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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MARCH &c, 1880.


utNFTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures on
Il Tuesday the 10Th instant, from OH board Mr. Il. j.
Archcrs boat, then lying at Cartersvie negro man.
ION, (who calls himself Tom Jcilerson) He is 70.
markaby likely man. about 20 years old feet or 10
inches high, well formed and very straight dark COM
plexion though not very black high cheek bones and
has lost one OF his front teeth, believe ar upper tooth
on the LEFT side, the loss of which shows when he
MS dress IS not KNOWN he went 10 his wfes house
(at Goochand courhouse) the night after he absconded
and there changed his Slothes he has been carriage
uver several years, consequently he is well acquainted
IN Richmond, where ii is probable he may go; he is
very arul fellow, and may try pass for free man.
and attempt TO leave the State will give liberal re
ward Tor his apprehension i'm the State and $50 il taken
up out OF the State and secured i'm Jail that get him
agmn Any Information respecting him, addressed TO
me near Sottsvillc Powhatan county, Va will be thank
ully received. ROBERT X DARNEY
Powhatan, Feb. { 9I-wtf
yHyWENrY DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from
u u. Devereaux of tho city OF Richmond, about the
9th day OF November, 1929, negro man slave named
Israel (and styles himself Israel Harrs) about 81
OF age, five feet high, thin visaged, with large nose
and generally wcdrcssed in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket and has acted for several
years as a servant in the Eagle Tavern. The above
slave, Is supposed has obtained free papers
tempting 10 pass as free man, and may attempt TO get
OIL to some free State IL he apprehcndcd Rich
mond the above reward will be paid if making or ex-
ira reasonable expences will also paI for his safe
delivery in the Jail Of the City Any information that
can be given TO Mr. DevereauX of the CITY, with tc-
gard 10 the way in which he got off, will be literally re-
wardcd; and all per:ons orewarned from harbourinr
the said slave and all captains of steamboats, and other
captains or masters of vessels from carrying the said
slave, under penalty of the rigour of the law.
JOHN WARBURTON, Adm or
of Rodweli Delk, decd
James City County, Dec. II. 7I-wl2ts
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I'm CHANCERY.--ln Hanover County Court, jar.
III eth, 1880
Garland r. Waddy and Pa'sy d lis wife, formerly
Patsy -. Chisholme, and the said Garland +. Waddy,
as administrator de bonus non, with the will annexed
of Walter Chisbolme, jr. deed, Plths,
against
Cornelius ID. Chi,holme, Mary A. Crank, and her
husband Stephen Crank Thomas II. Chishone, Eliza
beth Jane Bsbcock, and her husband william Il. Bah
cock, Th"o Harriet Chi+holme, Sarah ID. Chi.home,
Iorbe MaL5 Gii,s,~'.,. ~ ",''''"'' ~ Oni'"o,fe,
e iour last OF whom are indn's under the age Of FL
Chishone, Supra Chshome. Sarah Chisholne. SUI
anna Chi'h0ne aud Martha Chi.hoIme, the five last
OF hOf al'o inf,nts under the age Of twehty.one
ycn'ss and MerIel RI. c. Boyer, Dcn,.
Thi day came well the Plaintiffs =, the Defen-
dant, MeHel H. c. Boyer, by their COUNSEL and the ball
sud Of the said PENDANT, Meriel H. c. Bover,
being filed, Philip y. Winston is appointed guardian sd
d., Ph0je Matilda, William D., Adam, Sur.a Sarah
Susanna and Ma,tha Chlshone, for The special purpose
of defending them IN This suit; and the said defendants
C.rneius ID. Chishoime, Mary a. Crank and her hus-
band stephen Crank, Thomas y. Chishome, Elizabeth
Jane BabcOck, and her husband William X Bibcock,
Theo Harriet, Sard ID Probe, Matilda. William d.,
David, Thomas d.. Adam, Supra, Sarah. Susanna ard
Martha Chsholmc not having entered ther appearance
and given security according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this court, aud appearing TO the
'isaricn Of the court that they not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth the motion Of the plaintiff, il
Is ordered that they appear here the first day Of April
Govt neSi 'ud answer the plaintiffs said bill; and that
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in the En-
qurer, newspaper publish in the City OF Richmond,
posted al lie front door OF the courthouse Of this
ty. copy. Teste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, G. II. G.
FeS o 06--wswS$s so
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RTARSHAL'S SALE.-Pu,susnt 10 a decree OF
IfG the superior Court OF Chancery, for the Will
lamsburg district, in therein depending between
John H. Christian, Neale Rice, Ben. Parker, John
Eppes. and others, PITTS
against
Elizabeth Il. Tyler, Executrx and sole devsee and
legatee OF Lewis c. Tyler and Collier H.. William aud
John Minge, Executors Of John Mnge, SsD. decd
Debts
shall expose TO SALE at public auction, In. prem
ises, on the 2lt OF April Tract ot Land lying in the
Coua'y OF CHARLES City, on jam River known by the
name OF ord Wesiberry, credit Of three six nine,
and twelve month '-bonds with good security will bp
required OF the purchaser aud the lille retained as u-
innate security. This land is very valuable, consist.
ing principally OF James River low grounds.
shall also cell At public auction the premis- g.,
the % OF April, all the interest of Lewis c.. Tyler
ced. in tract Of land situated in the County OF
New Kent on credit gill the let day Of January,
1885, bond with good security will also be required OF
the purchaser.
The foregoing Gales will be made for the purpose Of
complying with the directions Of the decree in the
bove Tsci,ed cause.
CHARLES 4. wISJGFTrr.',, c.
March 23. ll0-tds hs deputy.
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dcine and Surgery under my superintendent. during
the greater part OF the Last three years HIS apple
Information every subject connected with hi. pro
fession a Dentist. JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D.
March %. llO-6t
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FHNHE Subscribers offer their services as Commission
N Merchants, and viii attend 10 the sales OF Tobacco
Flour, and other produce coniiled TO their care aud
make the eusom,ry advances on produce in baud when
required BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. Is. 9S-6m
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fATOT1CE-Wan at the peniteniiary, 100000 hoop
poles and so 900 -four barrel billos; to be deliver
ed by the lst august next.
r,L o6-n
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DOUGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
- OF Buckingham County.
March IL IO7-lm
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACroRY.

81 NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment offered Tor
sale, Wholesale retail at the Proprieors Office ION the
leading to Shock Warehousc) moderate prices
They do not wish to make any further purchases of
Seed Cotton; not having found il suitable to their pur
poses; but are still prepared to give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May 10. 3-tf CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
ENNAL ADVERTISEMENTS s Cochran
a. icing about TO close their sales and business i'm
the course Of few weeks, respectfully request those
indebted to them 10 come forward and make payment
They have still on hand, variety of desirable DRY
GOODS; which, in order 10 avoid auction SALE they
VIII sell much below cost. Purchasers are i'm tied to
eau, as goods will be offered at such prices will in
sure sales Feb I6. g9-ts
~ ollC In pursuance to order of the County
Court OF Buching ham, will be sold for cash to pay
Jail fees, at Buckingham Court House, the second
Monday in April next, that being Court day. a neer,
man who calls himseIf John Hs,ten, and says he is
Tree man; when he was first committed to Jail h.
said he was from King s. Queen County, aud now &C.
knowdges that he il not from that County, bat won't
tell where lie is from.
DOUGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
OF Buckingham County.
Mlrch IL I0T-lm
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A CNRD.-P. Housror

certify, that Mr. Patrick Houston, Student in Me-
dicine has received instructions from in the of
Dentistry and deem him, as Ear IA am competent 20
WM ARNOLD, A. B.
Surgeon Dentist, Member of the Royal Colles, Of
Surgeons, Tendon.
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QT The Enquirer published twice week generally and
hlsc times week during tho session Of the
Price, tho Five Dollars anuu PAYABLE in
advance Noos chartered banks fonyj will be
received in Tho Editors will safety
hitting them by ma the postage of all letters being paid by
writer's. '-' - "
No paper win bs discontinued discretion Of tho
Ediorsl until all arrcaragcs have boon paid UP.
Q Whoever will the nine PAPERS shall
have the tenth GRATIS. - -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% Ono square, OR LESS-Fs insertion rs
tinuance, so
@sNo advertisement inserted until
assumed BY some person in this city, or its onvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07

II will be at once perceived that the only material
variation from equality In ths arrangement in the
two first districts, this, which is far less than the inc
quality OF the districts as reported by tho committee,
IS rendered less important, by The ct, that there 10
init mate connection in all matters Of local interest
throug much the greater part rot the whole Of
those two dsrics and taking the average Of the two
il gives Is 354. within fraction The number
which ought to give Senator. I have also made .
different arrangement from that proposed by the Select
Committee nj the counties composing the sin upper
Senatorial Districts the South side Of James River
aud East OF the Blue Ridge reported by the COM
mee, with the details Of which shall not now trou
bic the Convention-but merely Observe that II produ-
ces resnlis AZ least as nearly approxmang 10 equality
upon the principle for which conte nd--as In those
before referred TO, while At the time proper
degree Of attention is paid TO the local interests and
feelings Of the counties comp osag the several districts.
thus demonstrating that neither county boundaries nor
local interests cent any serious obstacle TO arranging
the Senatorial Districts in that section Of the state
with that practical approximation 10 egnay-and sro-
per regyrd 10 The just claims Of the people whom hsvs
the hpnor in part represent, e. which eoniebd-
Sir, tbs all the amendment have Offered processes 10
instruct tie COMMITTEES Jo aud truf ]; will be y
dopted.
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VIII. All the Courts Of Justice existing in this
Commonwealth sh" con'inu-, with The same juridic-
ton az h-Ieofore until the said Co shall have bera
modified or abolished the ju sction thereof nodi-
he'd or taken away. by Act Arts Of the General
Assembly. made under the Restriction, and limit atoms
herein b,iore provided.
The 3i.t land Ia ~ srcton was the, read:
And ihe Commi tee OF the Who'll having thus gone
through The draft Of an amended Constitution, reported
by the Select Corimittee,
On motion Of Mr.. SUMMERs IL rose and re portcd the
same with the ame DdDe bts 10 the House
IN CONVENTION,
Mr.. LEIoH offered tn. following re- .olntion:
"ResotUed That the 3rd article Of the draft of Con.
stiiuion, reported by the Select Committee, be re-
committed, with insirIc lions the committee tonppor.
ton delegates among the several countless towns cite.
and boroughs OF the that the number
Of delegates shall not exceed $780, aud 20 that the same
proportion OF the whole dele be assigned each
OF the four great divisions OF the aIth az s
contained Ia the said srtice.And that the 4 article
be e.ceminued 10 the same committee"
MI CLAYroR moved the following amendmen, to
the instructions moved by Mr.. Leigh
"And that the said Committee be instruct ed so 10
arrange the Senatorial Districts 10 conform nea
as may be TO tn; principle which the Numbers Of
the Senate are apporloned between the districts East
and West OF the Blue Ridge"
In advocating this amendment,
MIR. CLAYTON Observed. lie would simply assign
the reason why he male hi, motion. II woud he APP
parent To any terSon who would take the trouble 10
make twenty figures, that the scheme OF representa-
ton OF the gentleman from AIbensfle adopted by this
Conventon,w based upon The white population Of the
state as a'ceriaoed by the OF 1890. The white
population ct the State as asctrtsined Ivy that census
was 6O3,O8l divide this number by 81, the number
OF Semaiors,'hc quoient is 1886 The white populs
Ton west OF the Blue Ridge, 25l 2OS; DIVIDE this
by 1856, and II gives 13 and fraction OF tie less
than one half The white population East Of the Blue
Ridge was S73; divide this by 1886, and gives
IL and fraction Of rather halt The gem
ueman from Alb marie bs4 merely given tie ben tit
o hes Fractions TO the Fac. This - his only varis-
ito from the ba'is Of white population Ivy the
OF 1870. What ak IT, that Ibis tue thus determined
Convention to he 10 % ~
divisions Of Tie stat. may he applsd IN the di.tfbuon
OF representation amongst the smaller subdivisions,
mat ~ the didrihuon Of rover, the people have
the honor IN part 10 represent have The fl bene
ut OF the rule adopted by the Convention the just
measure OF political power in ths STATE. Have the
Committee done 'hcm This justice in their rerort p? to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29

Merino Shawls, VT. Flannels, &c, &c.
A Il X. H. JENKINS FA~cY Day Coon & IRIsu
N LrrEN STORE, will be found of this falls import
alton, extensive of the following ShdwiS
All sizes white, scarlet crimson black, plain and fancy
colorcd square mernO shawls.
Long white. scarlet, black, and coored merno, thy
bel, wool and cashmere shawls.
Lama wool and Tuscan shawls q new rich and cheap
article for The season.
An extensive assortment of small sizes mGr:no cash
mere, thybet hdkfs. and shawls
ALSO,
One bale white and rcd ADMINISTRATIONS prices.
Four beached shlrtings from Cd yard to fine.
Persons wishing to examine merno and other fash
ionabe Shawls will find them in abundance at the
above place.
%.
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VoL. Nv No. ~

TaNHE Subscribers offer tor sale o, tn. lr Store No.
eel, Pearl Street. NEW YORK. the following
complete assortment of Dry GOODS, on the most
liberal terms; consisting Of black, blue olive and
London brown, claret, MKT and steel mkt, drsb and
bronze, common, fine and superfne broadcloaths and
cassIIneres
Mkt indigo blue and olive sattinetts
Red and mkt padding; Tartan plaids and camblets
Crimson. blue aud green moreens
Black and assorted colored bombazetts and circas-
SLAMS
Green booking balze and hoor cloth ba,zes
Whie, green, red and yellow fannes, assorted quail.
tiles
! Green and white serge; rose Duff and point bap-
complete assortment OF common tine and SUPER
! fine ingram CARPETING
White, and black cotton and silk hose, black and
! slate colored woTsied huse
Common hne and superfne Irish linens, in whole
| and half pieces
Lawns Ga, IL, g. 3D. lO-4, Irish table diapers,
| A.. Cd. and 81, cotton diaper
Cotton diaper table cloths; super double damask table
cloths
Sd I0-4, and Ie-4 double damask; Sd Irish shee-
ling; Russia diapers
A and Cd canbrIcs. sheetngs and jaconets, Swiss
musIus
PLAIN, figured, and tamboured book muslins
PLAIN, and figured mslt muslins
A. and 6-4 cambria and furni urc dim,y; black and
Black and colored cambncks; indigo plads stripes
and apron checks
Brown sheetlngs and shIrtIngs Marseille, Valencia,
swansdown. silk and tollanet vestng
a. Sd, q Ga white Swiss, Jaconet, and fancy era
vats ltalIaa and Madras cravats
Black and olive veveteeDs, beaverteens, bangup q
tabby cords and fIstians
Pntsburg cords; patent linen and floss thread
Cotton ball and spool thread knitting cotton, cotton
yarn, wick, butis and wadding
I'D TO lS-1 quilts and counJcrpanes, foundation mus
Inns; Milnets, assorted colored; tabby velvets
80 to Cd fancy cotton wis; Prussian shawls
IA TO Cd light and dark fancy gInghams; black las
ting
French boRlbazlne brown battistr; fancy silk hkfs
Large and small sized silk flag hkdfs; superior sik
bandannas
ia to ca ckings; black blue, and assorted sewing
silk and silk twist;
Blrdseye diaper; pack and pound pins CLOAK clasps;
Gilt coat buttons; ivory. bone lasting and steel, do
Pear shlr, buttons; cap wire, and wire ribbons quality
and shoe bindings
Bed lace, blk and drab cotton ferTeis twilled and
plain cotton tapes
Linen tapes; worsed and carpet bindings; ivory and
horn combs
Taffea ribbons, of all descriptions; cotton and bebhi-
net laces
Beaver, buckskD, horse skln white and assorted hid
gloves
Blk and white silk gloves; mtts; black. green, white,
straw and pink French grapes
Wors,ed barege hkts; merIno, square and long
shaws
Belt ribbons cotton and linen buck %; black and bue
! black gros de-Naples silk
I White green, blue. straw. and pink Florence silk
1 bnen cambria, and linen eambrc hkis
Together with complete, and splendid assOrtpeus
OF CalIcoes, all of Which offered at thp lowest
market prices, by J. L. & l.. GRISWOLD.
/ NEw YoRK, Aug sD 6g
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PROSPECTUS.
LYR.CE SACKA.

FENHB object OF the work which u Is proposed TO
Il publish, IS 10 furnish the public with class of
of Music, which FIJI up the intcrval bet ween the ord
nary popular Songs, and those HYMNS which are
manlles,ly devotional Words of serious and ele-
waited character. will be adapted TO original airs,
selections from some of the most beautiful airs IN
common use, and presented to the public in an eie-
giant form. For the Piano Forte.
CONDITIONS
There will be five numbers, each numJer GU
tanning 8 pages OF plate music, elegantly done.
The price 10 subscribers will b. 6 per aumber.
To non-subscrbers. S 90 will be- charged fer each
separate number.
s. The npmbers will be issued as speedily as they
can be prepared. till completM
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Dir. LOud-As the work above described, was uB-
dertaken by you, al my suggestion, It is but right
that should give 1t my decided recommendation. I
should be glad TO s"e it in every family. remain
yours, sc.
Subscriptions for the above work sill be received
and the numbers forwarded by every opportunity as
they appear, by COLLINS s. CO:
Booksellers, z Ichn1oud Va.
Two numbers have been received .-Phe contents
as follows
VALE or THE CRoss-wOrdsby Mr. Roscoe, music
by II. Loud, Jr,
THE WrDow or NArN--''Now when he came nigh
10 the gate of the city, behold there was a dead
man carried out, the only of his mother, and she
was widow'-Words by Bishop Heber.
BpIGHrEsT AND THE TIVE MoHK-
Ne-words by Bishop Hebor. music by 6 KALI
mark
SoPrLY WHEN THR LIGHT or DAY--the word altered
from Songs by the way" by IKE Rcv. G. W,
Doane, music from the opera OF Der Preischutl
composed by NJ Won Weber
Is CARELESS CHIL oHooD s sunny HoURs-yods BY
Rev. G. w Dosne
IARY MAoDALENE-a Duet, poetry By Robert Son
they. Esq
HoME OF TIE SoUL-pOetry by E. s Key
no.
[ srr on THER XroS way" And tho
ransomed of the Lord shall return and come to
Zion, with songs and everlasting Joy upon their
heads"-written for this work IN imitation OF Biz.
hop Ucbers II see them on their winding wsy,"
by Rev q. 7 Bedell, composed by d. Hlme
gcd to be sung a solo, duett or trlo music by
Winter
TuE MARrYH SoNG-" VINO follow in their train
words by Bishop Heber, music by H. x BIS.
hop.
Co>rENrwENT-worls by Bishop Onjerdouk, mu.
sic by II r Bishop.
SOMETIMES LIGHT sCErHl7as--words by Cow
per.
WHrN SrarNc tEtocE TuG FLowERs--woYds
Sshrp ~ be-, muse hy Mrs Y. Willard
oy Brsn IIFpERs MISSIONARY HYNN- from
IIoydcn's Or1rorio ofthe Creation, by T. Loud,
J~
ColDs & CO. have also argo collection Of sa
cred music orthe Piano Forte, and will be receiving
additional pieces as they orepuplshG cnthe Northern
cities sept IS
- WAiM'S PANACEA,--Just received, by suhscT.
- Der, flesh surlly Of Swain's rauscca.
r1y2 e. NeNENfARA
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We offer for sale,

We offer for sale,
40 hs sss ssso5 St , cco1 Porto Rico and n
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhus West India moasses
10 do and 60 bbIs n. @. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, LaguIro, S.; Jago Rio .
ST Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do DO ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar iron, Swcdes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blIstered steel
IS tons pig Irnn
30 kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 d. wrought do
Novascoia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calfskins and upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
$ Ss Ell 5. S:S p; S59l %s.ss
20 tIcrCes rice
70 ticrcCs clover seed
Window glass, 10 By -. hy 10, G by and Q
by II, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Coppcras, alum, salt pelrC, birthstone
PImento. pepper, ginger. indigo
GunpowdCT, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle Corks
Sewing and wrapping iwirc
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baguIug
Slitcrs, soap and candles
MusCatcl raIsins
IlaN seed
2 900 lbs bacon
200 tCrces Thomas;on lime
500 brls tar
30 bhls No 3. mack0rel. prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cnss.s. pearl barley
Glass, carhen and stone ware
Whilrmore $ cotton and wool cards
Llus,Cd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shcct;uGs, shifting
Broad cloths, SC. NC, sc.
Nrsr,
Cotton yarn, assorted, ftom the AppomattoN Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB & co.
sent
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j tMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
L.MGrkti Briflge

(.Narket Bridgel
III AS on hand, and daily expects. the following
II IL articles. which he will sell on the most reason.
able terms. (wi,houi the addition of pro6t:)
l60 Maranham, Spanish hides, (heavy)
1000 lbs of oak tanned soal and harness leather
e.0Oo lbs of assorted cotton yarns
1000 lbs. of washed and unwashed wool
100 sacks of Liverpool salt ut 81
90 barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar, loo. to zoe
% whole and half pieces cotton bagging
20 doz. wire meal sieves
200 barrels of nett and gross fish
10 do Of family roe
- do Of shad
l2 bids. of best New Orlean, molasses
81 barrels of sweet Malaga wine
20 do of cordial
% do of Newark vinegar
10 do Cf do cider
80 boxes of talow candles and soap
40 bundles of printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
Webb's segars bed cords, sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beef tongues, sc. &c.
find daily erpectsG,
10000 lbs. Kicks family bacon
900 lbs of lard
90 barrels large Northern apples
Chairs, settees, &c. &c.
sept %
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MASON'S FARRIER-Ftth Edition.

VUST published by PETER COTTON and for
y sale at his Bookstore
The Gentieman's Neto Pocket FdrYier;
Comprising a general description of the noble and
useful animal
THE HORSE
Together With the quickest aud simplest mode Of
fattering; necessary treatment while undergoing
cessve fatigue, journey; different marks for
ascertsining the age of horse. Also, concise &C
count of the diseases to which the horse is SUBJECT
with such remedies long experience has proved TO
be effcctual.-By Richard Mason, d formerly Of
Sury county Virg nla-Bifih edition, with additions.
To uchirh is dddsd
APRIZE ESSAY ON MULES,
And an Appendix, containing observations and re-
pers incident to horses, cows, calves, sheep,
lambs swine, dogs, Gee. selected from different au-
thors Also Adenda containing Annals of the
Turf. american Stud Book, rules for Training, Ra-
cling, &c. &c &c.
~ The publisher. in presenting 10 the public a
fifth edition Of Mason's Parrler. begs to recommend
il to their notice for the following reRsons-it en-
braces all the matter contained IN the previous ed
tions; with the addition Of w. Il Brodnux and w
r. Johnson's method of raising blood horses-mcthud
Of choosing horse; of Castrating colts; Of de
terminIng the age by feeling Ot bighead-a
prize essay on Mules, by Samuel Wyllrys PomcrOy,
of Massachusetts, American Stud Book, containing
the PedIgrces of several hundred American and i'm
ported horses aud mOres-rulcs Of racing If the
Richmond Jockey Club; together with those adopted
in England Method of training, by a Nirgi-
MAN, &c &c.
sep 23-drf PETER COTTON.
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THEESE.-5O casks Cheese Hodges" and oil,
~ or prime Misunderstanding and for sale by
sep 22-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co.