Err ss GOV sFsfe1H % ,phals'el irust fte1acr
favIa57n tf5 the trrafteHt f ..slses vi ire l,I-s
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3" Senate ctaa5rr Ot.a, .9pra IN, 1854.
=" Ia J. {. a,rs-iuuorea ST have mag A thor
oUgh tftl vi tie CATHAK1Ic P, lefI rs agent
and have been cured Wy teniai Tie dreadful kc1aii-ir
under which he found Suffering. The first
heved hte, and lew subsequent doses have cnrel,
removed tie dt-eS,e. iee better health now tiau f5
Years beure which attribute entirely Ia Tie effects
Of YOUR CArHAREo Puts NourS with great respect.
LUGtUS b AETCAI.F."
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(toNptErk supplies Vi Ntfertlls fer OH Painting
II snd ttsyen and Grsttan Ptnling Htnsor K
A,r,iuss superior oil CtleTs ~ fgfes-iat safe VINO
sale aud reiail by " WhlPPLE 30 CornhilE Baslna
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: r.. tea pFiSEwArfR. REGISTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-10
Correspondence of the Dispatch.l
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LrxIsGrox, Va, July 4, lSjj.-Long after tie
time had arrived TO. the exercises OF the day I" com
mence the Presbyterian Church filled 10y the
vast throny Of persons assembled here to join in tho
celebration of this birthday of Liberty. AZ the ny.
pointed hour the handsome corps of cadets, preceded
by Volans Band, with the Professors of the lnstl-
tute, the Board of Visitors and the Alumni Military
Association marched to the Church. The pulpit was
occupied by the Rev. Messrs. kcpcr, Mason nnd Me
Elwcc and the platform in front by the Board ot Es-
itors and Professors After prayer was offered up
by the Rev. Mr.. McElwce Cadet FnIntlerGy oi IRE,
derrick. read the Declaration Of Independence; and
Cadet RumbUugh, of LynchburS delivered the An
niversary Grafton.
The exercises OF the graduating class were as fol-
lows:
Salutatory address By W. T. Patton, Of Richmond
city
Grafton by l.. B. Williams, Of Orange.
Nnledctory address by S. Crutchiield, Of Spoi"y'-
yania.
Major Preston, the Professor of Languages, then
addressed few pertinent and impressive remarks 10
the graduating class after which Diplomas were
handed by the superintendent, COL Smith, 10 I'll" fol!
lowing cadets who composed the first c'n7-
$. Crutchfeld Of tsylvann.
w. +. Patton of Richmond city.
l.. Is. Williams of Orange.
G. Buck OF Morgan.
f. Bargamin of Richmond.
+. &. Shepherd Of Jefferson.
w. T. Hardy of Norfolk city.
B. ii. Todd of Nottowny.
L. j. Magru,lcr Of Orange.
X. G. Allen Of Bedford
II. w. Cox Of Chesterfield.
E.J. IIaTvie Of Anelia.
j. =. Wilson of Cumberland.
j. II. Waddell of Augusta.
Wy. Dupuy Of Dinwiddie.
w. l.. Fife OF kanawhs.
The display made by the representatives Of the In
sttute on this occasion highly creItahl". more
than usual, md predict for these young gentle
men, who are now about to enter upon new and an
tried duties, Of honor, usefulness and suc-
cess.
From some cause not known to the writer. ih" nd
dress before the Alumni was not delivered. MrJn'.
w. Massie, talented young lawyer oi this bar, "a,
the orator appointed.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1855

We should repine not, because we have not spent
our patrmony, BECAUSE are not yet "too thick to
thrive" We should rather try TO keep off the evil
day, when population shn exceed the means Of easy
subsistence, than be anxious to hasten its arrival
Let us take n lesson from Ireland. A half century
ago, her population was five millions in fifty years it
nearly doubcd-and Starved. Were our popula-
ton TO double every twenty-five years, it would
amount ito twenty-fuur millions in century; and
then We too, should starvc. Let us rejoice at, and
not deplore the slow increase of our numbers. Our
wealth increases faster than Our population. This is
rca prosperity. Shareholders emgrate safely wisely
and easily, slaveproperty becomes more valuable
in other sections The poorn free countries, who alone
feel the pressure Of over population arc driven by
hunger To emgrae, and half perish in the aitempt.--
History clearly proves that of population
occurs in slave countries. 1t is the master evil in free
countries. In the future, Virginia sees the certainty
of increased prosperity, intelligence and happiness.
Tho future of Massachusetts is ut best prccarious
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ELIGIBILITY OF GOVERNOR WISE TO THE
PRESIDENCY.

To The Editors Of lie Enquirer:
Gcntlemen:-Your correspondent "Civis,' in the
Enquirer of the Sd inst. raises difficulty i'll regard
to the eligibility of Mr.. Wise to the Presidency OF the
United States. lie il Of the opinion tha tho nhibi-
ton contained in the Constitution Of Firginia that
the Governor shall not be eligible to any other office
during his term Of service will render him Ineligible
to the Presidency ut the next election. Now, with all
due respect for "Civis," whoever he may be, cspe-
Gully as he il himself friend Of Mr. Wise, we must
beg leave to differ from him upon the question OF eli.
gibility. According to notions OF the State and
Federal Governments the inhibition contained in the
Constitution Of Virginia applies only to offices held
under the State Government. We humbly apprehend
that we must look to the Constitution of tho Federal
Government alone for the eligibility of the President
OF the United States. We imagine the States have
not the power to enlarge nbrdge the qualification
necessary TO the eligibility Of citizen to the lresl-
dency, set forth in the second article OF the Con-
stitution of the United States. Our friend 'ClfIs.
we hope will reconsider his opinion and pmite in
again throwing to the breeze the banner OF the Bay.
ard of the age that nj ndmiring world may zee 1t
HALIFAX.
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I IN ;ha. t.oorion for advertisements OF greater
.b e>ccp, Lottery Vendors and Auctionecrs, who Are
- SlE. (rspcr .nclilcd)
- All 0hnrsiics sui Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
- ,,,,. a,e charge. ior advertisements
i,-. RON distance must be accompanied with the
-,, paw or satisfactory references to insure execution.
- III iuss ;h- Office may be remis;ei per mail in
and ,raiNblc Bank notes, ut the risk of the Editors
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CO1INfIssIONER'S OFFICE,

Krso AND QUEEN CIRcuIr CoURT, MAY 80 1855 !
TO THE CREnlTORS OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES
WRIGHT, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHERS CON
CERNED:
VTOU are hereby notified that by virtue Of decree Of
the Circuit Court the county aforesaid pronounced
on the ond day of the present month ay) suit there
in deuendng between Francis T. King, James Cary aud
Matthews w Howe late merchants and partners tr"ing
under the firm and style of King Cary and Howe Oh be-
James Wright decd who shall elect to come in and con-
tribute to the expenses Of this suit plaintiffs and Thomas
Gresham and Edward Wsdon administrator OF JAMES
cd the 10Th day OF July next my Office keptat my resi-
dencc near Stevensvle in The county aioreehid Com
n'ne;ns at 10 o'clock of that day. and TO
nands against the said decedent his estate at which
aud place you hereby required to attend with me
so evidence and proof, TO enable me 10 carry INTO
;. C; she provisions Of the said decree.
u.eh under my hand rs Commissioner OF tho circuit
- Vi e county utorceuid the day aud year irst aooTe
"T1eh JOHN POLLARD, Comm'r.
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PARALLEL, CASES.

Tho French revolutionary convention, at the Ill
stance of the pious Robcspcrre, enacted law cx'
prcs.ly acknowledging the existence of a Supreme
Being; in like munuer (says the Louisiana Courier)
the American convention lately sitting in PhIladel-
phia in tn. first article of their PLATFORM sends forth
an Observation-Disclosures of that Almighty Being who
rules over the universe" &c, &c. The French con-
vention. ruling France with absolute sway, brought
to the guotine every man, woman, and child within
their reach who suspected ofbeng hostile 10 their
measures or their principles and would have put to
death any one who should controvert ther doctrines
or DISPUTE the Justice OF their measures and they had
the power 10 do so. The American convention have
not the power, and We far from supposing that
they have the will indeed, they huve neither will nor
power. The safest way, however, is 10 keep the pow
er from them the acquisition of power is apt to pro-
duce yreat changes i'm mems minds.
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slyTrElCIA ynTArElCIABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA.

IAvlSf;I IAvlIs i.,. EOSDRED ACKEs9 FOR SALE.
VIM. sm; leased for term Of yenr.. "The Fauouier
saa wsr-au,l ,S sprns. to persons whose high re-.
Ns The anJcr.;i e oe,'si that they will be kept In the
hecaaei surrounds the sprincs '0' 'a'e 'A' '''1"
ePrsg,S;,' oi 40 acres OF low grounds, remark
the crops Of Corn, and capable of being
bashe. .?e meadows Apart Of thi, land Yield.
cultivation acrein 1883 the tpe!a year ofsuc.
season rrni oAo4t manure, and in 1851, bad as
&a ''on aud is certainly one of the best in
S.a snG G'tlrd On Let Of December next, and the
tary. years thereafter, with interest from date
.,s,.r a. a,ealars. enquire of the subscriber by lat,
IEbC. "1ffenton Springs, Va.," or to Wash.
''~ra
THOMAS GREEN.