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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-15

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W This is the most rel aldo SEWING MACHINE ever
oheed in hi, market both IN the quality of It's work It's dn
than u at Of an othcr Machine while II works with
the "cst silk the heaviest cloth "r leather either oi
evenly laid much ncr than ",dnary hanh work whe
both sides of tho cloth are sl'ohcd alike, r"ang IN beauty
tue most elegant hand work II rarely gets ont oi Iotk
der or requires repairing and Is no an "r" "an
ihee advantages other Machines, icd r"nhl' nj
u"ds fahn Ss"R Mae1l"eS viii best NEE, The wants "t
Families all kinds "i Manufacturing tlothrrs. 1a'"r boot
aud Shoe Makers"r others requiring scsm in hewok
Harness and Saddle Manuia'urcrs VII, ind this Mal lmc
that vi" do thrr work il RAPID and substantial ma"tcf and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families Who require
much sewing ~l fud this Machine rnrrnIary nanPrh !"
their wants b.slc saving lahur enough months
pay fort. Tallms viii mud great 10y using i- 81"
u's Machine besides hcng always >r" OF superior quality
wtk that does Mt i'rraIy and that io"@N "n n 'r han
and work Boo ard shoe M'ng'ein',', eau ave Thou
sands of Dollars by tins Machine whln for rurr"
1e, the work don" "n 'nth'rh by ih'S Machine u h.' han
lone in any o,u way.
purchased your Hads Pai'at NrnH Ahchinc intend
ed wholly or family use but as it W." rec 'nnttcd l." 'e"
many uriEhh"ts can Stil to The sutiifil 1t
wok done in this wa Lolh Ut o bcauiy and sir nrh
and feel confident this alone the machine has Ia
h"r enough to pay it'co one # cur n'ishh"rs who nAs
large Il,ntaon says worth tn" Of his hcet
hands he tin" saves IA king ch"r "g the rest Nv
cry Machine yoa have sold in t cnfS h slv the great
esi satisfaction and several intend 10 order Maehhs from
you
rlan,ao near New Orleans Your Two """s f"feai N~-
ipe hnrhines been in almost b"upt
them and with the bs, ot irac'al results III "sehan reo
weeks the two operators" on tn M hnd complete sn oi
clothes for each q" my I'VE "dr'd and ten !anian hasd=
and lind the time saved in using them one has
t.an paid their
Another Planter says used employ hands
in making clothes Tor the rect hUt purchased
Brds Parent >~inS Mlchin hand does ,he sewing of
II" whole plantation wne my VIE n'"s II fer making nearly
all The clothes ot the family r COMMIT nj the Ma nc pns
lor i'sef every three monihs
We wish a ho Machine examine tbrsc as they
SIM lest and bet for Family Plantation any
9th use where stitch + required fcc OF 6f"fs i"fem
''''' WHITNEY \ Lyon rroph tors.
is- Sold hy A $ ENGlEnovf.. dealer in Fanny Goods,
B"nn",s &c lynchhur2 Va ma, ;Eis
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Stt NJ W Aut!uN FACTORY The snh',u GSH III ,
- b,r returns his grateful acknowledge
mcns 10 his old friend, and the liberal pair
toMatl Ian, and hrSs them the pub
c that he has been started In business nnd hC h"prs hN
siict cott1uincc oil
lie w make 10 order aud keep hand all knds "t
hNt' ale the substantial and
style llc viii, also utl order aud M have made
general assortment oi Carriages RockawaNn aud BuRRcH
A. large assortment oi one and two hoo SWins Moving
" and two harsc stages An who want good work
'n' u thf aid LgoAb6rP toa and HdrenH Fdarv and
he Is dap hnn' the cash rh"ir", yam expect To
get good work nndhia H." pricr Al who Maut good aud
ncat IirE.~ give oall JOHN II, UA1Lli, AE't.
Il l.
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NYPR EsS SEE HsAGLES.-s0,o.O cypress Shingles
" 20 Tons Brush NnnntsiH Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD e. co, Cars
mar a. near Ianghorne's Mi
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Machines from patterns proving themselves
victorious, a viii be fon tho following.
WHIrTEMDRE II JDS1IN.
This certify that have two Of WHIITiMuHE jos
IINs TiIPESHISti MACHINES nnd
the best machines IN operation. and also
that is in want OF Machines have been
the business several years and they exceed
any ma, have had since have been the hrrsl
ng huSintss SAMUEL ID. PATTERSON.
August sd. lS5-
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GANUAkN 29ih, IsJs.
GEO. w. VALENTINE. H.. /. IENlNG
GROC EIRS.
(NeIt Door 10 lie Merchants Bank,
ilNCIBGRH, VA.
WYE keep hand, constantly, Groo"rcs IL" best qna
w ity Ia which particularly invite the attrLtuu q
u friends and customers. We tender thanks
past and hope, ty hdc,ty the
nl Who merit continuance OF the We
receiving superior lot of sugars Coces Moa
crop,) Candies Leather Salt, Al Ac, Which offer
cheap for cash Dr country pr"duc" Gn3Oi-
1nn. .nOn nIsMEi,s WHEAT WANT
price for all Rcd and hte Wheat brought this
ke Persons such for sale would do well 10 be-
tore selling. Bags furnished upon the usual terms
aug Its CAMP SMITH co.
IL T. q - OIL ClOTH AND WINDOW
u SHADES-A second Spring supply "i these Goods d
from the manufacturers. Styes and boau
full. Com" and 4.e them. :. N SIMPSON q
p--ta
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pay~ IN WANT OF MONEY. gay

FHN1E time tor sttlng having come, most respectfully
request those ndhtd to to com" tiwnrd and sttfi"
their and those having CLAIMS against VII pit
tl III tor wish and have al lad
the expifati every siS muhs ls iFuaiy and
Isl July, wish 10 d" slrry months business
Th Sc in th" rorntf, " II '"as' attend +" thr
exceedingly inc, nvce,ni Ter tcn,
Come AMI all, and scttlr, aud mu h "hlis"
jy2Ots !. HAlIlIAS co,
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WHEAT IHkASIElNt. MAEHlNEA.-I
have in store aud Tor sale at low prices cosa
sgnmei pDrsc Powers and IErahcrs of the
patterns. W. 4 ANDERSON.
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FORWARDING BUSINESS.

4 AN PREPARED TO FORWARD MrRCHAKDlSl
n ri' h. h',i ia, ,nfair terms AMI " ,tlnut delay
Ha,nE control til weekly line at Bouts, (Which Will be
m'd" iay The busnrss will naiiiy ~ whWh con
pei tu oHv, nther day f iu gnod dciaii
al ~ longer than Is iuay get thcm nm tao
whsrNea Tine through New York kuoxvlln, ~ y
twoly" Thirteen days.
Owing 10 late reduction In Tolls IN the Canal the
hi. Not, little thnn a nj what they are
hN tl- Sou h. SIDE ka'rand
tE Charges ihNa shy follow The roois /, ,h"r drsina
iiu,. Al FIRED \ IlsI..
FcrKafdinA did Cam Mr,hdnf.
IS llis n The pntk Richmond VI
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VUNlRNlP AEED.--We have jass received ou
assormtn Of Iandrcths fresh reliable Turnip
Large Flat Dutch, Red Top Ruta Bea large Norfolk Acd
For sale by Ijy 2l-tsi J. ii THOMPSON
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~xE.V uEDiCTlON OF CHARGES ON

~ THE CANAI.-TIE HIGHEST KArE ot FREIGHT
ON Chs At. MERCHANDISE ONLY 80 CTS PEE l0l
LHS-DY hROCERTES CROChERf QiEENSUIRI
Sc ONLra5 CTS PER 100 LBS. which incluIcs all e.poi.
srs from the wh,tvesa kichm0ud to nobug. Guano
ly : !, ~ per ton oi : 100 lbs
Thank very LIBERAL patronage herctp
will In order tho tade stll Canal
put tioos through the So yonr
goods Tn more get quicker and cheaper them
LEE, on the Dock.
mug n
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NEW ARRIVALS!

NEW ARRIVAL!
A MOTHER SUPPLY OF THE Old DO.
"A MlNiON COFFEE POTS. Just cceived md going of
y e'era te Stove and Tin Warehouse several
Gonrs hrlpw the Market. Main ST. Lyncihurg. Va.
.c}t4 G. =. BLISS co.
MIME SOAPS AND DCOEOGNES.-I.ow's
u Brown Windsor Soap Lows Honey soap, Lows Musk
Soap ul hiS ccrne Soap genuine Coognes Lubin's Ex
iracs. Hedyoma, Concentrated Persian Esseuce de-
i.ltiul pertu for this hot weather. For sale by
ly2;s }. ii. THOMPSON CO
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M JOHN DOOl 4EN. II
SN Hal MRnufnrturrr mud Whoic.nir ssA

HdTS, cars, FrRS, TRIM MfNGS. sc
FALL. IS5S!
have an extensive aud ro,nie'r assortment
ot "N"iNilnn hne adopted /" the Fh Trade and Am
prepared IA offer unusual inducements TO purchasers
In t'o markets aud manufactures "i IN"
NORTH aud last htyo pRiu> the selection OF thi-
stock and hatcr 81 that long rSuii,nco enars ine L"
autpttt thr Wants friends Virginia, North tht"tha
ard l"nu's>cc call respectfully t"a"d from ~, old
customers aud the pnblic JOHN bbblia.
A lutoi Ana IA.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


WIN. Il. MlTRREII..
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES.
AND MANCfAE1rHtR
TIN, IRON AND COPPER WARE,
Maiu Street, LynchbuIg. Va.
X EEPS constant, hand STOVES OF all slzcs and pat
IA terns; Iu Iron, Copper and Brtania Ware Plate
Block Tin. sheet Zine sheet Bar Copper Sheet
Pipe, He'll Metal KETTLES, t.nameled Kettles. &r
kF' HOUSEkOOflNG and GUTTERlNG done In the
neatest manner and on the lowest terms ocil iy
LNRANKLlNA HKOTIIER, VhOi.snIr aud
II RETAIL GROtFRS S COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nrt door to Liberty IdrehoGs., MAIN ST Lyaoh5urg
ja2
n c,nrrtiI roHK pssip pssI,s srsS' tlYSennc
QDErERs. CANPREs.B. 4 90 ,Bnni-r., ~
4 Wall ST., New York. buy and Sell uncuri cnt money,
Checks drafts. &c max, collections all point. the Un
ted Stoes and Canada orders for the purchase sale
at Stocks Bonds and other securities upon Cois.inn and
conduct with the general banking business all
its departments.
The firm in yhthhura is Peters, Spence Co, WHO will
give prompt attention business t. them
ln.y 21.dts
Il. II. BURTON Il CO..
Il d ~ co
AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
81, S.ravicr Street.
e 26 dom NEW ORLEANS
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v Nklff 80 THJ Ut
Organic Wen u mesa

Member OF tho Roy al College Of Surgeons London Graduate
ON one Of the Colleges of the United Sate
greater part Of Whose life has been spent IN the first
Hospitals Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
elected some astonishing that
known; ubed with rins In the head and wt
aeep being alarmed at sudden sounds
with frequent blushng attended sometimes
will eran gemeat of mind. cured immediately
a fnis
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SKY.LI0HT PICTURES

TDEsT GUNPOWDER AND ROWCmON0
ID TEA Adens Extract Java Coffee. Just received ~
10 lots sTAbLth suAkA 2.
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u,.s- NEGROES WANTED! @,


fENIf = H~tRIRTRN WISH 10 pl II n \ : L. NJ
GRpIS, ot "iihor .k, h"t~e,n the of tu ad thu
f'r wh' the hEhts, market fS. la eaAh Viii lie paid y
llv ai IT." Hli, an hl,el e & Il Phelps
s,ltl tm WELLS & DAVIS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11
Cbaneery Sale Of Land.

EN pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
u Court for Lincoln county, Tenn. nade st
the August term, 1853, in the case Of James
A. Prosser admir-, &c, vsthe heirs Of Ro6erI
P. Garman. | viii sell, on Friday, Ghe
26tii day Of November, ES5S, (afler
the sale of the Freeman land at Glidewell's.)
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on a
credit of one and two years, two small TRACTS
OF LAND. belonging to the estate OF ssid
r. P. GTman, dec, one tract contain Dg 3
acres and IS poles, ard the other containing
80 acres, lying in District No. 5, ard purchas-
ed Of VIM. Nelson and Daniel Warren-see
said Nelson and Warren's deeds. Said land
will be sold subject to the widows dover,
Notes with good and sufficient securities VIII
be required of the purchasers, and hen re-
tanned upon the land for the pa! ment Of the
purchase money.
r. FARQUHARSON.
Oct. q, 1851. Ck. g. H.
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Wise al1h gtbermise.

Teaeher-"Class in parsiug, take
your seats"
The Editor is Democrat.
"John parse Editor y
John Editor is a noun, common
noun, masculine gender. third per-
son, singular number, nominative
case and governs 'is.' "
Teacher-Why is it a scommon
noun?'"
john Because be is a common
man. There are SO many of them"
"Teacher-"Very well, sir. Joe
parse Democrat"
Joe Democrat is a noun, com.
mon noun. common gender, third
person, singular number, and ncmi
native case after is"
Teacher-'sWby is Democrat q
common noun"
JOe-"Becsuse, most every body
nowadays is Democrat"
Teacher Very good, sir"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11

HIHE subscriber takes great Pleasure IN
4 commencing his successor as every way
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the
public; and while ne would b1speak for the
new firm liberal share of custom in their
line, he would also most sincerely return his
thanks for the liberal patronage the old firm
have received. And las, though not least, >
he would call upon his old friends assuring
them the day of reckoning has come, hoping
at the same time they viii not be slow 30 come
up with the cash to balance of those old &C
counts and notes against them in Diemer IS
Hampton's favor.
Sept. 2. Nj. ID. HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11

PRoTEcTING GRAIN FROM RATs---
BY depositinga few splings of green
unGried elder, fresh from the bush
in and about your grain boxes, you
will find it an effectual protecuon
against both mice and rats. These
animals are frequently very destruc-
tive in their ravages and If a RENE
dy SO simple as this be comeatable
no excuse Twill remain for those
whose grauaries may be attacked by
them. The stalks and leaves of the
common mullin will drive rats from
their haunts-wby or on what prln-
ciple, know not, but there appears
to be something in this plant as
thoroughly disgusting to their rat
ships as was the leeeh to ancient Pts
tol-they cannot abide it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11

Jack Laiboard, disabled sailor,
undertook to cultivate and decorate
his grandmother's flower garden in
front of the old Mansion House at
Wesffeet. The daisies and the Dan.
delions aud the daffydowndillies were
spriuging up beautifully, TO toe
great delight of the crippled fvri-
culturist. But an immense cat Of
the feminine gender, committed
Expectations in the premises almost
nightly, scratching up the roots,
tearing off the stalks, sc. Al
length, embracing his opportunity
Jack, with sudden lunge of bis
spade, nearly deprived the intruder
| of its entire cauial elongation.-
Where's my Cat? sharply inquired
{ its lady owner over the way. Alb
ha! said Jack--he'll not trouble me
any more. ! caught BIN this moro.
ing, unsbipped his rudder, set hin
off before the wind, and blow me i
he'll ever be able to steer his way
back again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11
District Cliancery Court for
Lincoln County.

Clement G. Rains
rs. October Rules, 1858.
Milton Parks & others
NN motion of complainant BY his coun' ell,
W and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master, that defendants Thomas
Young Augustus Young, William Caperton
and Eliza his wife. Samuel Rains and Pink
ney Rains are non-residents of the State Of
Tennessee--It is, therefore, ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the FAYETTEVILLE Or
SERVER, a newspaper published in Fayetteville,
Tennessee, for four weeks in succession, COM
handing said defendants to be and appear at
or before the next term of the Chancery
Court to be held for the county of Lincoln, at
the court house in Fayetteville ON the fourth
Monday i'm February, 1859, and plead
answer, or denur to complainants original and
amended bills, otherwise the same will be Ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing er parse
as tothem. A copy:
R. FARQUHARSON.
Oct. 81, 1858-4t. CzE. &. "
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FALL AND WINTER
Goo 5.
o. S[@
W. D YANf { H. s. ASHBY
ENIOULD respectfully inform their friend

gEyOULD respectfully inform their friends
w and the pablo generally that they
have Just received and opened splendid as
sortment of DRY GOODS suitable for the Fall
and Winter trade, which they will sell at a
small per cent above the first cost. They do
not pretend to say that they will sell cheaper
goods than any other house in town, but we
will sell as cheap goods. and as good goods as
any house in town; and they would be pleas
ed to have their friends and the public give
them call at the northeast corner Of the
Square. and see if these gentlemen can prove
what thev say to be the truth. They deem
II unnecessary to mention all the different ar
ticIes and styles Of their goods; but will men,
ton some few leading ones, such as Cloths.
Cassimeres, Sattinets, and Satin Vestings,
Ready made Clothing. Hats aud Caps, Shoes
and Boots, Hard Ware, Queensware. Cutlery,
Tin ware, Gentleman's shawls and Blankets OF
all sorts and sizes, and ladies' Cloaks and
Shawls. gentlemen aud ladies Comforts of all
qualities, and many other articles too tedious
to mention. But one word in conclusion. All
that bIy goods for cash or barter would dc
well to give them call before going else
where, for they are determine to offer rare
inducepents to cash dealers. as they are SELL
ing for cash and the usual barter of the eoun-
try They will give the hghestmarket pr c.
I for all the dried fruit they can get. In con-
clusion they return their sincere thanks to tn
public for their liberal patronage and past ia.
vors, and they hope by selling cheap good
and close attention to business that they CA
merit larger custom than they ever have had
Your friends respectfully,
( Sent. 80, 1858. YANT & ASHBY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11

The Shyloek who with head erect
with honest people mingles, should
cease to shave bis fellow men and &c
TO shaving shingles.
The lawyer would be better off,
his conscience FAR less pliant, who
owned a little farm in fee and made
that farm his client.
We have some doctors in our midst
whose talents they should use, b.
practising the healing art, heeling
boots and shoes.
The minister whose sage advice a
useful moral teaches, should mind
and swatch as we'll as pray" and
practice what he breaches.
The world should have its docket
called, and sluggards all defanlted,
and those should be the supper ten,
whom labor has exalted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11
ChaHcery Sale Of Land,

IN pursuance of decree of the Chancery
z Court of Lincoln county, Tenn, made at
the August term 1858, in the case of T. Il. W
Crane aud others, VS.. James Richardson and
others, l will sell, on Friday, THE 26asl
day Of November, 1853. (aiter the sale
Of the Freeman land at Gidewell's,) on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on credit Of
one, two, and three years,a TRACT OF LAND
belonging to the estate of William Sorrels
dec, containing about $50 acres, except thai
portion assigned to the widow for her dover
Said land liesin adjoining tracts, on the head
waters of Cane and Norris Greeks, in Civil
Districts No. 5 and 10, purchased of a. Flack
James Rutlege, B. T. Harkins and a. G. Gil
bert-see their deeds for description.
Bond with two or more good and slficen
securities will be required of the purchaser
and lien retained upon the land for the pun
chase money.
R. FARQUHARSON.
Oct. 81, 1S58-4t OK. e. II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11

A spice merchant at Constantine
pie, carrying piece Of fine cloth to
a tailor, desired to have cloak of
tunic made Of it, aud inquired il
there WAS enough. The artist, hav-
ing measured the stuff, declared it
sufficient, and then requested to
know the cost Of it.
Five sequins,' replied the Gus
toner, "was the price ,asd considering
the quality, that was not at all DEAR
The tailor paused a moment.
Il am a beginner in the trade,
said he to the spice dealer, at length
sand money is an object TO me-
Give me two sequins AID vii
show you how you may save three
in this affair.""
Il agree said the other, and the
money was produeed and paid
1T is welI!'' said the man of the
needle. Il am a person of my
word. This cloth has cost five Sc
qutns, and ! lave promised to save
you three. Take il to some Other
tailor, and Allah direct you to one o
more experimentation ! have never
made such a dress as you want, anG
if | attempt it, it will be spoiled"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11
cHkNcERY SALE OF LAND.

. pursuance of a decree of the Chancery
4 Court for Lincoln county, Tenn, made
at the August term, 1858. in the case Of Sam
uel Lauderdale and Others VS.. Joel NJ. Lay
and others, I viii, on Friday. the 3rea
day Of December, 1853, proceed to sell
to the highest bidder. upon the premises. a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, belonging
to the estate Of VIM. Lay, dec. containing 106
acres. lying in District No. II. and bounded on
the North East and South, by the lands OF
DR.. VIM. Bonner, and on the West by Elk
River. Said land will be sold on credit o!
one and two years, except 5 per cent. which
will be required in cash.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchaser,
and lien retained for the payment of the
purchase money.
Il. FARQUHARS0N.
Oct. %, 1853. Ck & N.
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Many a glorious speculation has
failed for the same good reason that
the old Texas Ranger gave when be
was asked why he didn't buy land
when it was dog cheap. A cores
pondent tells the story:
"Well: Gid come nigh onto tax
ing eight thousand acres onest," said
old Joe, mournfully. You see, two
Of the boys came in one day from
an Indian hunt, without any shoes,
aud offered ne their titles to the two
leagues just below here fer pair Of
boots"
For a pair of boots for each
league"
But why, on earth, didn't you
take it?'' They'd be worth ben.
dred thousand dollars to-day. Why
dida't you give the boots?''
just cause didn't have The
boots to give" said old Joe, as ht
took another chew of tobacco quite
as contented as if he owned twc
leagues CT land.