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lie Printing.


osnrs sufKnsfkspAsT rcsIo PslsrNs,
Washington, Octobes LEI, 1857
TN pursuance OF the provisions of the Act 10
provide for executing the public printing Sc approved August
Monday (Tth day) Of December next al twelve
o'clock that be required for he
printing ending the LIST day Of Deocmbcr ls
quantity quality description each kind o. paper that Win
quircd
10 600 ress printing paper uncAendered 10
IS inches weigh forty ave pounds 70 the rcam $50 sheets
Glass H.
1000 reas printing paper eaendered 10 "a
inches weigh pounds the ream Of aso sheets
600 reas sperne sized printing paper
sure "a by inches aud weigh nyiwo pounds TO the
$50 sheets
400 reams ealendsred printing
by 80 inches and weigh pounds 70 the
Of sso sheets
900 rcans supernne caendsrcd Of such
urng BY inches weighing twenty pounds
sheets
200 calendercd uncaendere
NAV requred ncher and or such weight
may be required.
The hrr paper OF the above classes be linen
aleraiiou with mineral or other substances
Of Of twenty four sheets oach
carh each 10 contain AeO perfect
sheets Uniformity weight will bo required
per cent the weight viii bo received and the
all be required Mixing Of various thcknes
bundle make the weight will be considered viola
ton OF the contract.
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Virginia Land ONCE,
Richmond October 10 III

TN conformity with the code Of Virginia of 1849,
49 section 10, do hereby make known all whom
that the Of the
Halifax dated the 18th 1857 this day received
the land oce that by held the 26h day September
1857 found that OF land containing hirtyo
the county Halifax the Of Birch creek charged the
land book OF said county John Hghowcr that the said John
gower left the and has NOT been heard
from; heirs Of thirty
is cschenied to the Commonwealth
II. PARKER,
Oct 22-1awew Register Land once
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washington Branch Railroad.
frasas ran as fol7cses :

vVR0M Washington at g. a. m, connecting at Relay
win he West and at Baltimore with those Tor Pha
dephia and New York
Al $50 m Annapolis, Baltimore Phiadephs, and New
York
Ms m for BALTIMORE and Norfolk and ., Relay with Frede
ick train.
Express M Relay West and for Annapolis
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
On Sunday al q a. m, and 20, p.
From Baltimoys for washi~ion
At415 and 9l5, a m, and at 8 and sis, p. IN.
On sunday at AIS, m, and 5l5, p.
7. H. PARSONS, Agent
lime
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CIUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January l, 1857.
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day admitted in the Banking House Of
from this date Will be Of Chas.
st. Cubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House in Da
OF Charles ST. Chubb VIM H.
Barrow under the frm Of Chubb Brothers. Bar
row 4 Co CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1-du
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The these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie jewelry
ding signed therefor and the value thereof therein
May 1-dn
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprloN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTloN CLAIMANTS
entitled the right the lands
townships and OF townships above
establish the satisfaction Of the and
receiver OF the land office and make payment therefor
this before the
claimed otherwise claim will be forfeited.
TTOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Once
Sop I9--1aw3m IntSStar]
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GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at - State Of undertake
that the foregoing bid for carrying tho mail route No be
accepted by the Postmaster the bidder shall the
LIST day August 1885, into the required obligation
tract pcrom the service proposed with good and sufficient
surcties.
This do understanding daioly allegations iabies
amed By gserans under hs7a section g as act 9 Congress q
July 2, 1886.
(sgned by gusraptors.)
Dated
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EDMUND Il. BROWN,
Notary Public and General agent,
Also, Commissioner of the Court Of Claims,
HAS removed his Office to the of and 1th
streets immediately opposite the northeast corner Of the
Post once building.
DEEDS LEASES, WILLS, CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS,
And other legal writings carefully and promptly prepared oaths
armaons and Acknowledgements taken and certified and general
agency business transacted.
Oct 3-2aw3m [ntcl1
William Grandin,
aE
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No 20 Franklin sired, Nao Fork
Commissioner or Maine New Hampshire Connecticut
Island, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consin kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia.
Florida, &C.
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota, aud the United
Pensions, patents, and bounties speedily obtained
All kinds Of h,w business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid to Court OF Claims business
May 26-6m
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rRoroeKD pArRs or SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No % Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
2i Austin Frlars, London.
r. @. WAINWRIGHT q CO.,
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IT J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
southwest Of and Twelfth srees, Washington
Ap l1-dIyt
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the ,sAt Of he mail 10 b. carried and all IN rS
the AID erric ard also after CAREFUL s1aminaon M
lass and iastrrctsons ataehedto the advertisement
Dated (sagned.)
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vJNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
states mail Tho shs oempsIng this line The

following
The Atlantic -. Capt Oliver Edrdge
The Baltic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt Comsock.
fhe-Adriauc Capt James West
Tese ships having by expressly government
service has been taken their construction also
their engines strength and speed and their accommodations
for passengers uncqualed elegance comfort
Price New York Liverpool In first cabin $780,
in second cabin s5 Prom Liverpool New York, 80 and 20
guneas.
experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No bertbs be secured until paid
The ships this line have bulk
avoid from ice viii the Banks north Of AZ until
the 1st OF August
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WASHINGTON.

Rainier by Monticello Wash Ter Castle Rock
Highland, Newaucum, Grand Mound, Sute Creek,
to sieiacoom City ITO miles and back once week.
Leave Rainier Wednesday nj o M
Arrive al Steilacoom City next Friday by 2pm;
Steiacoom City Saturday Al Gan
a Rainier Monday by m.
Seattle SO miles further, win be considered
I275l Cascades wascopun Oregon miles
and back, once weeks.
Leave Vancouver every other Wednesday at 10 m;
Arrive at Wascopum next Friday by IL m;
wascopum every other Monday st6am
Vancouver next Wednesday by lam
Bids for frequent trips will be considered
l2Ts2 Cowz Boise Fort Prairie 10 miles and back
week,
Leave Cowiiz Thursday at Q m;
nt Boise Fort Prairie by
Leave Boise Fort Prairie Friday at % IN;
Arrive at Cowiiz by 2pm.
I2753 From Point Prairie
miles and back, once In two weeks.
Point other Friday
Arrive al day by 0 pm;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday at Q
Arrive a Oak Point next day by o. IN
Ea0n's and Yom Prairie Mont
gomely, 40 miles and back In two weeks.
Leave Olympia every other Monday at Tam
at Fort Montgomery by PM
Leave Montgomery every other Tuesday at am;
Arrive Olympia by Pm
Olympia by ruccpo Ostere Chenook and Pacific
City, Astoria Oregon weeks and back TO Che
nook n the residue.
Bidders distance and schedule OF arrivals and depart
q
Proposals TO 4 invited.
Oakland back,
schedule Of ARRIVALS and depart
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The undersigned, postmaster Of -, Of - cernes
under has oath Of Office that he acquainted with the above guAran
ors and knows them be property and able make
the guarantee.
Dated
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r, OF -- county OF ----, state OF ------- propose Y
convey OF the United States from July 1885, June 30
1892 route No. - from --- to- agreeaby 70 th'
General dated October "a 1851
by tho following mode OF conveyance viz:
annual OF -- dollars
tbs proposa made i fall knoredpe Of tie defiance Of M route
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From the 2IenI be- Apneal.


srswkRT's G.Trox SEED PLANTER ~ Mr.. STEw.
Art called at our Office yesterday, aad presented
Ms beautiful model of the above mac5iae, embrac
ing and representing eli the Improvements thereon
recently made. In our opinion it is good inven-
ton, and well adapted in its present form to plant
ing cotton seed in every condition Of soil Its
prominent advantages as sppens Gus are tie fol-
loving
Fnss-A saving Of seed to the amount Of at least
80 per cent,
Second--A saving Of labor IN planting by each
mscnin, to the amount Of three hands ard one
male.
Third. A savrg Of labor in after cultivation, in
consequence Of the perfect and regular distribl'
ton Of seed.
Fourth. The plGn'i5g can be perfectly executed
during windy weather.
A machine combining so many gooi parts can
not fail to be- appreciated snd a1op cd by the
southern farmers who are so proyerbial for Ia Ell
hberality.
We have n prejudice sgsi1st ingenious me
chsnios of the Nlr.hern Sta'es a1d have no hes
itsIcy in RckuO Tledgiag the many advantages We
Of the S uh derive the elton, yet, ct the same
time, when a native born citizen Of the South, "a:
Mr.. STEWART is,) brings out good thing We think
it duty the South Ow herself, to extend to hin
lib raj encouragement, and thereby bring into
seton the iuveIt We powers of our mechanics anC
| place ourselves by IA aud honorable competition
/ on terms OF equally with Yankee ingenuity.
| Persons wishing to coz respond with Mr. STEW
Art will address hin at dtchsvHls 1eHneSsee, ate
the first of April Prev Gus TO that time at Mem
| yhis, to care Of a. STREET & Co.
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WAR TWO OF TEEN SAT.


TIE L-uisvIle J,arnol u Know Nothing or
gaia K ntucky, asclares inst M BUOHASAE is
'uaversei in tie are of trls tate mlnshiP' aod
IS iroapsbls Of even ezPressiog himself in res
pectsble EagisLr re National lat RgenosT, q
paper that threw is Italeres in The scale SgEiust
Mr. BCoHAsAN, End, with the Louisville JaTnoI
for Ne. FILIW-Rs, says OF Mr.. BucaAsAN's iaauG u
rail-
Wetre free to couf IS that the perusal OF she 3D.
dress hls given Us sincere satisfaction, 80 entirely
unez ceptionsble docs it appear to be IN ttOggtt
and expression. Indeed, We may say that, alike
10 matter end in manner, il reminds us Of those
s.efliug attributes Of good Judgment and common
ssuse Which chsrac erzsd the State papers of Pie
/ dent Monroe; and we eau ooly hope that at tie
! cilse of mr Buchsnsns admin stFRtion the com.
p,rison ttus suggeS ed may extend not Only to the
| Welhtsmpered sentiment and unsmbitious dictioI
Of these two Statesmen, but also to that restora
dOa Of good feeling witch marked the era Of tbC
| earlier President, and which ne fam hope viii b
the conscientious aim of his veteran successor.
There is an ineff4ble littleness in the course 0
the Louisville Journal which eYen sheer psrl!
ezigeucy cOuldn have suggested, aad yet W
doubt not the Know Nothing pspers Of the sOut
generally win ke their cue from that unscupu
lous pliat To ell such, We commend toe mani
opinion of the Natjonal Latelligenea, paper tbs
dEes to be honest towards an opponent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-14
THE
CsraEenEserg Medicines!

RB we'll known and ry soush. for throughout the
"A whole Continent 1f Amcuca
Never Before their introduc,oH could any series Of
popular remedies be found that were equal 70 emergency,
hat always be relied on, aad were within reach u
Never ssefoTo the Graaenberg Pills, could you O5-
. certain emed' lof Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, DJsPspsial C0slveness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever and ague remedy could any
thing be found that cared all cases Of Cs ana FeYef Tor 50
Never Before the Green AouEla Ointment WAS there
to DO found TO- 25e am in mediate cure or turns Bruises
Cuts old Sores, r! sheasi ana nE ra0ns, either OK
Never Before 1arsbsIi's Uterine Cath III on was Fall
ing Of the Womb, and other Uterine diseases 0and 10 DO
curabe. AoW, ten easss cut OF twelve are cured By this
M II any physician supposes that this is mersiv quack
medy, aid re- -, " shat il is prepared by Dr. Pom
roy Utica, wealthy aad old Physcil the AloPalhjc
sohOOl-that we will tlTnsh any reFua1ie physician any
quantity it gra1oCs,y 20 les, ts merits pltsnts
nishod with its component parts uis 3e greatest blessing
ems Jaai The science Of medicine has discovered
Never Before the G.sfsu5crg Dy.eutery syrup, was
there certain remedy Tor dy kux DgscuteTy and Diar
cE St - zoe sae js', ~ ~ ~ - 'c-s H.
i've years Eo-taIl ti-easCs and EtToag medicines
carried them c-Hrv medicine cures them, even ai0T
The doctor ard nurses have FronouLcr 5r sass hopeless
Never Before vas any Tonic Biitsrs popular as ao
Hasth Bg6rs that Why sh1ud the verdi suffer
from dyspepsia Bilious ii gaSo-5 while ls simple Md
fcne cuu, at all Times, pr-vertIT
Never r. lore va coy preparation Of saraIarils 90
powerful con Iu-t5J Dy the q isrbrr o1pany
Never Before Ia. the Consumpi-e's Bsirl tound Us
equsl. How many are there IN lie uad heath, who
not b8eu recommended % use tai 10 preference g. many
nostrums met are Iouaiy Wanted!
Never Before were Pile end hIndrs q dlseasss
tain Of care Ne have &C 5cHcs or persons entirely
eysd after d.. ho and uineT great phy sciaas had assert
cd Thai notaiHz but the knife could agj.d relief.
Never Before could iudaned eyes and weakness OF
Never ssFore vas any Book published that contains
much medical know lsdg0 the Greuberg Manual OF
Neyer Before 6as any AiGanse been published so
balasblo The Health Almanac. I. Is furnished grstuHuusly
W all Druggists, and By hACKENZlE BEok"ITH,
uisrch1E-g Nashville, Tenn.
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STEWARDS COTTON SEED PLANTER.


After thankiag io,Ts Plols3 for their good
opinion of the above invention, ard for their
vii ingcess daily manifested to put it on trial, the
inventor can with pl aslre lg It to those engaged
in the culture OF CjtLon, a3 a machine Capable CT
performing in the most pe.lect manner all that is
cIaimed for It.
AcsuH trials Of said machine r8osn ly made near
Holly Springs, Mss, by the inventor, u presence
of farmers, suggested to HIN some alterations 10
adapt it more perfectly to narrow and circular
beds. Tine necessary changes were made, and
were attended with complete success, as viii sp-
pear fiom tie published staten nts below Of prac.
teal men. TEE supply Of SAID. planters now oa
hand has been l.m.,ei by delays CccascGed by
e-iIent ng tn m4k'ug the necessary alters-
u21s to adapt them (ss III J ere row GdsPted) 10
every poss Die condition. u gT-Cni n w0.ca CJJ'
ton seed is planted.
Msssr-. a. STzEET & O., Of Memphis, are manu-
Gctarers Of and agents for the sale Il SAID ma
chimes for the eGsui1g spring.
The inventor having brought his Planter to q
reliable degree Of perfection, wishes to establish a
8 o. for Their mauutaCtgr5 OF scale Eufii zen zig
large to supply tie euti.e dema2d Tor the Sptug
Of 1853, aad The eafter, and ccEs5 queat y, sJEcs
those who EaEe &c ermInsd CT may determine 70
use th sm 10 forward titir orders ls eaIiy 50
possible TIA. be may Ue eu2ol-d t. Ilse. - DE-.
mand.
Shop cost $50, e. Nashville, Tennessee FL
1865
Orders for tie Spring Ct 1858, should DO sd.
dressed to J. &. S.eTart, MacheA7U!e, Telue5s, e.
The corn planting sPpsoddgs n tie opinion o.
the inventor IS co. rslilole aid therefore cam,
be remmeEdsd
In planting vita this machiaa, guide j! Ike O
whl ebaTo" aId not Ike Plcuzh.
j a
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or We are very cory to see our neighbor Of
the Paiyi5t and the CIarksvile Chronicle getting
up such bad feeling over the su6jscs of a Conven
ton in this Congressional district
be Patriot proposed to hold the Convection
ct Nashville. The Chronicle wanted it at Cltrks-
vile; and after giving its reasons, says: Unless
the Nasty lie press can present combinations
overbslaDoing these, di.SHiJIo.i0n must Jolog tie
cbangs-not being convinced Of lis propriety, the
people 5riH indulge suspicious az to the motives.
The Patriot says it is surprised at the i1sinusdon
of improper motives contained il the above para
graph, and expresses its fear tLat it may be at
tribulel to tie spirit suggested n the sentence of
holy wril--ths wicked fee when 10 man pur
sueth. The Patriot CONTINUES:
Montgomery county may not be willing to
rtFmit her CtlegaCs to e7eT Themselves from her
apron slirrs. Stewart Rot e5,son ard Dickson
may regard CaIksvi.!e as tLeT p0iit cal Mecca and
turn W iih bcuor from any other. Il tbs be TIE
case let them say 90.
Yes, let them say 60, by all means. II Nash
vile is to be overslaughed in this mauner-if her
long established right to eontOl ID mstlers Of
this kind-if her professional politicians are to ba
victimised to grstiy the desire Of orOssr ads poh
cilrs-if the scsptre is to depart from Judes, and
Cissksvils benoeforth is TO be the political Mecca
Of R5bertso1, Stewart and Dickson, in tie emphatic
Ia.puoge Of the Pairi9t, LET THEal ear sol What
is the use OF Nashville being SO " intensely Amer
Jean why should Der pocket bleed 81 freely in
every cauvsss If she is not 10 the future, as in
the past 10 enjoy uointerEDPtedIy the hcn7rs and
tie spcil.l Il such is net to be tie case, We i'm
pore the ClsrksvilIe CdrOaicls to say %.
It is with PeiofUl regret that We witness the dis
tractrg Suspicious that are spTiBgiDg up between
cur opponents in all portions Of the district, res-
tive to the unfair play thst is going on in co0nec
lion with this Congressional question. AID yetit
ia unsyoidsbls, go lopg the fac. is appaFen: that
tie nomination Of this CT tat man is likely to DO
determined by the Pl4cs at which the Convention
assemblies. II We telt at liberty to do So, We
would suggest, as compromise between these
parties, that the Convection should be holden in
Stewsrt or Dizon-the good, Wholesome, demo
cratic atmosphere Of those counties would prove
beneficial for such contagious. But Is this is 8
fsmy quarrel, we refrain from any interference in
the matter.
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c,nms icatsd.
TH0s. L TANCEY, ESQ

Al - ~ 49,
This gantlemsp It vii be sdnit;ed By al par
ties, is one olg the most abe. eoouent ard sl.
fsetive speakers ia Mo5tgou E y county; tesdes.
he is aeknov ls1gsd tote MAJ Ct 80 ,erisr ind I'M.
a:ion as poi iaan and ready dc or. Con a,
ed with ell this Dir. YAN3EY is universally esteem.
Ell fer his geat!emtny dePcr;mert, liberal heart
and genero ls i'm luses Ia ccnsidt ralion Of these
taetss MF YASoEy las Woa for linsslf the coL6-
dence aad personal frisnd.hip Of al who K y
him ia ell laudalls euterprses be Is 6rst and
foremost to lesda te!aipg baad Fu.h man is
therefore calculated to be a rs fol citizen to bis
c5untry ed shsuld be GO situsted as to act for the
general Interest Of The people. At presen., we
need bis ssFyic IS a. ofeer or reprss NATIVE Of
his county --snd sm ing the many able men Of
Montgomery there 10 ono better qualified to dis
charge the du.ios Of legslI'or than Mr. YAEeEr
And SD il seems to be The sc EaI wish that he
should be elected to this oce, toe members Of biz
party suggest bis name Ss suitsbe candidate
He made an eIviAtle reputation in the lsts c n
vsss, afer coming in contact with the ablest mer
Of rbe opposite party az leaving them conquered
subdled and beaten
In tie hands Of Mr.. YAsoET, the D ,mocrA!i
Banner viii be borne in triumph over every field
with her stars and stripes fr5udIy aJaiiog upoi
every bill top 10 splendoF and in victory. To tn
Know Nothing party, be viii present formidsb
front, as impregnsbls as the rocks Of years La
word, should Mr.. YANosY be our candid ste, Know
NotAingism viii be driven back to its secret den
never again to dare its deeds Of darkness to cym
to the knowledge Of the voters Of Mcn'gomer
county. Nox P,PUJI
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Hessr4 A SFEEEr& Co.: Ia regard to &c Cot.
ton Seed Planter Of Mr. a S.ewsrt, f5r whom
you are engaged 10 msuuisc,uTa , I an tiuY say
that the said Machine was thoroughly tested on
my farm in tue neigh5orhood OF the above pl ace on
different kinds Of land-leye, hill siis AM circle
rows, which were only three s1d half feet space,
smooth, light solt bsd5, hard, Fo1gh b5j8-sud /.
performed is planting II sjI pRrts most ezca'lently
opening dropping the seed aud cyge;in,, lesVir g
the ground in an admiIlb,o situation ter after ca
tVati0n; Which, in my humble Opiui0n, will be If
great benef. 70 The planter IN ate. cultivation.
Ia plantioc, we tired the experiment, the animal
nal walking n the centre between the rows, sni
we found no difficulty in holding the Machine on
the ridge with eale and With light labor. feel
bound 70 say that every planter who tries them
viii, in my humble opinion, be well pleased with
its operation.
I feel free to sac that / dave known Nj Stew.
art from his 30 Itb-thst be is in every respect a
gentleman, and would not under al d orcum.
star ces, impcss o. pracl;es q fraud CT hunburg
urou the community or individuals, bu. shat he
presents to tie public or TO individuals will be
real, or 1t Ieast 50 designed. r syec.fully, r.
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MARSHAL Cors1r.- Ms. Feb q. 1851.

MARSHAL CoUEIY, Mrs, Feb o. 1857
MEssRs. A. STREET & Co.; AS you have been en-
gagged in building some Of Stewards Cotton Seed
Planters for the ensuing Spring, I write tbs to
inform you that have charge of widow u n.
DAwson's farm, ard that BE. Stewart brought his
Planter to my mouse yesterday evesiag for Il al
Immediately on his arrival, put sill Planter to q
severe les. on hard ridges and the result was Sue
cessfuI beyond my calculations My own opener
AID block was tried along side AMI failed to exc
cute the work Is we'll 80.
This mroning l bsdel up some fresh aid yss,
partly on wet bcg2y ground, and put the said
Painter to the seTsrest possible test. placed it
in the hands Of one or my negro men and set it
to w-rk. 1t was easily held on the ridge. The
seed were deposited in the ground eTenty Of q
depth, and with regularity and certainty, aud the
covering was done better than J could possibly do
/. with the ordinay block Ia fact, it Is machine
that no faImsT should be without, as it will not
only be a saving o. lsboS il the planting but in
the after cultivation. .
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". P. BURR3w.


MARsHALL CoUSIT, Mss, Feb &c, 1851.
NE Sis. A. STRsET & Co Il: Mr.. Stewart came
to my house yesterday with his Gotten Seed Plan
ter for trial on my farm. I6rst used his and then
my own, such as slways used il planting cotton,
and my opener and block are cq1tl if not super
70 any I have ever used The TRIAL was made Il
open ground after heavy Tail the night previcu',
aad then in stumpy and rcoty ground
Mr. Stewards platter prvvsi eglal if ros 81.
parior T. mine, ard the sowing Of tie seed was
bstteF doue than It could Jssil y 3e doueby hand
Ship me oue Of tHe ABOVE mslhines of your bes.
make to Lafayette Depot on or 0ef.rd, the first Of
AprH rexk 7. B. GATEWooD