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RICHARD III. LEE, ESQ
From tho Petersburg Intelligsncsr.)
THE TORY PEA

Hessrs Editors-I have with great satisfaction
mat part oil your very interesting paper is devoted
Agriculture. Under the belief that any article which
VIII shed one ray Of light this mportan of all
human avocaons, will be acceptable you. take the
liberty OF introducing your acquaintance the Tory
Btdc6 Pea Of Carolina. Smile not gentlemen; you
may have had many nroductons quite formal this
which have turned you out in the end less profitable
provided you cultivate this acquaintance assdu-
ousiy as you may possibly have done of those to
which alude.
This, for whose good conduc, stand SPONSOR is of
all Peas under the sun, probably the hardest. If il
does not suit your convenience 10 gather it, leave thro
the winter in the field and in the following spring will
appear in full and vigorous growth. Plant early in
Ma'ch or April with your Corn and in the fall season
the corn from the tasse 10 the ground will literally be
en'eioped in Peas. really mean cxaggeration but
do verify believe it will icrzc the earth auch sooner
than clover, and that there is scarcely any too poor
or It's production As fool Tor aud beast proba
biy the most nutritious of the Poa family it, however
requires double the usual time boil in consequence
OIL Its being so exceedingly hard. friend from the
south assured me no has known il in the spring on
wheat and that afforded better dressing for ihe land
than any crop of clover he had ever
very respectfully, l am, AGRICOLA.
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FROM NASSAU

CHARLEsToN, S. C. Jan 81 We have received by
his Nj. schr P'ckie, from N 'ssau, n. p. files OF
the Nassau Royal Gazette, containing tn. foreign
news already anticipated By the last arrival at New
YORK. Some particulars are gwen at full 1 ON which
we gather enough to perceive continued disposition
on the part Of the Greeks TO continue their struggles
for their independence. IL is stated gina that 900
Athenans had penet' ated the debles Of Mount Oeta
aud were advancing on Livsdia and Attica The one.
lions oil the Gre-ks however, we been almost entire
ios sight oi IN the more absorbing issue between the
Russians and Turks
The Vice Admiral FLEMING) Of Nassau, n p
commanding on the West India station in G., -raI Me-
morandum No rs, authorizes the armed vessels of hi.
Britannia Maj, ty, to bring into port and subject TO
the Court OF Admiralty Tor punishment in cases of
Piracy, "il vessels pretending TO haze COMM .-ions
rom the Mexican Republic; without they have fired
cut III MEXICAN por-, or are manned by native Mexi-
cans Thi' order has been extended because of the
assumed authority Of nimed BAsApoRE who
pretf mis- to have commisson from that Government
10 continue hostilities against Span and has
10 the hiins out OF vessels oensby for that purpose
though, az the Vice Admiral airns solely 10 cloak his
own Praica desgns. TGoreffe
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volume Of the Diamond Poets. without being disturbed
by single jolt nay, believe II would not difficult
to write the length OF the journey made il worth
while, should expect TO see rail road coaches fitted
up with libraries and escru,ores; but il will be
nearly useless to take up book for short journey
IA ore or two hundred miles.
but u speed oil thirty miles an hour has already
been 'tsinsd. wha, good is there that we .houd
not IN process time accomplish sixty miles per hour!
Nay, why Should We stop there! atm not bold enough
to anticipate the time when coaches will supersede the
tell graph, but may reasonably expectto see them
leaving the carrier pigeon behind
ION wel-con'iructcd rail. way, like that between
Liverpool and Manchester, there dang in NOV
ing at the rate Of thirty miles per hour than there 10 in
travelling al the rate Of ten miles p, hour on turn
pike road On the railway there Is not gle turn
and scarcely single inequality; in these respects the
engineer has boldly aud wisely aimed at perfectio
though he thereby incurred what many deemed an ex.
"avagant expense Thechief sources OF danger in
yelling rapidly Oh Turnpike roads arelst, hills I'll.
turning, in the road 3D., inequalities in the surface Of
the road 4'h, nnruly horses; Sb other hors.
es Not one OF thos. dangers exist on the railway,
and therefore II Is difficult to limit the speed which
we may travel with safety
81 have chosen a fertile theme, and must leave il un.
enhsutea. II may afford ample room for future spec
ulalons."
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@STOP THE THlEF.-Stosu out of Inv Stable on
~ TIE night OF the 7th instant, Bay HORSE OF
slender make, with remarkable knot on one Of hi,
knees; no white hairs rerolleccd about him; certain
W not on his iegs or feet-bis eyes Of very yellow
cast. He was stolen Ivy Sion #. Spencer, who had
been lurking about the nciehborhood OF Charlotte
courthouse 'oms time previous TO the thef: he Iva,
been 'een on the horse the road to Milton in North
carolina, with negro boy stolen at the same time A
liberal reward will he for the arrest Of the thief
and the detention Of the hoy or horse. Spencer is
tall, wellooking man, with very black hair and eyes
little LAME on one OF his feet. with hi, shoe down
al the heel. CLEMENT CARRINGTON
Jan. 10. S7-6t
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TREES. PLANTS. &C.

EpOYDTON MALE ACADEMY.-The sub.crirrr
shy OF No tn Carolina, will open school il the above
institution on the 10Th OF the present month. The
course OF instruction in tho Clas.ic ami Mathematics
viii be az extensive in any similar nsu ion, and
sufficient to. qualify students for advanced
standing into any OF cur higher seminaas OF learning
Board be obtained in the families
in the vicinity, al $50 for the session oil months. TUT
ton Tor the period:
In the Languages and hi gher Mathe mates. SI2 80
Common English branches, 10 90
Ins ruction will lkowise b. given 10 such "a desire
1t in the French, and Spanish. As the morality OF
those committed TO his charge will be strictly guard
ed; Of no'oeusly bad character need be sent
they will not be suffered by remaining TO corrupt the
morals OF others The inhabitants Of the town will
cooperate with the teacher in the suppression o vice,
and the preservation Of good order In point Of healb
moral, and refined society, central position and
nience OF access, Boydion is probably exctIed by
any village ia the Sou hern country. The faci OF its
having been selected the site OF the proposed Col
lege ample evidence Of it's advantages in these
poets With prospective view 10 the design Of this
establishment 10 bring liberal education tciihin the
reach nj persons of moderate fortune, the board and
tuition have been fixed at low rates. Those wishing
to send would best do early, that time may be
lost, and The teacher may be- better enabled arrange
his classes. JOHN J. WYCHE, A. NJ.
N. b. To those nDacquainted with its situation, il
may be sa isactory TO know that tie Academy il in
very retired place, remote from tbs hustle Of the
Jan. ~ SI-wlsF
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YHNRUST sALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust. OK.

YENRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust cx-
Il ccu,cd to the subscribers by Iancelot Woodward
the 10 day of October, 1929 recorded in Gooch
said deed, on the 29th day of this month january il
fair ii not the next fair day. proceed to sell to the high
est bidder at public auction for cash. the following pro-
perry, to wit: all the said Lanccos interest in the real
estate whereof his father s Woodward died sesed being
one undivided 9th part thereof the widows
er ahis disrbutabc share of his said fathers
esate-six mules, horse saddle, three Wagon
two carts and gear two coal machines with ropes buck
cts and cowcs,25 picks, shovcIs and maus boats
and furniture, and parcel OF blacksmith & carpenters
tools Acting as trustees such title only is vested in
US will be conveyed-the title however,s believed to
be good 10. EPH S. WATKINS,
JOHN FORBES, Jr. trustees
JAM z S0-w4w
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NOTlCE-Agreeably TO the provisions Of two seve-
" raj Deeds OF Trust, executed to the subscribers
by Daniel a. WioD, and for the purposes therein mem
toned, we 'hoil proceed TO SELL Thursday the 25th
day OF February next, Al The dsoce OF the said Dam
Tel a. Wilson, in thi1 county, all The Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the said Wilson, and
any other personal property, which may be conaine
IN 'ad Deed, and remaining unsold.--Ths sale IS III be
made at public auction, 10 the hghe bidder Tor cash
SAMUEL ANDERSON,
WI. NJ. RI ORNTON,
Trustees.
Cumberland, Dec. 10. 7l-wds
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HNWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from

FUNWENTf DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
L. Dcvcreaux Of the city OF Richmond about the
9th day OF November, 1929, negro slave, named
Israel styles himself Israel Harr about "a years
OF age, tive feet high, thin vaged, with large nose
and generally wel-dresscd in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern. The above
slave, Is supposed has obtained free papers, and at
tempting to pass as free man, and may attempt to get
OIL to some free State II he apprehended Rich
mond, the above reward will be paid, if making off,
ira reasonable expences will also be paid for his safe
delivery in tho Jail of the City. Any that
can be given to Mr.. Devereaux of the City, with Ie-
gard TO the way in which he got oil, will be literally
wardcd; and all fore armed from harbouring
the said slave and all captains OF steamboats, and other
captains masters Of vessels from carrying the said
slave, under penalty Of the rigour Of the law.
JOHN WARBURTON, Adm'or.
Of Rodwcll Dclk deed.
ify IA
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a NOTION YGginia- Union Factory

a NoTTON YARN Pbginid- Union Factory
" situated II miles below Charlotte. willie, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond.
The Propriet'rs have hitherto fjrborne solicit pub
lie attention TO this establishment, owing to the crcum.
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation beg
40 limited, as TO be insufficient 10 supply the orders
those, with whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality Of the Yarn they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested ant proven by expe.
rience; and having procured such an adJtisnai stock
OF machinery, as TO justify the expectation that tho y
will be enabled 10 keep stock hand, .ufTicent to
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share OF public patronage,-w assurance
that the article shall at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable tsrms-AH orders di.
rected TO Union Mills Post Office Fuyan1a county,
Va0 shall BIO promptly attended to-aD' the Yarn de-
hVered either At the establishment, -deposited in lie
vicinity on the Three Cbopt Road, fer The purpose OF
being conveyed 10y Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its dcs
linafion.
T1MBERLAKE s. J. s. ]. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. 10 S6--H
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- OF NUUWctI DCIK, NCC d.
James CITY County, Dec. IL 7I=MI2ts

AViLLiAM MILLER, John Morris, Francis
w Pledge, Elizabeth Pledge, William Pledge,
Wm wooisoA and ~iie-T.ke notice, that l shall on
the third Monday in March next, at Gooohand court
house. between the hours of 10 o'clock in the morning
and o'clock OF the evening Of the day, proceed
TO take the dispositions OF Roderick Payne and others,
10 be read ~ cvid, nee in suit ndng the chan
Gerry side oil tie county court Of Govchiand in which
am complainant aud you are defendants, at which time
and place you may attend il You please.
Jan IL Sl-wiwr ARCHER PLEDGE.
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"Mvcn var nnMAis. vN,Uso"- Ccrper.
FORt;ETFUI.NESS.


We notwithstanding s dream had cast,
Deep interest DER the brief farewell,
And len upon the shadowy past
Full many u thought on which to dwell.
Such thoughts as come in early youth,
And live in fellow ship with hope;
Rohcd in the brilliant huos OF truth,
United with the world to cope.
We partea-he went o'cr the sea,
Amd dscpcr solitude was mine;
let ttcfe remained in memory,
For feeling still sacred shrine.
And thought aud hopo were offered up
FiI there ETHEREAL essence He'd,
And disappointment, from tho cup,
In dark lbations poured, Instead.
Wo partcd--'twas an idle dream
That IHrs wo Ger should meet again.
For who that knew mans ho,rt, would deem
That Il could long unchanged remain!
lie sought foreign c'imo, and learned
Another language, which expressed
To strangers the rich thought that buracJ
With unqucnchcd power within his breast.
and soon lac better loved to speak
In these uow accents than his own;
His native tongue seemed cold and weak,
To breathe the Weakened passions tons.
Tie wondered far, and fingered long,
Aud drank so decp of bstbo's stream,
That zach new feeling grew moro strong,
And all the past WAS like IA dream.
We mcS-a few glad words wero spoken,
A fow KIND glances wero exchanged;
But friendships fist romance was broken,
For his had been from estranycd.
IfoU ualI-wo mot no moro
My heart was tr,ic, but IL was proud;
Bife's early confidence was DER,
Aud hopo had set beneath u cloud.
We metno more--for neither sought
To re-uuite the scver'd cham
OF social intorcourse; for uought
Gould join its parted links again.
Too much of the wide world had been
Between us for too long tinc;
And he had look'd on many a scono,
The beautiful and the sublime.
Aud he had themes on which to dwell,
And memories that were not mine,
Which formed separating spell,
And drew mystic boundary limo.
His thoughts were wandercrs-and the things
Which brought back friendships Joys to me,
To him were but spirits wings,
Which bore him DER the distant sea.
For no had seen the evening star
CHANGING its rays DER oceans waves,
And marked the moon-beams from afar,
Lighting the Greciaa heroes graves.
Aud ho had gazed ON trees and flowers
Beneath Itaiia's sunny skies,
And listened, in fair ladies' bowers,
To genius words aud beauty's signs.
His step, had echoed through the hall.
OF grandeur, long lett desolatc;
And bo had climbed the crunibling walls,
Or Cpd perIorce the hiugeloss cato;
And mused DER many an ancient pile,
In ruin still magnificent,
Whose histories could the hours boguIo
With dreams, before 10 fancy lont.
Such recollections came to him,
With moon and stars, and summer flo wcrs;
To rue they bring the shadows dim
Of early and OF happier hours.
would those shadows darker foil
For liic, with ITS best powers to bloss,
Has but few memories loved as well.
Or welcome FoRoETruLSEss.
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HNIELD GARDEN SEEDS.-In addition TO In.
N usual stock Of Clover and Grass Seeds, the sub.
scriber has now on hand, general assortment of excel
lent vegetable Seeds OF the crop, raised
Tor his sales ny careful and experienced cuv sors on
grounds widely sepa' ated, thereby avoiding that mix
lure which must inevitably take place with those grown
on The same plan"t on, or in the mmedia neghbor-
hood.
TREES, PLANTS, &c.
And as agent for Col Robert Carr, PROPRIETOR Of Bar
trans Botanic Gardens and Nurseries, he offers for lie
very large and line collection OF Fruit Forest and Or
namenta Trees and Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants Ever
greens, Vine. aud Creep-rs. Herbaceous and Medici.
nal Plants, Bulbous AID Tube rooted Plants, il
their greatest variety, both Ind .enous and Exotic Al
40, upwards of one hundred and fifty varieties OF Gra7e
VDe'; The fruit OF which highly esteemed for the
bile. or celebrated Tor the making Of wine All orders
will be carefully packed and promrlv attended to by
GEORGE NJ. COATES,
No. 40. Market street, PhiladeI pha
n. Is. Fresh white mulberry SEED Of very superior
quality.
dec. 81. 79-w6,y
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RICHARD II. LEE.
Office Of The Colonization Society,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. 1880.

My ID AR SIR In reply to your favour Of the LIST in.
stant hasten to state, that the number Of emg
now in the hican colony is about 400; that the
mount OF trade has been SUI, h, that two three oil
the leading merchants have each purchased goods, in
single year, exceeding the value OF 800 000.-The
number Of persons who will probably embark in the
Liberia, i. from 100 10 l50We have, reckoning those
TO sail in this vessel, than 1000 appcants-fve
or six hundred oil which slaves, offered TO the
ciey by their proprietors some Of which, however,
have b-en liberated by the wills OF those now de-
cea,ed.
had the pleasure TO zee the fine company Of SER
wants from your county and cannot doubt that the e.
ample OF thoSe who have 40 generously given them
freedom, will have powerful influence upon the com
muniy. and that Thousands in Virginia will catch the
spirit which animated them, and that efficient auxiiia
ry societies will very be established, in every
county and town Of your state.-Your friend,
With the hishes, respect and regard.
X. II. GURLEY.
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american DMiies.

~ w.
Manufactures Of cotton,
~ IL a 100 per cent.
Printed cottons, Sc. the 70
yard.
Manufactures OF wool, 10
l.2 a 30 per cent.
Wool, not manufactured,
l9 l-2 per cent. and H..
per ID /; aud which Oh
coarse woods, suitable l,r
iusking blankets & cloth.
ing for persons ~ho can
hot afford to pay for fine,
will amount to 100 per
cent duty.
Bar iron from England, S3T
per ton; and which can
now be shipped from
wales at &c, or $40 65
per ton; OF course pays
the enormous duty OF i39
pet cent.
Hemp, $50 per ton.
Mdnuilctured lead ,asreG s.
white, sheet and pipe
lead, iron so TO 40 per
cent.
Salt, from two to three hun.
dred per cent.
The above duties are m
chanic, and the laboter, an
Ut the trifirng du'is' paid h
ury under the Cossack tart
GmsTican Dufies.
Jewclry, only IL 81 per IT
Thread lace, Orly 10 3
yer cent.
Mahogany, rose wood, &c
no duty atSll.
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EpANDOLPHS REPORTS, vol. 9th, OF cases ar.
D. gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia-just published
Complete Sets of the Va Reports
Journals ei the Conventions Of 1876 and 1883
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from 1916 to 1890 inclusive
HcniDgs Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated toincrease the Public Library Of the
State, may he had of the subscibcr at the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON,
oct.S. A--n Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
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uOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
Cd to the middle tenement in the block Of buildings
east land to Mr.. Tichenors carriage making shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
in his line, in the ncatcst possible lie viii
planand where the front teeth not much decay
ed, he will renew them in such to defy de-
lection under the srictct scrutiny from Dentist
lie files plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much 10 the patient, the nature Of the case VIII
admit of-Terms moderate. oct. %. 5O--u
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ENDUCATION.--Mrs Elizabeth G. Taylor will open
e A her School for the instruction Of girls undor IA
years of age. at Edge Wood in the county Of Hanover.
on the 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms will be
For teaching reading writing, grammar, arithme-
tic, and Geography, for two sessions Of five
months each $40 90
French and Drawing 90
Dr. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars,
who must find their bedding and towels, for eighty
five dollars il he furnishes these articles.
Oct 6. 43-2awtf ELIZABETH &. TAYLOR.
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From the Genius of Liberty.

Mr.. SowER 4: Having written to the Secretary Of
the American Colonization Socsty TO obtain the Iates,
Information respecting the colony OF Liberia with
view OF laying il before an expected meeting of the
Auxiliary Society OF Loudoun received the following
reP'y.-Ihe meeting not having taken place, Land
you MIR Guiieys letter, that the gratifying alton
1t contains may be generally circulated.
Your obedient Servant,
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UDUNAWAY IN JAIL Was committed TO the
e u Jail Of Montgomery County, in the state Of Wiz.
named Tom alias Thomas Brooke, who states that he
IL free man. bat sold slave in Alexandra, 10
Bsnjamin Lewis. Rice Ballard and ----- Moss,
who took ~ to the State Of MI is.ipp and there .oG
him TO George Davis OF Bufk County. Tom is sup.
posed to be twenty-sx years old, dark com
plexon about FIVE feet elk eight inches high roera.
bly, stout built, very intelligent read, had when
committed a very good drab big coat, and black hat
has the right side of his face and ore OF his
right The owner is requested TO forward,
prove property. pay chifges and eke him away, he
will be dealt with according law.
WM. WADE, Jslor
Dec 25. U-wl2," Montgomery Ccuttv.
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MOIlCE.-By direction OF tbs last will ami tesla.
ment OF James Scott, decd will sell on the Both
DAY oil the present month, at the tog of the Msn
chester turnpike TO the ha bidder the tract Of land
ereon the 'aid Scott resided at the time Of his death,
lying the .ad turnpike, about ak mile. above the
town OF Manchester This tract Of land contains 44l
acres by lately made by the surveyor Of Ches
Terrified county, and will be sold entire in equal d.
visions "a laid down the face of the Plat Terms
three equal payments; one Of months, one Of Ia
months and the third Of Is mon,hs-the plat may be
seen at the toll gate above mentioned AT the same
time aud place, shall sell ~ the authority and
on the same terms. another tract, adjoining the lands
OF Bennett Goole, AID Others, Supposed contain a.
bout 90 acres Bon with approved security win be-
required of the purchasers to be executed on the d.,
Of sale, aud the title withheld until the last payment 10
made. l.. BURFOOT, Ex'or Of
James Scott, Decd.
jan H. S4-tds
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ATOr1CE.--Thc Directors of the Brook Turnpike
y Company, have this day declared dividend OF i've
per cent lor the last six months past payable on or aet
the 18th January ncNt, at the oountingho oil joseph
Marx In consequence of the non-attendanco ON SUI
cicn number Of Stockholders the election Of Directors
for the ensuing year. postponed TO the lin Gay OF
January nsx toon which day the Stockholders
ouosted 10 attend at the Office Of Samuel MYERS Esq
n O'Clock, A. NJ. Dee u 81
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BANK or VIRGINIA. !
November, 30, 1929 (
FHNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Bank
IL OF Virginia will take place OH the first Monday in
January. WM cambridge. Cashier.
Dec. J. est