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OLD POINT COMFORT.

The great national works of the prescn. generation
ne steadily, though slowly progressing. Tie Washing
ton monument, the New Orleans Custom House, the
Pacific Rail Road, tby Bentou's route the machine
for navigating the Atmosphere, and the Wharf at this
place, will probably alt be finished during the lifetime
of II child who is now living.
The latter enterprise | feel particularly interested
in. and rs YOU have no reporter at this place, anL ~
the excitement Of tho war in the Crimca is dying
away, | intcud 10 make yon quarterly reports upon
lis progress, until it gets fairly under WAY, when il
Gun bc completed in one week. time. These reports
being quarterly, and the work progressing so slowly,
will necessarily he brief, and only valuable for sihi!--
teal information. Duplicates VI them would be USE
fu! al the Bureau Of Engineers ~ Washington.
Since nv last letter upon the subject, the work has
been steadily progressing, and great credit IS due 10
the corps OF United States Engineers for their indie
fa,ignbie zeul. My last stopped ut the - tOol-house,
(which was then finished except ~white-washing; since
then they have hung u bell (which is rung regularly
three times a day. on Il high tranle; built n staging
out into the water, and, by means ot this staging, Il
small boat and q long pole have made s%oundlngs for
several yards around. More might have been dom"
but for the necessary absence vi the first assistant,
who seems 10 BE- essential 10 the work. and who, by
the way, is something Of a genius IN ms line. ILL"
il not the swiltcst man You ever saw, but he has
every other vIrtue-and all for only 1--WE dollars Il day.
Those Congressman, when they appropriated all the
money that WIS asked for this work, might have en-
pected it to be completed in Il limited time, and might
have doubted the legality OF changing the plan upon
which the estimate was made but they did not nm
dcrs:and the subject. There are mary occult consil-
eration, which have induced this Slow and sure course.
In the frat ular., III. nlensurnble excitement Of land.
in. The wav We do now. must be considered. md i,
simply this They swITC II small boat over the star.
four nusscuo.r. ns many trunks. md a. many of the
crew. Then tI!ev cDmm.ncc to let YOU down-nmI
surh n deIiphttul srnsntisnI
And did you ever, Mr.. Editor, when Il small boy,
balance Il plank across II fence, carefully place your.
self on one end, and after inducing unoihrr small boy
10 re; on th, o:hcr, throw Yourself up, whilst be wen:
and vice versa! The sensation is prnrisriv the
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From the Salem Register.
MA rIIE lIDf III

Duty TO myself compels me 10 make known to the
public, the way in which l became n member OF the
party, commonly known rs KNOWN othinCs, and the
manner in which | have been treated by them.
Upon rho fairest representations by one al the order.
| Joined the organization; but the fair picture proved
to be- fnlse! WIS 'humbuysed, "-regularly sucked
sim Instead of finding the order composed Of both
political parties, there was not the face otn Demo
crat TO be spen, but I behold some twenty-five strong
headed Wigs. After taking the obligation, saw
my true position, and from that very moment Know
Nottingham 'sat badly upon my stomach When
solicited to Join, l was informed that whenever
wished to withdraw, | had the liberty OF doing So
Soon after, | cent them n verbal resignation, but was
told II resignation to he received must be written. !
next sent them n written one.-Three weeks have
pnsscd away and | have been unable to obtain any
satisfaction from the concern as to the disposition
they have made of il. | have understood from some
"f my friends they do not intend to grant it to this
| have only to say it makes no difference. / expect
no favors of Thorn, and rs n freeman | am under no
obligations to that party. Intend t" speak Of it when
ever and wherever l please. JOIN b
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PR. EDWARD.

PRINCE EDWARD \. H., April 10Th, 1919.
At a Democratic meeting, held at this place on
March county court day, Mr.; John W. Rcld. was
nominated as the party candidate, to represent the
county in the next Legislature. For private reasons,
Mr.. Redd having declined the nomination, the Demo
cratic party again assemble to-day, and on motion Of
Mr.. Samuel {. Anderson, b. J. Wnrsilam, Esq. wns
called to tine Chair, end I. f. vcnablc appointed
Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman Wa called on 10 appoint
n committee OF two from each Of our county Districts,
TO consult together and select n good and proper man
for our suiirages ut the coming election. The Com.
mittee having retired for n short time, returned, and
declared that, without n dissenting voice, they pro-
posed I. I. Tredwny, Esq, rs n fl; and proper man
TO carry the Democratic standard IN the coming con-
test; whereupon it Was
Resolved, unanimously, That I. T.. Tredway,
Esq, shall be our candidate. and he il cordially re-
commended TO MI good Democrats and true patriots
for their support.
Mr.. Tredwny then came forward, and, after a few
| pertinent remarks, accepted the nomination and
pledged himself to do all in his power 10 bear Oil
flag onward TO victory.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
b.. J. WORSlIAM, Chairman.
+. +. FESARLEs, Secretary.
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CANDIDATE ASHAMED Gech Of tbe Uo

A CANDIDATE ASHAMED .iIeeeh of the Hon.
1t is quite evident, from tlPted the nomination
John NJ. Patton, who has " Known uthing con.
for attorney general fro,p il heartily ashamed of
spiracy in Virginia, thIat if he could withdraw
his new companions, anern, no would ho glad To
with dignity from tlieIe Of the few really strong
do so. MIR. Patton iuruged this new trick OF the
minds that have Z North, and his speech Is n sort
wing politicians OILS sorry enough for his adven-
of confession than such II blunder is irretrievablr.
ture. To suckiven for having been q wing; but to
He might bea SGT of adventures, whose whole creed
lend himseIa noisy hunt OF men for their nativity
is nothingien, il n step for which no man OF sense
or theirorgive himself. 1t is not only because such
wifi ernent will be laughed II; by others, but be-
an e~yinplies Il want OF Judgment, or, what IS worse,
caut of stability, which, once fastened upon n man,
ssure To reduce him in the scale OF intellect. Mr..
Lt,on gives the best evidence Uftlis, Gecause, while
akimg the nomination OF the Know othings, he re-
uses to endorse their doctriues-a transaction which
detracts from his high tone OF indifference
o place, and degenerates his candidacy into a mere
ncrcenury or mercantile operation. We have heard
said that a prominent politician in the wing ranks,
tho was detected crawling out of n fetid alley, that
ed from one Of these acknowledging dens: was as
much consternated and abashed as If he had been de-
ectel in q crime. But Mr.. Patton's speech has a
lush on it from the first; it is an apology, not an ar
ument; a penitential defence OF a foolish act; and It's
merit Is that it was spoken before the public
Washingf0n Union.
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THE HEARTS PRAYER.

THE HEARTS PRAYER.
Ri coRSELIA J.. ". JORDAN.
Father above,
.ro,,a ,vb,sc throne the cherubim are kneeiine,
A. anyaIe whit. their speeches. praise revealing
In EL,se pure presence vcied Seraphs bend
awed nv The light Thy dazzling glorles lend,
Hear, and remove
Al blight of san from out Il heart uen'eo
a. ',rSss ar | stain Of earth-l am Thy child.
Thou Light of Light!
Whose radiance fills the boundless sphere OF hea' ID
Let one blest ray unto n. soul be giVn,
And With It's bright effulgence pierce tho gloom :,
Which hangs where Hopes fair blossoms IAN "oul'
Cheer me tonight!
a. Thy command sorrow aud darkness nee
God oi all Light lift up my soul to Thee
Saviour divine!
On Ce.vary's mount Thy sacred heart was ansul'heu
Tag body bruised, pierced, ton and bleeding ian
salshed;
For l. Thy brow, pressed by its thorny crown,
Pale with It, "soleinn agony" bowed down.
Let Thy grace shine
I'm human hearts crushed now By mortal strife
Send us Thy love to soothe. Giver OF Life!
Spirit of Truth!
A, thy behest the doubtful soul, and erring'
Nav lose its fears, Thy changcless law revering'
And resting ali its wav'ring hopes on Thee
Straight to the guidance OF Thy wisdom nee
Bless Thou my youth!
Ere the long night cometh, seal with Thy love,
tbs heart 1 offer Thee, Father above
LvScHBuRa, April 18th, 1855.
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TIE GRrAT FOUR MILE RACE AT NEW OR
LEANS

NEW oRLEASs, Aprilli.--The question of superior
NY between Lexington and Leconpte was decided on
saturday Inst, by a four mile race over the Metarie
tancing Leconpte. Time, 7.2laICten and a quarter
seconds less than Fashions time. Lecompte was
withdrawn after the frst heat. The speculations as 70.
CARDS the time made by Lexington in his run against
ne-I.l'i-nn beng equal to Lecompte's-7.26-
are now at al end. Lexington is now, undoubtedly. the
fastest horse in the world. He and Lecompte are
half brothcrs-LeSington out of Alice Carneal. md
Lecompte out Of Reel-and both sired by the fumou.
old Boston, the great competitor OF Fashion.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GoOCHLAND.

10 NEEIINN N VVVN -
At d meeting Of the Democracy OF Goochlnnd
county, held ut the Court House OH March Court day
thu following were appointed by tho chair as a Com,
mittee Of Vigilance. The paper was inlslald' and
consequently did not appear in the published pro-
cerdings:
District No. l.-Dr. Ro. G.. Parrish, DIR. VIM. VI
Anderson, Ed. s. Valentine, Jno. N. Trevillian, and
Milton :. Cottrtll.
District No. 2.-Col. Peter Gucrrant, w. W. An
dersnn. John G. Gray, Thomas Gathright, and Tarl
ton +. Bowlcs.
Dm'ric, No. 3. Walter D. Leake, W. Branch
Thomas Masse, John Thompson, Jr, and DR.. NJ. L
Mayo.
District No. @.-Henry Anderson, DR.. l.. James
Eugene Salmon, John Parrish, and Thornton Pryor
District No. 5.-Msj. james Poor, James w. Jen
nings, Stephen ". Collins, Robert b.. Haden, nnt
Robert johnson.
THOS. TAYLOR, Chairman.
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For the EaynHcy.
THE CAMPAIGN IT'S PROSPECTS,.

LIE ~ i'm L IS'l I-Nit'
As n Democrat, | feel solicitous for the success o
Democratic principles, and consequently o: thuse So
lcclel by the party TO carry them uu:. such Deln.
the cu-e, it becomes u Us Democrats 10 look into III,
probable cauSrs OF defeat. II Is known that, as be
twccn the Democratic party and the late Wing party
the former maintained the usccndaIcv through all
uppusi:ion. Is there any good reason whY that nsccn'
lancy should not be still maintained ! | Answer
uonc. provided the members ut the party wish it
Ii seems strange that any one should doun: .!irl: wish
rs, but, nevertheless, | do, and !"r the following red
SONS: Ii ls well known that The Convention ut Staun-
tUu, for REASONS paipable 10 every hnirciUdicci mind,
Nominated Mr.. Wise, who, in 1910, dealt heavy and
repeated blows against Mr.. Van Buren, anil those who
supported him. A. was 10 be expected, there was
considerable dissatisfaction manIies;ct 10y those
who designate themselves Ia Old LIncrs, but
it being impossible, in the nature "i Things, 10
please every man in the State, personally, We hoped
tina: rs the enemy showed himself, though obscurely'
from his ambush, the party would rally a> "t ynrc; and,
instead OF tagging behind, the "Oid Guard would
be foremost III the column and encourage the younger
NEIL aud still younger recruits to follow their gallant
lead. Bat, did they do il; ! | fear many iullcI 10 dh 80;
indeed, | Meet with many in this and ncishburiaS Sec
tons who It'll hold out. These are the reasons
gwen That they caNnot forget Mr.. Wisr's abuse oi
them in times past. | would ask il .Mr. tluurn"y ever
praised them l. Mr.. Wise 10 better than Il Know
Nothing in this campaign, because, for two or three
years, ana Tor reasons satisfactory to his mind, he
acted against the Van Buren, party Did not the
KnOw-NotIirG candidate 10 the same then ani ever
since! But they answer: W do not intend TO vote
for either" Can they prevent the election of one or
the other! ! answer no, they cannot; therefore, it
does seem 10 mt That II does not exhibit any
want OF charity to say that those who are affect.
ed, md by such reasons, are not Democrat, vino
are for principles, not men, And | verify believe
that if it is the fate ri the old State To strike, Tor the
hrs: time III her history, upon the rock OF Federalism,
and, tossing IN her tlitoes, she is handed over IA the
wreckcrs OF that party, the fault will lie ut the door
ot the oldest, and, heretofore the boIdcst defenders of
the cause. Am | still 10 believe, | would ask them.
in the fears above expressed /! | hope not. | trust,
that when the battle draws nigh, when force m.cis
force, when comes the " tuI ot war the soldiers of
the Democratic army will take their proper place in
the line not in its foremost ranks, where the mis-
-ilcs ny the thickest, bu, placing the younger lnen-
beers 10 'bcar the brunt OF the battle" will animate
them by their presence and join them in their shouts
Of victory. HAGUE.
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.,., = vou about Why, he sHys, | am gong ,osnovW'
"" -" Iii. hat are YOU goiug Ia shoot mo l"r' "ri,
anil he, have taken q solemn oath lhh' ! "o"n'
.Lnct the fret man | met who was uGntF i'"' y.
self. The man looked at hun, scrutlnizeu MN l'eu;
closely, and after doing 80 SAID, well, stranger; 'i"vn
away. for il | am any usIicr than You are l uoh |
want 20 live any longer.
Accommodation ton o'clock, Saturday night
durin; tho delivery of Mr.. Cranes speech at fhen'A
Hall, Petersburg, a pistol dropped from the p'cKet :, VI n
Mr.. Joseph Dolnno and exploded the oall suwEM a, "
yuunn man named Washington Ellis, IN INC r'snt !E%
and lodged, We learn, il his mouth, lntiic'ins u p"Iin NO
| but not dangerous wound. The lnc!deht l""'n,;n.
little alarm among the auditory and IL WAS ~
before quiet was restored.
NoaIS, Waller X. Staples oil Montgomery
! has been nominated b. the know ~,
dida,e for Congress in opposition 10 iioh' IL
mulIson.
E.c,vr OF , CouSrERrEiTER.-The man arrested
in tbis civ, a few day ago, charged with a'tehpnhs
;, ro.s - 500 counterfeit note on Mr.. r. Slaughter VI
E.rnJsr;rksburr has made his escape from the lail ~
that city, in company with another prisoner Az
passed under the name OF George A. h'""''
INTERESTING DISCOURSE AT ALExaNDklA'-lhe
Rev. pah-T Sega of the 0jibcwa Tribe OF Indians
,,lvered an interesting discourse in the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Alexandria, on Sunday lhori'ns'
i'm which he spoke of the good missionaries 49,
complishing among the savagts OF 'ho Go ~
Willis. and rave an account of his own cohFeisron =.
the early age or l6 years, through the lisirumrina.'i
OF a. missionary. Pah-Tah-Sesa, lsays INC &c &c. w.,
has been an authorized preacher OF Inc e"SPet ~ aor
last thirty years, eighteen of which were hpe. 49, "oosi
rh. Indians of the far North West, aud ON inc SoIS'
ur Greenland. Much success has attended MS re- us
iur among the savnges, and many cnnFei H. n
heen nude. The remains OF Sir John Franklin : u a..
~ were discovered by some oil the 'ei'o'' ="
congregations.
E,,pr,x L,yn.-Mr. William b. Richards OF
A,cyapdrin. the Gazette states. has soiu IL Pia' VI
larJ, about twenty acres, south and west" l INC ourai
gr,uuds, in Fairfax Co., for about iOo dollars per acre.
ih;s land Mr.. Richards purchased ii few years ago. ~
100 dollars per acre, which, at that tune, was Sunsu,
,r.d . n,pt nrice. Tho Nannasses zap hau Aoau
runs through u portion at inns iaho'
VALLEY BANK SrocK.-Two Shares OF Nune!
Bank Stock, sold in Leesburg, on Monday tue MN
~instsnt, for :l25 per shsre.
MAN KllIEp.-A young man named Stanley was
killed at Furror's ore bank, in Rockingham, a few
DAYS ago, by n mass Of iron orc falling on him.
FATAL AcclDgSr.-James CradIock, a boatmar
ON the Rivauna river, while in u state Of in.ox'cation
i.l from he purtico of the rotunda at tho University
of Virginia and broke his spine, from the ELECTS "
which hc uied on Thursday last.
LoupouS LASp.-Mr. WIN. Housi, last week. s'"
in the neighborlooJ of Waterford, Londouh co"'"-
his farm containing $40 Acres, t" Me''rS' Eoehe%o'
l.. Qrubb and VIM. Nirts, Tor 80 per "eie'
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POETRY.
For lie Eaqnirsr'
YET OLD GUARD AWAKE!

T." 81
r THE OLD GUARD AWAKE!
NH sbo,ts of applause, this kuow-No..ins cause
H,s cnl,ayored to awaken our fears;
W. n,.ufuily trust to our cnuse, for It's JUST
As our old ship of State proudly steers
Never think of defeat, for our States hara 0 ''
Fear not every Known Nothing threat
Democracy reused will kindie " biaze'
That shall light US to victory !"'
OF our leaders we're proud then DC y' ''"'N'
But true 20 your party As $tei; p,,
Viii be beaten-wi,h Patton and b'"'e'
,s nisseps;on should stamp, her foul name III our
Aud Accompaniment ma ! soldiers disgrace
tn ,tstion they hold, there are Others as bold
Who will c~heerfully fill up their place.
On ps.rio.s we call, let .!l:s foul party fall,
rrus religion will stand by our cause;
AVID :he adopted will stand, like the rest in our land,
Supported, and cheered by our laws.
Then, Old Guard, evake. Your honor's at stake
Though you need never fear u surprise;
Send YOUR sentinels ont, and with q loud shout,
Wen elect 2ocock, McComas and Wise.
RIGHT vs.. MIGHT.
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DEMOCRAHC MEETING IN GLOUCESTER
At n mve.it !. OF tho Democratic purity, in the coun
Is of Gloucc5S r, held at the Court House, on FRIDAY

DH.ht A'
At n mrc,i1 of tho Democratic purity, in the coun-
Is of Gloucc4 r, held at The Court House, on Friday
tI,. l3,h rf ASril, 1855. Superior Court day, Richard
i. Jones, ESD, Tas called {" the Char ana Thomas
:. Tuliaivro wax appoined Secretary.
The object nj the meeting was stated by MAY. w III.
Is. Taiiafrrro; when, on notion, u committee, com
posed of Mcssrs. w. APP. W. Jones, w. Is. Tnlini'rro,
j. w. &. Catlctt, y. T.. Tabb, I. Il. Page, Ralph
Rowe, W. I. Jones, Philip Ysatman, and j. L.
Deans, were appointed to attend the Democratic Con,
veution, to be held in Charlottesville on the 18th OF
April, for the purpose of nominating n candidate tor
the office of Commissioner of the Board oi Public
Works. -.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were nld-
ed to the delegation and the Editors Of the Enquirer
requested to act rs Atcrnntes.
On mn,ion of Maj;W. b. Taiaferro,
Resolved Tha: q Committee of Vigilance, composed
of ten, be appointed from each Magislerial District III
the county. The corlmittres to be composed of ia"
following gentlemen:
FIRST DIsTRIcrs~.Ralph Rowe, Jesse Thomas,
joel HAYES, Thus. Freeman, Geo. W. Billups, VIM
Freeman, Beverly Cluyierurs, Geo. Brown, Alex
Diggs, Jas. ID. White.
SECOND DIsrRIcT.-M. Is. Seawell, T. s. Taliafer
70, Z. T.. Tabb, John Crsmond, B. Is. Dntton, Frank
w. Cooke, Phil. lealman, }. l.. Deans, VIM. Z
Smith and Jas. *. Dabney.
THIRD DIsrRIcr.-Thos =. Fairy, Jos. Clayter
VIM. Ap. W. Jones. VIM. {. Fairy, Warner Roane
Franklin Ioane, Warner 7. Cooke, 1. c. Baytop
Jas. +. johnson, and \. Bachelor.
RICHARD p. JONES, Pres';.
.THos. SLDpoS TALIAFERRo, Secy.
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ER0M WARREN COUNTY.
FROST ROYAL, April II, 1855.
70 tr Eitors oj ne E"q"n'er.

To III ENfNVF " "E E"T"'''
FROST ROYAL, April II, 1855.
Mcssrs. Editors After due enquiry and n care
I'm, estimate, my opinion j., that the Democratic mn.
inri,v in this county cannot fall below 2jO-it will
probably reach 300. And in this Congressional dis
trict the majority Tor Us cannot be less than %5OO-pro-
badly COO.
Sam il b Dragging very high and seems confident Of
victory but cannot persuade myself To believe
TINT our noble old standard bearer is 10 be defeated
by such Il party-God, forbid it!
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Will You be so good as to tell me who or what is a
Know-Nolhingl The only thing ] know that is con-
fessedly a KNOWN othing is that burning mountain,
Nesuvius, hecla. Are all Know otbings like this
If 50, the boys will be fiery fellows-all raised on
.Sassengers, Shin Ching and Segars." Sd,n6o calls
himself "Sam," for short. Just as ] sign my name.
IKE.
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WILLIAM HtTTAIIE.

ATTORNEY Ar Lar, yI/OO CRY, MISSISSIPPI
NOSTiHIES TO practice IN the Courts held III jackson,
u Gnd in IHus" ct tn" Fifth Judicial District, composed
al the cOuH;"- 81 lh@D", Madison, Holmes. L-Hkr, Alfalfa
Winston and suniDn"r; will give strict attention To col
lrc'iOn OF claims, payment OF taxes Gni HdJu-ru"nt OF law
niles ia either OF those couIui"-. Rollers TO George Il.
Pcnk", E,q, Richmond DR.. +. J. Srlbl.ng, Stnun'rn,
Thos. +. Knox. Esq, Fredericksburg; Mcs.rs. Swimry,
Green s CO.. New Orleans M"-.r.. J. Wilde, b., sew
York; Gen. VIM. + Gordon. AIbem0rlr, va. y ~. ".
tiGugr. FsI. Washington C'r OCT ll-c~m
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pI.RIIc MEErINc Lar Nopru nrN

There will be a public meeting ut North Run, in
Henrico county, on Saturday, the 2lst inst, at hal
past 2 o'clock. The Democratic candidates will ad,
dress the meeting; also, P. H. Aylett. The opposition
candidates are invited to reply. NO. LII.
April Is, 1855.
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YARD.

EOIK +. ROGERS, RITZ St:"ct. irar A'a.n, Richmond.
eB Va. Dealer III ,I'iru, i;nhru add iu"cric,n MhKHLE
NONTfMryT TOMEE, GRAVE STONES, MANTEL
PIECES Of every description, WALL PLATES, FRONIa
DC, &C.
Any design in Carving cX'"n'"d in the neH'eht manner
tJrieTs from the country, with city reference, promptly
attended 10.
Mr. Rogers, having served his time in one of the lsi get
establishments ~ New York Ciy, and having much sSi"'
rirucc in the business, GHttcrs hlrscl, that all wGrE exc
ct,ed nj his shop will give rs entire satisfaction rs UTy done
North or South Oct. ely
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TaNIiE subscribe: u aoV manufacturing 4; rs .hnP, u
tharire;O~n. Jefferson couu'y. Va. " Ht 4 !
DRILLS with COMPOST HTTACHNE.Ts, tor sowing Hl"h".
for which he got ia" premium III th' late !'"'" ASHcuI,urh'
Fair Il; Richmond. This Drill ia simpl" III II. c9n'IuCntoh
durable ~ its make, and liz cost coHi"fHG'''y NM >
il effects Il saving to the farmer Of loo per r'h, !" ns ON.
lay. and alnos; tr-blce his prOits i" ~" eH."''p' '"u' "'
hi products. . l,r,e ,bo, .,
The duinTud for The Drill m., s",f"n " - a y a.
wac Impossible 20 meet Mi ths o't'i'. 'n, 49,, ~ 80"
he hold, sincc the Drill! lr, come !"," y, or, hv ,mc ,a.;y,
nnN iaM 5.I. i..,"s ,".tc. .a.r forty pounds OF Guano. ~
20" 'nn hr do cn,,..t attachment, = nr',rr thhn ~" nun.
-""hhy INC cVhpVst " ."" Nr:Bauiel Il. Mnndr. Esq, Ct
cIsr p"" e"an iy.I vs., into s., in b III ., s'n s".sd ,s'' w ,o5y
pounds OF huii,; -" Lr ,vc buahrlr 10 she acre. than two
pr"inc" NOR" Nn"So"irasr l.: = n"rdir's 20 .hy more about
iS'a bss1l ?' "@S%i Mi, Vii q, I, srss f 20 s9si' ' ii, ' n OF OF i:
.rr.t value ~ ,.es.. um.. application ~ soon IA posi-.
ndrant':.' W ,M", ruay b" enabled TO supply all demands
bic. in ori'' ""'
in do" nm, ~. .,rirtly attended TO, and Drills forwarded
according u "' WIN. 4. SuDDlTH,
rb,.lM,o.y, '.@,r-gu county Va