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WINDOW SHADE paP9ddIn ,r.vvr

NTtW N 7 Al z CFEANCE-TO prOcuTe tho
" sGe stes, bargains in all colors Ronaet vei-
vets Ruches. Ribbons. Flowers, Silks, Nets,
Frames Feathers. CT nsthing in the Millinery
line. iarse invoice OF o1eak ju t 70 hand. Rich
Gloas FrInges and Ts3as; Dress Tr,mwingsI
fans Waists; Head dre1l1s OF al sorts; ali styles
Of Corsets; BE ,ehsd at 'ons; Shirt Fronts; Bpk
Sacks; Shetland Wool .pd Ysns; Tarlatans; LIN
en-, Cambria, HaldkersasAk 0knbro and SWISS
Linen; Curtain Frnges; Tides; Hoop Skirts ROB
Bridal W reaths; all colors Bonnet Plush and nu-
merous other goods Il is TO tho interest OF every
person 10 call and exam inc this stock of goods, -
they will be sure to save none. in their pu
T. GOLHSM III. l76 Broad At.
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BOARDING..

pOkKD.-A gentleman and wifs or two ladies',
- eau obtain BOARD, with z large and small
front room, IN private family AFpyto
Nv NJ AEON ,on 7th ST., bet tranhlIn and 6race.
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N10TICE.--In view of the present monetary
~ pressure, and unw ling - submit TO TuInous
rates Of interest, or TO SUBJECT our patrons 10
heavy losses on the sale OF property, which they
are unwilling to sustain, We hGV5 concluded to
Temporarily suspend payment. We are impelied
to this course only from q due regard TO own
and 10 the interest of those VIII, have Negroes on
hand intended for our sales, and on which in most
eaass we have made large advances.
Wswill resume payment OF our Obligations at
the earliest period compatible with the interest OF
all, of which pa 1lc notice viii ba given; we are
confident our prudence will be commended.
We shall continue business. and Will be glad to
serve those willing TO submit to present prlces
and will promptly apply thu proceeds as desired
by those favorlng US with their patronage
no Ats DAVIS, DUPREE i co.
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TAILORING, &c.
NALL AND WINTER Ci.0THiNG.--T

EALL AND WINTER Cs.OTFaING.--Th The
L attention of the citizens of Richmond and the
subl!c generally is res pectfuly called TO our large,
varied, and complete assortment of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
I'll OF winch were manufactured by US, with q
view OF pleasing the great dlversItIes of taste IN
egard to dress. We fatter ourselves that the
surpassed by any house in the city. and that our
ADVANTAGES II manufacturing clothing are such as
10 enable rs to soil at such reduced prices as can
not he equaled. Having made more extensive
arrangements this season for the supply of the
,reat demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive a large support from all in want OF
articles in our branch OF business, assuring them
ali that We wall do them justice.
We are also prepared TO make to order any erti-
clio Of Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notice.
NOAH WALKt Err & CO.,
(Brlrch of Baltimore House,
l03, corner Main and l4h or Pearl SITS.
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TIVE DOLLARS REWARD

1--WE DOLLARS REWtRD.-Escaped from
L the old Jail of Henrico county, on the night of
the l4Eh INST, JOSEPH EUBANK, a white man,
convicted by the County Court OF HenrlcO county
Of mIsdemeanor, and sentenced to Blk months
i'm Or comment. The said EUBANR Is about 2S
years old, 5 leet 10 inches high, with very full
black beard, covering nearly his whole lace. He
dressed IN black rock coat; grey pants, and
si0uched white hat. Whoever will return the said
Ell BAnK to the jail of said county, will receive
the above reward. --..u . -
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90 LAND AND SLAVES IN THE

e COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRl-
@ VATELY.--Th devisees of John H. Steger,
decd offer for sale privately valuable TRACT
OF LAND, ing on the Appomattox river, in the
county of Amelia. five miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and DaGville Railroad, contain
ina by estimation, 900 acres. The land is admi-
raby adapted TO the production n Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco, and the tfaetis regarded as one OF
yided in to two tracts. Tho neighhorhoed is most
excellent Possession VII 10 delivered st once;
the devisaes reserVing the night 20 cultivate and
inert cannot be made With the purchaser to take
then The purchaser Of the land, II ne desires
sasT f's q h yssinSssls sEsYEs rrTs b
a,s;; ;s's s5 |, rsffaSk!ss s: g. |:
tss. Ayssiis, f19"H
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EDUCATIONAL
MEE

(NONRAD MEIER,
- TFACuER OF
ARITHMETIC, BOOKKEEPING and the GER
MAN LANGUAGE.
T. WRITING of any kind ex secuted.
Broad, between 9Th and 9th streets, two doors
above \. CaTusi's Piano Rooms no 90 ST.
SCH0GL ut DESIGN oE 1nS. N.K-
- GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. - I he
shove School viii he opened 10 the basement Vt
the Mechanics Instltute building, on MONDAY,
Nnvemhec - 4, at7 T. N; end on each MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY succeeding, until
the lsr Of May, 1851. Besides Mechanical and
Goometrioa Drawing, the scholars eau obtain lu-
siructiOns in Mathematics, TIigonOmetry and Sur
yeting, if desired For terms, apply to Mr. 0.
HEINRICH, who will BE- III the school room on the
evenings OF Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of
this week, or to the Committee.
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
1he proprie or takes plea5uGe in announcing
10 the publlc that the

VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
Ihe proprle' or takes Plea sure III ANNOUNCING
TO the public that the
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
is now in full and regular operaEion, and has ca
HIS aim will be tn render satIs faction to all OF
his customers, and he trusts that vi meet
with liberal patronage from the merchants OF
The Refinery il located Immediately on the
wharf at Rockets, and is conveniently situated
for Fipm, hts everv direction For cle present
only white and yellow Coffee Sugars Will be made,
the a
enlarge the buildings; put on additional machine
ry AID manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars
B3ing governed in his sales by TIE New York
Prices, he hopes the merchants of ms own State
and other Southern States will patronse him iibe-
equal TO oa similar ia sugars manufactured Nofth
Orders will be received for 10 bbis Sugar and 5
Sugars and Syrup delivered 10 any store IN the
city. OF at an, of the. Railroad Depotsr Wharves,
or on Canal Boats, free OF charge. ..,a.s
RECEIVED, unless limited; Samples Of each ds,'s
refining will be exhibited at the ONCE, No. ~ Main
CHAs. Y. MORRIss,
Proprietor of the Va. Steam Sugar Refinery.
ONDUN DOCK BKANDY, PURE Ion
IL DON DOCK BRANDY. &c.
WHISKEYS-Bumga summerd I'd Ab
lace,s, Tuscaloosa. Monongaheia, Peter Hangers,
l1 SCOTCH AND IRISH wHlsKEY..
BRANDY-Jas Hennessey ,0tard. Dupuy Co.,
Pinet. Castilon 4 Co.. sazaTac, Vleux Cognac,
and Jules Robin brands.
Pure Virginia APPLE and PEACH BRANDY.
JAMAICA RUM.
Madeira Mad ia I PSIt and shsTTy WINES.
ALS0-CHAMPAGNE WINES Of all brands
and grades. For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
J. 8, ROBERTSON. next TO COR of
oc T-lm Governor and Franklin sts.
MN. G0TZE, No 100 Broad street, bstween
w 9TH ard Oh menutsctgIer Of STEAM RE-
all dissertations wholesale and retail. and desler
in FANCY GOODS, TOYS. FOREIGN FRUITS,
and CIGARS, of every variety. respectfully in
vites the pabo to examine his new and iu
stock City sad country merchants will find 1t to
their interest to examine hls goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. as he feels satisfied he can of
fer as great inducements as can be hsd ny their
purchasing Norris. no H-dtfstjss
Il sttNnAn lspn..;. $500.
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aA Christaiine Jelly, without Eggs or
BOILING One package sparkling Gelatine will
make hall gallon of beautiful clear JELLY,
without any trouble, and IN short time.
For sale BY JOHN W. GARLlCK,
ApOthecary, &c, Market Place,
Franklin street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALB.

>se VALUABLE MARKET FARM IN
HENRIC COUNTY, FIVE MILES
.A> BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE. -
With view of engaging in another busl-
ness than farming, the suhscE her offers for sale
ing about As acres, the larger portion cleared and
is well set in clover; and produces well Of the
usual crops. especially the best of vegeta bles.-
TIE improvements consist of framed building,
with four and the usual out buildings, with
aweii of excellent water in the ward. The ioca-
ton is healthy and society very good. BARGAIN
can be had IL immediate application be made to
the subscriber. living on the premises, or TO Dr.
Ro. Is. LYME, General Agent, METROPOLITAN Hall.
no l2-dts TIL 70. HOPPE.
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! tsSf Pc DEHS-At 10 cents per box -
] iatE are cheaper than any other, and equal
IL es; i $50, fresh Acorn Coffee; pure ChOc-
sc -y-Os, BfUma. and CuIe,g Sparkling Cola
"a L. WAGNER, Druggist,
Corner 9Th and Rrnad STE.
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AUCTION aALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.
Dy Alex Volt. Auct'r

L RIFs, &c.-Will be sold st suctioo. IT ~
sto.e, corner Of Main and is h. sts on TUES
DAY WORNlNG q. the sItb day of NOyeU bar com
Ia 30 log AZ 10 o @ oc n rtmeDt It rev
and second hand FURNITURE, CARPETS.
STOVES go
DRY GO0DS.-Coats, Pants. Hoop Skirts, Net
Shirts, DRAW era, and Jackets, Cas- 81 es. Cloths
Hosiery &c.
GROCE RIES.-Brandy, Whisky, But or,
Tobacco, Croker, ,Glasswsre Cigars, Champagne,
DO fno 26l ALfX'R MOTT, Auct
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II AILanAn tkOA.-.
~ Taffs 6nhdred tors, /" T'f sAsssse, wssSktsy
asis ~ JANHA NENE1f
a. IA fetsfsssfs,
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BEAUTIFUL AND CENTRAL BULB
ID ING LOTS, CORNER BROAD AND CAPT
These bli!dlng lots, fronting 81 feet on Capitol and
Broad streets respectively, and i4o feet ON 10th
street are, for private or pu lilo purposes, I'M
equalled by any other In the city. Surrounded by
streets On three sides, and fronting the Capitol
Sqaare, they present rare attractions. They Will
be rented on liberal terms or aoid on a long credit.
no I9-ts J. b. WATKINS, 159 Main st.
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CPOTsWOOD House,

THIS new Hotel. at the corner Of Main and 9Th
streets lust 6aIshed and elegantly furnished, is
now OPEN for the accommodation Of guests.
The location is the best IN the city, and every
effort will BE made to please tie patrons OF the
House. -
have secured tho services of Mr.. r. w. HoEN-
NIGER, late of ths Hysrett House, New York:
nob-ly JOSEPH Fl, CREESHAW.
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,hkAP MaDICINE ssTs FOf, PHY.

l. >.elANS, FAMILIES AND FARMERS
7'' " bolsht arRe assortment Of these Chests
asa offer them for So al lop prices. All
+ go q hand, 81 JOS LAIDLEI'S
FGJslcans' and FamlY Drug Store,
@.sn Of the Red Mortar. 5fi aud Main SITS.
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EIaE lnsURANO.: ,..------
MARINE INSURANCE

E7EAE ENHURAECE.
L MARINE INSURANCE
incorporated 1&S2.}
dKE VIRGINIA Fire AND MARINE INSgE
ANCE COMPANY.
-CAoe No. Isl Main Street, Richmond, ~H
Cgptal and Surplus, 5&3O,n1l
REIs COMPANY ha9 the aivantage of tGresly-.er4s
fsars' experience in the Insurance business, ana
laving enjoy Ell the favor of the public durin: al
,f that period needs no E2eoI1i TeooTuaL iatioa
Sne citizens Of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance n city end country, ans
darine Insurance 10 all parts Of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are as shove and i.x
.ears managed prudently, but literally and Il.
at3r are IS low SIS those OF any other good iustitx
lo1, DIRECTORS:
". L. Coxsraia, J. 4. " adsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. " Smith
horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. L. WtnstOr
I'm. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno. n Gordon.
Alex. X: Parker, JOS. Z. Winston. Arch. Thomas
las. A. iDloes, &. A. Claiborne,
Apply TO tbs President OF Secretary, IN psrron 81
oy letter W. L. GOWARDIH, President.
Wig. WILLIS. In. SaoTeta~- ieHEs
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-flnsn hrPPLY-RIcH ANn BEAuTL

I>IIasD SCPPLY-RICH AND BEAUTI-
/ .5- GDNpS.-He are opening, by Gamer,
z aa'"s oUr STOCK SUI more @tt55scIiEe, htcn
:. PAN Ve'DuTs ami Sollennos; RIcn Black
g0.ar.4 S..s; Eeiyst and Gotta CiSAEs, N
- g.,e-1saLd very beautiful st. les; nRfen a
: .s-s CIJaks. Our stock Of heavy "nIieus,
,-Tgsl S, ocmp rises3 4aud6 Virginia Fuiled
ne AID Jesns; S 9. SatIneIs; heavy Pad
IS. striped lnseys; Blankets; Flannels ard BED
5s-ka.s. Carpet UepaTtme Extra Ingram
,-.s; ezra Threepiy Carpets; Rich Velvet
u 5-.ase.s CarPets; HHss. Floor Cloths, Mats,
&C. F4ICnsSeTs are invited 70 examine.
CHRISTIAN n ~ 10 Rnp qp VI ain ar
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TRENTON. At EESE fpS. - Mombers
J Of tae Csva.ry Companies in a1tendanos st
.nr e.. should 10y all mans call and procure
a- ri taase FeTJ desirable English ARM Over
q a''s So 81 ta5ie ioE camp duty, and such as wer
8 I - he troogs q GhaIlessawn,
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DRICEs TO SUIT THg TINES.

Call and examine our large stock OF OVER,
COATS all styles and Qualities. at prices To suit
the times NOth WALKER Il CO.,
Corner Of Main and l4th streets
Branch OF BaltpDore House
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GhNtm sosnS. stsks. pHstiEpx&
81. s;ss. .ss''ss.i fSVf y|';ssS, ;;i;Syi ~
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pOA DE Il q .-GenteeI and comforsa5ie
ID B0AkDIN can be had IN r private family
on Franklin between Sd and 4th streets, nearly
opposite Robinsyn's drug store, and three doors
ON the corner. Rooms second ho"r, large
and comfortable. For further particulars. apply
on the promises no2l 6t
DOARDiSG.-Ihe subscribers having taken
ID the house of Jos. II. Creushaw. Esq on Nam
street bet Reen 9th and It'll inform their friends
and the public that they VIII be prepared to re-
ceive Doarders on the lat of October.
The house is IN excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort OF Its III
mates. Ii is pleasantly situated, and couvenien,
to the business part Of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodating.
r. B. MURRAY,
Sc 10 -Stawts NJ. J. MURRAY.
ElOARD.SG.-One or two d Z \ / Il Alb l. +
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE.
between 9th and 7th streets oc l2-ts
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7. H. WYNNE,
J.. l.. MON fA5UE,
pOIS-Iu las. RERyEN


TNU THE PJ BLiC-ANOrEER SCHOOL
L he sdhrcThers have had the services of Miss
LUCY d. LEWIS IS teacher to their children for
ihe last two years, and have employed her tor the
cext; and regarding her IS emlnentiy qualified for
this res PoRsl bic calling, we willing that others
should share in the heGehts Of her abors. We
sumo II Will lie a sufficient recommendation to
MISS LEWis, 10 say tHat she 10 a daughter of MIR.
John Lewis, dec d. So Ions the successful classical
teacher OF Liaagollen, Ia this State, and after
wards IN kentucky.
Miss LEWIS assisted her father in this employ
me 1T for several years.
she teaches all the elementary and higher
branches OF English, a1d TIE Latin and French
LANGUAGES.
The prIce for tuition IN the Primary Branches is
$50 For the higher branches -GTsmmar, Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic, Algebra, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, and Botany. SIS: and - additional
for French or Latin. Music at the teachers
prices.
The School will commence the 18th Of January
and end on the 18th OF December iollowing-th the
month of August vacation. We would eann take
few glris or small hos borders at $780,
GLIDING ever, thing. HENkY 4: HOLLADAY,
HEM UON FRAZER.
nA Address, " Twyman's store" SpotsyIvanla
county, Va. no S-2m
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"a Baths. Baths, Baths.

ABaths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. Nj , until 10 P.
NJ, st the American Hair Cutting Shaving, nam
2oonlng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance nth street, Single Bath Is cts;
five tickets for al
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<<fRek FALL AND WINTER Ar
sEEG RANGEMENT.-TH TINES

EaA NOTkCE.-UN MON STEAMSHIP
800: ItNE.-In consequence of some nece.-
80. sary repairs TO The mshp ,VlR
GIN 4. she Will be taken of the line until about
the 10Th inst. and notice will be given when she
will resume her regular trips.
Is p CARDOZO A0apt
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JIR aINlA sAVINGs BANK

II II - / y I A 4 Y e @ Is a II "A
Chartered BY the Legts!atsTe Of Va.
CAPITAL Al -. ~ 90 019:
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of SIX per centum per annun is paid for sums
remaining ak months or longer; for shorter Pc
rods in te rest a: the rate OF per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposl 70.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE, at the store of i. b.
Spence, corner of Man and Governor streets.
Richmond, Va.
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:, aDITs' MHAh.-Ladis.' Merino Vests and
l. Drawer Ladies' Silk Vests and Drawers; La.
Iies' LINEN ,chemise; Lsdies' Linen Yokss ard
seevss; Ladies Imperial Shirts; Lsdies' soc
and Collars; L.diss' whits and black Crape Set o;
Ladies' Embroidered and Laee Hsndksrsaisfs,
tamhric and Linen Eds en- and lnse.np o owes
fnIi assortment Goods for families. in everv W
nety. A fall stock a. 30 Main u
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NI'FN y 7.
Brakes Branch, Charlotte, Va.;}
no 10 l2r

no Iy LIT
SALE o. o., sToch, rRmPS; FARMING
fair dav thereafter viii he sold. at Kenyon s, tie
sopgty e AmsIla. ali The stock of H ORs Es CAR
Bhcco a"S and 49, De sfsDs I IS
Tie sale viii commence at Il n'eI"ck NJ and
continue from dsy to DAY uItll connected;
fR1S.- FOR all sums Of $50 ard under, cash
will hs required; for slrls over S2i, SIX months
crtdit wiz he eivsr, the purchaser giving bond
with approves securitv.
BY order of the txecutrlx.
rdhn stS s the ssIe tiIre 1pd pace the heirs OF
able adjoiainp FARM. known as Bellevue, cen
inlne STOUT 600 acres. ~ did
.kus4& s'N SAFE OF PE 4 son AT
THE CRY or iRicHMoNP ~ wins re- 8 Of =
deed Of trust. executed tn the subscriber by 4 7.
landrnm md wife. dated 10Th May 1859. and re
tor. on FKlD ~ SOth November, at IL o'clock
tbeTsafer IT he same me-: hour me a. H the farm on
which sad Iandrum resides, at Tree Hill race
course, about Two miles below the oity. the fol-
loving 'sonil prorsrty. TO wit: Five H0RSES;
s od S5 WAS2N VIII p qrtP;ss HLonGH
stook cf HoUsEHoi.D ana ma Kitchen FGRS NJ.
TIRE; consis.iug of the usual variety:
THE TFRas required by the deed are cash, bat
probably u will be arranged so as TO allow reason
able cred; credits a. D. WILLIAMS.
T'RIsTEt'S SALE OF sTEAD EsGISH
AM SAW-M tLt.--As trustee IN q certain
deed from Booth Il Iiggon. and of record in Hae-
over Court House, ard lIkewise recorded in ne "
Ken. County Court House. by rsseaest Of the
hert no aries IN SAID deed shall efsr fer sale. on
TUESDAY. An OF De EN- her. 1850, without re-
serve for cash one half # SAID Steam Eug'ne
and Saw Mil. including sill hxtures thereto re.
LONGING, up n the premises. namely the lands Of
Reuten l. walker in New Kent county, about
half mile from tho York River Railroad sale
10 commence AT Ia o'olook.
ROBERT ". ROBINSON. Trustee.
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nA- Concentrated POtash--An econom-
lCa preparation for making Soap. One pound
viii make SIX gallons MICS clean Soap. Price, Is
cts per pound. For sale bv
john w. GAkLICK, Apothecary, &c.
Market Place, Franklin street.
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NC TO LEvY'S. and purchase some Of the
" fo,iow:n< ARTICLES Ths. are al s 9 and
unhlearhad Ccston ct 81 cts, worth 10, extra
irish Linen at % cts veil worth ~ Cross Plat
Linen Bosams et e ets we,sh - ard .yapcNs
a. .zh nPtN
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Il is charged upon Mr. Greeley that he brought about
the defeat Of Mr. Seward at Chicago, IS piece OF pr
vao vengeance per injuries received from the great
man We know nothing about this particular case, but
we 10 know that class public men treat the press
vey, and that using it the ofgeiuugup IN the
world they when established seek to destroy H.
treating with peculiar vindctvenes the best friend Oh
their dark days. OF course no is so absurd as 10
expect anything from their gratitude, but one would
think that common sense might render them toTbearng
toward what is power that in the long run Is sure to
pulverize all who come against it. We are glad that
there IS occasionally to be found editor who directly
eents the nsOence that is rendered him by way OF re-
ward for his abors and that he is not unsuccessful in
quidatng the debt thus incurred. We could point out
dozen ofnote and Of talent also, and certainly no
in most respects than other men, who are utterly
broken down because the press in the independent dis
charge of its duty has resoutey opposed them and their
pretensions. He WHO runs tilt against firmly estsb
lshed aud independent organ Of public opinion, may
thereby prove himself very brave and daring man, bu
he will be sure TO find himself dead one in avery short
ain
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IT0R SOUTHERN PLANTER.
SHRUBBERY HILL, Hanove


Friend WillidmS In compliance with my promise,
l send thee the following statement;
Some years ago, l hired man to cut wheat who DID
not give me satisfaction discharged him. As be lett the
field where the hands we're work. he passed through
piece of wheat that just In the dough state and,
being angry at being discharged cut through the
field The season wet one, and the rust attacked
that field When We came 10 reap it, found the row
he cut and left on the ground wellfed plump wheat,
while all around it was scarcely worth cutting.
Some time back saw a recommendation in the Plan
ter from GARRETT proceed TO cut and shock wheat
in wet weather. AS an experiment, cut and shocked
Is shocks of wheat that barely ripe, in drizzng
rain. Some days afterwards the weather became fine.
opened aud dried 10 of the shocks fearing to risk so
much. found them keeping well The remaining three
shocks cured and kept well as any shocks put up
that season.
mentioned this circumstance to an old and expert
enced farmer who informed that the wheat kept be-
it had not fully matured and dried when cut That
when wheat became fully matured and dry 1t could not
be put up without spelling, as it would certainly heat
and sprou BE further said that he had cut and shocked
green wheat that cured well without being opened.
Last harvest, cut and put up shock OF wheat IN
very green state, which cured WELL the grain plump
and fine Having heard that seed wheat should always
be allowed to thoroughly rpen before being cut kept
that shock and Sowed it to ITSELF it up well, aud
is now looking well the of my wheat on the
same quality of land therefore conclude, lst That
is best wheat that is likely TO have the rust as
soon as il is in the dough I'd That it not safe
to cut and shock wheat fully matured except when dry
do not wish any farmer to do more the present sea-
than make experiments to test the truth OF the above
conclusions Respectfully, y. O. CRENSHAW.