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We desire to put ali nterrogaiory to ncighbor
ofthe Enquirer, who to b- wonderfully pleased
with the nomination OF Buchanan although the TACT just
the reverse, suspect We desire know whether the
Enqir'r with its candidate for the Presidency in
the opinion tha "teH rents day for The ia5orno man
IL ~age- enoushf
We put the question -quarey because there great
many aoonng men ia this country, and erva, many
here liz Richmond who feel interest in ascertaning
beforehand whether it will be the policy OF Mr. Buchaa
administration TO reduce aboring mems wages to ''ten
cents day" They would be under obligations to the
Enquirer for early and satisfactory answer Shall
thew have IL
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The New York Herald Of Sunday publishes the follow
ing extract from IL Pari. correspondent writing under
Dat Of May 2I.t
hr FILLMORE arrived here yesterday from Copenhagen
VI" iei' Rom" Ta view 10 go 10 Russia but found the
Baltic bocke with ice :, bee returned hero, aud will
10 "iew d'y.. leave Tor Eugand. You may expect him
home 10 tour FIVE weeks lie Looks remarkably
veil and venture say the MOS. composed candidate
Tor the Presidency uoW cStAut Mr Fdmorereo ivcd the
hrst official Information oi boz. nomination by the Amcri-
c'n party 30 Venice aud ,dupcatc Of IL here tho day
before yesterdy liz acceptance g,c. out by the same
mail Which carri,' p letter Nr D. endorses the gen.
er' principles Of the porm and condemn. an sectional
agitation lie accept. thc nomination q. Il national man
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MOI safe

What have they here in Virginia to say to the nomna.
ton of Buchanan who contended so srenuously short
time ago that it would be unsafe nominate lnan not
identified with the passage Of the Nebraska bils Have
their opinions this subject undergone any change
y? II not, how they he paryish and unpatri.
otto in these perilous times to support isae man
for the Presidency We put it to the Fredericksburg
Recorders not the nomination Of old Buck Surrender
Of the ~hoe question: far the principle of the Ne.
br-ska bill i concerned You used TO think 80 Do YOU
think so still; by the way shall publish Mr. Irving
ant-Buck manifesto in day two-its good card Tor
the canvass
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4 HENRY CLAY WING.


AT meeting OF old line Wings held at Powhatan c.
H., Monday. tho "a day Of June, 1856,
On motion. PHILIP ST. GEORGE COOKE Esq was
appointed Chairman and BENJANiS w ENNEY Secretary
The chairman having briefly explained the object OF
the meeting.
On motion of Edward {. Mosby, Esq. the chairman
appointed the following gentlemen delegates attend
convention OF old line Wings 10 be held in Richmond
the 18th OF July next, such other day may be
selected agreed viz William Murray, DR.. John e.
Skelsoh, Peter J. Haskins Robert Hsskins VIM NJ Skip.
with, James NJ. Harris Egbcrt q. Leigh Joseph A Roy.
all Danirl Stringer, James VI. Sublett, John H. Holman
Charles Carter Lee, Edward Scott, VIM A. Tuipin Sr ,
DR. Thomas J. rurpn, DIR. VIM. W. Eustsce, Edward L.
Mostly, Edward Cunningham Robert X. Dabncy, Sr, VIM
:. Dance Willis J. Dance. Josiah T. Smith, Roderick
Payne, VIM. J. Harris, Richard Anderson DIR. K. W.
Nelson. Randolph H. Hnncy, Wilson Winfree Geo. y
\. Porter, K T. Graves Alexander Owen, Robt c. Oven
lsham Ball. VIM c Netherland, Blair Burweil, DR.. Jos
V. lIobson Willis Hobson.
On motion.
Resolved That any other old line Wings from the
county of PoNhatsn, who may be in Richmond at the
time o the meeting OF sid convention. be requested
attend the same a. delegates from this county.
On motion,
Resorcd That the chairman and secretary be added
the above delegation and that the proceeding. OF this
meeting he the Richmond WING for publication
PHILIP ST. GEORGE COOKE, Presd't
BENJ w. FINNEr. Secretary.
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PASS May e. The market for cereals l. very firm and p,e
connue r. advance The injury % The growing crops
rain las be- n aseai deal exaggerated.
HavEF' MAY S-Pfces q csrais SIN advanelnr with quite
animated business 2ist-Cereais demand Awer.u go
II selling Eil per bbi.
AxrwEHr, May tssiock ~ American Tobacco e1hsu and
sales 70 report CrreaWheat demand and lta
higher Rye also active. but prces les arm
May 1.-THE " Tobseco l. 90 much reiured
ta transactions must yefy Hunted Wsa markst
General pretty Hctive but The receipts
IN = limited scale Ril Cereals unchanged.
'orss My wheat in good demand and advancing Rye
Harvrs i9Te NJ Tobacco on hand si4 hhs M
Disnd iS DO virginia go 10 Kentucky 40 wh-aln
letter dsmand, hut hrn
,HnUso. May i9Te transactions Tobsoco are snns NJ
dok hand beng much reduced there " nothing
2ds naers hgr and IN dmand, mostly for eSpurt Belgium
stsTrfs, Nay 2'-Ccreas-wieat somewhat hrm. re
frnIy s1trinef.
Tsirs, May i9whea br.k demand advancing the no.
csips are rapidly taken
barrc, Way t9.CsreaisTsrs r. Hs Of importance i,v In
wheat The rvcepts nothing h- demand limited
the Immediate Want- Rye In demand Tor consumption
kosUsnFHn, hHy N
DALI ted Eich When ty do certainty dpr.
market Tie upprs q Wheat not very extensive
n those qualities NJ Tor export.
srocEmLS. My tsCeresls-The market generally IL oue
wheat v quoted ~ tn. 25fs3s
R0a, May i5rhe transactions not a. exteu.,ve a. ev
might e nuntsr o. vessels entering the port limited
~ FEftt-nthG May l2-Nong " Importance doing Ttiov.
Hemp vey hm oerea very aeve, large place
OBsrs May 9-c.rcsls-Te make, 8. resna,.d since ,.,
hondHy WHEAT lng according quality; snail,
and mostly of good quality
NEW YORK NARKErs June TIL
We srs Indebted 10 hes GrayG Gs..el, Commission Msr.
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hne iOthTwrny Of land county, V miles frou
Petersburg to be sold by Son front Exchange Peters
burg at ~ o'clock VI.
liu-Persmpory sale Of "Iog Island" surry county COO
tanning about 2I be sold In Petersburg O'Clock
l2Ih Two valuable Kent county, callrd Mini.
lens" and " Naidrn'-," to be sold At the House
l6t Commissoners' sale Of Hanover coun.
ty, liPJb
lithA farm Of n af heavy woodland In Chester.
nrl county about miles from Manchester o'clock 90
isthESecutors sale 81 Rent Mountain tract containing
upWats 81 pO acres, lying chiefly 10 Roanoke
the premises.
i9hSac Of several valuable land tP Jam-sD near
Hunsatk-, Ia Roanoke ~ o'clock ". adj
same dayhs falisburE mill aud farm. bingham Co
Ale" commissioners a In Hanover county land
ul miles north OF RehmondD with several buildings
at same time ter twelve slaves
July 1h.The Union
tanslurg, nigomcfy county, by decree Of Court.
18TH Of about In
land county, ~ miles from Cartsrsvlie.
l5hPrrempory sale Of 1880 AbemAre coun-
~. miles from Charlottesville. Terms very
l6th-Naluable Iou,.a
~. containing about $40 miles from Richmond
lthNaluablc farm, "Hawhel" Orange county
'$ acres Of land Of which Go cleared. Bee ady't
ay-anoueT valuable
-ecn $40 snd 300 also house in village Of
2IdPanaton In Goocand county containing 1855 acre. NJ
which fIb heavily tlmlcrrl. Terms very l,eraI
f6tbeautl residence and valuable called Linden
containing sls situated In Orange county about mile.
aug la tract Of ~ lying the canal in Puvanns
county. Terms liberal
the Court House In Lexington the franchise Of the June.
ton Valley Turnpike company, etc.
Dec R-A plantation containing $500 North Ala
hamG
GEocEsrEs
jun 2hSale Of groceries, the suction store Of Daven.
port Allen co. CO umeneing At 10 o'clock A. 81
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RIcnsoNp. June 9Th. 1856.


Msssrs Editors: Your readers be aware OF the
fact that the old Liue whigs Of Lynchburg have IT.
Gently held meeting, which delegates appointed
TO State Convention proposed be held ia this cite on
the 10th OF July next A. "0ld Line Wing" who has
never co-opersted with the American party rejoice
at this movement and anxious that there should be
prompt response thereto. have looked eagerly at the
Wing every morning for the past days with the hope
and expectation Of finding cal" for reunion Of the
"men OF 40 and ~" but without success As other
person has yet forward to take the initiative beg
leave to sound the tocsn this occasion and
those. who were proud acknowledge Harry of
the West as their leader meet in council at early
date The precise dsy aud place of meeting Messr Ed
itors, trust will take the responsibility to designate
do not understand that any action beyond reogani-
zaton oi the party contemplated this time, for the
lynehburg resolutions expressly declare such be the
object OF the Convention and that the party, when
organized, though for it may remain in MINOR.
~ and DC unable to shape the practical policy OF the
country, will occupy the proud position Of ndcpen-
dent party-loving principle than place. and hold
ing between the contendng factions OF the day. the bal
ance of power, resiy and willing sssys and only
IL As duty and patriotism may demand"
A HENRY CLAY WING.
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PRIVATE OFFERINGS or REAL EsrArE.

Beauin farm o. ten acres called Spring f
north n Richmond hdyd by q. a A. U8JuJ
% land, Banr river Halifax county T9T
U7JvJ zig ~
A farm Of 500 Roanoke county known Rent
Mountain '-lI0 cleared UiAD
Atct Of band. embracing 1uu acres situated In the VALLEY NJ
Virginia, near Fncastc az
The etate called White acres, King wm county
90 TIE Matiapuuy river. y miles fruu q. ~ (tfD
Frm Of jni u PoWhatan county dwelling etc. there
uf1
The wh" Sulphur Sprlnv. In Greenrier Zee
Country and farm Of 80 Painssyiv Amelia Co
~ niirs from Richmond. Price t9ADD Ufl
Tie farm called "seafod" In Matthews county, containing 7ss
acre.. ~ which hiO arr arabic, Of)
Plantation m Goocisnd county miles Richmond called
Mount Remand" containing ~ (if)
Fa Abrmsrie n about 80 acres
Orange county.
Yarn jane. river In buckingham county opposite Housrd
VILE. containing 6Gj acre..
An rstae containing 1880 Amelia and Nottouav eoup
tie. ~ miles from Richmond Advertised by H. Masters an
~ about so In KnE William county ~ miles from
Richmond 90
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We publish elsewhere " communication rom "a Hen.
~ Clay Wing urging the speedy holding Of . wbiq
meeting in tl' city for the purpose Of responding To tho
suggestion Of our Lyuch5urg friends Tor convention in
hehmond on hc 18th Of July nest The Wing. Of Rich.
"o"d We have reason To know o respoul to hat sug,c
"on most heartily aud il O., their purpose We understand
70 hold meeting rt esry day We sincerely tru.t
they will The Wing. ia the various countc. are ,lready
moving IN rc matter aud have no doubt that We shall
have large aud g'ou' gathering here next month Let
'hs couutes aud towns appoint delegates at once
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MEETING OF THE PEOPLE Of ORANGE ''

There will be meeting OF the citizens of Orange at
Orange courthouse the 4th Monday in June at 10
o'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF taking such steps NAV
be deemed best have interest in Kansas represented
We hope every that feel. any interest in the great
question Of the day, (slavery and possibly attend
will do Let early, organize the meeting and
be ready for business by lO o'clock.
WINGS, DEMOCRATS KNOW -NoTHINGS. &c
win The papers friendly to the cause insert this
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chants No 10 Front 81 ss- ros. ar cop, IN. "A'rsA.n,
Price Current. from which quote .nn.ssd paragraphs
. ss,os s nss' S., not s wy RIB, 30, much
.'o- BY Isa, and not suited
oS r arr ,.tsS s.SS. 81
ssSs and sS $ s r.S sS a. ss rs
81, tor eoadsa,nsd sa.srass. 80" '~
wusm-ln What since ,h. day -s,t susins..
ssps ~ n. 'T Sa." ssS sss ."S
81 ~ Sss !. hsE,. esy, hass hsd mo-, dd .d,.D.
an .ea'.@.a, Of s,o 90 prime iS VIZ
Ssay sssss- q In. ps. .ss sS ne ss.
. ~, ss, s M hi. :ss., r
:. many S.. s Ss'
s c -s In. By ~ ss. s., I,.
selves esysn their immediate .ssoan,. fs The
sSsss ssSss t: .a ss,.
rpOrt. much smaller than .s,,
as. nsr s Sos pS " 4 az should I
etr.c, then liberal shipn'n,s nd good
The following IRON the Commercial Advertiser Saturday .nsr
noon :. the latest report Of the New York markets;
fLors-ws notice much better erJot
aoS% sS%oa se sSS oS s ss .e s s%
export upon these iad ,ha, the .ne. T. NOR, 10y
rnsrs Is n. %.r.l t. rou in In.
49, Ss a. s s n aISsI vim s S'a.,': sa..
GnAs-for wheat good demand both for .,por, and
s SS"S SS . and . p.,, a.. 2s better
for Whit. s,S,rn taosiss Southern 81 Tor hand
Corn ha. advanced per bu.h,i With better de-
a%a s' prime s.s" s.T. sO SS'ns ss
nsii parcel. handsome yellow suit @ aud esc 10.
sy@..%rhe Irm.ns I. s o. y 70. NV, ws.s Ia
hhd Cub, al TSGssIe p,is,. h.r. ir,n IN, n
y N since yesterday morning ~
We copy from the Shipping and commercial List:
rig soo'nss. dan and the ..is. 20
rp,in nov i'm ard a., And 10 , . sns 49, ~ o. ul. de-
consumption from this port io IN. r.., Az ,, @ ,ns
say y month a, an s,,,axS ME- ., sss
he Iss s.ss. %... e. F" @ | f.
. ,O a. a.. 1s11S , IS h a~ss;n son No. PIG sa r.a
hrarnr Scotch obviously m.,.r.liy int-r rh ~
M o. ,e later a. The large falling % the mports"ns
at price corresponding in ys..
consumption rnre yrsr Without further imrsar,s
Il the year a. fsIr
tee sale. Of 80 bil.. Doubles at cents, & mos. wv
BALTIMORE MARKETS J,r.- pm
h.. ss-n better demand Io, COT mi. .
has improved materially The an,aon. hi. -,eS .mnsc.
s"u, 5000 bags. considerable ~hrh taken ON -p-ru
aon The sales include GA bags prm, iildii
f'sH-rhers good Of all dscrp,ion. and
pce. yell sustained Potomac North Carolina shna are
hns last AZ they arrive AT tOsln0 bbl
brands Herngs less active, n-verhrI.. rood
Tor short and full hrand. "
~, p5 GTeE advice. eon,nos to be uovOsee Tor ru
Sst TnSr hss benz sr sIrss Md Ohio ssrsr q" eS c,n
great desrrr Of actiyI,y H. S,Ta., @
received yrsterdNy hiss had little upon the ..I Yon
".es to-day quotations. Fou he. BEEN corI"t
forward this quite freely The Inspection exceeds ~ , M,
rel.
dA, The receipts Of GrAin heavy hut III. de.
hand brisk, consequently price. pretty well
without material ehsser ne to,.Isn aS,i.
reri,i this week rather lees favorable hut -y
ns.ke for export hi. week OF 10 IA
,he; wseS and l' bushels Corn Liverpool snd OF SOME
-rste-market bushels Oh r,d today na
red. good to prime ~, Cr, Th no. " 10
There bushels offered to day and p.ty oil a, 81 A.
cents. =. 10 quality if. 1TssT. S "a " hi y'S~ -
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nomination. which Is being transmitted by telegraph
TO her people viii be received with acclamaons aud
triumph
Nc Preston continued at considerable length in e.pla
nation Of the position Of parties al the present time aud
was followed by several other speakers The Convention
finally Adjourned amid the greatest enthusiasm
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Wlsny straaced SnuthernDcmocrat tell u. vhv Old Boil
lion "a - deeply Interested n Oh Buck nomination. This
- some~hs' mystery 10 us-aud pray that tbc clear
81 op. We hid thought Benton Black Republican
Has Barhsnsn made Old Buii,n any Noriieya pledges
touching t'e slavery is-uc There's u the meal
bag. Omsshcre We beg the 6ayairer TO icust the
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Nrrw AND HEaDAu,r uoous

w. ~
~ anl fot sale by A. NORRIS. " Main street.
The Life and Travels ~ vrodtus the Finh Century before
CiI ~ Imaginary Biography founded Ysot BY Tsboys
The Huguenot Bales The Tme'of Lou, XIV Historical
Our Cousin Veronca.eor sctnes sud Adventures
hdr't by May Elizabeth Wofmiey
enrnng Read by Jacob ABBOTT Illustrated With hundred
aud sixiy
Mechanics Table, containing Areas circumference of Cir
rls' an sides, of Equ squares Sc Sc by Chs Hssvs Ma
fihe hngineer jeiO
SIunER PANTs.--Ressived thi. dsy by Jsm.,tovn.s
- addo stock ~ Humer consisting ~ fan
C4fnere. Drsp dee Meno, White Duck Gsncv
Linen Marsre. making The ooup~ sat
hcd prase IN stock styles pfce those In want
Ei1 DO % a. iO2 Main street.
jciU kEFN, BALDWIN A CO.
NIEw GOODS. NEW GOopS.-Rsc.v.d v..,.,ts,
~ lot ~ New Gouas bought In Hss Y.rt :,
reduced prices Among Them Ofgands ysconsts Lawns
Jaconet Robes, Ginghams Prints Ac.
ieio O HARrwELL CO.
UUSr HECEINED PEH JAuESrOu por
- dsrei rovels Crash Dpuas summer siuns Rrown
Linens, Table bausst. Ac Q. HAFTwFIL a co
rENftE sTAFF OF LIFI.- undergrad r,.p.ethIiy
ntof- e cNtens Of Richmond that he resumed te PER.
snal charge q The busnes and nov sus
plying h CUSTOMER with aros FANILY LOAF ne
quality OF which h. nt's himself surpased Pron an
sNPvee OF over HWY including eight principal
hakeF Tor The Aston House, New VOW he SOME
nvle w attention o. hs pubo - Rot4 OarN Prs
etc Taxing TIT occasion thant H. 81 Hrlrpotd
w., sal patronage during the last three yesrl pnud re.pee
io,y soioh coniuuance of past favors. JAMFs AbAM,
FV Baker, Main -, opposite A. Duvsi's Drug Store.
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The Kansas Que<tion

IL will be by letter OF Reeder in another column
that that leader OF the eOnsP,ors against the legal Go
vernment OF Kansas perfectly conscious Of his rea
sonable proceedings. lie admits all have ever con-
tended fortha lac the side of the Borier Rut
hAns Read the letter is quito As curious a. tascax
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thing outfit h.. respect earth Tor Southern rights
old Bullion Logging for Old Buck That was a curious
circumstance. Wonder that il does means
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EtHEAT ATTHaCTION.--ELgga pl.In 49,

~ Ar u CO. wshav gone arouxi our sot nd os,ssS
dFu fir price ~ lot o. Is cent. o hi -
npf o. out ~ m remark here Inst hey copered vs
crH i irmer Int md heavy f,s ~.
'on-and h'vs fgaced ~ price hist may Them out a.
QUE, We hAVe ''U ioi ~ hk be- vUrih tlj which uH
rich Plaid -iKs. - 81 % per- ysrd uheb We si ~
~ 49, AuT sdy wishing cieap sik vii now bsvs ~. ~
uniy 81 purchasing I've have dou fof lee sn ~,
uii HFain for years ~ WV
Purehs,rs delay above viii soon he cold u
prices tHkiSTiAN 4 LATHKOP
Caah efura n, "a a.
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FiHE ~ orFtE The Columbus Sun n The hh inst ssvs W,
isarn verbally, IRE occurred Oprtkn
which destroyed ihe hotel aud adscent hdnrs ne bo,si -
I'D, la Insured. " ''''''' " ."
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SOUTHERN MARKETS

NORFOLK June Cora-MArke entirely bare There 10 good
demand Drfsd Fruh-Sses Of 1860 bushels Apples
pe1ehe- 80 ets Hdg.Markrt over ock-d We quote
sor. sa95 cts Retail Slal15 Stres-A good demand
e"d quality. Stock light PedsAl kinds IN demand stocI
right Sales Black si We Clay peas 9Oao5
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TnE Motp.Ss are experiencing hard Tunes sal,
tat dor n
tnuc o-s Brigham Young deuouuees he likely
though W. where
day. Without food uy ought make knoun Raider
task Tor support ninety country where food
acarcc
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sUCpEMrs gsfah Ann Thurman, resident Of Aue,, g..,
gia 'or several Who dsreI ~ her nd at, ,
since drowned herself Wednt ssy during .,v
~ ofpsaniy she leaves helpless child sged mother 10
her oss. -''"'' w
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We ere informed hat ur besides Mr. Davis whose
nufirt dHys have been bitten
within M last rev days Two ofthem dcd-oue young
ard Che otcra the other ivny
ie last account ~ hos- Who Died bitten b. rsls
snake sud the other ~ moccasiu.-SfraHH0A ReyHb.
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THE MssacHrstrrs LrGrtArrsz adjourned Friday
House uat orE arr'vr o. my ne expensT ~ Charles
during Dr. nrs reported. Of
4lso alter dcussun the whole subject
by large majority 10 Keep company tho f2pfD Kansas ap
faon resolve. Dispatch had
Mr. Sumner through iend At Washington saying he desire
such appropriation.
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To CoRRrsPONDHNTs.

s--sse.s sssf b addre.sed % ns "Efcr 81 a.
wAlg."
"a r.is Of io-g inai-c osgAf ~ kacs g. al
ord b deTdrteioE- Obituary notices -cee'
Saos 60 l-ssa ~ Charged for advertisements
w trt be charged adcerti
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTIoN-LAST BAL.
LOT FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

CiNCiSNATt Friday, June 8.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the President called the Conven-
ton TO order
The Hall was not full when the baloting commenced
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nHAP D'IIE FnOCKs.-A good supply Of French
~ Dep df Focts Of vsTOu. grades, and fr
lIclu KEN, BALDWIN a co.
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NLANTED,-A afuation, by a Young Man AZ T,,et., 4.
w Gshteman. ismiy % Public Academy Ne tIoroug,.
" qualified p sac Latin, Matemltics De hrsrr. N.
lbcrt English sducsion Can bring s.oo.i,
~ g. character std qualifications from The Prosors under u
be- recently
Adirr INSTRUCTOR" stating terms. &C. Ioob Nm c,ssot
Co, Maryland, Ieis-s5.11
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UUsr HECEIvED PEH JAmESTOu Ror
- drrei Towels Crash, DuHas summer Pant surs psev
linens Table Daussks, q UaETwFII co
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KEEN BALDWIN co.
Nrrw gOoDs. NgW CoonS

~ per steamer lot ~ New Goo4, lust bought I'm Me-, yt
reduced prices Among them Ofgandes Jsconets
Jaconct Robes. Gngiiams Prints, &C.
jeiO O HARTwyII a co
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NEW YORK MARKETS, June 7ih
We indebted 10 Mes GrayA aIs.el Commission Mer.
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Tvs Marrlx. Secretary. ''''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-05
PITCHING THE CROP.

IT is not too late yet! Let not the pres
ent price of cotton, the signs of Eastern
peace, or Western war, so betray the far
|,ner as to induce him to plant his best and
Largest fields in Cotton instead Of Corn.
Bread stuff is always in demand.
The whole.hog is generally consumed
and a "few more left Of the same sort" to
sell to the neighbors are not to be had at
any price.
Last, not least. The more cow-food we
save, in good order, the coming season, the
fewer murrain hides will he found the sue
ceeding February and March stretched on
our cattle houses if-and a long ifit is too
-if-if-we haze any suck houses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-05
4 GOOD EDITOR.
The London Post says

uS Loii1Ou L oot
CA good editor a competent newspaper
conductor, is, like general or poet, born
mot made. A good editor seldom writes
for his paper-he reads, judges, selects, die.
tates, directs, alters and combines, and to
do all this well, he has but little time for
composition. TO write for a paper is one
thing, to edit paper another
Just at this juucture, we find it quite con-
venient to endorse these sentiments Be-
sides, the space allotted to our department
is so small we have not much room, in fact,
to appropriate to ourselves, and much prefer
to draw out our contributors, and to allow
them to occupy our columns, on the prin-
ciple Of sfarmers teach one another"
We congratulate our patrons that some
noble spirits are still left among our farmers,
who are willing to learn something more
than they now know, and who are also viii
ling to communicate their hard earned ex.
perience to Others. We hope that because
some may not be able to write about their
large crops and wonderful tales of large,
successful plantations, they will not sup.
pose that their small matters of the farm or
garden will be the less interesting.
We believe that the unsuccessful expert.
ments should always be reported as well to
ascertain the cause of failure, as to guard
other against useless labor, expense and time.