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Title: The southern planter : devoted to agriculture, horticulture, and the household arts
Year: 1841 (1840s)
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Subjects: Agriculture
Publisher: Richmond, Va. : P.D. Bernard
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rice $2 50. Notice from the Examiner.It is not only a valuable book of reference and depository of facts and arguments for the Dem-ocratic politician ; but a most interesting picture and history of that celebrated campaign. Itcontains also an appendix, compiling much documentary information in regard to the prominentquestions now before the people of the Union. Rare old Books bought for Cash, or taken in exchange. Cash for Rags. Books sent by mail, post paid, to all who remit the price. Catalogues given to all who apply.New works of merit received as soon as published.All kinds of Stationery of the best quality. Blank books of home manufacture always on hand and made to order. Books bound in Muslin, Paper, Sheep, Calf, Morocco, Turkey, Vellum Cloth, Velvet, Parch-ment and Russia, in every style of plain and Ornamental finish. Books published and all kinds of printing executed with neatness and despatch. J. W. RANDOLPH, 121 Main St., Richmond, Va. SOUTHERN PLANTER.—ADVERTISING SHEET.
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DEWEYS PATENT GLEANER, WITH HAYNES IMPROVEMENT. 20 Teeth, 8 fed long,30 Teeth, 9£ feet long, PRICES. $10 00, I 28 Teeth, 8; feet long,11 00, I 39 Teeth, 12 feet long, $10 50,15 00. Having purchased the right to manufacture the aboverepresented Wheat Gleaner in Richmond, with pi ivilegeof selling the same in Eastern Virginia, with the excep-tion of the counties of Fauquier, Loudon, Madison,Orange, Green, Albemarle and Louisa, I take this me-thod of soliciting your order for as many as you mayneed for the coming harvest- I feel fully assured that I am advancing your interestto a far greater extent than my own, by urging the im-portance of this article to your attention. INo farmerwho makes wheat on 20 acres of land can afford to bewithout one. So sanguine am I, that you cannot dispense with the Gleaner alter you have once used it,that f am willing to send you one, subject to be returnedto me, if after a fair trial, it is not found as represented. Binders need not carry hand rakes, nor

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