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B. P. holland, } Commissioners
NJ. HARRISON of sale
j K. TUCKER,)
W. b. holland, AuctioDeer.
Ioudoun county, my lS-eots

yI,RUSTEES' SALE OF Landry virtue
of deed OF trust from Benjamin Thorn
tor TO US. dated the 2sth day OF February, io9z,
and of record in the Clerks Office OF fsirla1
COUNTY Court, in land record book q No .,
folio i3l. we shall, on Monday the lstH day
Juig re1t. court day. in front OF the Souit
Hons. OF the said County Of Fairfax, oneI a.
nuhI;c auction to the highest bidder ioI .ssI,
ihe mart or portion of the TRACT or LAh ",
therein conveyed, and not heretofore released ~
order Of Reginald Fairfax, the cestu que u. M
Oi,na,sd IN me said county, through winch ths
aia~snJris Loudoun and Hampshire Ksi,Ioso
n'eAa and containing about FOUE IHoUS-
pm pm SEVEN HUNDRED AsD SlHTf'FoCk
aCREs. or 10 much thereof as may be nece'sa'
-, 20 .afisfy the amount now due the said kegi-
nD,rd Fairfax, and remaining unpaid, and Tue
costs and expenses Of sale.
THOMAS r. LOVE, Trustees.
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax County, Va, je 4-eots co.,
The above sale is postponed until tne io'H aa'
of August nert, Court day;
THOMAS r. LOVE, Trustees.
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax county, Va. ~ '-eots
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Stafford county, Va, jy l3-2awts.
nUBLlC SALE OF THE WAVELAND
= I,..I, .I,L. IL Id % IL J. AI-AL-LL,l

DUBLIC SALE OF THE WAVELAND
ESTATE, IN UPPER FAUQUiER.-
In pursuance OF the provisions OF two deeds OF
trust, executed by James Rogers and wife, the
first to Richards Payne, bearing date on the
9th day OF October, 1853; and the second, TO X.
F.. Scott, and John A. Spilman, bearing date on
the 2itn OF Septe mber, 1881 each recorded III
the Clerks Office OF the County Cour; OF Eau.
quier county, Va, we, the Undersigned, (act-
Ing under the authority OF the deeds respective
ly mace 10 us.) will sell toe TRACT OF LAND
IN the said two deeds mentioned, on the preml
ses, al public auction, TO the highest bidder, d"
IuCsday, the 24h day Of .AusuSi, 1888. The
said tract OF land, containing EIGHT HUN
DRED AND SiXTY-SlX ACRES, lies III the
upper part OF Fauquier county, on the waters Oi
Carriers Run, within two miles OF tae Salem
Station OF the Manassas Gap RdIlrOad--and IS
in every respect, one OF the best estates IN the
county. or Piedmont region OF Virginia The
soil is originally OF the best quality, and has
been highly improved, is well watered, and
heavily rIaBERED The Improvements consist
Ia Of all elegant MANSION, in complete re-
.I.Apair, and all necessary out.bu.ldngs Tor
the accommodation OF Servants and Stock ne
cessary on the farm, Barn. Corn.Crb, &c. The
neighborhood is healthy and society polished.
The estate comprises all that is necessary TO
render il a most desirable residence, and profit
able investment
TEENS or SALE One third part Of the pur-
chase norey 10 be paid down in cash, on the
day OF sale, but should the purchaser not find 1t
convenient to pay the whole of the cash pay
ment Oh The day OF sale, d negotiable note at
sixty days, wall endorsed, will be acceptable to
the trustees the residue to be divided into two
equal annual payments 10 be secured by bonds
with approved personal security, bearing inter
est from day OF sale, and as further indemnify,
the title TO the said land TO be withheld until all
the purchase money is paid, with power OF re.
sale, in case the purchaser should fail to pay
in accordance with the terms herein sci forth.
RICHARDS PAYNE.
X. +. SCOTT
JOHN 4. SPlLMAN.
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II NOTICE.-As there has been mush
talk abou, the grounding ef the steamship krcs
son, with the New York Regiment on board
we deem ii proper 10 state that she mad no prot
at all acquainted with the navigation OF the
Potomac-a know ledge, which can only be Oh
tanned by long experience. AS The pilot laws
now stand vessels navigating the river are at
the mercy of any and every person passing
himself off for pilot. There are many such
persons, and the grounding OF the steamer hrlcs-
son was 10 have been expected. Such "accl-
dents" are OF too frequent occurrence; and un-
less there be some legal provision Ton securing
the services OF competent pilots, the commerce
OF the Potomac must seriously suffer.
jy l3-li' ALEXANDRA llLtlS.
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The market yesterday, opened very quiet
with light receipts, ard moderate demand
Quotations for all articles remain nominally un-
changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

~ At the late EXAMINATIONS Of the STu-
DENTS of"TuE UPPERvILLE MILITARY ACADEMY"
honors were awarded as follows:
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AUCTION SALES.

C,HERIFF'S SALE-On The l7h day of July,
- i will expose TO sale at the Coach Factory
OF John Summers, Pitt street, Alexandria, four
CARRIAGES and four BUGGlES, or so much
as will be necessary to satisfy executions in my
hands, vs.. SAID Summers (Sale positiye)
c. NJ. CASTLEMAN, DIS
w l3-dts for Fdw Sangster, Sheriff
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AUCTION SALES.

4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND
"A FOR SALE-ln accordance with the will
vi the late George Hamilton. decd | offer for
sale the FARM on Winch ne resided, called
/" FOREST HILL Ii is situated in the county
OF SpOttsylyanIa. Va. about I'VE miles below
Frederic sburg, near the RappahaunocE river,
with the Richmond and Potomac railroad pass
rg through II The nsIg hborhood offers every
social Involvement, while Fredericksburg IS ac-
cessible by All hours ride over Inns road.
The Farm consists OF TWO TRACT>-FOR-
EST HILL. when has all the Improvements,
containing about SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FORTY-IHREE ACRES, one hundred OF
which are in wood; the other, a short distance
from the first containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, wholly i'll wood and has been used as
q reserve OF fuel and timber.
All the necessary buildings for farming pur-
poses, granary, corn-aouses, stables, Carriage
house negro cabins. &c, are well located and IN
good order.
k-A The DWELLING H0Ui f is a comno-
LIZ. ious building CT wood, containing eight
rooms, in perfect repair. 1t is situated on ali
eminence thar overlooks the whole plantation.
and command, beautiful and extensive view OF
the Rappanauuock valley as lar as the eye can
-
rarely TO be found All the necessary offices.
kitchen ineat.house, dairy, ice-house, &c, are
also in coed order.
Inc land IS very productive, well adapted 10
the growth OF wheat, corn, oats, and grass and
i'll line order for cultivation. Massaponax run
passes through the farm for considerable dis
lance, afordlng an abundant supply OF water
Tor stock during the drie>t seasons.
There IS good orchard, productive garden
and several unidIlng springs OF the pure't wa
ter on the place. lis perfect heaithtuIness,
beauty OF location. and other advantages, make
TINS most desirable abode
Persons wishing 10 view the premises are In
vited TO do so they will be shown by the over
seer, Mr.. Stephens.
Terms OF sale accommodating, and made
known on application 10 me.
The above property, /! not sold privately, OF
which due notice will be given. will be offered
at public auction, on the premises, 10 the high
est bidder, OH Wednesday, Sth August next.
GEORGE HAMILTON, Jr.
Executor OF George Hamilton, deceased.
Brandy station T. o., Culpcper county, Va.
iy cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

TnlRTy-Two STARS The first flag that
we have seen with thirty-t~o stars displayed,
was that hoisted by the steamer George
Page" on Thursday night last, while bring
ing home Sunday School Excursion from
Fort Washington. 1t is useless to state that
i1e noble ensign was the pride OF ell on
board, for who amongst us does not rejoice
in these tokens of expansion aud prosperity
a. a nation ?-[HjOH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Y i offer Tor sale. privately, the FARM
upon which now reside containing $50 ACRES.
This Farm offers grea, inducements to the pur-
CHASER rom its locality, being within = miles OF
NitcheiTs Station, and OF the RapIdan, aud
thereby brought INFO immediate connection, by
railway, with Richmond and Alexandra. Il is
beautifully situated in one of the best nelghbor-
bood. in the State. The Improvements are
s,.s, comfortable DIV ELLlN e. with SIX
bssa. rooms, ard all other necessary out-houses,
4 more particular description is unnecessary
as those wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves For further description, APP
rly to ]. c. GREEN, at CuIptper Ct House, or
The subscriber at Michell's station
VIM. 4 ROBERTSON.
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Fauquinr county, Va jy 5--eots

AVAILABLE LOUDOUN FARM FOR
= SALE i offer for sale, the beautGu! ard
desirable FARM. called "DRESDEN' upon
which | reside II is situated in Loudoun Co.,
Va on the Snckers's Gap Turnpike is twelve
miles from Ieesburg, three from Niddeburg,
and two and a.haf from Aide. The tract con.
tains THREE HUNDRED AND SlHll.ONE
ACRES OF LAND. All Of the cleared land IS
in high state of cultIvation the remainder
well ;imbered In each field there are seveTa!
Springs. which, during the most protTacted
drought, have never failed. There is an abun-
dance of Limestone upon the Farm, with Kiln
Tor burning.
fa7S The Improvements consist OF brcK
LIZ. DWELLING HOUSE, with five Rooms
below. and four above 1t is comfortable and
convenient The Kitchen is OF store; has a
room above and beneath. There are good Ser.
wants houses, with every other necessary out
building. Within few yards OF the house, ar
TWO ORCHARDS OF choice Fruit.
This Farm adjolas the lands OF Jas +. Ball
and the heirs of Geo W. McCarty, and more
beautiful desirable or more healthy location Is
nc, to be found in the State. II commands an
extensive view OF the Blue Ridge, and IN lovel
ness OF scenery is unsurpassed. II lies wi,nih
tour miles of Inc Loudon Branch OF the Ma
ra.sas GAP Raiirosd. and twelve OF the Plans
Station. Prompt attention will be gwen 10
any communication addressed 20 the subscriber,
HORACE LUCKETT, MiddIeburg ? o..
2I--vtt Loudcun Co, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Ihe
\ subscriber offers al private sale, his ArtM
commonly called hill Farm J miles east
OF MdG!eourg, and s. miles vest OF AleKaI :
IT. dria. There is upon II a good DIV Eli
EGIH LING HOUSE, all necessary Outbnlld-
ings. and good Apple ORCHARD. II IS III 4
rood state of cultivation, is we'll wateIed, and
Is within five miles OF one OF the conten pIa.e"
deuots Of the IoudCun Branch OF Manassas zap
Railroad. and within nine miles OF the fIdll'
Station OF said road: Is within 2ths OF miie
of two large Fluurlng Mills, and surrounded by
6rs'-rare schools. both male and female ia as
healthy a section ot the State as can De iohnl
is situated IN tar midst OF good and desIraoie
society. and co.. DIues many other advantages
which | deem II not necessary 10 mehtloH' 90
any one wishing TO purchase viii examine Tue
nrcnises tor themselves The Farm contains
sbout TWO HUNDRED And SIXTY n th
ACRES, and adjoins the lands OF Col. Haml',
ton Rogers Gen. Asa Rogers VIM. Rogers, ahh
others. II not sold privately before tne sun
day of July. 1855, It wili then be offered al
Public sale. in the village OF MlddIeOus' Oh
that day :.
Persons desiring any further information 10
relation 10 the Farm, or wishing To kno" Tue
Terms of Sale. can obtain II by addressing the
subscriber through mail at MiddIeburg, Lou
dorn couutv. Va, or making enquiry OF l.
Cbarc.Ilor, esq. Attorney al Law, al SAID place
who is luly authorized TO nego,a,e or, I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

GOAL! COAL!!-l expect TO receive IN a
y few days, per Schr. Pennsylvania, cargo
OF pure Red Ash COAL, the quality OF which
cannot be surpassed. Those wishing very
nice article, at price much below It's value,
will please send in their orders
~ - JAS. c. NEVETT.
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rIVIDEND The President and Directors
J of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, have
de- claret dividend of three aud three quarters
per cent out OF the profits OF the institution
for the last six months, subject 10 deduction
OF quarter per cent. bonus, payable TO the
STATE, leaving three and oHe-haf per cent nett,
payable 10 tae stockholders.
T. l2-2t J. A SMITH, Cashier.
CITY TAX PAYERS are notified that they
I can save FIVE per cent by paying their tax
bills in full, on or be ore the goth OF July
Office in Market House Building.
WESLEY AVERY, Collector S. d.
JOHN a FIELD, Collector y. d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

~AME TO THE RESIDENCE OF THE
! J subscriber, on the SIN OF July, small
SORREL MARE, about ~ or IA hands high,
all four feet white, lef eye blind, and ball face
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
properry. nav charges, and take her away.
JAMES H. WEAST.
~ >l..,Jr;, q,
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VALUABLE FAUcUIER LAND FOR
Y SALE The subscriber offers at private
sale. the FARM MOUNT STERLING Of
which Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Mitchell, died seized
and possessed; situated III the county OF Eau
quier, Va, five miles east of WaTenton, and
at an intermediate point between Gainesville,
station on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and Cat
lett. a station OH the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad.
Said FARM contains about FIVE HUN
DRED ACRES, with an abundance of timber
upon il, and is divided into len fields, with one
or more Springs OF excellent water on each, and
most of the arabic land which is not in cultIva-
ton, is well set in grass, thercbv rendering this
a very desirable farm for grazing purposes
The soil is of excellent original quality, and Is
now in good state of Improvement. There Is
III upon the premises good DWELLING
LIZ HOUSE, with all necessary out buildings,
most of which are quite new and very substan-
TALLY built ! will take pleasure in showing
the premises TO any one DESTROYS OF purchasing
and reply promptly TO any communications al
dressed 10 me, respecting particular inquiries as
10 terms, &c, for which purpose application
may also be made 10 JOHN p. PHILLIPS, esq (,
Warrenton, Va r. TASKER MITCHELL,
For himself and the other heirs OF Mrs. {. NJ
Mitchell decd Fduquier CO, Va, ~ 7-eOti
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TOAL.-I snail be IN constant receipt during
I j the season, Of RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COIL. and, also. keep always
OF hand stock of LUMP, RUN OF THE
NINE, and FINE CUMBERLAND COAL, of
The best quality, which offer Tor sale at lowest
market rates. d. BOYD SMITH.
~ 5-tf Daingertleld's Wharf
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ss-B Best Scholarship and Good Conduct Medsl-JU
Ian E.IRrAX
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HnN BARRELS choice brands OF Family
ZUU and Extra Flour, consisting OF B F.
Bverly, VIM. A. Chapman, and J Mohler Fam
ily, aud A. q H Hotel, Fort Run, J. F. Lewis,
Biz Spring, aud Byerly Extra; also, various
brands OF Super, in store, and for sale b.
~ 4 L. ENGLISH Il BRO.
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New Wharf.-The fret new wheat OF the
season was received in this city yesterday
BY the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, con-
signed to Messrs. Kao1 & Bro, from the
farms of Col. Geo. Willis and Chas. P. Mon
cure, esq., of Orange. The quality of the
wheat was very fue, and for the white 81 80
was obtained. We hear that offers near the
above figures have been made here for several
thousand bushels Of similar wheat, deliVera-
BILE this month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

FIRE Yesterday morning, about 10 o.
clock, the three story brick dwelling and
store, occupied by Dir. Hiram Thomas, No.
3l9, King-street, was discovered to be on
fire on the roof, but before the flames had
made much progress they we're extinguished
by the exertons of the tiremen and other
citizens. The roof took fire from a spark
from an adjoining chimney.
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n. B. All creditors of 6. A. Seet are hereby
notified, that their claims must, in accordance
with the terms of the deed OF trust, OF Novem-
Der rs, 1887 be duly acknowledged, ascertained,
and presented TO the subscriber, on or before the
first day OF July next, or they will not be EN-.
braced III the schedule.
J. J. HALSEY, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-13

PoroMAc BRIDGE.-The public is notified
that travel over the Potomac Bridge Will DE
suspended on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday next, in consequence of the absolute
necessity for making thorough repair Of the
District draw.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06
For the Standard.


MEssRs. EDIToRs: desire through your columns
to present the consideration of the members elect
ed TO the popular branch of the next Legislature of
the State, the claims, for the honorable post of
Speaker, of Thomas Settle, Esq, of Rockingham
county.
am aware that many members elect are we'll
qualified for this office; and, in aluding to the mer
its of Mr. Settle, do not mean in the least to dis
parage those of any others.
do not know that Mr.. Settles friends have ever
alluded to the matter in his presence, and am
that he will not be looking for this communication.
His name, however, has been freely used among
many friends in connection with the post Of Speaker,
and have yet to hear the remotest intimation of
opinion of the least unftness, in any respect
the part of this rising champion of Democracy. 1t
is well known that he presided part Of the time over
the deliberations Of the last House Of Commons with
great acceptance, and in fact his qualifications for
this distinguished position marked and peculiar.
Dgnifed. courteous and manly in his manners, pa
tient laborous and impartial well versed by expe-
rence and careful study in parliamentary rules apt
quick, inexbly honest but of untiring good nature
Mr.. Settle could not fail to make useful and popu
lar presiding officer in any deliberative Assembly
He has done good service in the cause Of Democracy
and while he has been modest and backward in pre-
ferrng his own claims, he has many warm friends
~ho would rejoice Mt his elevation for the sake of
the State as well as on his own account.
. A MEMBER
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For the Standard.
RIcHNoNp HILL, Sept. 21st, 1856

For the Standard
RICHMOND HILL, Sept 21st, 1858.
To the Editors OF the Standard:
James r. Dodge, Clerk Of the Supreme Court of
North-C Carolina at Morganton. requests the Editors
of the Standard to inform their readers, some Of
whom may be otherwise misled by communication
Of c. NJ. in E. of Watauga county-that the case
of Dugger ". Dunn, Bard Co. was decided in the
Supreme Court at Morganton-that the reason no
order issued from that Court for the collection
of the costs of the Court below, was, that money
supposed sufficient to pay all the costs was deposit
ed in my Office by the plaintiff; and upon the final
disposition of the case, after retaining the costs of
the Supreme Court the whole Of the balance of the
money deposited was paid over to W. W. Avery,
ESQ.,, plaintiffs Attorney, his receipt specifying that
he will pay the costs in the Court below. All of
which has been repeatedly explained to the parties,
and believe to the Clerk and Master. I have re-
peatedly shown applicants Mr.. Avery's receipt,
which is on my Docket, and E. j. Erwin, Esq, will
exhibit it for me-
have no doubt Mr.. Avery has omitted to attend
to it from forgetfulness. and will put right at once.
Yours truly,
JAS. R. DODGE, Crk. S. c., N.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06
Tournament at our State Fair.

We are pleased to announce that the young gen.
tlemen of Raleigh have determined to get up first
class tournament for ensuing State Fair. Such
arrangements have been already made as to render
the tournament certain Full particulars will here
after be made known.
We are glad to be able to make this announce.
ment, as it evinces increasing interest in the State
Fair. From all quarters, we learn, the most en-.
couraging assurances are being received of hearty
cooperation by the people in the efforts of the Ex.
ecutive Committee.
We are requested to announce to those interested,
that the final meeting in connection with the pro-
posed tournament, will be held at the Hall of the
Raleigh Debating Society, on Saturday evening next
at o'clock
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lei

At his residence in Caswell county Saturday morning
the llth ut Rev. John H. Pckard in the seventy sixth
year of his age.
Mr. Pckard to this county in the year 1885, and
commenced preaching at Bethesda church lcentate
In November 1917 he was ordained to the full work of the
gospel ministry by the Presbytery of Orange He con-
tnued his labors at Bethesda for upwards of thirty years
partial loss of his sight he ceased to labor regularly
church. but frequently preached there and at destitute
places the surrounding country. He earnest
preacher of the gospel and noted for his pety He
was looked upon by all denominations throueho this
whole region of country standard for humble and
severing devotion to the service of his Master Even the
world itself bore witness that be was a man Of God
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06

1t is not by books alone, chiefly, that one be-
comes in all points a man. Study, to do faithfully
every duty that comes in your way. Stand to your
post; silently devour the chargrins Of life; love
justice; control self; not from the truth
right be Of rectitude decision, concentious-
ness one that fears and obeys God, and exercises
benevolence to all and in ali this you shall posses
true manness.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06

SHERIFFs AND TAxEs.-Last Thursday (Sept. 3Oth)
was the last day allowed by law to the various sher-
ifs for settling their tax accounts with the Comp
troler Of State that being the last day of the fiscal
year Of our State government We believe that four
or five sheriffs have failed to make their returns-
We learn that there is slight increase of revenue
as compared with that of last year.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06

WILSON INvENT1oN.-We are pleased to learn that
Mr. Charles Kenyon, of this place, has secured Pa.
tent Right for SefCupler to the Railroad Car
We understand it is simple in it's construction and
Will be OF much benefit to Railroad companies gen.
eraly. We hope the invention will prove success
ful-lL Ledger. ''
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06

NORTH. CAROLINA PLANTER.-The October NUN.
her Of this valuable agricultural Journal is received.
Every farmer in the state should subscribe for it,
Address A. M. German, Raleigh N. G. inclosing 81,
and the Planter will be sent for one year.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06

NEW PLoUGH-Mr. Alex. Dickson, of Orange
county, N. c., has received a patent right for a
plough invented by him, to do the work of turning
and subsoil plough at one operation. The N. c..
Planter in noticing this plough, says:
"The subsoil attachment can be taken away, and
by a simple stock used as snbsoil or Golfer, and
the plough as turning plough alone. 1t is so con-
structed as to answer all the purposes Of plough
and Golfer. The plough may now be seen at Mr..
Burns shop, and will be exhibition at the next
State Fair"