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NOTICE.

A late rhssIHg % he Board q School Con
n missionefs. u cas- ordered that Gro. W Tor.
nsI, John A. Thomson, X. S. blackburn, DaAT
iVgng. DT. J. J. w. Wiliiaus aud Capt John
hoier, be . committee 10 examine toe Sch6OI Law
aud Suggest any amendments lhey desss asv,.sbls
snh that this order - pselished IN The VisgiaIA
Fee Press sBd Spiril Of Jtfcrsob
w. J. HAWKS, CLERK.
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Situation Wanted.

4 LADY who has h1i considerable experience
n i1 irarhirg act who comes tighfg recon
msnt-f, wtshss 20 Obtain Situation a. assistant
teacher, or would b. uiihsg 70 lake charge 90 a
school IN pleasant neigbb-fhra'
f1r further iHflrmafIa1 augIy 60
WirebesfrF JsUs a.. ISL 4
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Nee oRNIcK'
REAPiNG ASD A9HING MiCRINEs
IMPROVE FOR 1857.


TUT 1sfsas,. u J,Irsstsv, FsKBsslcE. BfssS-
80 have eysn aPs-.intsd SEECIAL, AGENTS -
supTly ins fst = y ID itis W oRIp RENoWNRD
bTatb sbj i<a-r ssriur hsrkia. Wine. :,
Sssef The seI y,ces AZ ar ycAs N,Ntl,, . "a
tLsmAn ooHsPsssnt aDi rettaeie xko ui.I yi.it ne
Farmers IN The Ahovs rsuaofy ss fer .. = m b
On rs power 10 tsss iAeif 6ftsFs. Mr. MeAnlsn
fW rui up al " sch,se. 0rssss sss .ss TIE :, s,o
rerly aud folly GpdeS .sv fsr.rn ors,,,ss
hfopsh "a ate GEsrs ssos 49, ais rsaxas.s ,ls.I
gi'r "a fe4ssd AatLsas,fisz.
NefTsfreuu'T -c!ieu heir ORDERS EARLY
- - - tsssF- tsss SaPtfcf a. uWis- 10 tn f,ll
are s'~sssrai M hIRrs y ia "A tAs
'~s' 90 Ne-fs. iss <,sl-=s ss A-Cosslck y
- - narh srraisI thiS - AsOn han ever Hfoff
ieh MgcpRNfCh'S REArER sbd NDNPR
ssnc, ssssvstsss no, oaiy ass r,al. 49, IN,
.@'tss'ff boa Tor i,s sssfy sEd ci<r g Of ,rse~
'ss, F'fet Ns-srfA - ssia hR ,fssss II xssn gi--
Ffts HSf p<~fstftss - st.trs,r. .S e..- 81 a.
Fdri.r ', see sregrd 81 s-skt 80 ssfaknsA.S Ia.
10 AZ cfJefs ~ na.i addressed 10 o. az y,,Sal1,.
S"e, fsf'assS'ert Coasts, NJ or 20 J. NJ H,la.
N.sl-c seNn, o ~ grs~Pt'y aytsrRezis
rMseAiBes Nil Dc triivr,,s =, a. a..,,.1
PS'Ai on 'As hsiiinef. sns Oh,o CT on N. win
ehcs'ef snd F.totnac RAtlfuad.
81 it'sc 81 se-sAuss< Rae. Az NJ, vr.n
A'-rp HrsHgA I've 6s-ss 49,. -Iits $40 A.
u coz Cot swarm Siss csiivrt,i hi ia.r's1r,.
's'ta arc rha - 'i~s- 'ssne~ 20 ~ pas ~ me
l'f'Hl-rf- !. . tash 90 SILVER L..sss- nsI.lI-
u GO brrrsirrr next. Wih i6irTr.t E.u' T., =,
'.'f~73at ST Vlg Cash a. - .E..r
- ~. rtriau' parts o. s'e R,sp,r ~ g--s.r.
as ~. Pm" a" f.ftfsf az rUrsrr isrf yHirfs
JESSE r HIGGINS XrEr
- ia' ~ or. '.r irreva. FlgJFfi,k, GrsLsf.v
rr-i~Fw C~ur'v ~
ArT1a i-I1 g4
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One Gent Reward.

ID ANYWAY IRON lhe sabscfiicr on or stoat
~ M afsi Of MAJ Negro Woman named
Msfis ol Copper Color, wiih iEo crooked Hngrfs.
The shove fsusrd vii b. given toe her triug
brought 90 ne.
iotessrs ell psrtons from hafhorirg her, =, :
VII snfotcs ne iaw. q. w. sFOTfs.
Tuaa 1879
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Administrators Notice.

TT'HE undsr,ignsd having been agJoin,sd 81 he
Il Arrii terra " Toe CvsGiy Coaft, Ajniui.tfa-
suf o. tae estate .! Inlay 9 AiiisUa deed here
~ notifies all persons indsbted 10 said rsia,s 10
cone Zoe art aud pay up Sui IhUse having claims
against III. e,tate 20 pscSsbt lhe properly aufbsn
l,cated iOf setHrment
DANiSL J YOUNG Ifm'r
Wilh The vii aBbsIci Uf Hil!ar S. Afiisys. i.g'l
April %, 1857 -lOt.
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CLASS SO,

To be drawn In the City OF Atlanta, Georgia, q
public, on Saturday. JAY 18Th, 1851.
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49, Acres.

- l'.zat'-l-' i.sfH EEn . ~ - are rf-s,r., ,r
M" .f.arr- in iiuheG The CLEARED ans H. r.,i.
' iA" r's o. - - sssls1 80 ass -tsr s-f.s rar4
hsir afs &c he premises a I Ea-sfgfy Dygsii1g
l.lr'. ..hfaipirg siEht fst zoe } ssaIles CrfB
Ju.a. Wagau SHEDS. sol 80 ulher ns.r.sAg, ant.
tEt'i1@s. IN orchard of 80 Tf,ss q choice frutt
I.'f- afe ~ 'fritrs aui never iaiiaz usll VI
ualag near he dEeDisE.
E. G. WILLIAMS.
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TOTE dawn in the City OF Atlanta Georgia, in
Poslic. on Ssnrdsy. JOiy 25h, 1857.
So rhe plaza u single humbsp.
IL s-s-s1d three Hnadred and Thirty Prise,
SEseLy PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
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SAMUEL &c. MOORE.

ATTORNEY ATLAw,
bERhhNlLLE. CLAAEE COCNTY. VIRGINIA.
RACFtcEs IN 'h- Circuit sd Ccun'v Coufss
Il ~ Clarke Jsasfs1n srs Fr-5sJt-s Csgnf,,,
tY-ohes vns g w. BalbFtssn. E.q.
MAJ ~, iEj7.-ty
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CLASS A.
CLASS IL,

To be drawn IN the City If Atlanta, Georgia, IA
public, On Saturday, July nth, 1887.
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CsuAFro sHa Caumca sstNss. nriliss c.
- lars Hs.igfs ed Nsgos Wtifs. 10 81 49,
rbrsp 81 10 Maize Hoasf n
NevrassI -. -.
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Notice.

HAVE GIRL absat folrtseH years 90 ~
u sirs fts baisaes ID be Ycaf ApPlr io
JsrstI. is51-a A ALunfDGE
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u uaci oi Burha faf ssIs IL
Jess is. is5J. NJ nv n T.
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A Farm For Sale.

VIZ 'gls.i.brr baving Determined 10 leave the
II sLaie, wiii sell ,hs Farm upon which ne re-
s'irs. u issiiuaitd about oRe miir NoTih d Shop
hrfa'loTu, % ne read leading from that place 10
beaingi"n. Eithtu one mile Of an Academy q mi.
,sF SEMINARY and public schools J Merchshts
Nils and J SaE Mile Z ,Diie al he Cb-.ans.E.
zoo zoo v"'' cshal miisstf The Baltimore s. oh o
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$4,000.

$4,000.
Lo.leTy flr the bsncai o, "a, STAT 81 Ii.l,..,,,
Class s. Tor 1851 10 be drawnai Wtlu,o.tgn
Del, ca Saturday, Jay Is,b, 1867.
70 sumber Louery-I3 drawn saIls,.
IIcH sCaENr.
! Prize of $1,000, ! of - coo. 1 Of 10 GOO.
! Of 1900; Of 5000, of 1000 Of
3JiS, 20 Prizes of 900, 20 Of 500. 20
Of 400, 20 Of 300 100 OF 200, Sc. &c
Tickets $40; Halves IS Quaner, a. 80.
CcTUdratcs u Pa OF IS ~hoe t,ekrts sIIo0o
10 DO - sah DO eco
s6J, 900!
Lottery for The b-nehi Of the STATE Of Dslarar,
Class u. Tor ie57, 10 b. drawn At Wilm,ay,on
Del, on Saturday, July 25lh. 1857.
- Namber LO,tsry-I5 Dawn Ballots.
BRILLisSr scHEHs.
| Grand Prize Of eos. 600, Prize Of 40
600; Of 10000; Of 10000, Of 1000;
] OF 1000, Of 1000; / Of G,ooO; / Of
5000 Of 263s; 10 Prizes Of 3 OUO: 10
Of 800, 20 Prizes Of 600, 40 Of 500.
sos Prizes Of 300, &e, &c, &c
Tickets $40, OO-Halves 10 90 - Quarter. ; 90
Eighihs , So
Certiht aIes .ol Pks f26 Whole tickets $40 90
Do do 26 Hail 1850
Nc n" 90 90 = " $50
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares aud CeuIh.
Gates OF Packages In the above Splendid Iotter;e,
will receive the most proRp, aIIsatiss aad IA ac
couni 81 each drawing will be cent Immediately
amer Il 10 over 10 ell Who order from me
Juae Is 1851 wInin sto, nj
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Hand Belle.

4 HAYS iaHFseflrsia rri 7-s 'oi q Haze ns' 4
j b. b. bas 81 ihs Markfi Hose ~
Jass Z issT Z. RAwLlNs.
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JUS run LlsHED
HADELON HAWLEY;

saOO Wo,th ef Book, 10 b siren a,eay,
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Refrigerator.

CCIO0igT paEti -rGstf<I nEFRI1E-
- NATuHF .f Uaf. aIt HIFer va ks.rrT
MHY 81 fs51 kETEs KEaH8iHV.
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HUGH HH'srs les Boas-. ris Tss,ia - N
IL % Rcrfr hrsaistV
HUfCnlsoN = BURNErT
Ma 3 1851.
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!Saiardas. &c Isth. is57.

that ram u The iSsd lately owned ~ wiIiism o..
bora, DECEASED Shich IN ths diTisica 81 bis pfUr-
sfty amohR his heirs. uss aHcted 10 his o. n, r
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PLY NETS.

ANHITEasa Coiafft Co.r-s srs Thf.t8 Nsts
w o. 81 a1 80 thr MafEr hose. O.
JIle lG1 THDs RAWIfNg
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ADtEa CAeAa sirs ls.as ts,rsf - - 60
49, HEffFn a gsnStf -,
hrgl 81 49,
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BtN Lrcss JouS Lrc,s
THE "RAwLINS' HOTEL. ["
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MATgEW. McNARR..
MANUFACTURER OF YINEGAl

= MENU T4AOIOI1IIt- Vt W FIENEWfA1t' 70
AND DEALIH .z
FIour. NIiII Feed of ali kinds. Corn and
Corn NIenl, OnIs, ISnIcd AIny, IGc.
Of the aOOYe articiesdeIverrd free charge
in any part of tile city.
h highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
opposite the Second Church. Centre Wheel.
Ing ,gtpr .E5ss 45iajel1- /.
Watches, ,geweIry, GIIs Grand Plated yYare,
Clocks, q &C.
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Sheppard and Morgan,

SNsPPatu anu -IAUI6au,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
I No. 13l, AdiR 81. Corner Cf Union.
AVE non on hand large complete assortment OF
n all articles In line, consisting OF Ladies' and Cen
Ip4uen's Saddles, fine and Harness. Iron, Frame and
wood Trunks aud Yaices, Carpet Bags, Satches Upper
Leather, Hogshin, Hair and Wool Collars Whips Hames,
&c &c. &c.
Saddles of every description and quality Om the lowest
rate to the best style of English ShaftOe. 5afa1
Irsn frame Trunks Yalices, superior article
and lishtneSs strength and durability
P siueiO and double Harness The best styles Stage
Wagon aud Harness OF the best material and
large assortment Carpet Bags sachels every
variety Of material and pattern.
All work ordered viii beFurnished promptly and ef
fort win spared merit continuance OF public IA
'G5; sovf4 Sslye Us eAL' SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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@. P. BROWN. .

No. lib Main. Street. swhe cling, Va
opening finest largest assortmerts
Il of goods in his line that has been brought to tis
city, which will be sold Wholesale aud Retail prices as
low a any house West of the Atlantic cities -
Among his goods be found Gold and Silver Watches
of the celebrated nglish Manu-.
facturerers Also, the reGE D.I. d American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety including few
day Regulators fine quality, suitable Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
beautiful Jewelry. In stts Or otherwise, Of Coral Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, Stone Lava, all JcwcIry. Also an
assortment OF Soft Solder and plated JrRe very cheap.
Pine pocket Cutlery, Rszors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Card Cases, Gold PENS &c. &c. Every ARTICLE
this establishment is warranted to be good represent
the money call isrespecfulIy solicited
mh26 lis Main St, door from Marsh TaylOr's. !,
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Pens !! Pene!! 3; Rens! +!

M ~ =
2. Brown has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
Os which lie had under his supervision. They
made from gold reduced to II ksrat bya combination
OF alloys and be equalleI elasticity
bity, by any other combination OF METALS Prices
InO,erate and every pen warrane They may he known
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I( COKlt ESPONDENIS.

concerning subscription advertising other
the Intelgncer should be addressed to
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the
should Edors jointly, or to either one
Of them. -.
writing for publications will please write
only II side of the paper.
and secure prompt attention to correspondents hHh
ley might OtherHise receive.
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WHEEII Nc va WEDNEsDAY MORNING, november %
TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Arrangement.
! CHANGE ON SCHEDILE.

ssE:zass ss58ES,ss:3 Ii5EIsIzE. IS 9g
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C.huKCHEs On MHEELING.

For a Of strangers visiting city, pub
h The following list OF the dlerent Churches and their
time place Of meeting. II there are any
ri ,,k. tI,. necessary correction with pleasure:
~ Mgth,sDs BbiscopaEia,l, Corner Monroe and Byron
,r,t, rev f. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services 1eh
eIock evening, {. s@
ST. JolEs, EDiScopdttdn, Main street, "eF"ee % anu
Srrye,s-Murniig 1g5G; afternoon 31S; night ~.
EYrf r,b,terid, REV. Il. Ii. WEED, Pastor, Pourthst
teen Monroe ana quincy and afternoon
second Iresbyteyian Webster street. between Man anu
Markct Centre Whceng services morning and evening
Taller, south, wheeling Rev. h. MOONS, Pas'Or'serv
Ges morning anu evening. $3.50
sts..n washington aud Adams sts services morning and
evening. ,v,,..,,
Fourth Street Aetsoa'st hp,SoC' services
Pastor, Fourthstreet between Mshr'S anu eu'''
morning and evening.
Tcr street AetEOdiSt Episcopal Rev a. a;
morning and evening.
ChapIiae Street Methodist brf'eep"t, k9S' T. H. nOS
R1K, Pastor, Chaplihs street, oe'"S'u rus ""N
centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
S0uM ,nsci."O ~ Z. CAHrI'' Rev; A. siA'A
Pastor; services morning and evening -, p.,
Wheeii'g Island C""fe'' on "heeiinB t'''l"u'
B. WILSON, Pastor. ,.gs.,4Y.,. = ,,,,x,o PASTOR.
"e.1'''. and Third Centre Wheel
ing. ,..,..,,. p, p,, p,spoy
ST. james C"H'sU'"' Io'Ap' ~ IIa,,n services
H. 7. iil'; NnlLHS' s,.i.s.a,, @
morning and afternoon ,,.c,r,.v Pastor. corner
ssoefte htSsa
ofMarke, webster and Third
ceutrswheepr, io's IN shs morning. and ~
evening. ,a,.,...., -. ~, ,,,. Pastor. Clay
EEa"Gefte"t Ifo.ss'a,,., Ns'; . - = =
s'rse' above sA,n f,%srfos Rev. f. zMAMEn,S,
@'o" st -,rsst ietveep webster aRd Thtrd Centre
Pastor Ma.AsI o..'E Harninr and evening
"nee',-s t,.inev ,,tr.et between Market and
.fe'0fsA Sg''Hg00Se' quincy $50
Main. ,,..,.,, 1-r,,r 1;o,, Main street, between
GsTm"" LtSss'.'.'' r,orninv
Monroe anu Su.Ies' - 80 =
f1IIn tE,EILOWS' DIRECTORY
-, - q, Meets svrrv Thursday
- IA Nopro. s,Feets
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TRANSPORTATION OFFICE B. * o. RRD
WHEELING STATION, Nov. Tih, 1851.
N and after Sunday Evening Nov. Sth the Passenger
" trains will leave this station daily $40 A. 81, 4:4U
+. M, and 10 r. NJ Wheeling time. Tile Accommodation
daily, Except Sundays1 at SlO a NJ win and dis
charge at all the principal stations
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train is
discontinued on East end oil road.
The Express train daily, at 4:li p NJ will receive and
Discharge at the following stations only BEN
wood, MolndSvils, Cameron, burton, Itton's Ferry,
PairmoIt Fetterlnan, Grafton, RowlSbrs, Piedmont Cum
berland No. II Water Station Sir Johns Rum Martinsbur
harper's Ferry, MonOcacy, SykesviIle Washington
Junction The Mail train daily Except saturday
NJ will receive and discharge passengers all teprin
cipaI stations.
The trains VIII arrive follows: Mail train NJ, Ex
press ratl 1O45 A. NJ Accommodation train from Cum.
berland, at 6:s5 p. NJ Wheeling tiue.
W. &. WOODSIDE, Supt.
nOv9 81 -'- ]. B FORD, Agent.
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German Iotettant, Union Eall, Main street, between
Monroe and quincy; services icy morning.
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Z FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. .-..sr .-lat
rNWice DAILY Sunday night excepted between Rich
u aud Washington c'ty GordOhsville Alex
andlia. +s.l.e q -.tT ,fi ll1 sf-s =
Hours OF departure at Rich
Returning leave Washington. ...6 M. and 4 pm
and & .-.f.lf f7 -4 {. u
Arrive at Rchmend 1850 P. NJ. and A. NJ.
baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington. HI-- .fia l..sE-=sts
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL.
being excellent order, CAl:llYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MALL give the best guar
antee Of always securing connections, is shown By
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance
the Steamboat line.
FAHB BETwKES RICHMOND WASHINGTON $3.50
Omnibus will be found always ready to uke through
passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel between
the Depots free of charge, with ample them
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtaiIIed between DRnVtle
Washington the Terminus of The Road, nearly
plet=A Danyle Agent the Company win receive
the passengers DanyiIle Road and at
tend TO their baggage all the Way to Washington
timore Depot. ri
route. =;
There change of the night line, between Rich
Rlond and Alexandria. fe1
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FARE AS Low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

Por-THROUGH Tickets and other information, enqhI
Central Ohio Ticket Office in the sprisg House, Wat
street, Wheeling, Va.
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For te information strangers visiting the city, pub.
h the following different Churches, and their
time and place meeting II there are any Mistakes we
willInakr tile necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Mdtfh,SD's, bpiscepaIi0a Corner Monroe and Byron
ntrcrts REV E T. pgaKMs, Rector; morning services 1o
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NEN BOOKS. -
JUST RECEIVED Narrative OF the Last Grin
~ nsn Arctic Exploring only cents;
Canterbury Tales by Harriet Leei Mornoplsp, by EJder
Hyde; Edgar A Poe, complete Works; Teeey or er-
ry Clay. Also, good OF Standard Works.
For sale at the Publishers prices, by
iH5dI 81 Il : JOSEPH GRAVES
augl4 az sS4a,tst Main St., Centre Wheeling.
IOLAGTER'S HATS.-Receyed this day very large lot
Of Black Brown aud Pearl coiorei Planters Hats Of
ali lalltfes andsty1es Of tTirnn1ihR.s
angi5 lgiTi sfff5s D. HARPER & SON, 4
u oYs' AND YOUTHS SOFT I[ATS-A fine assortment
II Of Boys and Youths Soft Hats of colOrs and shapes
suitable for tie Pail Winter. f{Fs7 -
sugls s. D. HARPER son.
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,pD FELLows, DIRECToItY

yIr.intu. Lodge No :s.-Meets every Thursday
.pinE at the Hail. OF Market and Monroe streets
IAnrs W. Moons, X. G.; 3. II. Carr, Secretary.
ErmnIkITn Lodge No. IS.-Meets aboveevery
Monday evening. J. J. PRExcn, \. g.. " p. No
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wM. BlAR q nTT, Propsieto.f.
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ran and Winter Goods.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Capes and Berthes, in entirely
designs; Lace and EbI Setts and slceyrs
Vaenciennes tfln,ned, (EmLd Collhrs French Worked
Collars aud Sleeves, Swiss aud Jaccoyi Real Haenc
Lace; Jacconet and Swiss Edgngs PlOnhehEs and
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

teen acres to the hand is not more than the
average allowance in this country, and suppose
this ground Yields five barrels of corn to the
acre, which is liberal calculation, the product
would be seventy-fve barrels of corn, or its
equivalent in something else. But say we
adopt the system Of preparing the land well,
BY deep and early blowing and heavy man
uring, then five acres, with less work to the
acre after planting, will give from eighteen to
twenty barrels to the acre say only fifteen
the five acres will give the same amount of grain
of the fifteen, and with much less capital, less
labor, and great deal more satisfaction.
In many parts Of Europe the rents of the
lands cost as much or more per annum than
would pay for it here, and the tenants, after
paying these heavy charges, become independ-
ent and opulent but if the landholder in this
country gets two dollars per acre rent, in
truck" he thinks himself well off. Surely
our husbandry is at a low ebb not much won
der then 1t Is looked upon as a poor occupation.
Agriculture cannot be understood or appre-
ciated till there is great effort to produce
large crops on small quantities Of land, and less
disposition to plant more than can possibly re-
ceiye due attention. We may be asked if those
who have farms so large as to render it imprac
ticable to put them into the highest state Of
cultivation must turn part Of the land out as
commons to carry out an improved system ?
By no means. The whole secret and true poll
cy Of farming consists in making all the capital
productive If the fields are too large and too
many, select such portions for tillage as the
farmer can bring to high state of cultivation,
and SOW the balance in grass adapted to the
SOIL and ease and prosperity viii follow. The
greatest ignorance Of the country is exhibited
in making extraordinary exertion to produce
grain for cattle and hogs and letting them
stand on dry lots all the time. Large and thrift
ty animals cannot be made on this system, and
the farmer will exhaust the soil and push his
hands to keep his domestic creatures hardly
alive Let us adopt the system by which we
can have gree food for our stock both in win
ter and summer, and our animals will grow
larger and keep fatter, and much less labor will
be necessary. If we are able to manure but
one acre, or are able to cultivate but one as it
should be- let us not attempt more, bat rest
satisfied that one acre viii give us more than
five negligently managed. This rule might
apply to the whole management of the farm,
for most of us have more cattle, horses, sheep
and hogs than we have good shelters to pro-
tect, them and means to keep in good cOndi-
ton The consequence is, every animal will
be apt to want for something, and it is not at
all probable we can have any thing fine or Of
which a good farmer would not be ashamed
"A little farm well titled and little house well
filled =" should be greatly preferred to large neg
lected farms and big open empty barn-llke
dwellings.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29
From the Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic.
Large and Small Farms.
BY I. FAsNISG.

IT would astonish Mem ERglaadsror EH;
ropsan to see the extensive farms OF the great
south west A thousand acres in cotton IS not
unusual, and several hundred are essential 10
a respectable planter Of the south and even
in Tennessee, 1t is not uncommon for farm 10
consist Of from one 10 four thousand acres Of
land. But this is not half some Of our farm
ers with from fly 20 one hundred hands, after
paying expenses, do not, according 70 their own
reports, clear more than from two TO four thou
sand dollars, sometimes less, per annuin, on as
manly acres Of land. This argues bad manage
ment somewhere, and If We are at liberty 10
point out deGects, We mention the error Of at
tempting the cultivation Of more ground than
can be nlled properly as the greatest There
Is more pride with many in having large corn,
cotton and tobacco fields than in producing an
abundance and making ReH profits With
this preamble, il may be wen 10 designate a
few Of the disadvantages 81 too Large farms.
lst. The mania Cor great quantities OF land IN
duces not a few. 10 purchase 50 extensively As
70 Be scarcely able TO pay the taxes, and we
have often known valuable Tracts sold by the
civil authorities 20 pay the taxes. By this plan.
il requires no small degree OF active capital 10
support the empty name Of large landholder,
and when the most Of the wealth Of an individ-
ual is in this kind Of property, it Is dead, IN
productive capital, which VIII keep is posses
scr. in most eases, poor and hard pressed Cor
the every day comforts 81 life.
"a The farmer who attempts the cultivation
of mors land than he has force and means d
rendering hishly productive. travels over much
EFoaad and wpsks hard Tor light eroTs. FL