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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-12

0 eve Of an election, Of Parish constablcs
Justices Of the Peace, Coroner, Asses
sor, Senator, members Of tho loscc,
:. house. and other honorable peace max
! ers and breakers; all should alike
stand committed on important ques
, tons and there's none of more genera
) interest just now, than this of the "un
7 form" Shall tho Parish Police BE-
uniformed; that they may uniformly
look and act alike! The same ques.
ton, is at this moment shaking the
very foundation itself of the Crescent
City; and the Crescent remarks very
learnedly on tho subject: "The Pol.
leo Board, at recent special meeting,
having resolved to put in force tho
hitherto unobserved ordidance. requir-
ing the police, or portion Of them at
least, to wear a military uniform, Of
which blue cloth and brass buttons arc
to be the staple. The thing creates
general dissatisfaction, and designations
are abundently talked Of. The police,
or those whose 'feelinks' have reach
ed our ears. say that the inform will
render them impotent in sharp prac-
tice catching thieves, runaways.
ctc-bcsides making them the butt Of
boys, who, it is averrcd, had much to
do with crying down the gems d. arms
that gardcd the city in days bygono.
Tho city grandiathcrs, on the con-
trary, contend that IN uniformed pol.
ice will command four fouldrcspcct in
ARRAYS or riots. and that tho buttons
by their presence and military look
will prevent crime to great extent
prevention Of crime being moro
desirable than arresting persons after
crime is committed"
Twould seem then, that tho only
serious objection on the part of tho
Police posse comitatus is tho /" boys"
Here, there can arise no such objcc-
ton for our boys, arc good boys, and
well behaved.
Candidates should como out and
stand committed for independent of
the proposition to paint tho Comite
bridge "sky blue" there is no ques-
ton, Of greater local interest than this
Of uniform"
Observation-Disclosures in this
State is decidedly great place; that |
is, if lengthy Council proceedings, and
CITY ordinances do anything to.
wards making it SO. The STAR" new
er has less than two fresh pages Of
ordinances" each issue, and it is a.
weekly paper" We conclude that
the Office of Councilman" is ''feed
office, and tho occupants desire to
prove themselves, .JaiMyM public SER
Rouge Comet.
Yes stree Mr.. Pike, our town is
great town, and our Council one of the
most busiest ono in existence, but as
regards it being "teed" Office, our
Baton Rouge neighbor is very much
mistaken. 1t gives us plenty of work
out d little pay. Our neighbor
'ays our paper is weekly paper."--
We would for his spcciM information
tate that the "Star" is semiweekly
PAPER, but next week we will issue it
ri-wcekly, and that too during the
Canvass. SO much for our friend
Pike, and if he will only look at our
crms he will see the truth of our re.
narks.--Star.
Very good. Now, we should like,
o know what star, that at Carrollton
5? Is it the Ceorgium sidus; Sir
US, or the dog star, or is it the lost
)a1iada Tho 1oct M Jn,,la e. ILL.,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-12

70 In Bogels bow window, is a
o most curious machine-one that has
puzzled all the heads that have been
attracted by it. It is no use to ask
"what it is ?" Go look at it and
come to your own conclusion, and if
you are wise enough mot to express
it," why your judgement will not be
called in question. Bogcl, has just
been making valuable internal addi-
tons to his stock Of drugs, to meet
the ills which flesh is here to.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
DEATHS.

Died ut the residence of his son, in frenaI,.
MISS, on the 18Th of August. a55, after nro.
'rocied Illness. ROBERT BINGHAM. native
"i Mec5ifnhurg county. n. c., aged so years, 6
months 3 days.
In Tins county, on the I2,h instant, Miss + 4
MOORE. only daughter of Mr. Samuel Moore.
aged about Is years.
In IhIs place, on The 18th instant, ADELAIDE
W., infant daughter of w. F. ard Martha Ph,ier
aged year and months.
Also al Carolina College on the 18Th instant,
Miss ELIZABETH, only daughter OF Mr.. Nathan
t. Taylor, IN the 18th wear Of her noe. Miss
Iayl"r was attending her literary courses NJ Cot
Iege when the fell destroyer marked her foe his
owH Ii must be 4 source Of consolation to her
Surviving friends TO know that she was prepared
and Tendy for the Maser's use
"Why should we mourn departed friends,
Or shake at deaths alarms?
IT'S but the voice that Jesus SENDS
To call them his arms"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
Tie Grcat ,VaasyvortL, Esiate.

James Nad>w"rth owns ahon' o'oOo acres o.
land IN Avon New YORK as 'hncn more IN VEN
'>'r' about D w" III me town Oh hu>h' ''"o" or
u UtO IN the l""u "' CiIeG"ht' ana Il great many
thousands IN other towns I'D 'hi| ana "thfr co"h-
ties. And it IS nearly all good land the best IN
Inc STAR anu c''iS'."'S ne
''S'" - - '.rr - u ".'I
y ~, 'I .-;,,I,,,.
''>'" 80 3'"'''''E '"S' ''""' i,,'' "'''' =
"'' -. 'l'r' - - ~ = ''O'
- :I'' i IlliIiir :; Tho ,rd
III : ,' =" ,i57.,I,;',,, han NJ wis
,.L :,',,, 80, g.. L,,,a,L,, H.. conr,rv and
in,,n,,,,II, =. ,,,r G,r Ibc smaller L.ndboljrrs if
Tho ia,,I. ,,y.ncd h.. HIM were owned by two hun
d,,J ,brir,v moor men, no would live upon heir
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
"THE SPECTATOR. -

AwEEkGY JcrE>Af Pt Bill. IIr:p VA HINGg oN GiTy.
II uudcrs nrd rroI.osc about tltr first
o June next. ia the cry OF Washington, the publ
ca'ion OF weekly Pnt 30 BE- allied the $50 ctatp
designed nt general circulation among tic people of The
United &oics. is columns viii contain u full iacst ui
the Of The day, !vciln and .rtsc>t weekly
review oil finance aud tie market, synop,iS Of the
proceeding, OF Congress curing its tos>iqn; taLos OF
election returns the important political rcton of Stat
legislatures, and Of part cohvt1ions; int resting nil
Ham, and tci, uc nait Hriicc@ HcTictnr;
toy h Giua ari:cos upon TIC lyatn I,,pc,
h Y. Much vaIu,blr Iu ratlnn rrl.tIyc tho oi,
the tx, clltjyc D.pnriu, Of the G.y r.
ruct,t pec her with the w,rLiy lit Of pafrnts ~
be- i,uaI in its c,IuuiE< = Ar.c portion ot lis epaca
It's oc.;ion tAe pnIi'jc c,itrc the uuI"n will
fora opportunities always 10 procure the latest micrmd
tjnu on public al .iTS.
Il - the lat, uion o. thr Adersigncd 10 make tho
S,ort Tor acceptable visitor to house in tho
Union, ard II will therefore any occasion
tic p''~ttauh Of PtriZ"n Pa~ r. Lof will il any
a:i glance 10 men; nut nan!ng fixed and decided
views questions Of political economy, and upon
-ton q" gov rnn!Clt, it II disseminate and pronul-
o. = them occasion may require-always keeping
rcuIly III view the interests of the country, grow hE
Of foreign d well as domestic ahIirs
The Spectator will be printed in quarto form good
pr per and type c number containing eight pa
gcs matter making volume annually Of4IG ger.
Ia ell volume will be accompanied by full and
plete index Of its contents, thus making it most vaus.
bic paper for preservation and reference. 1t will be-
payable always in No per will be continued
be yond the time for which it is paid.
All subscription and communications business
should be addressed to the undersigned at Washington,
d. C. AUG. F. HARVEY co.
Washington City, May y, 1855. 49,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
Meeting Of the Alumni.

,,.p informal meeting OF n few Of the Alumni
,n,vid,on Cullc.c, on the oh of August Rev.
I. =. Pbarr. u. D., was CALI d 10 the Chair. and
p.v p. T. P,'uick was appointed Secretary.
7, having teen asc rInned that an association
r Alumni had formerly been instituted and from
s,ne cause or Other had faiIt 10 meet in The last
,vo or three wears, il was r. solved that com.
,,;lCc lie appoinrG TO seek out the Constitution
and Ry Laws of said Association, and bring them
lrlore the meeting of The Alumni, TO be called dur
inc The next Commencement; Of Davidson Col
Ire and if such Constitution and By Laws con-
rni be found, TO iorme such rs they may deem
sri,,bIe 10 be submitted 10 the next meeting OF
the Alumni. The same Cummiltee was charged
with rbc duty OF securing an Orator to deliver an
Address before the Alumni al the next Commence.
,,nt % Davidson College.
Thi. Committee consists Of the following gem
,,mrn. viz: Rev. s. C.. Pharr, ID. D., DIR. L. ~
IIu,chson, Rev. p. T. Prnick, Dr. James IT.
Houston and S. W. Davis, Esq
The Rev. DR.. Phnrr having brought to the re.
rrcmhrance of The meeting. the death Of ]. NJ.
Kirkpatrick, Esq, a Alumnis Of Davidson Col
Ire il was Resolved. that Jno. l.. Miller, J. r.
Mclean and Rev. Il. n. Davis, be Il COMMITTEE
70 prcnare a suitable miraIe touching bis death,
and have it published in III YDrEriUc EHguirer,
Ns,ih C'lroiinu Wig and Western DcmocrGf,
and transmit u c"Py to the family of our deceased
brother.
II was Reserved that Rev. p. T. Prnick, Rev.
6 C.. Alexander and DR.. z. II. Barr, be appoint
ed a COMMITTEE 20 PrcPrre fer publication, and as
extensive circulation possible, before the
Committeeman Of Davidson College, an Address
i, the Alumni Of that Institution, calling upon
N. m to come TO The and of their Alma Mater, IN
Tie noble cause Of learning and religion.
It was Resolved, that Mr.. F. II. Johnston. be
Committee 10 consult with the Faculty of David.
snn College, ard secure some s3rab" time during
the next Common c,InenI Of Davidson College Tor
the delivery of an Grafton in public by an Alum
rus OF that institution.
l. was Resolved, that the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in such news papers in Nar'h
and South Carolina, as shall secure for them an
fA.cusye circulation.
The meeting hen adionrcd
S. c. PIARR, Chairman.
r. r. PENICK, Secretary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
4 EEHrVNNi Incident.

The Detroit Advertiser tells oC Il team Of bright
bay f.c wear old mares. IL hnm1s high, long and
Inn bull, sturdy, tough. strong, AMI smooth, re-
Gently matched BY :. p. W, of Calhoun Co,
Michigan, E.r farm service better tam never
settled i matd board into greer >ward, W
had sixry-iiyr acres q! nuhIc wheat, and he had
rurcha<. ncw McCurmicc's reaper. IL which
IN rhr pri L. al his heart, he h'Ich-d The mar 5,
>cnruiug to dSgra>e his fin" crop and new r""P"r
Av contract with ANYTHING in IN" sh up" OF horse
Il Sh poorer than his very hest.
The mares were harne>S"d II III" ''machine,
Il raw Du'chman, who had never reaper,
WAS put ON 10 drive, and away they went; al the
fr, rrvolution of The big reel, which They saw
ever heir binders, they became impressed with
rh. rIra that they we're houni ''to run wild De ma
ri..nc." and SURE enough they did, through The
lg " heat field in all possible zig Ing dire cIon$,
cutting some, breaking down the balance, and
scattering ihp grain far and wild behind them
Tie Durchman c'uug To his seat Tor Il :" hl', yell
ing "woe ~ in nineteen different dialects, until th"
truck Of the reaper struck Il ston", whcrcat IN"
Goundcd some zen feet IN Tho AR, describing par.
al"c curve, with radius Of iuc"mv"nlrut length
md finally brought UP, hull down, in the middle
81 the field.
The mares kept on as though Ceres had Hired
4tcchuS for GARDINER. and was bent on bust
N" machinery rat ling, The great reel revolving
with fierce velocity, and the knives crashing away
n the grain like the teeth Of mailman. until the
breaking of a single tree ended over the machine
and the mares stretched it far the barn, where
they remained at last accounts. The n"Xt day
>iv remarkably oid-i"shioned craiirs were "bsPrv
ID bu>ilv at work in that wheat field, and notice
headed
PATENT REAPER FOR SALE!
was to be seen posted on the front gate.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
PIANO F0RTES.

EAae-7 MIR. RAMSEY, of Column
.s-s1sstzz%=sz&s vi bia, So. Ca, Pinn0
2sa.s@a5sa@s Forte and MHsic DeaI-
so 81 CT. is constantly receiving
LssSsssA good supply of Pianos with
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
III oEIce.

d - GAOOn
iii citizens of Meckenburg and all who are inter
| eSted in the success of the Wilmington CherIotte
aud Ruther ord RaI Road are invited TO attend Rail
Road meeting to be held at Hope we'll Church on Friday
the 81 st of August The ng vii be addressed by
gentlemen OF distinguished ability, and ls 70 be hop
cd that the people will take advantage OF the cpportun-
lty, that they now have to hear them
There will be also Rail Road meeting in Lincoln
county, at Beaes Old Field, on Saturday the LIST of
September. The public are respectfully invited.
c. c. HENDERSON,
II. w. GUION.
3. s. JOHNSON.
Executive Committee for Lincoln county,
August ., 1855. j-lt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
MARRIED.

Married. al Davidson College. the OH inst.
hv R-v H. L. Rock we'll. Nj. JOSEPH ". GUD.
GER, to Mis-, I.OUISAS. ARMnCR. all Of his
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
Ntm Q0GGrtigrmrntg.
EFssR "a AE.E-

AN excellent house GIRL, ana good nurse Aged
about IS years. For particulars apply to
L. a. BOONE
July IS, 1855, ST
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established agency in the
| town Of Alligator, Columbia County, Fla, for the
purchase location OF Land Warrants, the pur-
chase and Of lands generally, improved and unlnI-
proved. The fact icing established that iall
Road is be constructed Immediately, connecting The
Atlantis and Gulf Of NeXico running through he entire
length OF the county, Fast and West IN view OF
the great fertility OF our sol the unusually fine gro"t
of pine timber the lald, the hrdlthtu OF the
climate and the reasonah terms on which ants can
be Obtained there is p"IhHIs no section OF tn"
Union which affords cqua Inducements to tn enlIgfant
rom Older States. Having tad some experience in
farming the different kinds OF land, end acquired
genera knowledSe OF them throughout the county and
having acquired unusual ABILITIES TOR point ~ out sue"
as are for sale either Of public private lands hn
feels very confident # making II the interest OF all
persons W i>lng inform alton, WHO nay have deter
mined to sett IN TloriLa TO cal on INN.
W 9. JEFFREIS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
ssaEsE-sE NOTICE.
NEW G2kND DyCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
E.DiS.
Capital lI.OOO.OOO. FL

e THIS LOAN is guaranteed y the Government, and
| Viii be dawn IL di.lrr,il PT,z's az % lows:
Is Hf 80. 0G0 EE<. & 5 OF 1000 Els.
, Of - $50 Us. - %! 1900 FS. Of - 900 Fls.
81 # $4,000 rs 10 Of ) eco lis , OF 1900 fl-
81 Of 1000 Els 3CG OF , O05 Els. 1914 Of 900 Els
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
LUMBER FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale fine lot of well dried
L Lumber, at Roses Steam Saw Mill, six or seven
miles from Chor!otte. Those who wish to purchase
wall DO well by calling him.
SAMUEL LAYING.
August ;, 1855. 5-}t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
Watches! Watches! WatCkCS!

AsSA THE subscribers are now receiving large stock
81 of WATCHES from Tie most celebrated ma hers
also 4 rich stock of
Fashionable JeweIry, Chains, &C.,
all of which will he sold low FIR cash short time
70 punctull dealers.
THOS. TROTTER & son.
april q, 1855 4Gtf
Wing copy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
1928 Fulton Street, N. Y.

o. Mcssrs. Mum & Co. have been for many
yfa:s, extensively engaged in procuring patents
tor ncw inventions. and will advise inventors,
wiDh'u charge, IN r"gard TO the novelty Of their
ImVrov"U CiIiE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

PATENT REAPER FOR SALE!
WAS to be seen posted OF the front gate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11
TTh1rsEl fra EES ILoYEL,
/ ID J1FYEs n RAILROAD DEP or
Harpors- Ferry, Virginia.

II FO4s" = . = 2 {, q. ,. !, -
The sntsef1bGr respectfully begs leave 70 inform
HE I,,lic that this Hotel Is renovated
ana improved for bstter and enlarged aceonmoda-
ton for during summer With the late I'M
proyeneuts and determined perseverance, effort
or outlay shall be Wunting 70 render this HOTEL in
every respect to the invalid or to comforts and &C
equal TO any Hotel in the Valley. The
Is All be furnished with the best this and
Baltimore markets. DINNER always ready on.tha
arrival of the Baltimore daily cars ana ample tune
ssr WincGsster or Baltimore. Passengers stopping
here to view our bold romantic mountain scenery
TIER stay. cal s.most respectfully solicited, to
enable the fling public to judge Tor thenaelyes
eti'AO' '+' = II. CARRELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

TETJNI or Glass aud Putty, Painta nnI t1Ii; tGF
w -,i.y,yE KEYES s EEARSLEH.
d. 1915.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11
Harpers-Fcrry, July II, 1854
RAWLINs' HOTEL,
Corner of queen and BnEh stFcets'

MARIINShO hII ' ~
trNE undersigned begs leave respectfully TO inform
/ the community and travelling public that he has
taken the Hotel formerly known as the 'serkeiey
HOUSE, The House has recently andergone
aDtcd to the wants of the traveller and sojourner
A large and connections STABLE 10 attaches TO
tl,e PREMISES The iuSuries of the TABLE Will o9
surpassed By none, and the AR is ut all times suppled
with choice selection Of superior wines and liquors.
Bsggare ia ken to and from the DePotfr OF charge
and ia had weather Carriage will run to the Depot
for the accommodation of travellers without any add
tional expense. nuY,NyS
March . l952-Iv Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11
HARDWARE,

THE subscriber has received full s17rpiy of Hard
L ware consisting of white Ivory hn ndfe knives,
and silvcr-Plascd Forks, Plated Tea and Table
Spoons, Bufcpw's Handle Tea and Table Kniv"sand
Forks, very 7hesp a large supply and the best
sorirnCnt of Pen and Pocket Knives that
brought 70 this market and very cheap; Hinges,
Bride Bits, StirruPs, Spurs, DOp- Bslh. Gunwals
assorted Hand Bells of ali s.zcs: Carpet Rods, p
large supply of polished Steel and Brass head Sho ei
aud Toags; Ra:ors aud Razor Strops frst-rate ar
tcle, warranted with supply of every article in
the Hardware line.
Also general es7artr of Groceries, Queen ard
Glasswarej ia n Bricks for CleEniny knives Her
ring by the dozen. T. RA WHY'S.
Nuvcmher %. 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11
ADMIN fsrp 4 I..;;,s sELE.

WILL, be IN tr'.: OF the CourthoG~e on tie
oa. RON say Of December. CDuir-Gay, the Las
- SlA'"S' 'scupisd by the lat. VIM C.. worthngtus
80. 1t viii he sold It's il stands III. purchaser having.
the privilege Ef moving the building the c&pir,:-
uon OF the PRESENT LsaNe, or renewing tho GrGung
rent OF the COOPERATION. Lease expires lat January
Attic same tinc will be offered share Of stock IN
the Shepherd GOWN Bird re company.
Terms for tie Office third III ho MI, bolancc "a
six and twclv IlnutlLs Nth intrggt Stocks sold ~,
a credit of 60 laws for a rood note.
nov. 2T, lSd5 SAMUEL RIDENOUR,
4 4, ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11
i.ol'l-ls sAE. ...E olE pI.ILSoN u PRou-

s Y LAG 81 ALE OF IsIsIi SON II I. p IS1YE+
gSSf4r. EFTYss
Ss: vail otier ut o1hlie vale, at GEli
ie"I on Eile 26tt deg Of Bt4sat5cE. pIlhis +;
i,ro,, 4, tefsonai Property 81
11 1s Aad r1il, consisting Ia E;,t follows
& ~ = iO9sE.l 3E.1 AND ZUTCSG4 Ru.adfrURE, s
D'h M sett, Write Chin,i
large LalsY1; Il
% yds. efnsvF Csrpetisp
mead l Of Sislf' all yodnq, largo Soghd and welt
! mead Of Sy,krk Horses, and colts:
uns brood Mares yoke of Oxen
a. nd nIich Cows % head Wf Stock CattlV II
% mead "I u:cf Cattle 4 30 lea of SiFiep; 81
- mead OF tItiogsj % head stock h9gsi ).
Q me brood iShws and Pigsi y:
nav road Wagon; ! farm wagon:
OK Carts !; 5IRarshaar Piotip-ha;
double shoH,El Fioughs; single slioVei Plongha
Harrowa Cradles, Moving ScytiTes, wagon and
Tough GeeriiPg 20 tons Timothy Hay;
CUri in thc Glib Be &c 8
! Euhyani4 Wheat Fan
Section RtiiIcr;
TERMS All sums t,nder $40 cssh, and All
sums OF ; 10 and upwards credit OF nine month";.
Purchaser eigi, bond with security. Tire fat Cattl:
idt Hogs aH'! Cdrn, will be sold credit u six
fncnths, PurctGAcr Givii.s, brd and IToYed Ascc:
ity with interest," from dJ : UI cd lc,
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11
I'll the world shy what they can,
,,.,.iac p.iz.s N. Ans.l * Co., are the men.
:" II. ANSEL & CO.
R1yKERS, EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY


lost respectfully prrsent'to the public, gall
nj .1y Of prizes, which were never sur assvd by
=, ,,9,it'r Lcf"rc. and AZ it is Christmas We
]. n I,.yisc one and all u scnd us a v, or $40
/. u Lnvr good large prize to gladden. the hearts
fy,r family Tor chri5tnas.
SnrlnAd: YENTCRED, NOTHING WON.
n Sci * CO, must say, that of iatc, their
sending good Prizes u their Virginia custo-
~, has bucu unparalleled.
,r,ur tn. 2riz- sold, to Hampshire Co.,
Ia 51j on, to MOmpme.,lia Of S2,250; 3 prizes
i1Tiouu County Of $500, S2,lnO and 800; to
:I.r;rs County, We gold one Of 5 800 and 500
%,r. r,uto,,u 5 1919; to Sheuund0ah County. $ H.
10 Berkeley county, s 1900; and S7O0; to Clarke
..str, SI.750; besides many others, toO nuu1er-