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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
TO DRAWN
ruU 4, -UrU nav IN JANUARY
500 Prizes amounting to $32o,oo
Whole Tickets, 80: Halves, IS; Quarters ~ 80
LOTTERY

S 4Oo Prizes amounting to 1920 600
Whole Tickets $40: Halves, IS; Quarters 81 30.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from TO 10000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel
The first 462 prizes similarly printed and encirced are
placed In another wheel.
| The wheels are then rsvoved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers and at the same time prize Is
drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited TO the audience and register
ed by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES-The two preceding and ths
two numbers those drawing the first prizes
will be entitled to the Approximation Prizes For exam
pe If ticket No the 100000 prize those tick
es numbered ll2+s 1920 l?5l 1882 will each be enti-
tied to $780, II ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 those
tickets numbered SIS $40 $751; 5j2 will each be entitled to
1890, and so on according to the above scheme.
The 600 prizes OF S2U will be determined by e last fig
ure OF the number that draws the prize For exam
Pile II the number drawing the 100000 prize ends with No.
then all the tickets where the number ends In l. Will be
entitled to $40 II the number ends with 2, then all the
tickets where number ends in will be entitled to s2o
and on to O. . .,
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
| rates, which Is the risk: 49,
Certificate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets $50
/ Half
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

ONE HUNDRED SLAVES FOR SALE.
AN TUESDAY the 18th day Of January, le5a the un.
u dersigned trustees in deed Of trust Of record in
the Clerks Office of Brunswick, will sell at public
auction the plantation, formerly the property OF James
H. NJ Nebbl, In the county of Brunswick, the Peters.
burg aud Boydton plank road about foyhve miles from
Petersburg
ONE HUNDRED SLAVES,
Consisting of men, women boys and girls also, two tho.
rou n bred mares both out of The Queen'-one by
"Margrave," and the other by Norfolk
The sale will be commenced at halfpas twelve o'clock
The slaves will be sold for cash. and the upon
credit of six months JNO. Z. SHELL,
B. q. WILKES,
H., ,,ds Trusteea
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
SLAVES In HANOVER COUNTY.

In pursuance Of decree OF Hanover County Court, en-
tered the 2nd day of December, 1857 in suit styled
Dickinson against Dickinson, &c the undersigned will
sell public auction, 1T Beaverdam Depot, in Hanover
County, Thursday, the lith day of January next,
1859 IL o'clock, NJ II fair not the next tair day
thereafter Tract Of Land containing about l65 acres;
snd also Is Saves some very likely which held by
Mr. Lucy Dickinson her dover in the estate Of Nh.
thanrl Dickinson, deceased. The land lies within one
and Il half miles of Beaverdam Depot, and within ONE
fourth of mile of the Central Railroad at the Green
Bay Crossing and known as Green Bay the late resi-:
dence OF Nathaniel Dickinson decd. Upon It is good
Dwelling House with all necessary Out Houses also,
good store House, with Lumber House attached.
It is good stand for Country Store and good business
usually been done there The land is situated that
may be conveniently sold in lots and will be 90 sold, If
necessary to suit purchasers.
Terns-For the Slaves cash; for the land, oneourth
in cash. and the balance in TWO rsalments of aud
two years. with interest from day Of sale. Bonds, with
good security Tor the deferred payments. and title
tanned until the purchase money paid The title is be.
eved be unquestionable but shall only sell such as
10 vested In us by the decree.
JOHN B. YOUNG,
CHASTAIN WHITE,
C. 6. GRISWOLD,
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GEORGE 7. HERRISG'S.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No. SO. MAIN STREET.
IL EsPs always on hand full stock Of Groceries, to
In which he invites his and the public gene.
rally Also pays strict attention 10 the sale Of country
Produce and Ia prepared to furnish grain bags to his
friend, who wish to send their grain to him to sell
GEO. |. HERRING,
ur4-ctf No. Sc, Main st.
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WIN. =. PHILLIPS.


GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
NXIlLL continue hire out negroes, rent out houses
w settle and adjust claims of every description ap.
pertaining General Agent He returns bis sincere
his patron. for the liberal patronage which they
have bestow him; and hopes by strict attention TO
bu,iness to merit their continued confidence.
~Offce Governor Street between Main ana
Franklin Streets, at Gouldins old stand Dec 22|lm
LRCTURES ON MAN AND MENTAL
SCIENCE, by Prof. q. s. FOWLER, OF N. Y,
the distinguished author Human Science and Life ts
Laws Organs, Functions and Improvement a. taught by
evening for one week, commencing Saturday Evening
Jan Cd, at y oeloet Saturday and Sunday evenings
tlemen 25 cts Single admission to all the other Lectures
IS Ticket, for the corss. o. gentlemen n and two
viii close with chronological Examinations of prominent
citizens Expect intellectual treats For particulars see
email bills. whicDwl be extensively circulated Exam
inc them inellgeny Scientific deneations Of charac.
ter with charts and advice health talents, svoca
lions selfimprovement, management of children, mar
riase, &C., will be given during the day at his Rooms at
the Exchange Hotel Jan 1-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

"AWRS r. SUTTON, ATTORNEY AT Law AM,
III NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND, VA, pracnces o.
III ~ cnrts of the City of Richmond and the county 10
Hephco. ,,,,L ,..,.
July 2e-sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
BY HECTOR DAVIS ALCr

NEGROES-This day. at 81 o'clock Will lsM, !.
~ likely negrocs-men boys and eirls
Jan. l RECTOR DAVIS. AIct
NEGROES.-On TUESDAY. the 9Th January, ] wi
N sell 1t my Office Franklin street, il oco :. :
likely slaves and grl-by order o: the
sioner
Dec 23-td HECTOR DAVIS aucte
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a AUCTION We VIII sel ou Wednesday, Jsuu
n AIRY 9th ls5s, Negro Woman named Nancy by ~
der Of VIM Ambers, Trustee for Robert W. Mc(iee e
satisfy supdry debts due 4 l.. Wiairee.
Jan l-tis D. N. PULLlAN co Aut,s
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RKOGIE YI.KEn> WANTtD

n WISH 10 hire from six Brosue Hasr'. /
tion 10 those which have had the present year, -
her BY the pair year. For such will suit VIII s'e
1--WE as much as any one else bur do want those 10!
Who shall have pay hire for and learn them tbs uSde
Dec Il ALEX BILL. III, Aaia g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

$500 Prizes amounting to S2i9,esU
The 900 Prizes of $s so determined by the last
figure of the number that draws the Capalif it Is
odd NUMBER then every odd number Ticket will be emit
tied TO % so; lift is number, then every
number Ticket will be entitled to 60 So in addition to any
other Prize the Ticket may draw.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets Certificates of Packages
of Tickets to ANDERSON a. SON, Managers,
Dec l8 Macon or Savannah. GA.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD:
ID ANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 7h day OF No
IL vcmbcr, Negro Slave. EDGAR He 10 thirty.sx
iears old six fee, high, OF dark brown complexion, very
aoop in the shoulders Edgar says he raised in
Sok county, has worked about Norfolk several years
ooHsht him at the Auction House Of Messrs Pullam
r tie aOlh of July. 1856 The bill of sale signed
Miner for James A. Bilisoly, administrator OF
". .nsnbers deceased. He told one of my negroes
nc W. going to Norfolk county to sell some plumber he
~ ct nett then To Richmond, steal his wife, get Of
os Spout Norfolk and go to Free State. He read
self with papers some kind He may have purchased
tne paPere OF some Free Negro. will give the above
reward OF que Hundred Dollars TO any person who will
arrest and conhne him so can 70. him.
C. H. GAY
" fost omce " Laurel. N. c. Nov 17-du
ElLOvER SEED Prm. New croD, for ..le BY
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NOR SALE, my farm of three hundred and eleven
q acres in Albemare county. adjoining the lands
o. Massey, Snccd and others, six miles from
Charlottesville, two and half from Shadwell Depot
and from the Rivanna Improvement. One hundr red
and twenty cleared well enclosed and In high
state oil Improvement One third Of this is good bottom
land A dwelling and all necessary out buildings
the place. and well of first water in the yard.
TERMS liberal or il desired, exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address at Richmond call at my office, corner Of
Franklin and Governor streets.
li-ctlJaSdtf g A. HART, NJ ID
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3. THAT.BRRG'S GRAND CONCERTS IN
RICHMOND.

WILL take place on FRIDAY, January ., MoNDAf'
" llth. and WEDNESDAY, l3ths
METROPOLITAN nall.
The Manager Of Mr. THALBERGS CONCERTSha has the
honor that have been
With that world renown ned Violinist
HENRY vlEUXTEMPS.
Who will jointly appear in these Concerts.
r. All particulars In future advertisements.
Orders for for these three Concerts will be re-
ceiVed at Mr. Woodhouse's bookstore
me- 23-6
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Nnv ctda

DESIRABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
DY virtue Of deed OF trust and decree of the Cir.
ID cui, Court OF Gloucester, will SELL stPubic Aac.
ton. for cash. Monday the 18th day Of February 1859
court day. all that part Of the OF land called Green.
wich in Gloucester county. York river which
veyed by John W. Fox to trustees for the purpose OF
curing debts due Thomas Smith L. Co.
The property IS very desirable one, containing 800
acres In good state of cultivation; aud has upon COM
Portable dwelling house and other buildings
Every facility Tor the transportation Of produce by
steamers sail vessels possessed and the river fats
front OF the land abound in oysters and available for
oyster planting TO agreat extent.
WIN. B. TALIAfERRO
nar Trus
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.

FOR DECEMBER.
u FRANCE e. CO.. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE.
He MARYLAND.
Drawn Nos of Susquchannn Canal, 50, drawn Dec. o.
SIS u - | 81 IL 66 80 IL Is ~ 36 D.
Drawn Nos Of Patapsco Institute. DOG drawn Dec "a
90 % IL 50 80 5 10 e. So 81 Is IS
Drawings conducted nnder The superintendemce o the STATE
Lottery Commissioner.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARf
LIND
CLASS o.
To be drawn In Baltimore, Maryland, SATURDAY, De
cember. 2tih 1857.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
THIRTY.THREE VALUABLE NEGROES

FOR SALE.
10y virtue of the last will and testament Of As''h"v
Id j. Rowle decd will sell. NJ Clover Depot. II tie
county of Halifax the second day Of January is3s,
credit Of six months with interest from the day OF e"
rHIRTY-TgREE VALUABLE SEGROss, consisting OF ~ "i',
women bows and chllirQn-lhe most OF them very wa.
able and likely. Bonds with undoub,ed security vi &c
required every before the delivery OF tue
w. II. SIMS. Executor ~
Dee l-ctds ! ROwLYrr
WANTED, NEGkOES
TIME following described Slaves are wanted Ia work
Il on the Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road, durin,
the ensuing year:
For the repairs of the road and for the stations ard &C.
pots ...........................3 negroes.
For the trains, as fremen and train hands....e
For the smith shop two Smiths and four Sri.
kers.
For the carpenter shop-Carpcntcn......
For tho machiue shop .------.-2
For Drivers Of Wagons, Omnibus, &c...-.-
Total.
Dec 2-lm r. II GILL, Supt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

DIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUC.
II TIONS.-In a few weeks will again o.
resume giving instruction in the above
branches. lE9 y
Apply tn Messrs. Habllston e. Bro, No. 1863 MAR
Street who also have the selling of the ChicSerns Piano
Fortcs. NATHL. CARUSl.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF
MR. J. =. l. Il n
On which occasion he will appear in
THREE PAVORlTE CHARACTERS.
TlRIDAY EVENING, January 1858 will be performed
u q New Drama. entitled
ANNETTE THE FORSAKEN,
THE
DESERTED VILLAGE
La Cachuca ......--......-. Miss Jennie Hight
To be followed by the
YPOCRIT
Nsworm ,,nr. =. o. Iis'Ao
Who will deliver Lecture on The Times
To conclude with the Laughxble Farce of
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
Diggory. VII. =. .. Ntei ~
1.-THE EIGHTH LECTURE of the course
~ before the Young Mems Christian Association
will be delivered by Professor CHARLES N. MARINE,
Of the University Of New York. at the First
Church, (Rev Or MooreD on FRIDAY EVENING, the l't
January. ut O'Clock. :.
subject-"The Law Of Spiritual Progression "
rVMembers can procure their Season Tickets at the
rooms of the Association.
Tickets OF admission may be procured at Meade q ia;
ker's Laidey & Robinson's, the Exchange Hotel and
principal Bookstores
Tickets % cents. For schools, eight tickets 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

FOUR LIKELY NktiKU MkN At AUCTION
WE will sell on Tuesday, til. 5,h OF January, NJ
w office, on Wall street. uur likely AsG valuatl 4,
slaves. Among them is hrsrs:c Bacxini,n the o.ae.
three quarry men.
by order Of Benjamin Hatcher ami Henry W. F!sas:.
administrators of Nathaniel Green DECEASED
d. NJ PuLLIAM y co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

TIME FARM upon which formerly resided, contain.
IL ing 300 acres about miles south of Chester.
field Court House, and within two and half miles OF
Fendleys Station On the Clover Hill Railroad Thereby
markets Two thrds OF this farm is open land in gooQ
state o lvaon and susceptible of the his chest
impruven One third in original growth which ha
not been pI!aged
The improvements consist of a good and commodious
dwelling, built within the last few years, and all the
necessary and arm houses.
For further particulars apply to me- or TO J. r. Gill, al
the Farmers Bank Richmond.
SAINT Sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
BY d. NJ. PULLIAM & CO, AUCrs.

~ EGROES.-We will sell 10 likely negroes Ut suc 4.
~ ton. at our Office. a, % o'clock 20 day
ID. NJ. PuLLIaM II co Aucts
jan l Wall
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS,

Do DO 20 HaIVc8 .-...' I.U VU
Do do 26 Qrs., " 60 %
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS,
MARYLAND LOTTERY. TO BE DRAWN ON THE
HAVANA PLAN
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARY.
LAND,
EXTRA CLASS H.
To be drawn In Baltimore, Maryland, SATURDAY, De.
cember Goth, 1857.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

CoinuiissiohrI amer "a the Circuit Court
oil the city OF Richmond entered In the OF NJ
cholson va Askew and others shall on the 3oh day q
december 1881 at the auction house OF D. ~ Pu ham &
Co. sell at public auction To- l, hirrs, bidder ,r ca l.
negro man slave named Phil PAYNE
Dec 25-tds r NANCE Co,,,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

NLOvER SEED Prime New Crop, for sale BY
~ Dec " SKMKER co.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
for tho Richmond Enquirer.
ERON WASHINGTON


FROM WASHINGTON,
NV AsHINeroN, Dec. 3l.-Prevous 10 leaving E Eaa
,rsl America Walker ordered Anderson 70 no.u ,.,
lilo to moment and %1vsn TO 10 sssrs%
tiss' to burn ali except the Virgin These ins'ruc-
ron. ware undoubtedly received oy Anderson. -
coMwoS"-a P,uldipg s not definitely known wnne
thsrs r but little prospect Of bis being
~ sS,'n;.tr.tion will take measures to SIGNIFY
~. S; a.. Of his conduct. .oo
:" p.oho. 70 the New York papers say that eoo
p,.d from Texas for Nicaragua on the .nh OF
Sea.nhsr. Eulistmens are going on IN new W.
= Ss and the greatest excitement prevails
Nrw ORLEANS. Dec. II, 1857.
TIA Walker excitement 10 on the increase; Parucu'
,.,ly in favor Of reinforcing Anderson at Castillo.
NJ. Tabsr, Editor Of the Nicarsguense, addresses
Q meeting to night
NEW YORK, DEc. 3l.-Flour dropping; South
Arm Al 4Os4 IS Wheat 10 nominal. Sales OF white
corn At 56s62. Stocks are hrmer.
s0>-
BALTIMORE DEC. 3l.-Flour is dull; sales OF
fIoward street and Ohio at 81 g.; City Mills, o.
Wheat, l O5al is. Corn-white and yellow. Hso@'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

SALE or NEGROES Will b. sold rharlo''e
- Court House. on MONDAY, the 4;h day OF Jaru-r!
1859 (tha being Court day 10 likely necros. 90"
sisting OF men women, ocys and girls, belonging TO e
estate of A. D. Alexander, deceased.
credit OF dix months vii! DO given for approved pa
D. H. MORTON,
G. NJ. EGGLESTON,
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne1o York.
MI, A M
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No ca
BALTIMORE MARKETS

NEDNES DAY, July IL.
COFFEE-We note a very fair demand to-day, with
sales of 900 bags fair Rio at 10Acts, 16O bags dam
aged do at l0Rcs and 1876 bags good fair at 1ll4 Acts
Inc market closes very firm at l0GlORcts for medium,
lOcts for fair 111 4cts for good fair, and IL Hcts for
at 15(G16cts
FLouR-The market continues dull with sales to-day
Oh loo pps ONO super at S437& and 200 bbls Howard
street 90 at the same figure City Mills continue to
quoe at Extra is still very dull at rs for Ohio
$475dS5 for Howard Street and s5G 30 for Citv Mills
Baltimore ground Family is selling at s7s7 80 and Ex
try at S6aS6 So There was sale yesterday Of SO bbs
and nominal at $3.37 for Country and "a ~ e. Cit
GRAlN.-We note continued light rece;nta w;th n
steady demand The offerings of white Wheat today
fair being 1000 BUSH hut of red there wera ni
300 bush white sold at 1l0d1lS for fair To
and 125G13O cts for prime and choice do red sold W.
1O cts fair old, and 1l0cs. for good new Corn CO..
tnues in very light supply, and transactions show do
cided advance upon previous sales. There were
700 bush white and 200 BUSH yellow market today
all of which sold at So cts for white and SS5 cts for
yellow Oats in better request, with light offerings
amounting only 900 bush all of which sold at IS cts
for lot of prime Mary land, old do. at 80 cts
~ cts for Pennsylvania and lot OF 30 bush do at
cts quote Virginia at 34d36 cts There was 100 bush
new Rye at market, but sale reported we quote
ola at 20 cts for Pennsylvania and 7Octs for Maryland
and Virginia
MoLAssE ES.-saes to-day of 10 hhds. Cuba Muscovado
Gus The stock of Moasses is rather light, and hold
are steady at full rates, viz: 27d3l cts for Cuba Mus
GoVau" Z4d25 cts. for clayed; 2S(G31 cts for English
sahu % LAO cts. for New Orleans and 30G34 cts fol-
PKoVlSloNS.-The market is firmer but otherwise
unchanged Sales of % hhds Bulk Hams at TX cts We
auoe Sdes at this figure Shoulders at 5x cts In
oaso, sum- " hnos Shoulders and Sides sold at
aa ae .oca,e az Meat is quiet. Mess Pork quote
at$io-oVdno to' frme at 1880 and Rump at Sl2 80
Baltimore Packed Mess Beefs selling sti nj s16 and do
No. at $13 Western Mess at sl4 and No az s19 ard
is steady at IL cts foriWestern, and 10 cts for City
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MARYLAND NEWS.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.

ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
COAL SHIPMENTS WEEK ENDING July TO-
1858:
Franklin-for the week 74S 90 tons and for the year
81, ,j6S lG tons.
Poomac-for the week 354 OF tons; and for the year
4 ,245, 90 tons
Ba ton-fOr the week 9OS tons and for the year
9,99O,09 tons.
Piedmont Coal and Iron Company-for the week 4O3 OS
tons, and for the year 10,939,O7 tons.
Detmod-for the week 27O,04 tons and for the yeal
q ,033, IS tons.
AmcriCan-for the week 8 q07 tons and thc yea,
15,1 OF tons
Georges Creek-for the week 6S3I5 TONS and for the
year 10 O6,17 tons.
From the Hampshire Mines during the same time there
were shipped l33O O9 tons, and for the year 81 459
From the Piedmont region for the week 5O4 Is tons
and for the year 3,55S 0l tons.
From the FrOstburg region, for the week ending
June 10Th, by the Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.'s Rail
road, LOGO II tons and for the year IS S29 10 tons
week ending June 18th, 1859 90 for the year rs IO4
90 tons.
From tina Frostburg region the week 62O O1 tons
and for the year 03 934, ,0S tons.
From the whole region the week 10 97l n5 tons and
for the year PIG, II tons.-Penaont Independent
THE WHEAT CRoP.-Frol the reports of the farmers in
this locality since they have commenced cutting
their wheat constrained to believe that not much
than half crop will be harvested On the Black
Oak Bottom Dr. Gursell informs that the wheat crop
is almost total falure.-Tie3m0m IRdependent
THE WHEAT CROP IN TALBOT CoUYTY-Our farmers
done harvesting and the yield but poor
We have heard of one farmer Offering his ren-one third
of his crop, for barrel of good -four of another who
sOwed twenty bushels Of seed, and used ton of guano
costing SOS, and only reaped hundred bushelsEdS
ton Star.
The Public oifor the title ola new Independent pa
per just established in Eason, Nd The Editor pro
prietor is WM T. ROwLENsoN for a long time connected
with the Easton Star.