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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
PEACH TREES.

Wherever you go, you hear complaints that these valuable trees are dying, and numerous receipts to preserve them have all proved useless. I feel it therefore, a duty owe to our country, to give publici- ty to simple remedy which have proved efficacious for many years.
 Let the ground be removed from the bottom of the fruit tree, as deep as any worms can be traced in the bark (and these often lie secreted much deeper than the bark would indicate ) they must however be all picked out when composition of one measure of tar, and three measures of soap fat, or grease of any kind, warmed together, must be freely applied to the wounded parts and about six inches round the stalk or body of the tree; after few days return the earth, and if there be any injury to the body or limbs clean of the gum, and apply the same composition warm.
 Irimming Fruit T'ses.-Ifyou wish to preserve your orchards, and not have the trees rotting before full grown, 6y ~h'ch the fruit IS SO materially injured; take a little pains in cutting off large limbs. Let it be done close to the body, & then with a sharp broad chisel, pare it smooth' ht- tie rising in the middle, then apply com pound of boiling tar and plaster-parls or brickdust, with about one fourth part hne- ly pounded charcoal-the last however IS not essential. This must be so th'cK' when hot, as to spread like plaster over the part. and the young bark will continue to grow under it, until finally it throws all of, and leaves no trace of amputation.
 Danbury Rec.
 cUCUAaBERs.
 The best way to obtain geod seed, IS to plant few hills for the purpose, and SC. lect for seed such cucumbers as are well shaped and spring within 5 inches of the root. Those which grow near the root will not be so large, as those at some dis .ance from it; but the seed will be better and produce fruit sooner. Much of the seed that is planted, is from cucumoers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
Grand Solar Microscope.

TENltE public are respectfully informed, the Propii
~ etor of the Microscope, has obtained very e.
giblc room in the Museum in this city, formerly oc
cnPied "a the Satuary Roon,) and which is now fit
ted up for the purpose of better displaying the ga,
magniGing powers on the astonishing instrument.
The room VIII be open for visitors from o, 4. NJ. TO
., P. II. erery fair day,
This surprising instrument discovers 20 view the
most minute bodies in the animal, vegetable and min
eTai paris of creation, magnifyng them more than
1000 600 times; The apparent dust figs or cheese
w!ich living animalcula is scarcely perceptible to
the naked eye, is magnifed to the enormous size of
from 2 to feet, and in actual motion. fighting and
contendng in the most spirited manner. Many other
objects are prepared and Will be exhibited The in
tercstng process of capitalization is shown in most
Respondent and magnificent colours-It needs but
To he 10 be most admired, it being impossible to
give an adequate description of its brliancy.
IL Admittance 80 cents. children halfprice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
Third days Race, Tree Hill.

Third days Race, Tree Hill.
HOCKEY Club Purse $1,000. -Four mile heats.
- Entrances,
WIN. wynnc, enters Kate Kcarney. by Archie, 4
years Old. VT. OF,
WIN. r Johnson, cutters star, by Virsinian, 4
years old, W.T. 100.
The Proprietor expected to announce several
competitors for this purse; but such rs the con-
tomplnted superiority Of the two, that oil others
shrink from the contest. II is reserved for Star,
the victor of many n field. aud late triumph
ant over Polly Hopkins, TO add fresh laurcls to
his we'll earned fame. The great skill and Judgment
Of the owner with the pTumise Of the horse Jus,es
the expectation Of a well contested race with tho
favorne Kate KcarpeY.
Also after the Jockey Club Race. will be ron, a
Swcepstake, two mile heats-Eutrapce 600.
WIN. r.. Johnson enters Mr.. Corbins colt.
WIN. Wynn enters 8. G. by Archie, sister OF Mer
ill.,
J. NJ. Sclden, sorrcl horse, Cleveland.
a meeting Of the Club is earnestly requested o.
the Tree Hill House half past 10 O'Clock.
~ Sit Hall will be sold at the race Geld this da'
after the races.
oct - J. NJ SELDEN, Proprietor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
SPLENDID PANORAMA
OF
WEST POINT
Is nozo opeM ga the .NuScnnl,

Is Ho7o open at he .HuSeUu.
HUNS interesting Painting 90 oil coors,) is upon
d scale of nearly 500 square feet of Canvass
by !Sp feet circumference. Uest Point is the Sea,
of the National Military Academy on the Hudson
River, New York; 1t commands the most romantic
and beautiful scrnery-The Highlands or Mountains
are seen rising from to 1000 fee; above the surface
OF the River.
The Panorama vii! he open dining the day time
from y. NJ. to p. N. and in the Evening it will
be displayed IN beau!n Transparency and brilliant
y Illuminated. Doors open III : p II.
IL Tickets may be had at the bookstores Of Mr.
John ii. Nash, McssTs Collins 6, Co. at Ae Eel
Tavern, ind at the Museum.
PricD 30 eGpis,--Ci,i.6lr-r half nrien----.
ovt ld-,.tl6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
NIARINH MMWs=
FORT OF RICIf.ajON=O-
ARRIVEn-

ARRIVED,
Scr Effort, Pryor, days from New York. with snhres 60
Davenport. Allen CO. Feyton Lancaster Drnhy Ped ms
~ HaTTv Oils, Dunlop g. co, G " Mitchell w KYLE a. co
Hall Moore Hubbard Gardner. Srst,on ook & Ryan
Wads~orh & Williams, & Eyanes CO, Levy, Baldwin,
Ives CO, NJ Valentine, G. Mitchell q Yonpkins M
Branch, Hllath, J g. JMyrs J Parker ! n Eusiace
j NJ Weaver, ID Weller, Johnson & SOn M Hollns 7
hus' Thompson, Smith Van Lew & CO. Z Porter and
Cunningham e. Anderson
S1hr rlv,arch, Shoticr Gom Baltimore, With smdres TO
Lucke d. Sler, OTIS Dunlop CO. Trpleil Johnston Bag.
vel g. Smith WuTtllam s. AIcCrUdcr, d Anderson ir l
webb CO. ~ Gordon, Garth Walker e. Booth N IIol.
FMS Abbott CO, rcyton, Palmer, Johnson G. Son,
Rasiou & Plclsauts. aud j Van.Iew e. 90
SlooP Sally Mathews from below with wheat 20 L Ru,her-
foord
SAILED,
Sclr James Fisher Somers for New York with Hour &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
MAT OLECC2 BUONAPARTE
1MPERoR arm rua sor:oxnR

IL This Piece performed upwards Of 100
nights III London, 10 crowded houses.
The interest arises in Napoleon being attacked in
a wood by an apparent robber. The Emperor hay
ing no money, gives his watch which is eli in the
POSSESSION Of matchmaker in exchange for bread BIZ
Starving citizen, whU to support his wife and child
committed in moment oFGespair, desperate act
The Matchmaker IS about being condemned for the
theit. when the real circunstances are disclosed
aud BnonnParie pardons the poor citizen.
NAPOLEON BU0SAraRTE, Ma FoRprs
~ NJ. aud Mrs. SLOMAN are engaged for g
Ninhts. OCT o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

MAHRiED, "n Saturday erenls last. by the REV Philp
Courtney MIR JANES D WooDwAHp Of Norfolk 10 AIi.e ~
THt BRowNI, OF this city
On Thursday, the 8t inst by che Rev Ce9rae A. BAXTER
Ar SInSsY y BNNTE go Miss ANNA g. NicSoLLs dagtor n,
MIS- SELMA N!ckolis, al Of Rnckbrdse county
On thursday evening last hy the Rev. MIR OSgood RoBrRz
LESLEY tl OF Amherst county, Miss ELIZA L. D,vrxroRT
daughter OF the Glover Davenport ESQ Campbell count y
I'm the sane evening" by the Rev ". J. Hrcon,bc Hlt
burg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

UT LITERARY. Artists, scientific men, and the
lovers Of fine books, will have rich treat this even
ing Of the book auction, at the store Of Mr. Edward
llenshaw, opposite the Eagle Observation-Disclosures
are now ready oct 22-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
CIRCLS.

ClhCIS -.
IENHE ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond, Man.
n chester and visitors, are respectfully intorrpfl
That the Circns estimate 18th, near Main Street
rs now OPEN The Managers usk Of the liberal pub
lie they have the honour to serve, such patronage
as may be merlteh by the efforts Of well appointe
and organized Company. oct 30 rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

From Nc WWrnjoa, FhuqV,rr. Gentle Of OFT. u.
DIED, on Thursday, al bis residence in Prince William
VILLAS A. q. DAoE, Esq OF the Judge. Of The Sreo,
Court of this State o have the or the time his
wees 20 do justice his exalted worth and spe or nlenrs
he ranked second To no man IN the Coinuonweali
On the I2ih instant, Windsor, IN Wesimoreland ron,,v
d8lh Of her age - " w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
BOOK AUCTION.

E0UESU AM to the provisions of the last wall aud
d Testament OF the late Augustine Davis, shall Fs
bis executor proceed sellnt public on atr-
day, the 3isi October, 1899 the following valuaba
18th streets, ct PyeEent occapied by Mrs Stonaid
The house adjoining the occupied by Mr. Sam
/ mel Sheppard. and Messrs. Rtchie q Cook as tho
EnquEer oince-tbe house adjoining thereto occuniel
BY Dr. Clark And the ground from thence 10 the cas-
tern boundary OF said Dayss lot, containing ft1zi
on which stands fame building ut present oceu39i
! By Mr.. t. b. Montague. -
Also $50 acres OF land lying in The connty of Hen
rico, about seven miles above town. plat of which
may be seen at any tma at the Coffee House-RiIioT
divided INTO three different tracts of 1919 acres IA
acres, and 923 each, to purchasers
The sale or the whole will take place on that d3u
al the Office of the Enquirer ana the terms will be ora
tbrd in cash on third IN six months and the remai-
ing third IN twelve months from the day of sale -
Bonds and deeds Of trus the property will be re-
CURED for the two last payments.
OCT Il w ROOTES F-Recntur =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
FREpER1cKsnCpc Or On

tREDERIcKsDCRG, Oct. 20.
C3aecni"4 |Iection.-We are enabled to give the
result ofthe election in this county. On closng rho
Polls, the votes stood the Court-House; Holiday
90; Patton 81 In Town, Potion had Iis; Holiday =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
Theatre.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACrrox,

MADAME FEROIV,s BEEEFTT AND PosITrYr.
LY HER LAST APPEARANCE IN RICIiJn06fD
A .Nsto Grand Opera for this Night oni1. Fsrs
Night 9f Dep and highly interesting .ueto-Drana.
MADAME FERON has the honor respectful,
TO announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Rich
mond, Manchester and their yicinities, that her Be
neft and last appearance will take This Evening
when selection Of new and splendid Entertainment.
VII be presented, which she trusts will merit public
patronage, --',.f -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

C0tntess Aimavira, Mrs. Jefferson.
SUSANNA, MADAME FFRON
Who VIII introduce besides tho music Of the One
ra' the following Songs;-I pray thee now list to
me-, Though frog thee now dcpa,t.' Italian Vari
a1on' composed for Madame Feyon, called 'ConfIsa
nrn1nore, and by desire, The Soldier tired of Wars
Alarms
At THE END oFTHE OPERA,
Madame Feron viii sing new Italian Song, called
a Compir Gia,' accompanied on the Violin by MI.
Parneii. And a new and h:ohiy popular Badad
called the The Milk Maid, will be sung in character,
oy nadane Feron. Mr.. Dickson win sing an en-
tirely new Song, called 'TREE HUI RACES
The vhOie 10 conclude toiGt ue,o Grand .1clo Dra
matIe Piece, funded on q fact related in The Life
Of BUoRdpdrte called
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

-Nc1c Jeraey Election The Trenton True Ane-
rlcan of Saturday states that the elections in tbn,
Suite have resulted IN the choice OF legislature
decided majority Of which is Jarksunian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
THEATRE C.4RD.

THEATRE C4RD.
al ADAME FERON has the honor respectfully
W. TO announce TO the ladies' aud gentlemen Cf
Richmond, Manchester, and the vicinites, that her
Benefit and positively last appearance will take place
on Thursday evening the 22l instant, when will be
presented for the first time here, Grand Opera,
with many novel and attractive entertainments
which Madame Feron trusts viU merit public pat
ronage. oct 2I-2t
EHNHE Members OF tho PhGnx Firu Company,
n No. o, will attend a washing according to Law,
Mt tho Engine House, Friday next, at o'clock,
p d. NM, II. ALLEN, Scc'ry.
oct 12--ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
Mterftotl SaIrs.


By OTIs, DtNLoP a CO.
!. DRY GOODS 1T .aUCTTOE
vn THURSDAY NEXT, the I'D At 10 O'clock WI, n,
n n q our auction large general Assortment ~
FOODS suited 10 the seaxDn alsp ths remainder On
nnsh Of Goods comprising grea, many valuable and s-
Gi 10 n n A. ~
,u., ADDITIONAL =. I
~ ne added 10 our sale THIS MORNING an invoice OF
re ouhe and point Blapkes Marsel-s E.t
oct % N r. .
HATS. D. & CO Aocn-
On MONDAY, the 26sh inst half pas, 10 Oerh s,s,
sold AZ a1ction store, ~ - ~-SF~' WI "
go mems black fur Rar.
ID cases mems and boys wool DO
oc, 81 o. % a. Co A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
BY ]. & J. c. HERON.
YaLuubLe ReaI Estate al Auctinn.

(6HiI6te real Estate al .4ucflpn,
On Thursday tie 29th inst, win be sold at Pub.
nc Auction, that valuable House and Aot ON the
North side of n Street, FIVE doors above the Ball
Tavern, and now occupied by Nessrs. ]. NJ. s. w.
Wilifs.--Term made known on the day Of sale. By
order Of the Proprietor. oct 20-eo5t
BOOK AUCTION.
al he Store Of Tr. Educard Hsnshqsc directly oppa-
SITE The Eagle HoteL.
FH1HIs EvESlSG, commencing at O'Clock viii be
n continued the sale ofan Elega1< and PaIuoble-
Stock # Books, embracing the standard and pop
lar works IN almost every department of literature
ToPersons forming libraries, opportunity now Of
fers ofobtaining valuable hooks, on the most econo-
Incal plan-cata!ogues DC bad by calling at the
store. J. & J. f. EERON, Aucts.
u In preparation-a sale rare and valuable hai-
don books-tie sole viii take place Thursday Eve
nIng, s2d inst.-Caalogues win be ready in time.
Just received splendid collection of engravinrs
which the public invited to call and examine.
oct 22-eotf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

A T n court held for buckingham county the iot'
N day Of October, 1929 Christian Shrsck, pltr
against, William G.. Lnihicum, and Edward Linthi-
com. extors Of Edward G.. Lnthicum decd, dts
In CuANCFRy.
The defendant Wilhanm c. Linihicuru, no, hav,
ing entered his appearance aud given security, ac-
coTdng TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of the
court and It appearing by satisfactory ev.denc. That
be ~ not nhabant OF this country u is ordered
that the said WIN. G.. Linthcum do appear here on
the FIRST day OF January court next, and answer tho
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order e
forthwith inserted IN the Constitutional Wing a
public newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond,
for two months succcssvcy, md posted the front
door Of tho courthouse Of this county.
81 COPY TeSte r. EtpHrpeF. ir. "A r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

lac Ga'afea: OF thi7 port, has arrived 1T Lisbon,
ond is reported by vessel from St. Ubes to have
been Condemned. Tho Am. Consul informs The
owners that he has demanded the restitution of ;L,,
vessel With damages for detection and insults Offered
10 citizens Of the u. Statcs.--.N. Bed Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
TO THE PUBLIC

TENIIE Subscriber having received his fall sr,ppIv of
Il BOOKS and STATIONERY, offers for sale
one OF the best selected and most comprehensive
stock OF articles in his line business, present.
ed TO the public.
lie has on hand, isdge5s, journals day, invoice,
letter and record books of his manufacture ana
IS prepared to furnish TO order of books for per.
chants and clerks of county courts made of n1ateri
ais he can recommend, and will warrant tho work
manshp.
Old books re-bound, and Book Binding in oil iis
varieties OF elegance and plainness, executed with
dispatch,
While he feels grateful for tie encourage
ment with which he has been fivoured dnrina his
short career In business, lie tenders unfeigned assn
that exertons shall be spared by him. to de-
serve an increase Of the public patronage
He respectfully invites the public TO call and exan-
inc his goods, and them that he will posifire-
ccs; fully low what articles of the SEINE ouaiitv
can be procured at the North. r. ID. SANXAY.
oct 2S-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

LIZ DAtENs'f,tkT, ALLEN g. Co.
GROCERIES, &c.
On THURSDAY, the 2snd instant, at ioo'cl9ss,
az our auction store, 800
hhds Antigua rum
100 tubs ianiily mackerei
StQ0 pounds cotton yarns
100 reans wrapping paper
SO do writing do
% hhds St. Croix suyar
10 bags coffee
10 hhas molasses
bbls n. Orleans RIM
100 boxes brown soap
90 casks cheese
10 kegs and ceroons intfro
5 terces lamp oil
half pipes s. A. wine
20 doz elegant rush bottom aud other dsscNp,
tons of chairs -
A!so,at 10 oclockpreciselY, an elegant new giy ana
iIaFIr9ss. D. A. e CO Aiicts -
BOOK SALE.
On MONDAY. the Goth inst, at 4 o'clock p m.
we shall sell at our auction room, valuable collec
ton OF Books-principally new, without reserve
oct - ID. A & CO. aucre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

regent writer in the Charleston Mercury suo-
g's's % the cotton planters the propriey of having
thnir own refuse cotton manufactured ioio b,r,;rre
iie says-"The cotton crop Of the United States has
oecn estimated a, abont 100000 bags. Snpnosino
eHch bag would requiie four pounds for bagpinr the
annually"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
BGnk Sfock OF .A1,ctin1

bGn6 Stock at AUCTION.
wiz be sold on Saturday nerl, at the Coffee
liGp4e 30 shares OF Virginia Bank Stock, beongjug
TO an estate. Sale at - o'clock.-Tcrms cash
oct 2l--4t las H. I,YNCT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

The proceedings Of the Legislative Committee
goro not received in time for insertion to day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
PROFESSOR DEW.

PROFESSOR DEW.
ENOR saic by JOHN ". NASH, n few copies Of
II Professor Dey's Lectures on the Restrictive
System, delivered 20 tho Senior Political Glass of
Whnm q Mary College. Price dollar.
oct %
Nor SALE-A handsome young sound Saddle
II Horse; he will also work in harness.-Enqure
at the Wing Office oct 2I-3t
NOTICE. would hereby inform the public thai am
authorised Agent or the Cbrstian Baptls, lr
O'c rev translation cf The New Testament, for no Psams
Hymns, and Spiritual Sorg fr tr Debates AVID CIR an the
works published edited BY Alexander Campbell ~ Bcttuy
Va oct II Guf w. BCOTWRtGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

upon ell the propositions properly referred TO them
under the Executive Department Of the Government:
and like the gentleman from Frederick he would ask
leave to submit for the consideration of the Conven
ton, several resolutions on the subject of that de-
partment, which he wished read and laid on the table
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
MARRIAGE OF FYcAao.

THIS EVENING, OCT. 81,
VW be performed a Grand Cp,ra eo,L,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
, From View Orleans paper. Of tie I'll, inst
-iH0uicr Spanish Expedition againa .Weri.a. Lv d.
South sen

FrEniA, August 6.-By the Mexico mail ar
tIr o e'noon. his Exce!lency. the Governor, ho
ceVed official news that on the 23d of Iuly. nine
feis were seen off Nuzpo, and on the et,h ,Iey
directing their route for Apaculo The Mexica
,hc south whose vulor and patriotism are we'll KIN
hcid themselves in readiness 20 chas,ise thcsc
Spanish invaders"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

Tho error occurred in our report Of Wednesdays
Proceedings Of the Convention, which is corrected
by The following,
Mr. MoRoAN said he n Member Of tho Con-
mItoc which had been unfortunate a. not to agrco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
!ns american Journal Of Science and .4rf,

.~e american journal Of Science and Art,
SN ~ projected IN 1917, and commenced in july
'S'o' BEFORE that period, original Journal n
h"h appeared in this county, except tha Of D
'e" was limited tn miner aogy, and'c ca sed with
me eomlieii"n at the Gst volume. The Anr,,cso J.
;,, " "'ned with little reward aud under ar is.
sl'uhes s""'Hes discoutagiug until n bas 5000 -,
49,. s''"'e: A"p'e Illustrations Ly ensrayincs aud
'"se excess oil matter every nunber b.,o, IL,
was stipulated, have made :, an expe,,siv. 80 ~
From us comm to the preseu, H., - 3d., 49,,
frun 10 0O0l" 10000 doIla,, and - 100 y mas eos'
teo"i'''' mas brrh paid g." the support of IN.
'"g i'tue except the exchange jouinals and ,,
iumes, '' "'' '"o OdcA 'o-
''sae'' The expenses viii fall short Of 50 900 No,
anu" ''" shoud all the copy be psI for they ,nsv N
eve" l" ; 25UO or more, au! Tie eIjt., ,i., :;
sble 49, - ''stO"'
As TIC writings of elders have been -, I,s, 49,, H..
'ay Contributed to the pag'- Of me Journal. IN. t;,
may he permitted "a say there /, in n banI ~
~ '''-''e !" '"rw' that At has essentially promoted
some OF orr best interests hume; tina, Il l. L,
Wt' receive" abroad AMI ,nat II n-s nea.,,r IN
some m'a-HFe, 'deniihed win The ,r.r,sss al ,L
'e''.' az" 40 "i u'e mpsrut day. Tlis helm, IN,
'7| IS u unreasonable 70 Ak, dis st..t ami ,,,
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never rAcerded Sax hundred, aud which has 10,
iree"iy diminished hy failure in EnclaudO sbo,lt
~ :" dt augmented the the editor NAV b- .,,b,.I . -
""td all tine t'ieecf"ai well as n.erI,,,irI al
e"fy !" he p"''e'ii"" aud perpeiuity of the work.
10y 10y perseverance, through tae period eleven
Es' " - 10" "s'cthIned, that American Jour,,l
"i Secure aud Afts eau be sustained 50 az In ai
'Hspr'' a"d confidence i" E',npc 6ut Bis iour,.. ~.
sun !" Obtain an ddsqUGie patrous ge at home.
h4ghesf gr0u5f - "'' "'e
ONE THOUSAND sraIcRIBEGs ARE xrcIss,Ky IN
gi'e the American Journal entire security: and =, ,t ~
"' uesia"'r "' gree to - ef iency, nd to the ex
ee'encr q" us execution, boih in its a, in -, -
"'''S' " "a" ca" 40uot ttat. Tith proper exe,, ous
FIVE HUNDRED ADDITIONAL. SUsscsigsas NJ, SO
OBTAINED, 100 On
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t S"ssesH' as d:"e means 81 Comprising Il -
ye1 W"v" appears 80 aesnaar, hat ait those. "a no nov,
h""or the J"ufaAi win their patronage. should ,,l ,
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I ERlIS.

'"' terms "'r th'ee dollars vc,ure 20 advance and
"'' are Two '"i""rS yoa', o two Nos earh: they
o's''y Stipulated to contain $50 pages bur h We aver
aged more thpu 400. 49,
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1884 inc YEAR 90 IL" o"e Volume; every re,
WI" 'O""is'S has n'mc cter the editor or has agpnt
pa! me"' 90 advance q! 1--WE d"ar. >.ol! be ,5,ded
TX dollars va the igsi years account
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