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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29

Do IT YOURSELVES, BoYs.-Why ask
the teacher or some classmate to solve
that problem DO it yourselves. You
might as well let them eat your dinner
as edo your sums for you" 1t is in
studying as in eating; he that does il
gets the benefit, ana not he that sees il
done. In almost any school | would
give more for what the teacher learns
simply because the teacher is compelled
to solve all the hard problems for them,
and answer the questions of the lazy boys.
DO not ask him to parse all the difficult
words or assist you in the performance
of any of your duties. DO it yourselves.
Never mind though they look as dark as
Egypt. Don't ask even a hint from
any body. Try again. Every trial in
creases your ability, and you will finally
succeed by dint of the very wisdom and
strength gained in this effort, even though
at first the problem was beyond your
skill. It is the study and not the answer
that really rewards your pains. Look
at that boy who has succeeded after six
hours of hard study. perhaps. How his
eye is lit up with a proud joy as he
marches to his class. lie reads like q
conquerer, and well he may. His poor
weak schoolmate, who gave up that prob
lem after the first faint trial, now looks
up to him with something Of wonder as
a superior. The problem lies there, a
great gulf between those boys who stood
yesterday side by side. They will never
stand together as equals again. The boy
that did it for himself has taken a stride
upwards, and, what's better still, gained
strength for better ones. The boy who
waited to see others do it, has lost both
strength and courage, and is already
looking for some excuse to give up school
and study forever
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29
Wringing Machine,

operated by crank.
The Washer, with wringing attachment
complete, is sold at the low price of $1,000
made in the very best manner
We speak with confidence when we say that
this Washing Machine will be as highly ap-
proved, and as valuable in the domestic dc
partment, as Mccormick Reaping and Moving
Machine is in the wheat fields and meadows
II is no humbug aud is oarrantedto gtge salts.
faction, or The money ,ciH be returned.
As the demand will he very great and there
is difficulty in getting them made owing "a
the great press Of work everywhere, IL is adj
vised TO order early. We have fifty in process
of being made, and win be receiving them in
few days.
JESSE 7. HIGGINS, & BRO,
aug Eft Poolesville Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29
BUCKEYE CLOTHES WASHER,

Hon. CHAs. MASON, the Commissioner Of
Patents, has very recently said the principle on
which this Washing Machine is constructed,
is the only one for effective and thorough wash
ing Of all the hundreds in the Patent Office.
This is high recommendation, but the praises
lavished upon these machines by the tens Of
thousand persons using them in Ohio, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania, New York and other Eastern and North
ern States, are ofmuch greater value.
Ten or a dozen shirts, or their equivalent in
other clothes, may be washed in from three TO
six minutes according TO the state Of the clothes
and degree Of preparation,) without as much
injury to them as in the ordinary washing by
banda button or hook and eye being rarely
if ever broken ofi-the process being nearer TO
the working by hand than any other. II is
very substantial and durable---simple in con-
struction and easy 10 work and has attached
10 it an admirably working and efficient
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29

REMARKABLE CHANGE IN THE CouRsB
OF TEADE.--On Friday last there was
offered for sale on the levee at St. Louis,
a lot Of 1870 bales Of hay from Charles
ton, s. c., which came all the way from
The Atlantic shore over the railway TO
Memphis, thence by boat to St. Louis,
performing the trip in six days. Who
would have credited such fact five years
ago? Hay from the worn out fields in
the Eastern States brought by land car
riage across the country and sold in the
central market Of the great western prai-
riesl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29
]. 5. mail STAGES.

vVNUE subscriber having contracted to carry
the Mails from Washington to Rockville,
and from Rockville to Frederick, would re-
spectflrIv inform the citizens of the above
named places and the public generally, that he
is prepared to Accommodate those disposed to
patronize him.
Having secured sober attentive, and accom-
modating Drivers, and having excellent teams
on the road, he assures them that no pains will
he spared, on his part, to give general salts
faction. BENJAMIN COoLhl'
ian 93-tf Proprietor"
S.-Horses and Buggies always in readi-
ness to convey passengers 10 all parts or the
county. D. "
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29

GENTLEMEN: Entertaining the opin-
ion that the following article, taken from
the Boston journal, should be made
known to the citizens of this District, |
request its republication, with the ac-
companying comments, in your paper.
WALTER LENOX.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29

Es,- " Well" said Mrs. Partington,
the other day, as she was engaged with
her knitting work, a" / wonder If shall
ever be able to express myself correctly.
II seems to me | never can use the right
word. Every time undertake TO say
anything, ] make some blunderor other.
Whenever open my mouth ! am sure
TO put my foot in it"-and she drew a
deep sigh as she spoke, indicating thas
her modification was inexpressible.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29

PACKING EGos.-The best way is to
pack them in salt or sawdust, Cover
the bottom Of barrel or box with salt
or sawdust, about one inch thick; theu
put in layer Of eggs, small ends down
pack close and cover them with another
layer OF salt or sowdust and put in tho
eggs as before. / have tried several
ways, and find this the best and cheap
est.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29

10" Would you like TO subscribe for
Dickens Household Words p inquired
magazine agent. II guess pot--bousc-
hold words have played the dickens with
me long enough"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29

Rs,- This isa grate prospect" as
the prisoner said when he peepcd out OF
his cell window.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29
IMPORTANT mi HHRRThIIE 70 HH88BBSSEEEEEGEEPERS 4!
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIE
The Buckeye" CLOTHES
Washer and Wringer.

T'HERE is no article so much and so uniyer-
Il sally needed at this time, as really good
Washing Machine. We have been long time
on the look out for one which would do the
work eilectually, and could be recommended
with confidence to housekeepcrs, and, at great
0Hr1Ty, Weafe fII1y SATISFIED We nave succeeded.
We arc NOW ennhled TO nner 10 the nnhlic the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-29
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. G.. A. DYER.

NFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVI-
~ CES to the citizens Montgomery county,
lie may be found at his residence, about one
mile northwest of Gaithersburg.
sep S--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

BS- This School will not be kept on lth, between
Broad and Marshall streets. heretofore, but in
other locality ShOckOe Hill more remote from
the din of business thoroughfares. OF its location
due notice will be given. Residence on Clay, between
lst and 2nd. jy 22-tlO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

The mutiny in India has elected some splendid
specimens of British hcrotsnr Lieut.. wiIioughby
defended the great magazine at Delhi With despe-
rate courage, and when compelled to evaeuate his
post set IRE to the powder, and blew up about
thousand insurgents into the air Strange to say,
he himself escaped from the explosion of the mag
azsne, though II is not aseertaned whether he
elnded the other perils Of the crisis
Another, among many examples of individual
heroism, il given by the London Times, in the
Of Lieut.. Miller, of the 3Oth Native Infantry, who
gaiioped into the midst Of the muineers at Meerut
sstisfs himself of the nature of their proceedings
and, by the aid Of revolver. fought his way back.
little later the officer actually drove in hia
buggy into the heart Of the city, seized a man no.
toriously concerned In the massacre, and carried
him off to a gibbet, from which he presently
suspended.
The Times considers the Indian instruction a
purely military result: says the sepoys have been
preepiated into rebellion by panic and have actin
ally risen against authority from sheer fright and
causeless alarm: a moral epidemic, under the in
fuenoe Of which men suddenly turned upon their
officers in delirum Of dread.
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Heavy Haul of Counterfeit Money
Df1tI- Cr0Dg, d.
TcoRREspoNDgScg OF THg"RIcHM0ND DAILY DISPATCH

S0rrH BOsroS, July 90, 1857.
We had quite turn out of counterfeiters to- day,
on their way to the ',jug" of our county-Messrs.
Jesse Nichols. Abrsm Womaek and Burke. II
seems that Nichols met with Burke, probably at
Clover Depot and gave him the flattering informa-
ton that lie could carry him to man that would
give him 800 for 800. He readily accepted the of
fer, and was taken to Abram Womack-all living
in that portion Of our county called The Fork
Abe was at home, and WIS prompt i'll his usual bu-
siness way. to his friends. Burke then MAX
ing the necessary negotiations, started up the rail
road full of 1.-The stuff" and offered, did pass of
some at Barksiae Depot, where some shrewd fell
low detected the paper and demanded to know of
whom he obtained the money. He first said II was
IA gentleman who is innocent and when put to his
trumps. said he got it from Womack.
About 81 300 was found in WOmack's possession.
5000 counterfeit on the Cape Fear Bank of North
Carolina and balance doubtful. | only one
SO note which was purported to he on the Cape
Fear Bank The signature of the President was
very we'll executed. Savage, the Cashier. was ell
graved. and figures appear Clumsey. 1t is very
well done and will pass with unsuspiciOus persons
II is thought there is Counterfeiting establish
ment in the neighhorhood where those men reside
and has been in operation for years.
We lost from our midst this morning by DEATH
about o'clock. A NJ, Mr.. WILLIAM J. WILLISGHAN
formerly of your city. a nephew Of one of your CT
tizens. He lived at this place also. and was agent
at Barksdale depot. He died at his father Alien
Willingham, in this county, highly respected and
beloved by all who knew him. He was active
efficient young man hardly Il years old.
Crops good. Wheat and oats harvested. Tobac-
co late but growing. Corn looks exceedingly we'll
and will lie great yield if more rain and less chinch
bugs. Soap suds and Pennyroyal boiled will GER
tatnly Kill them learn.
Said too much already. Yours.
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REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
0Oy. WALKERS PROCLAMATION

GOV. WALKERS PROCLAMATION.
WASHINGTON, July 2i-The Government Ia in
receipt of Gov. Walkers proclamation Of the 18th
INST.
He says the charter of Lawrence 10 In direct yio-
lation Of and open defiance Of the territorial law
and he repeats that the law must be enforced
lie says rebellion 50 Ubiquitous never before dis
graeed any age or country. The citizens Of Kansas
stand on the brink Of an awful precipice. He
warns them not to take the fatal leap He implores
them not to compel him to appeal TO military pow
or, but says that they cannot carry their purpose
into effect without coming in open conflict with
the troops of the United States lie concludes thus
sit will be my purpose fyou still persist. tospare
no bloodshed a. far as practicable and subject the
leader and projectors of this revolutionary move
ments to the punishment prescribed by law. l will
accompany the troops to Lawrence, with view to
prevent, If possible conflict, and in the sincere
hope that the revolutionary movement contem-
plated and nearly accomplished will be abandoned
ere it is too late. Your knowledge Of the adequacy
Of the power of the e. S. Government, if nothing
else. should induce you to desst and abandon the
fatal enterprise
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81. Johns Lecture Room.

We annex the communication Of oorrespon
don't appealing eloquently in behalf Of project Of
much interest to tho residents Of Church Hi and
all citizens who take an interest in spot hallowed
by inspiring revolutionary memories. The con8re-
cation propose TO erect new lecture ia place
Of the old, decayed and unsightly structure which
they now occupy They desire 10 put up An edi-
fce which will be ornamental in itself and at the
same time in keeping with the ancient church, and
the rural embellishments by which it is sur
rounded Liberal subscriptions have been already
made, and we cannot doubt that a generous re
spouse will be made by liberal and patriotic com
munity. A committee, We informed. has been
appointed to solicit contributions, having at its
head Rev. Mr.. Kepler, the worthy minister of the
ueriah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

The ART cargo IL new Wheat received 10 norfolk
was sold Saturday, at SIG for white and sl.D 'ot
red. There WAS o sale Monday. in Petersburg. u
i23l bushels prime white sl.s0 and some small par
cells at sl5e There 10 active shipping demand IN
that city. and some Of the millers are In market
RICHMOND MARKETS. JULY 81.
FL0UR--No transactions to report and no re-
ceipts.
day were exceedingly mesgro. Some purchasers
were made for delivery during the week. The quo
tatio.sare unchanged, sl65 for prime red Sis for
prime white.
O0RN-is dropping again, We quote SI05 As the
highest to-day. $l4l.a3 per bushsl Is the present
range of the market.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRx. July H.-Flour has declined 5Gpl0c.-
Southern $I-JtG7.60. Wheat adyRnced3 cts.-South-
ern Red 81 Corn advanced cts.-Mixea IS Cts
Stocks frm-ya. 6's Sg2
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Flour hrm-Howard Street
$50; new City Mills s7.73. Wheat active with o
declining tendency Red sl.60tg l.T0; White 81 SIG
100. Corn duli-W hits s76Ts3c. Yellow s3fgs4c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

On the morning Of the 2lst inst, after short and
painful Illness Mrs. ADALINE III. WATTS, IN tho
4lst year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family ara
questad to attend her funeral this morning. at 10
O'clock. from her daughters residence, on Governor
street, without further notice.
At St. Louis on the 18th inst II congestion OF the
brain, Maj. JAMES ID. b. EVANS. formerly Of this
city.
On the 18th inst at the residence Of hi father In
the county Of Caroline, JOHN p. infant of j. p.
and Marie T. BeasleY aged months and Is days.
Suffer little children TO unto me, and forbid
them not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
5-Religious Herald please copy.
On Tuesday evening. the 2lst inst, MARY ANN
daughter of Terrence and Catherine Mullen. aged 9
years and II months.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her father Of Brook and Adams street,
this evening at o'clock. The friends and acqusnt-
ances OF the family requested to attend without
further nnfice
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Mrs. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next

M ny. TELLEI , SIHUUL.-Ihe next
Va session commences October LIST. 1857 The prms-
~ feature of this school, ia the thorough and sys
tenatc instruction in the French language given to
ALL the pupils without extra charge.
Tho French il taught by Professor and Madame
EMION of Paris, and peculiar facilities are afforded
Tor learning 10 speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elemental ~ aud
advanced studies in English, shall be rHoRoCGHLY
taught.
lnformation relative to the school, terms &c. may
be had on application at Der residence, BI Dad st.
Richmond. " ?2-d3m
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HARPER AND GopEY.--We are indebted to Messrs.
JAS. A. GENTRY CO.. periodical and booksellers,
Broad street, for IIarpers Magazine and Cooley
Ladys Book for August. Both abound with their
usual interesting stories. &c. We also under
obligations to these gentlemen for Northern papers,
Yesterday afternoon, by way of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
We have also received. from Mr.. J. ". RANDOLPH,
Harper's Monthly and story Book.
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AppREHENDED INDIAN H0sTILITIEs.

WASHINGTON. July 2l.-The Government has ro-
ceived letters from Gov Medary of Nebraska Terri
tory, requesting authority to mnster into service
several companies of volunteers for protection
against the Indians. He reports that 5000 savages
have concentrated at the Sioux agency. exhibiting
bad state Of feeling against the whites and up
holding the Spirit Lake murderers.
The Secretary of War has ordered the troops at
Fort McIIenry and Smelling to proceed to Mime
sofa In place of the volunteers, asked for by GOy.
Id.
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NEWS FROM KASSAS

CHICAGO, July 2l.-The Free State Convention at
Topeka, Kansas, ad journed on the 10th 1t was the
largest and most earnest convention ever held. 1t
took strong post in favor of the Topeka Consti
tuition and determined that Congress shall admit
Kansas under it,
The census gives $1,000 voters in the State, and
Gen. Lane authorized Ia organize the people
thoroughly to defend the ballot boxes at the 0cto
Der election.
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The Dispatch Tyne.

1t ia but just TO the manufacturers 10 state that
the very handsome suit Of new types which the
Dispatch ia printed, was manufactured by hesars.
L. JOHNSON 4 Co, of Philadelphia, who. for the
prornptness and accuracy with which they fill or
ders, deserving of all praise. The styles and
fnish of their fHnas are excellent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, July 2l-Hga Water 5]I o'cll

Port Of Richmond, July 21-High Water SO O'Clock.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Robt. p. Waller, Lively, Williamsburg, corn.
~ Captain.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish New York, mise and
passengers, LuilaIn / Watson.
Steamer Bevidere. Keen. Baltimore, mdse Ludlam
Watson.
Schr. Josephine and Edwin. Connaly down the
river light
schr. Planet Mars (Ieoghegan via Port Walthal
coal, Washington, W. ID. ColGuitt 4 Co.
Schr. Lynnhaven, JONES' via Port Walthall, coal
Norfolk.
Schr. Abraham Osborn, Conklin, down the rit oT
light
CLEARED
Ship Augusta. Captain Ericks, for Bremen, with
80 hhds tobacco and tobacco stems, by Edwd. VIA.
deNoss co.
Bark Henry Buck, Captain Pendleton, for Venice,
with 77j hhds. tobacco, by Edwd. VIM. deVoss Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

DROWN AND BLEACHED GOODS
- lou Bales and Cases Of Brown and Bleaohed
Slairtinsgs and Sheetings. Also. Super Bed Ticks.
iya0 ~ KENT PAINE L CO.'S
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nSY.C ,xcvps Avn Trxops Crpvn WILL

OUT CUTTISa.-DR. VI. KAHN. iato Of Philadelphia
respectfully offers his services 90 the citizens and tho
public generally. for the cure of Cancers. Ttonors.
MOulds Blotches, and all diseases Of ths skin. he
can also cure Secret Diseases
lie can be found at his Office at tho Clifton HOuss
from 10 A. VI. to- p. VI.
Recommendations can be seen on application
lg-d3Tns
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Lord Nan}er.

The speech Of Lord Napier at the Harvard Col
lege Commencement, sketch of which we lately
published was an effort of true eloquence. and a.
frank and manly in its sentiments and tone, az
lofeloie ana leticitons in Its thoughts and STYLE
There has never been British Minister in thi.
country more respected aud popular lie is a no,
BILE specimen Of the great land from which h,
comes. With such minister. IL will not be diff
cult TO settle all questions at issue between the
United states and Great Britain. There is nothing
IN the questions themselves at all difficult of solu-
non II handled with proper dispositions by those
"he are called TO treat them The friendly senti-
ments manifested by Lord Napier. and through him
by the Queen and British government and people.
10 this country are warmly reciprocated here, and
n0 where more warmly than In the Southern
States The south, more than any other section
Of the country Is interested in the preservation o.
friendly relations with Great Britain, and has on
more than one occasion successfully exerted il
power and influence in the national councils &
avert a war between the two countries. tH
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sos~ SPECIAL NorIcE.-REMov OVAL

H<B bFhNIAH A'VItNht II n n y n
MRS G. j. ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA
KING ROOM from No. lie Main street four doors
below Governor street over Mr.. p. H. krach's Triis
ming Store, next to Messrs. T. r. Price Co. Being
in receipt of the latest fashions she IL now pared
all work in the shortest possible time and
in the most fashionable manner. All orders from ths
country viii be- promptly attended %. A call Is 70
spectfully solicited T.. j. ALLEN.
linn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

fIrg--Tho distillery Of r. II. Smith & Co.. Bati-
more, wa. destroyed by fire Monday night. Loss
S30otO, Of which a small amount was insured in
the Valley Insurance Company, at Lynchburg, Va.
The establishment had been in operation only three
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New Publication

Slavery Ordained Of God. By Rev. Pred. A.
Ross, d. d., Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
Huntsville Alabama" We have before noticed
this work. the author Of which is prominent di-
vine of the Presbyterian Church, IN. 50 For sale
hv A Morri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

By HAIR CUTTISG.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the Citylf you wish to get
your lair cut in the latest and most improved STYLE
would advise you TO cdl on HlOBSON. At his HRr
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrancs
lth street.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATES can be had At
all hours single Baths D cents. tickets for 81.
ap B-u
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nssY. FREsu FRrIrs ALI TILE YEAE

EsJ" FRESH FRUITS ALI THE YEAR
ARTlIUR's PATENT AIR-TIGHT SELF-sEALING
CANS AND JARS for preserving fresh Fruits, To
matoes &c. by hermetica sealing lPnll directions
for putting up Fruit accompany the Cans and Jsf5
For sale wholesale and retail at tte House Furnish
ing and Notion Establishment No 50 Main street by
Je 2j-lm II. WARRkN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

STORM ~ HASovEE.-There was heavy rain
storm in Hanover county, Va, Monday evening,
doing some damage. We learn that the crop of
wheat gathered i'll that county. is unsurpassed by
the yield of any former year. The wstermeons,
however, are rather slow coming to maturity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

DEAp.--N1si. Jas. d. b. Evans formerly of this
city, who emigrated to Kansas during tho trouble
some times in that territory, died the 18th inst,
in st. Louis of CONGESTION Of the bran
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

4 misunderstanding this Morning a
~ full assortment Of Black and CoiOred Cambrics.
Also, Brown and Mixed Cotton Half Hose, at low
prices, at
jy2i KENT PAINE CO.'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

SALE OF WHEAT-A sale of lot of James river
new white wheat made last week at the Pal
metto Mills, Charles City county, Va. at sl.75 per
bushel.