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N0N POPI'II NDY DEIn

eR THE "HIGHiR Law WITH A VENGEANCE.
Al understand H. every system of gOyernEcn: ia
i'unded on c'rta'n fssd principles. | shall not Tn.
derthke Dissertation upon this subject We al!
know il has basis fouuded only upon nosi,jre arr.
meat. mat agreement must necessarily have no.
i've winch does not extend beyond the limits of his
pora-l mean the hab'able globe. Any o,nsr source
h'gher than this is not only not admitted, bu, posi-.
lively false.
wish simply to cal! your attention and Others Il,
the subject, by far more important in political Il,
pec than all the others that have preceded it, d.
20 IN order that We Southern people. who prof,s s
Christian religion, may not be finally dupej rru i!r
belief of the spurious ethics of our hostile brethren
Many men are vel! posted in politics ard -! ,ior
but no one can be- perfect in all No man can hoo T..
attain Perfection in the study Of ancient or lnaf.ra
Jurisprudence. l. therefore, call yoar st;arIruG 70 p
very significant piece in your paper Of F~h-uer,
lo'h, which accidentally met my eve few drive
ago 1t is headed-"A Review of a Review "f Gov.
Wise's Tammany Letter, by an em!nen: Nirs.rn
statesman" This "e,ninent Virginia ststesmnr"
says, the ancient maxIm popuh roz Dr. hrs
become the sheet anchor of political system. Il
may be theoretically ignored, by individual thinkers.
who prefer an anfi.Dem0cratic theory, or who deny
the existence Of any correct political theory, founded
on moral necessity. But these dissenters among Va
must effect revolution in Government before they
can practically imPugn the vital principle which he,
been reoogpl7ed and established the corner stone
of our Governmental fabric. The right Of po?ulG'
sovereignty constitutes, DE- f1cio well "A do I0rf
the pre- eminent rule Of American law" ll.-.r-.
Editors, this doctrine is and startling ard ,uuuts
very much like the Black Republican meo5ie. O.
ihe higher law" 1t must, il takes with the crowd
do away with the civil code entirely and obusca's
the view which sensible people take of the prec-p's
and teachings Of the Bible. expounded by ,b. .'ri
mitive Church, mean the Catholic Church-for Pro
testansm was never known of until rule and oyt!,,
became matter Of prde and ambition, of the schis
matte priesthood who considered itself equal with heIr
spiritual teachers and advisers. The present ortc-
Of Schlsmarcs have actually now descended go low
down in the scale Of ecclesiastical distinction ss 10
prornulgate the fact, that the voice of the peops
"a numerical majority ia not only their voice but
the voice of God" Woe unto the nation that p-o.
oagates such doctrine!! ltise MAN.
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| |sh bulls of accommodation on his own authority
oniess he speaks the sentiments Of the party his Ian
guage must be Interpreted as an empty fanfsronsde
There ia no "law and warrant for bis curss.' I'm
inc absence Of the only competent authority TO de.
c'ae questions OF party orGsnizaon-the expressed.
VIII Of the party at arge-Mr Smith vainly ATTEMPTS
10 extract sanction for the isolated position which he
mas assumed, from the action OF the President from
Congress and from the Legislature of Virginia. Sup.
posing that any or all ofthese bodies polite NAV
be entitled to read out members Of the Democratic
party their whole authority goes directly in the face
OF Mr.. Smiths presumption. We have yet to hear
the first sentiment Of such intolerance from the lips of
the President In Democratic Congressional caucus,
MIR. Smith himself is constantly associated with the
very men whom he describes as outoasts from Demo
cratic organization In his reference to the Legisla
ture of Virginia, he Ia even morr unfortunate.
Three Democratic caucuses OF the Legislature Of
Virginia have refused every solicitation to i'm.
pugn the claim Of an!Lecompton Democrats to
an equal position in the Democratic party. Mr..
Smith stands alone, and has involved himself in
mesh of contradictions by attempting to fortify an un
tensbe position.
word more. Mr. Smith is neophyte Ia The De-
mooratc party. very short time since, he was
convicted of most obnoxious afiliation with Sans
frequenters Of the culvert. He cried nsea supa. and
was forgiven. Far be it from us to attempt to read
Mr. Smith out OF the party either on account of bis
past offence or his present error But under the cir
of Mr.. Smiths position, We mildly sug.
gest that perhaps it would better accord with taste
and prudence, should he abstain from coupling era.
tuitous compliments to patriotic Know Nothines,"
with blank thunder demonstrations against Demo.
cratic Governor Of Virginia
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9S.
For the Eng
10 WIN. J.. JACKSON. ESQ.


I'm mere ls now psndug in I'D House o, Dslsr raM
o!Ii 10 Icy ta= oysters. for reven"n cd aim
'"Ifooes, Gnu ""ch .nvn'-eS . & mo. ,.Iuu. CO..,
~ .'e people Of tide-waer Sirrir;s rot so
'u' - 'o'ii the i-sous tax hut becap.a il clothes
execute the law. "'7'P0'N r'"'' ,
4, io,, have announced Yourself As a cardidste g,
ire oince OF Lieutenant Go erro- nod IN H. c,r,s.
OF events may have Gevcved ON 20, ,,a,,a,r,,
"t this law or shouiiha ill fail =,
contingency above referred 70, You msv hs ca,I.I -,
10 communicate 70 the Lagisis:rre m ,b;s h;
Inc representatives from the rayion w. n, ,.d.
-er, ere generally regarded as fayorabl m .b ;,
position Of this tax, though " of t,su b. e,
gwen careful examination to :hs sub;.c,. IN
at!feY are aware OF TIA cdious r.oyaioos !, ,ns
oll-poVlslons which. If Ell )IceG. .rount 10 a, nh
rogstion of sre personal lih, ties and deares; oj,
OF tie people in Eastern Eirp.iis. When This ,neu
sure is examined it is believed that there cen be
found but a small number willing to endorse suCh
principles. One side only has been hesrd. ana Quite
different phase will be presented when tie 0;.e. haa
been discussed.
nave, IN Feore. the right. think, TO reaues: you
10 answer the following questions:
nave you examined the report and bill of Mr.. Psl.
ton' on the subject Of taxing OYSTER aud do you ep-
prove OF its provisions If not to what portions 0.
this bill do you ohjscti
AS presiding officer Of the Senate am aware th,t
you VIII not oe called on to the eu bicc but
10 view OF the contingency above referred 10, ard
acting under the belief that il il usual for candidates
Tor high public statiops to make known their orin.
ions on great public questions, have propauntrd
ths 'terroaatory "a y"n. The writer entsrfans Tor
YOU Pe'sonally the highest respect, and would take
pleasure q casting his vote for you. do Lieutenant:
doVerhor'f your response is satisfactory toa
Tipr-WATER DLSoCRAT
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TURNPIKE ROADS.

The State of Virginia has adopted the policy OF
State assistance TO works of Internal Improvement.
The expedency or ine1pediency of such policy may
furnish abundant topics for theoretical discussion,
but go far a. the general ie,ue s concerned these
absrsct luoubratons have ceased TO offer suggestions
of any practical Importance.
The State by the reiterated exercise Of competent
legislation has pledged her interest and her honor,
beyond the possibility Of retrscton, to the pursuit OF
a system ofnternal improvements II thus remains
for us to decide what system will be best adapted to
the advancement OF the general interests Of the State,
with due regard to public economy. 1t is first ne
cesaary to develop practicable achems. We hsveto
consider all the interests and to some extent the va.
rous opinions which be made to coincide in such
manner as to secure system Of appropriation which
will be steadily followed up by succeeding legisla.
tures and not be left dependent the caprice of
mere political combinations for temporary purposes.
The works which involve the general interest most
largely, are the great East and West lines. But
perience hss demonstrated the mprac.icability of
concentrating all the resources Of the State their
rapid completion 1t is questionable whether such a
close Capitalization of State assistance would prove
equally advantageous with more general diffusion
Of the benefits of convenient transportation. AT all
events more extended interests are Immediately
attached to the latter system, and the people have
determined to make haste slowly" The people of
the different sections Of the Estate have decided
against any system which will not afford some pro-
portion of Government aid to each section.
The appropriations made during the present ses-
son of the Legislature, have been very justly appor.
toned among the different rail roads, according to
their relative Importance aud requirements. The
rail road appropriations have been properly confined,
for the moa. part TO main lines. This answers
double purposes it completes the grea thorougbfares
and enables the construction, without expense 20 the
treasury of numerous branch roads, which will need
nothing FROM the State except naked charter, which
should be granted on demand, with scarcely an ex.
ceptional instance.
But while the greater part OF our owland and table,
land country is deriving increased benefit from re.
peated extensions of State subsidies, the interests OF
our mountain pioneers are comparatively neglected.
While State patronage affords rail roads and canal
transportation to districts already sbounding in con
venent wagon roads. other districts. more ex
tsnsive, are left unsuppled with any roads whatever
sparse population Of hardy settlers With wealth
except the virgin soil which all their labor s required
to subdue, for the want Of small pitance of encour
ssement left to exist almost literally without com.
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THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA:
ppnHJ JlMATfnS


f0sIATIOS having been received By the Execu.
I. nat murder was oommitted on the night Of the
k,sa. in M;id!e,own, Frederick County, by PETER
,vesrB tree negro who ha. escaped troln justice,
.,s so.ul al large; therefore do hereby offer
1: .! Ore Hundred Dollars to any person who shall
.sl,i Peter Allensworth and deliver him into the
1 ~ county of Frederick; and Go .aa.eoror re:
a, .scers Of this Ccmmoa cath, civil and militia.
vec-a the people generally to use their best ex.
l. :o.u-e,ae arrest OF the said Peter Alensworth,
,ay ,s srought 10 Justice.
!. ..i.. rsy nand as Governor, and uaGer zoe Less
SEAL Of the Commonwealth. ut Richmond, this
S:a Gay Of March, 1853. HENRY A WISE.
..G .G:5e:ac. GSoIeE w. MrsFoRp,
Sec'y Of tie Cop!h.
\: A...,wor,h is a bright nulhtto. abou; ave feet
k.s: i,a, swinging walk, iowncas: lock, shows his
s.lsa a.e very whi:el and gums when he laughs,
,.csly waen spoken to. has long bushy black
k.,y uousiache Was dressed In q drab coat,
AZ. o!ue six vest much worn. new black silk
Z. e., ~1,h hin black satchel, black cloth frock
Ses-e3 cashmere pants, and has fresh wounds on
AZ ani na2d. March 27-d&c3w
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ELECTION OF A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

ELECTION OF A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Governor Wise has Issued proclamation for open
ing poll, on the day Of the general election in May
next, for the purpose OF eectiug Lieutenant Go.
vernon.
The short time between this end the election pre-.
cludes the possibility of holding regular Conven.
ton of the Democratic party TO nominate candidate
for the ohcs. Under the circumstances, We are nol
aware OF any other or better plan that c9u.a DS pd
adopted, than for candidate to be brought loi ~
by general consent, If an individual can % p
acceptable to the State at large, and who can
upon himself all interests and sections. n
Without intending to dictate 10 me DeInoeracy @ OF
the State we respectfully suggest tna suGn person
can be found in the present incumoent, william l..
.Tsck,on, ESQ. 1t needs no recomme3dation from Us
20 ,an,;ud any one Of bis ability bis devotion, to the
nrncinies Of bis party or his sterling integrity The
Pooi endors.nlent of the members Of the present
Sana,o over which he has presided, is patent to all
b-om fri nd and toe POLITICALLY spesking) be has
osiv.d willing tribute 10 his mpartiality and pecu
To, adapt.dness 10 the office.
II remains, then, but for the party to endorse him
AZ their candidate by general consent. This done,
land believe 1t will be-, and his election is as GER
lain the arrival Of the day OF eleetion.-l
burg Nsr,.
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SENATOR WEIGHS REsIGNATION

We publish below graceful address from Thomas
N. Welch Esq, resgning hs position of State Sepa.
tor We but express the universal sentiment of those
who have watched the deliberations Of the Senate,
when say that his euerre g devotion to his duties
his dIgnihed and cordial c towards his felJY-
membe!s, and his strength ID and rare fscu-.
OF Presenting his views in the cearest light have -!
most favorable impression. We know tla, all who
are acquainted with Mr.. Wech, will part with hm
with ss sincere regret as We do. Although very
young Senator, he has left decided mark upon tb
public mind:
M, For The Enquirer.
CuLPEPER, ORANGE AND GREENE.
FELLOW .CITIZESs-I have Resigned INV ssst ss
Senator from your district, to take effect on ths 26tb
day of May next.
My reason is, that design 10 remoys In a short
time, to the county of Caroline to reside.
cannot in justice TO myself or to YOU, nermIt mi.
opportunity TO paas without expressing nv great
obligations for the honor you have done me- in repo.
eng 30 high confidence in me.
feel under the greater obligations 10 Won for the
reason, that when became a candidate 7 did an AZ
my o"n instance without the solicitation or impotu
nltes OF friends the urgsnt and irresstbls call of
the people, through Cnucu,; but simply, as de.
o,atsu 20 you because u"a deslrous Of being elect
eo 10 get an insight into what ia oaled public lIfe
aud you did me the kindness. inexperienced as was,
to crafty me, by giving me the return ~ an upprs
cedented majority
Since have been In the discharge of my du,i,s, AZ
your representative have endeavored fstbfull, m
represent you, and am more than pleased. that my
course has been appproved by you as l learn, both
in my private intercourse with you and from the pro
csedings OF your public meetings have no anxiety
TO remian longer in public life, but good faith would
have required ms to rave declined removing from he
district, could have understood politicans some
times do, that the people, would not excuse me from
tho public aervice. But such, not being the case |
am sure ahall not be charged with ingrai,uds
There are 10 my district, gentlemen of fhs finest in
and worthy of the highest confidence who
are willing to become your trustee, 10 my stead and
who will faithfully discharge the duties Of the posi-
ton.
assure you, my fellow. citizens, that leave you
with the deepest emotions and shall ever remember
with gratitude the many kindnessss you have shown
me-. as friend, lawyer and candidate.
Respectfully, your friend, THUS. n. WEIGH.
RICHMOND, March 3lsr, 1858.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE AT


OFFER forpriva.s sale the Plantation On which re-
Il side at Mount Laurel, Halifax County.
The Tract contains a94 ac-es portion Of which con.
,!s Of really 6ne branch dau thoroughly drained and
thok SET in Glover: the upland 10 we'll adapted TO the
growth OF Tobacco and Wheat and 10 in rapid state Of
improvement The whole Of the land now In cultivation
under good fence with several lines OF crossfencng
Tho land 10 we'll supplied with water two branches rua.
ming nearly through the middle Of IT, and having two or
three excellent springs and pump Of pure water IN ths
yard There 10 also excellent Orchard OF Apple and
Peach Trees and well selected variety Of Pear, Plum
aud Prune Trees all Of which have been In full bearing
TOR several years. The improvements consist OF large
and comfortable framed Dwelling House Of TWO stories.
with eight comfortable roo, the whole In thorough
pair with tho exception OF the painting; tee other i'm
p:cs enenrs are ocs with two rooms and two Are.
places; .ramed Kitchen icehouse, grsnaly, sssriage
house, new stables Oyersesrs house, and gooo com.
Portable Negro quarters sad three e1celeat new Tooac.
co Barni.
Tho re,dence 10 within ave miles of Glover Depot on
th4 Richmond and Dauville Railroad and within 4 mile
of two Churches--an Epsoopsl and Methodist.
The situation 10 q desirable location for Physctan
with small family, for person who may wish TO
open large Boarding School
A. an determined TO SELL solicit the attention Of per
sons wishing TO purchase and it will afford pleasure TO
give any required information TO such In regard TO terms,
&C. which shall be liberal and accommodating Posses
sion will be given early next fall.
Address. DR. Tho. J. WilHsmr, aeunt Laurel, Halifax
County, Virginia.
jaa 9-cw3m THO }. WILLIAMS.
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g urNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

/ .ocye reward will be paid for the appreoension
f. :t'!s-ry 20 me OF six runaway SLAVES: or
DOLLARS TOR her OF them: and Il secured In
70 ;rM can &c, them, THIRTY DOLLARS for
u lanes Of the said Slaves are as follows: AD.
CHARLES, WILLIAM, BOB, PAT and AMY.
!: naia,,o shout ove 'eet eight inches high, and
h 81 years OF age. Charles is Of nutmeg color,
y. lee: six inches high, and 25 years Of age.
T /. Of :a- same complexion, with scar on
!. =: q, mouth. and broken leg. just below
e. !. sgou: ave feet ten inches high, aud q
E.Gs Pa 10 OF bright nutmeg ca.of, aoout Owe
;c,-, h;sa, sn.. 10 ,eais o; s3e. Amy Is erisat
49,: Eve i-st n.gt, ard Is years of age Tho
b.. 4st 70 De coocesled aoou, Richmond, BY her
tys.:.,l wao IS owned y Tnonasj Desne. The
=. :; q. count.es Of Amelia o. NottoRaJ.
.:-g:-. O: .he aio1e description, would oe no.
Il sI;a!ne3 !; The people generally.
|S-. Amelia C. II Va
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! TaE GuvBRNOR CY vIRaIsYA,

1. .sYAT!OS having been received By tho Execu.
:. -, P Il. OAKS, commonly called HENRY
& Il; % the twentieth ins, In the county of Abe.
( -..c.oss.y shoot Archelaus Billauy, who is not
! Set:c I've. and tns, the ssid P. II Oaks has hed
.,:s:s, and !. now going u, lurge; therefore do
.5.- reward 0. cue hundred dollars 20 any per.
A.. ag.s: !ae said P. II. Oaks, and deliver him
=. 9, .sii county of Al5emlrlc, and do more.
!. - s!i orc.rs Of this ComnuusseaiIa- civil aud
:. ID Iea.es; the people generally to use their
p-lai 20 procure the arrest OF the said z. T..
60 ss g,y 5e orou:ht 20 justice.
J. .,!-: NJ hand as Governor, and under the Lesa
D 'sL Q, the Commonwealth, ii Richmond, this
| 81: AZ OF March, 1855.
!. Grs,sor: GIolaE w. MuNoIp, Secretary Of
-rO: :+ss!;h
as. a5ou, 81 years old. Of small statue, i've
e ,s, inches high. black hair, and thin beard.
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THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

I-srssaS. vacancy exists in the Office Of LIEU
! -.yiyT GOVERNOR OF this Commonwealth,
4, sr,:sion o. the term for which Lieutenant
r.. Il. sp2oiu,ed under the Constitution. and the
2; ,s.nbly having appointed WILLIAM I. JACk-
s.. Lieutenant Governor pro tsmuore, unit, an
| =. made Nv the people; therefore, in conformity
/, >. Sl-r,E OF Ssrgesn, OF each Of the counties
l.. !: tie Common wealth Ia hereby required to
/ - .scaon :Jr Lieutenant Governor 10 be held on
:: thursday in May next, a. the places prescribed
!. -.!.. ny hand as Governor. and under the
sa,, {! The Commonwealth. at Richmond, this
n: ts5 Q. March less, and IN the SD year Of tho
k,.rs!:A HENRY A. WISE.
Lcc7s-uoy Grosor w. MuaroRE,
Sscy Of tho Comth
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~ TpE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
D. pRnEJAMATION

|,urggAJ. a eomnunicaiion has been recsiVed
;,,.' ,bs honorable GEORGE w. SUMMERS,
=, resignation as tine Judge Of the 18th Judicial
axe effect on tho lst day of July next, and the
T.. ,s.p accepted BY tho Executive; therefore, in
~. n l.., the Sheriff Of each Of the counties Of
S.,su M.aou. Jackson, Putnam, Rosne. and IA
sa ees by Se TO s.es
r. !,- 9. Apr. mex, q; the plsces prescribed by
:. y Ter ny hand as Governor, and under the Seal
;.ss Commonwealth. az Richmond, this l6,h
,.r u March. 1888, and In the SD year Of the
rs,I,. HENRY A. WISE.
/. c.r..nor. GEORGE W. MrsFoRD, Secretary Of
t,.--,rweshh March lS-ctde
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FLORIDA LANDS AND SLAVES FOR SALE
TIME Lands consist Of two large separate tracts In
Il Jefferson county, few miles north vi tho ST. Au.
gusne road and within u;eq al the Railroad; is
extensively cleared snd being plan ed in cotton and
Tney both contain much fertile land and tn. setA
has proved to be eminen,ly henlthfaL
From Stty 10 cIgnly Slavos will be sold with without
former would be preferred An extended
credit will be allowed large portion of the purchase
money
For further particulars apply to the Editor Of the Geor
Va Telegraph, Macon, Ga March 29-c3t
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

,g.y twenty dc,lars tor the delivery to me OF a
80 -,u, PLEASANT, belonging to VIM. Fontaine
ta d county. Pleasant is about forty years old,
:. -i:a soou, his neck, rather over the medium
a.: s.s.y b.s:k. Pleasant has q wife st Wm.
y c F'ivsnns county. a.d Is no dovos 10 that
s'.c.i. Pleasant hsd pass TO visit his master
:. 81 Richmond during Christmas.
.'-:;: HECTOR DAVIS.
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HOES FAST PRESSES.

We learn from European letters that Colonel Hoe
ia putting up two of bis monster presses for the Lon
don Times two for Lloyd's Newspaper. anG one each
for four other English papers. The machines arr be
ing constructed in Manchester under the supervision
,f New York workman. company il al-o going
INTO operation in Psr. for the construction Of ;hs-s
or.ss.s and the general introduction Of them is stjc
pated.
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~ Statute in such cases made and provided, tina,
the 3rd day Of May nez, Daniel Lloyd Of the county Of
STATE Of Daniel Lloyd r and Upshur Lloyd of the said
County and State shall make application 70 the Circuit
Court of AccomAc county, in the State Of Virginia by
petition praying tha. the proportions Of the said Daniel
Lloyd E and 6shur Lloyd Of the proceeds of the sale
Of the Tract Of Land In Upshur Neck In the said county
of Accomac sold by virtue Of the decree OF the said
Court in tho suit Archibald Stirling. Jr and wife, and
others against Daniel Lloyd Jr and others and also
their Of the rent of the sad trst Of land for
the year ls57, may be paid over to ms as guardian
Daniel Lloyd guardian ss aforesaid, may be authorized
10 receive he same in liko manner a. If had been sp
pointed guardian Of the said Daniel Lloyd, Jf and Up
shur Lloyd n'the State of Virginia. and to remove the
same TO the State In which appointed and qualified
as guardian ~ aforesaid.
March 26--cwiW DANIEL LLOYD.
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TAg CUaF rIaCE PLoW.

Ha.T 7 n. 81 Ahhfe
The CUPF EcaCE PLOW.
F. ?L0~ hes been stesdily ~
EGH.as favor with tne farmers NAo
(41'.:'t ts' the las, ten years,
z.y COW oe considered the -
Po9sIN Pow IN use in the whole South II has taken
a'c;'iee Of our State FANS, and at the last s55)
1, hh.r 'rer ailthe most popular Plows in use
ah ntea every premium given by the Mechanics
virginia UPON Plsws. as well as q silver medal,
s.alhest award offered by this Institute; and has
tssfaliy tested In every variety of soil IN this
many Of the more ;outhern Ststes.
s'''sd oy the undersigned, at their factory on
!. Hs.', below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
IEse had nearly every article used for tilling the
H. Hsde!n our own shops of best material.
AclT GRO NATT A. co