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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
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From Nle RalLimore .4merieaa.


The annexed editorial article from the New
YORK Times, contains severe but no less just
sarcasm upon those who have endeavored &c
prove their claims TO patriotism by indiscfiht
nately attacking every act of tie President, and
seizing upon every incident which presents IT.
self, IN the vain hope of detrartlng from his ex-
slted and well earned reputation. The faithful
ness and ability with which Mr.. Adams has adj
minlstered the concerns OF the nation, render
perfectly impotent aud harmless every shaft
which the zeal oil bis enemies has directed against
HIM:
surely no land was ever so oycrstoclled
with patriots as our oWn--mcn, vino, TegaTueSs
Of the considerations of" trust, honor, and emo
lunent,' attack without mercy every one who is
elected TO fill public situation and see, III eve
ry turn and move, treason 10 the state. A fund
of instruction may be found by perusal of the
philippes which from day 10 day are ushered
forth, and in the sagacious dctections which are
made with regard to the usurpatons oil the Pres
ident-Cerlain keen sighted characters Nave dis
covered that this dangerous individual is intent
upon introducing kingly dominion over MS, M
asmuch as he has bought billiard table ! that
he is plotting for the continuance OF his reign, M
as much as he has written a biography OF his Ia
thcr that he is a spiIler OF blood and fomen-
ter Of duels nasmuch as Henry Clay fired
pistol at John Randolph! That he is a squander-
or Of the peoples money, inasmuch as ship has
been bought, the purchase ofwhich has incident
~ aided the wicked Greeks that he has bribed
the navy inasmuch as an officer in New Jersey
struck a man who insulled him that he is a per-
secutor, inasmuch as court martial condemned
Com. Porter This is but a small detachment
from the phalanx Of crimes which blacken the
character and the heart OF this parsonage, and
disqualily him for office. But freedom may yet
hope for writer in the Philadelphia Sentinel
is urging him IN turn from the error OF his ways,
and castisating him without mercy for his sins.
host Of patriots are in waiting, determined no.
bly, to abandon their private interests, and at
the end Of -four years to take upon themselves the
burden OF administering the government. They
are TO be consoled amid their prlyatlons by good
salaries, the reward of approving consciences,
and the JOY of supporting the mandate OF cxpi-
ring Llberty.-ReP06liea Perpetua estot
Remarkable Conference.-The Hon. Charles
w. Byrd, Judge of the u. States District Court
in Ohio, has joined the Society OF ShaktrS re-
siding in Mercer county, Kentucky.
( o1lJulPDI1IDr.
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THE iotp CALL Or. fat D5s.vf Hs-ffd faasoA.
There hssd afsrsan, a we,rr told,
BHphta ~ a#5afcs ~ know ma,
N AZ ~ ~. nafdHe fHirk ssnHil scal#
TAfsat uine tast iha} 10 Heaven s1guia - not,
nh loan tuiic 30 aarlA
ift1e, saHid So ah'Hr the VOID
Ard count IS dross iiA filth, Iaslaa,aa, fei~
Il eAsnes ID a, lenstb. tn r,dlf eightl
" h, stoHt'f fouFat lie Christian iahh
Hisefs here receIs "a osdff faitf
Mf,st th.stgi 4 a. sftuHad as Is lrile Hhff >
yoosa sna ,,lirns 10 araitl a hide store,
T'lis had ne ragh. fou know 81 a"F
'Taas MOI tha aash--oh' no
Baf rsas tho Lord eonlm sided-
Amt tspath 'ttras hard % GO Ana'a
s4lishd n f,fasr The Lord obey
AeA be q ratrless setthm hraBaedf
No, sare=-se hr inntt 70
The parting sabbath nov arrived.
Al ali his simple iineA Cunirised
To hear thru rri'a farewell.
ID pied t'em loaR n tighiaons 81 In,
Dldf thsm ron auiine sms rririiua
Aud N sweet e4ncefd dwell
To nate fhr ~nfil N toit wavt hs hold,
An1shau the soul .sdncof--Rh tttrt-g geld
The scrvcs Der,
neforn IT. ddos.
TAe PARISH Fcufrs FHhoHed rnnnd
Smilinl III, good oil aian - uz altang them
ssrizod an iiist III. rod hands, aud sfnng thein'
A .aiut sr earth. tlre grannirs tiicd,
Then rolled tlrir eve balls up and #lRhad.
Aud d,eppd fhsif frewsli court s'os TO iac ground
Bahi1d the est,
To hd isr p#f-i god bye,
IN nanrrs foots Ia,kr dfcst.
0Ed Urssu eanr==a WHr, Hnd ungttf sly
Dosinf. the shcl II ehsap hruHn
4 raHia,l with tie enl8-'i- pisius man
~ hps good aiassB farsun do
hope lac iind HIM her, Nell'
w n. Cn.z,r, 4trll. aud how do Won =
Al mHaa, Gfsm hardly tell
ID. epot long ft,nft var,
Md Yon hr naIf.iip lrtr,
'Aad nrn lee serrv from ,aHt aurh Yrl 20
All honest { vs4p, W., It must be so
i n sorry, loo,
That .uu farced HaHvs
fiu Then. val know, tUould never do
The L.Ha7i inad esU for me 10 dsohey'
Who mas.a, who eop sny,
do Lord all yaH aa4y
'MassN how mart po4n Yrar
10 paopips pm fnt preuehnp h"roH
Two hundred. sTpler place give anS more ~
fMhv-rj,a .ar--ves, hut they offer FOUR
An hae-l ma, be 'us de iertl who cub
Bm dans Oh iiuk more loud you let him ball,
Ava, call and oail 'hn all b. blue,
Pow ypn come hack from fOuR TO TWO
ID Lord h. hnla IN h. dumb,
'Forc mAssa pnr-on cher come
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! prize of 1000 dollars is 1000 dolh'
5ll0 nrizes--4sel blanks.

Price ofticltcs 81, and shares III proportion. .,,.,
MODE OF DRAWING: All the numbers WI W a.,
the wheel rs usual all the prizes above three 'o d.
be put IN the prizc-,vh aud drawn out opp n
whole body of numbers. The first drawn number .
eide the fate Of the 5000 three dollar prizes, as s
to wit Should it be Of the first Eve tholl,an IN
beers, that Is 10 say, any number from No to 3V pea
sive all those numbers will he entitled TO uI,v le-
each Should ii be of the last hFe thousand ,i
that Is to say from No. 1901 to 10000, inclusive g
those numbers viii, in like MANNER be entitl'u "
dollars each Those who hold two.licltets one UNA nd
one below 5000, must of course draw on AM
draw TAREE prizes. ,,le-G
The drawing " i'll take place N January mex II.,
supcrlncndcncc ofthe following gentlemen '', M.
Daniel Chiswcll Dahnry, ilbon MDaDiei, 1o1n" W
John Eailock, David G. Mrrrcl, VIM " hmn'2 Al
w Norvcl George NhtocEe, Johu W, bat"iIa Lee
mon Hancock Robert ylo james l.. ClaNlo' fl1.r.J
Harrison, Mcailh Daris, Collin Ruckner, rllapr IN
John Wills, John Hancock and John {. Mhtb VT ~
u Orders from distance, by mail, port P'"'
Fate conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Pr"y .,
will meet the most prompt attention II addLr.'TCu
sl., " L4i
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Count Segur's -Four Ages.-Count Segur, the
friend and companion Of Layfayette, has en-
pioyed the evening Of long and active life in
comparing the different periods of human exis-
tence, aud collecting the maxims of philosophy
for the consolation of his declining years He
has given the result of his meditations IN a book
entitled the fo,u Aets Of Human Lite, which is
now translated in English and Just published in
this city, by the Messrs. Carvl The version
Is said to be made by Portuguese gentleman
Ii SO IT is somewhat, carious that the style should
be uuer to the Engis idiom than that OF nlost
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The Hamilton Pdpers.-lt will probably be
recollected by our readers that Chancery suit
was instituted some eighteen months ago, by
Mrs. Hamilton, 10 recover certain papers depo-
Sited for safe keeping with Mr.. Rufus King BY
the acting executor of Gen. Hamilton. Various
illusions made IN the newspapers to the suppo-
sed character and contents of those papers, in.
duccd us to publish at the time so much of the
bill in Chancerv as specified these particulars
By this extract it appeared that these papers
consisted chiefly of letters between Gen. Wash
ineton and Hamilton, relative to the composition
ofW ashington FareweilAddreSs. The question
of authorship III this case having been put 10
rest by the conclusive letter of John jay, recent
ly published, Though written and transmitted
many years ago) the motive for withholding the
documents committed to MIR. King, the chief Of
which was, that their contents might remain UNI
divulgcd, and that no ndScreet use might be
made of them, no longer existed. Nh. X. accur
dinghy directed his counsel TO notify the familv
OF Cen. Hamilton, that IN consequence of the
publication of Jay letter, he 10 longer felt him
self bound by the trust delegated to him. to with
hold the papers claimed; and that they were
therefore subject to the order OF any person duly
authorized to receive them. They were there
upon delivered to MIR. J. A, Hamilton, and the
suit was discontinued A. J. american.
We learn from the Arkansas Gazette that the
Government of Alcxico has, by AN express law,
declared all the slaves of the Texas country free.
The owners OF Negroes are busiy engaged trans
porting them to Louisiana and the Arkansas Ter
rltory. KROrriHe enquirer.
The CrOps-From the lest information we
have, there is doubt but what one half of the
crop OF cotton has been destroyed by the rot.
Louisiana MESSENGER
ST. FaANcIsvnLE, Sept THE Crop.-We
regret to learn that the RoT is making most a.
farming ravaees in the crop. 1t is generally be-
iieYed that at least third is already DESTROYED
This scourse has not been so destructive since
1912
\ gentleman who arrived from the coast a.
hoVe IN the ltamapo yesterday informs us that
the late successive rains have done excessive da-
mage to the cotton erops-that, in fact they are
all rot ria. Adj.
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no" propose Ia give you sketch of the
people aud hahiis OF this country may com.
n1ence with describing my own situation | re-.
sde iti the Consul General as Scrrat,r, and
OF course. receive from the natives and larrion
CoiSnls the respect due To the REPRESENTATIVE of
great Nation. IL Is usual with the different
OF Europe 10 keep Two houses one i'm town
and lac other IN the country. We have hun ON,
aud that in town; and you will see presently
tatthiS Is not the most agreeable. | have am.
plo accommodations, large library. and tn. so.
tetl of one of the best aud most mtelliecu, men
'na' the age can produce The mos, elegant
Loom Ia the house is N, study al one end of
1hch Is portrait of tcn. Washington. and nj
thr other, Htost from which now write Ia
y"n. he Turks call ChiosL n snail room ar
fhihrr rece IS from larger one, in which th,y
I.'iinc on carpets OF sofas. NV manner of H.
wing accords with that of Europe. but i n,v IN
me Before rise in the morning. a >,ron, r,n
OF coffee aud toast is brought 10 me; ut 10 o'cIl
VIZ eat what Is called d. jouler a la Eopr,b,tte
CONSISTING 81 meats aud vine and at nisM We
uh'-aHer nus We have coffee. We Use win, n
spuhaancc' costing but three cents bottle Tie
VIM ~ common Use is made by the Consuls IN
their own houses tou know the religion oftb.s,
people forbids the of " ine they r,l,;va,n ,i,s
grape and sell them to US. :. Wv
Society--Ihis is confined cxclus;yc,, a. r.,
sular families, which consist. Of nm. E,,,,,;.h
French, Dutch, Danish. Swedish S,rd:s;..,
NeapolitaD, and Portuguese. Among them a.
great hospitality, intelligence and accom,,l;, -
ments. l generally pass several DAYS. whe,
make a visit. We all speak French or J,al;an
The Turks aud Moors never make or r,ca;,, :;
sits from Christians, and seldom among thcm
selves. Their ladies are never allowed TO Ic,v,
sne mouse, except to go to the baths, where the,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
COMMODORE PORTER The Editor 9th

NOM AODohr.IO run En- I ne IullOl VI IlC
National Gazette has letter OF the 9th sept by
which he learns that Com. Porter has reason TO
be perfectly satisfied with the department and
dispositions the Mexican government, and has
become a lavorite with the officers and sermen
of its Navy. With the marine corps he had
some difficulty, in the settlement OF which he
display his Characteristic energy and decision
He confined ten ofthe officers in the Castle Oft lloa
and sent the common marines to the Island OF
SacrifciOS, supplying their places by well dlscip
lined troops from the land service. The govern
ment in Mexico, and the authorities and people
IN Vera Cruz, give their warmest appreciation
TO the manner IN which nc suppressed the at
tempt to resist his authority. | seems that the
colonel of the marines was jealous of him as u
foreigner, and confriyed 10 excite the corps to a
state OF complete muliny but succeeded With
none other He was also arrested. The natives
OF the country make fine soldiers, while the OIL
GERS, who are generally descendants ofthe Spa
niards, are not so praise worthy. The officers of
the Navy arc, for the most part, Of Calnpeache,
and without any mixture of Spanish blood.
These are more tractable in every respect.
Commodore Porter was advancing RAPIDLY in
his arduous task Of establishing good discp line
in the Mexican vessels and on the whole, a
sensible change Ion the better had taken place.
BY the side of the Dutch brig OF war which was
at Vera Cruz in the first week of September, the
coparison is said to have been greatly in favor
of the Mexican ships. The latter are TO be kept
as much as possible at sea. One of the main OBJ
jects OF the Government, and of Porter himself,
is TO create Navy entirely Mexcian--to a, old,
whenever it may be practicable, the introduction
Of any foreign materials. There is a Naval Col
cge, at which all the midshpmcn now are. This
Is an important establishment in reference to the
end Just mentioned.
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High on utIlronc ofroyul state" mel
With - Blrbaric pearls aud gold"

SINCE my arrival in the old world | havc had
en' Nv" opportunities of writing home: the nolar
star 'o"a'ds which all my tcnderest sentiments
are attached. These have uscd--one from a..
Pfoha' aud The other from this place. along the
e""s' OF bhrharA ] have now been seven months
rom me T. states. and assure YOU. that at
uis moment teel as If that land of the free :"
my pasthle, and my dearest connections Ncre as
.t'' pleasing illusions OF dream. They seem n
ut removed 10 a distance too immense T., no an
proached, and dwelling in country vbo,c
riches and civil and religious freedom micht we'll
fenucr The subject of Eastern or Algerine ro-
nance Tins may be illustrated bv the fact that
""hh IL" moments walk from the American
Consulate, there are awful hooks fastened in.tbc
walks OF this city, for the banging of ncrsons
e"l'y, OF even suspected by the barbarous des-
POI oil TINS Regency How valuable 10 me will
os my residence! Without having Witnessed IN,
effects and operations of other political and roll.
s'ons institutions, how could fully estimate my
own winch are the gift of Heaven7 I am
comparatively near the promised land oftbe Ue-
'"s' ana There are great numbers ofthe wan
pvTi'g degraded sons of Jacob in this cit, ,Lo
al aspii" plously to return TO Jerusalem and "a,
naaa but II they seek an earthl, Canaan. ,bev
can only find II in my happy land. ny
purng residence here of four months Ibayo
haa an opportunity of proving the salubri,y of
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~ III III
CNNEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Ohcfs ,
IT Where moro Capital Prize, have been obahi
than at any other ofGccs IN Arncrc4.
ORDERS from any part ofthc luifrd States, cilhfi o
natl post paid, ar private conveyance enclosing tf
or prize tickets, IN any Of the Lotteries viii NEE "
>lihr prompt and punctna attention If on persona VI
phcation Addrc>s TO
J.L COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
l. COHENS " Gazette and Lottery Register WI
be published immediately after the drawing, and VIII
contain the Official List ofthc Prizc-lt will be on,,.
ed rrati, 10 all who purchase their tickets al oOliN
vi flGE' and who signify their wish to receive IT, ~
Nurtnlk OCT j. itt2l>tNG
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HIGiL -1ND ION lSl.1IEM

6lONTlNlEDi in consequence offs nrl'ailed I"l.
- rlty. IirgjHia kityGture L0ftcrh 9TH eli-''
be drawnin lynchburg in January next, all IN one aP
MorN prilrs finn hlamlAs Schrlnr
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tIansla,ons irum tie French made by the ma
tirps Of our own eonntry. The igpogr aphieal
execution of tins volume i in styie ot neat
ness creditabc TO the press Of this CITY
~ J. Post
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=" 2 77T77'7sss
ODD IND EEEN SlATEM.

Grand State Lottery of Virginia, class,
<tlIE holder Of two tickets or Shares must get one
- prize and may draw three The whole 10 be drawn
IN one day, and viii take place
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The Crops-From the lest information we
have, there Is doubt but what one half of the
crop Of cotton has been destroyed by the rot
IIoDjSiagD HeSseUreT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-27

on this important mission, and gotiated and sign
Cd with these gentlemen, the Treaty of Peace,
at Ghent, in December, 1914. Jointly with
Messss. Adams and Clay, in 1915. Mr.. G. neso-
'iated and signed treaty of commerce at London
with Great Britain In 1916, he was appointed
tInvoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipoten,iary
70 france: Atthe Hague, in 1917, he jointly with
MI. Ens'is, arranged tine commercial difiic.l,ie.
!nat existed between the United States and the
Netherlands And at London, in 1918, ioinly
yhh Mr. Hush, again negotiated and signed treaty
OF Commerce with Great Britain
Mr.. Callatin after representing the United States
"a the French CoH, for seven years, with honor to
n mse'' ana Us country, resigned his mission in
1873, returned to the United State, and ~ as nom.
1pa'en at washington; and by the State of Virginia
ssa candidate for Vice President of the United
S'a'es. He has recently, as our readers know,
heen appointed Minister TO England /; and i, is to
Sescue bis Character and history from misrepresen-
tasion, that We have prepared this epi,ome of his
Useful life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-27
CARAcc4s, Mas 25, 1926.


FROM JAMAICA BY the schr. Med,1
Captain Smith, at this port, we have received o,,s
file o. Jamaica papers to the 1st of June and e~-
tract The following paragraph
g The Msdsena Post IS in with ;ntelI;oo..o
that Padilla arrived 2Ist May at Csrtbsgena e.,
bogota, with instructions TO the Intendants n cay
ry into effect the contemplated invason of Cub, 90
that preparations are already commenced In tb.t
end The last division Of the auxiliary ,roons
which went to Peru, returned TO Cartharens H.
garrison Of which place is now composed Of sao
men. '''O
From the Postscript to The ROYAL Go1s,te
Nay 81. '''
-Four Spanish frigates, cruising under tbe d,5,..
OF Commodore Iaborde, stoud down into O.
Bae on Wednesday, afternoon, and were disco,S'
Die from Ldguanea on Thursday morning They
afterwards proceeded to sea, and have been since
cruising 10 Windward OH The east end. They have
appeared again IN the Ofing lo-day, and will 49,
badly cruise of and on until thew arc ,o;o;..gg ~,
the Commodore, whose vessel. the Guerrs,o ~
we understand, undergo some repairs at our Doei'
Yard. In The mean time mutual civilities are 49,
Ing between our Naval and Military Comrnando,s
10 Chief and the Commodore.
Intelligence has been received By the Comr,o.
dore Owen, that The Colombian schr of vys, 49,
vida was dispatched on the 9th inst. from cs,,bs
gena 10 ChagTes, with an Officer on board sor, -.
press to zen. Bolivar, to request his immediate :.
urn to Colomua; IN consequence of the dissfrso
non OF General Psez, who had declared C,,,ces.
iud all the Provinces If the eastward Of I, ;nses
lent Ihe orders were % land the Officer ~ a.
sres with AL despatch, and he was to proceed - 4
Peru to he President Of Colombia
Inc BRUSH Envoy left Carihagena on The le
(" we seat OF Government bit on his srrln
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striped white silk her Royal Hghnesss hair was
ornamented with diamonds The Duchess of Ga
rences dress was white satin with a white lace
dress over it head dress, diamonds and flowers
- The Princess Feeders dress was Of rich white
satin. Among the company were most of the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers the Archbish
op OF York, the Chancellor OF the Exchequer, the
Secretary at War, the Vice Chancellor, Prince Es-
terhazy, Prince Polgnac, the President of the
Royal Academy, &c.
Cobbstt has offered himself as a candidate for the
House OF Commons, for Preston. He has made
grand entrance, and long speech to a multitude
OF peope.-His friends say that the Parish officers
have lately gone round to the ahodes of the distress
ed weavers, for the purpose OF inducing them to
accep, parish relief and thus disqualification from
voting AZ. the forthcoming election and that they
have succeeded to great extent. Every resident
OF Preston, OF every description, householder or
rot householder, who has not received parish, pay
within one year. and who is not a catholic. is enti-
tied to vote at the elections for members of Parli-
ameEt Tor that borough. With the preceding ex
ceptions therefore, universal suffrage prevail at
PresIon ! but it is, nevertheless, a close borough
The Catholics, however, are very numerous.
Co'ns Exchange, .N0ndoy, May 22.-The
supply OF English corn moderate last week, but
there was good quantity of Irish Oats, SC. fair
arrival OF Flour. This morning there was mod
crate fresh supply OF all -orts of grain-rhe
Wheat trade Is very heavy, and a reduction may
be noted al Is to IS from the price of last Mon
day.
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EXTRAORDINARY coRREspoNDENcE

EXTRAORDINARY CORRESPONDENTS.
Our Correspondent at Laguayra. under date Of
JIne the hrs, enclosed US two printed documents
issued General Paez respecting the recent revo-
Iution 10 Valencia. Ou space ard time permit us
only to make use Of one OF them 10 day. the Other
shall translate at more convenient season. -
The DIT ument we now lay before the psoljc. is a
translation OF letter from General Paez TO the
Llberator Bolivar, giving short account of the
circumstances which induced him TO take IN arms
against his connirythere is evidently in parts of
'he letter, peniteDtial tone, indicating a consci
BUSINESS OF having committed an offence that man
not DC Pardoned - We know not the NOME
which Induced General Psez to print and circulate
copies Of this extraordinary letter before the orioi
nal could have been well out Of the country@bu,
Il seems 10 US fhd II would have been better for the
cause he deie DIS, ii the eniments It contains had
been forever unknown to the world
BaA. FED. Gaz.
lTHANsLArIoN.
10 his EUceHency
Ihe Libeyaf0r NJ Colombia and Perm.
- ny very aei General and Fnead -
81 the 'i.icial correspondence which tb. De
ntIes, Colonel Ibarra and the Liecenciate D,eso
6ansiisia Urbaneia will deliver 70 you, YOU vii
ief n The new events which have attended The
mSFeh OF oar institutions, aud OF ny particular
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-07
" omitted will he attended 20 in our n,.
ID. r. O.. LGNDPE ETH

Nursery Seed'nsn and Florists, Phiiadslp6ia
EEAVE constantly hand for sale extensive collection
~ Of Ffut Trees, Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrub,
dreen House Plant, Bulbuus Rsofs, Garden Seeds Re no,
exceeded by any SIMILAR establishment the United S,e.
In then selection OF Fruit Trees for euyv every care ana
attention has been paid and from intimacy with the sbee,
Ut many years -they believe 1t done judciousy.
The Ornamental Plants, both tender and hardy which
nov offer for sslea Of the and admir-
cd Of both native and exotic origin.
The Garden Seeds, Of which large and general
- cultivated. twTh exception not worthy Of n,es
exclusively Of their gfor which purpo; uube u
acres attached Ia the establishment and from,
tue none NJ the seeds planted, through all the vsr,
stages OF then growth snd ripenng under their
sUpefm,cndanoe consequently they enabled assure
ppr'hefs both Of theft sge and qnaiy advantage must
he evident 70 all who will thc smallest confederation
priced Catalogue 81 the whole IN whicb the plsns nro
arranged under their botanical anil English names sud native
soil Of each given has iu been Published and he had
gratis Of JAiES lfcKILDOE, Richmond, Va. by whom
orders received.
Dec. T. 6i-w8v