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Il 4 LOUCESTER CAMPFlELD RACES, will
WI commence on "Wednesday the I5th Of Sept, and


a GLOUCESTER CAMPFlELD RACES,-will
Va eonmence on Wednesday the 15lh OF Sept, and
coniinus four days.
lsT DAY--A Sweeps,ake for Colts and FIllies not
exceeding four years old. that has not Race on
any established Course--En,rance $50, to close the O.
vening previous 10 the Race.
2ND DAY-A Sweepsiake for three year old Colis
and FIlies, two mile heats, that has Race on
any established Course- Entrance 500, bali forfeit to
close on the Let day Of Sepiember-op before HAT
day, the Colts aud Fillies must be particularly descb
ed to the PrOpre'or-- Entities already made 10 this
SweePsake VIM, Minge, Jas. Garrison, Hector Ds-
Wis. Tom Cary.
3RD DAY--Jocksy Club Purse, three mile heats,
$500, subject 10 discount OF 10 per cent free for any
Horse, Mare, or Geldng but must be owned by one
or more members Of the Clu1-- Entrance 500.
4rH DAY Projectors Pure.
Delinquent members requested to forward their
Subscriptions
Unlawlul Games prohibited on the Course.
Entries for the 81 Days Sweepstake, confined 10 the
Neflh side Of James River.
T. CARY, PnoPRrEroR
Board per day, including Dinner the
Course, 81 rs
Horse ~ hours, so
servant, half Price. Aug. G. 2e-n2bs
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MNILL FARM FOR SALE.-The Subscrih,r is
1YA DESTROYS OF selling his Farm in King s. Queen
near Dunkitk, upon which he a, present resides l.
contains 900 Of very llent forest land aIapt-
ed TO the growth OF Corn, Cotton, and Wheat. The
buildings are oil superior quality, consisting of an ex-
celeni large and airy two story brick Mansion with
~ings-kiichen, Barns Stables, Carnage House, Ice
House and every other House, useful for farm for
domestic purposes, or tie accommodation OF Slaves
ihere are several nevertilng Springs of the coolest
aud purest wa'er and very nieni to the Dwelling
There Is alec on and belonging to The Farm a very
superior two story brick over-shot Mill and Cotton Gin
on copous and constant stream OF water populous
nelghborhood, which will he sold with The Farm
There are IRON 20 to 30 acres OF fine me W land
now IN native grass supplying abundant pas,uraee for
iSTge Hook oil sheep and go head OF cattle, besides
several mares and COLTS and calculated if attended TO
TO produce hay to very considerable extent
Inc Subscriber being disposed TO sell, will make a
gea sscIihce In The Propery and only adds in con-
s"sion MAT taking into consideration the CONVENE
OF the Farm, lis Improvements, orchards Sc as veil
as The hne neighborhood in which il is situated and the
accommodating terms upon which he will SELL knows
OF no PSIto The country. where more pleasant
'ence might be obtained, or judicious invest
ment oil money made-Leiers upon This subject (post
na'd) IL directed to the Subscriber, near Charleston
klns y Queen County Va will be afforded 10.
July 10 2O-w9w THOMAS GARRETT
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..


REEDiCAL DEPARTMENT-The Lectures will
~ q commence with the Session on the 10th of Sep
,emosr anu be regularly continued m the Goth OF July
oowng;--a course above twice as long as at any Me-
deal College in the Union
The arrangements Of subjects is as follows:
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, OBSTETRICS, and Me
DicAL JURIsPRUDENcE.-ROBLE DUNGLISON
-
,HEMIsTRY. MArERIA MEDIcA and PHARMACY.
JOHN p. EMMETT. NJ. d.
ANATOMY and SURGERY with DIssEcT1oN,
THOS. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
Ine Anatomical Museum is already in condition 10
eiucidate the Lectures on Anatomy and Physiology:
a"u dnly receiving additions, whilst the Surgical APP
parstus is at least equal 'o-any in the Union
One in course OF the Lectures in the Medical De.
pAttmen ia usidered by the authorities of The Unver.
,'ty OF Pennsylvania as equivalent to course in that
Institution
by late law OF the Board of Visiies Students up
wards oil 20 years OF age allowed the privilege of
feung outside the precincts in the family OF
spectacle individxal TO be approved by III F,cuIrv
August 81 32-3i
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'heSSrs Hiliidm Burton, TViilidm HTnston kham
.fAen and Mrs. finn .NorueII.
THNAKE NOTICE that ON Monday the 27tb and Tines
IA day the 18th OF September next, between the hours
OF A. NJ and p. NJ. of each day, at the Clerks Of
nee OF Boon county Kentucky, located in Burlington,
shall take the dispositions of Thos d. Carneal and
others; and on Saturday the 3D. and Monday the 4th of
October next between the hours of A. NJ. and p
Nj OF each day. at the Clerks Office of Franklin Coun-
ty, Kentucky, located in Frankfort shall take the de-
positions OF Robert Tripleu and others and ON Wedncs-
day the Sth, and Thursday the 7th October next be-
tween the hours of A. Nj and ) p. NJ of each dav al
me Clerks ohce OF Fayete County, Kentucky, located
IN lexington, shall take the dispositions OF Robert
W textile and others; and on Monday the 18th, and
tuesday, the l2h October next, between the hours of
A; NJ. and p NJ of each day, at the Clerks Office
oil Mason County, Kentucky, located in Washingt ton
snail take the cePositions of Thomas Kercheva Jr
and others all which said dispositions, when so taken
are 10 be read as evidence in suit pending in the SUI
Peror Court of Law for the county Henrco State of
virginia, wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants
WILL. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE
Henrico County, ~ July, 1880. 2i-wtlstOct
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LAKE ONTARIO STEAM BOAT.

err.
The ronte from Niagara to Oghensbureh s one of the
mo tneTe-hng that country Offers TO the traveller
IL includes the Falls OF Niagara, the Battle Ground
the views on The Niagara river Queenson heights aud
Brooks monument, Fort Niagara, the prosperous and
rapidly growing villages the American side OF the
Lake, the extensive artificial hdrbors erecting by the
U. y government at the mouth of the Genesee river
Soius and Oagrgo, sc.
The fare has been considerably reduced, the present
on.
On her passage down, the Ontario will leave Niagara
every "Wednesday evening; Rochester, Thursday morn.
ing; Oswego, Thursday evening" and arrive at Ogden
burgb on Friday afternoon.
On her passage up, she will leave 0gdenburgh eve
ry Saturday evening; Sdckeus Harbor, Monday MORN
ing; wego, Monday evening; Rochester, Tuesda,
morning; aud arrive at Niagara IN the evening.
Juy ~. 2f-wI0t
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WSOR SALE-A Tract OF LAND. cou,inng aIout
n 600 acres adjoining The Lards Of Capt sbep
card and Capt w Burton. This Land lies within six
miles OF the City Of Richmond. The advantages re.
sulnng from s nearness to Richmond are so obvious,
hat it is unnecesty say any thing further. For in.
formation refer such as may wish to purchase, TO
Capt B. Sheppard, the subscriber on the premise
Aug IL 29-wSw J. WHITELAW.
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AZ THOMAS MOALE.-- Take notice that on Fri.
W. day the 18th day of October next at the Swan
Tavern in the city Of Richmond. shall take the deposit
ton of William Manu. to be read as evidence upon the
hearing Of an injunction depending & undetermined
in the United States Court for the fifth Circuit and
Eastern District Of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
you defendant Yours, &c
JOHN S. WEXFORD.
August 10. 2S- wSw
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FHNBUSI SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed Of TfuI.
n eSecuitd 20 the subscriber by John GoodolI and
the Clefks Off Of James City County Court az In
N,e said John Gooddl, h the subscriber for the pur
poses expressed in thesai deed will proceed 10 ei
(beng roqnr do so, by the PRECEDENT snd m ssers
professors Of William add Mary College At pubIic
auction, for ready money n front Of The Courthouse
ol james City County, ON Monday the thirteen h dsy
Of Sept mber nest being Court day, II isr If not The
hrs fair day thereafter cer,sin Tact OF Land lying
md being in the County OF James City, which il ssii
TO contain hundred and fifty acres be- The came
more or less. belonging TO tho sad John Goodall and
gfmsrly owned and occrgisd by William Allen deed.
such title, as the Trustee has, will be conveyed to the
purchaser and other the title however Il believed
10 be perfectly good. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Augud6. 26-wlds Trustee
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AlOIICE.-Ihe Subscribers have associated them
selves together in the City Of Richmond, under
and will CONTINUE 10 receive from The Northern Ci,iss
uon Their assortment is completed, choice selection
OF GROCERIES, which they will sell on the mosi rea-
sonabe terms, by Wholesale retail, ard solicit their
friends and the public TO call aud examine.
They will also transact General Commission busf-
ne and hope by strict attention, share portion of
the public patronage. DANIEL BOATWRIGHT,
WM. T. HARRIS
Doors below Messrs. Hubbard aud Gardner,s
Main Street
Aug. 10. 2s-w4ws
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UNIVERSITY or PE.W.VSYLV4.VTa
RT EDICAL DEPARrMENT.-The Lectures will
lVH commence a. usual the fret Monday in M
vembrr, and be continued ill March. The arrange
men's OF The brar ches is follows:
ANAToMY-P. 5. Physick, NJ. d., W. f. Eorner
MATERrA MrDrcA--John Rsdmsn Coke. MD
PRAcricEoF MEDIcINE-N atha'l Chairman nj ID
MIDwIFERY-Thos. e. James NJ. D. VIM p De-
Vice., NJ. d.
CHEMISTRY Robert Hare NJ d.
SURGERY WIN. Gibson NJ ID
INSTITUTES OF MEDIcINE-Sam'I Jackson NJ ID
CinIcal instruction il given the Phddelpla Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital. twice a week
w. PORNER, Dean,
Aug. l3. 2S-'NI6h No. 263, Chesnmt Street
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HB AlNE'S TAVERN FOR SALE-Will - sold.
% on The premises. TO the highest bilier ON Thurs
day, The 3Oll DAY Of Sep,erber next that well knoen
s'and, RAlNE'S TAVERN, with the Land attaches
10 the same, containing by survey 400 acres situated
III ihe county Of Cumberland at the junction IF the
main Northern, Southern, Eastern aud Western age
Roads, and nearly equi-dsiaut ON Richmond and
Lynchburg. The many other advantages come c. ed
with this stand are believed to be 50 well known az TO
retdsr further description Of unnecessary Suffice
to say, that il l. inferior 10 none in VII The
above property VIII be cold liberal credit (ssy
from one TO five years) the purchaser or purchasers
9virg bonds with approved security and Deed of
I'u-t on the same % secure the payment Possession
VIII be given the first DAY Of January next with the
libery Ct deemtd expedien',) Of seeding crop Of
wheat tits Fail.
At the lime ard place. will be ofTyred for sale
one olher TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the above
place, containing by esinaOn one hundred and eighty
acres, wth new and fret rate improvements, situate
within 300 yards Of the Tavern, and 20 constructed as
TO suit the convenience of prof, ssona Any per-
son wishing 20 view the Land ard improvements, will
mike application to Mr. P,trr Foster residing AT the
TaVern.-Ttis Land, with the improvements, will also
be sold on the same terms the above Tavern
Al the same time aud place. ard The same terms
will be offered one Other TRACT OF LAND living
within one mite Of said Tavern, containing 400 acres
nefor IN point u soil TO in the surrounding neigh
b., hood Any Person wishing TO view the premises
w api ~ a. above.
And, a. the same time and place and on the same
terms, will he of RID Tor sole MILL SEAT on Gseen
Creek on which il erected a good Mil House with
rs par CT Mill Stones pa OF which is first rate
Burr, with al ofher necessary machinery ready To 90
inio operation. the dam, which was broken by ihg
last Spring retn This property lies also within two
miles Of sad Tavern. JOHN RAlNE.
Aug. ~ So wtds
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-10

e. ). Consress On Monday last this
body assembled In consequence ofthe Speakers in
disposition, and non arrvance, tho House adjourned
10 Tuesday II O'Clock, when the Message Of the Pre-.
sident communicated TO both Houses of Congress.
We give precedence to this document, and insert as
much n il AZ we possibly can this week From has
~ glance over it-being near eleven columns fine
print of the reegraph-we should think il surpasses
In ability the transcendant of last year. 1t is so
efficient that it will extract the fangs of every vi
per that may have the temerity to assail it. Further
We have neither time nor space to speak oft.
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THE ADVOCATE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10.

Rtrrmnn .Narigation Company. The an
nuai meeting OF this Incorporation was held in this
place L, SHAY last in compliance with the provi-
sois of ts charter. Owing to the coldness of the
day, ,"sc;hcr with The bad state of the roads, the
Stockholders were sniais in their attendance that the
meeting WAS not org,nizcd eater than O'Clock, z.
NJ The i,st subject that was introduced after the
President had taken the chair, was the report rcqulr
ed by law of the Directory, whose term of service
then expire The report of considerable length,
and many of it, details are of an Interesting and
cheering character. Nutw outstanding the many seti-
on. obstacles that have been thrown in the way the
work of,hs Company has SD far progressed that we
may confidently expect the enjoyment of safe and
regul, navigation from Moor's ford the mouth of
the river early next summer, farthest the
ensuing fall. On the many advantages that will
suit ~ charlottesville and TO the community general
w. from this public Improvement, it is our design
at present to enlarge. Thcy cannot bat properly
appreciated 10y ali but is our design next week to
glance at certain matters worth knowing which were
developed at the late meeting, to the amusement
some, the Indignation of many and the astcnshmeut
of every fair minded man. We only able to add,
that the Pre- sdcnt and Directory of last year
elected by an overv hclming majority.
rirg;nm assembly. On Monday last this
body .n,crcd upon labors under the New Consttu-
ton. From the promptness with which Members re-
paired to the metropos-alI the Senators except one
having taken their seats the first day, and Reprcsen-
tatives except six-we anticipate the most favorable
results. MIR. Munford was elected Clerk, MIR. Banks
the Chair, Mr. Francisco to be Sergeant at Arms,
Mr. Stubbleteld LIST Door Keeper, and Mr.. Ssutal I'd
Door Keeper. The House resolved to dispense with
third door keeper. Ii IL gratifying to observe the
handsome manner with which talented townsman
T.W .Gilmer Esq. nominated s. supported for the
Speakers Chair having received ~ votes at the I'd
ballot The Governors communication, ofabout two
and an half columns Of the Enquirer is received, but
unable give this week. Ii is pronounced eI-
soent by the Enquirer and the Wing says - it is
Document of much interest, which the majority per,
hsps " i'll entirely saucton."
Z. y. Consress. On Monday last this
body assembled. In consequence ofthe Speakers in
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privilege Of taking the tract from of
his hands.-No sooner said than done,
the bargain was concluded, the money
paid and the purchaser satisfied that they
had made the best trade.
With his newly acquired money Mr.
II. purchased another tract of land, to
which he Immediately proceeded. The
purchase was a good one, and by selling
part and clearing a part for his own
use, he soon became the most wealthy
man in that section of the country. In
three years from the time of his clandes-
timely leaving Oxford, Mr.. H. returned
wealthy man, honorably paid all his
debts, made an acknowledgement to his
wife and family, and removed to his new
land. He afterwards enjoyed the con-
fidence Of his fellow citizens, and for
several years filled an important judicial
Office. He died about two years since,
leaving numerous and happy family to
attest the truth Of that passage of scrip
ture which says, "the heart of man
deviseth his way, but the Lord directeth
his steps"
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COURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE.

1t is told that Abernethy, while attend
ing lady for several weeks, observed
those admirable qualities in her daugh-
ter which he truly esteemed to be calcu-
lated to render the married state happy
Accordingly, on Saturday, when taxi
ing leave ofhis patient, he addressed her
to the following purpor:-"you are now
so well that ! need not see you after
Monday next, when l shall come and pay
you my farewell visit. But in the mean
time, | wish you and your daughter Sc
riously to consider the proposal | am a
bout to make. 1t is abrupt and unceri-
monious, am aware; but the excessive
occupation ofmy time, by my profession
al duties, affords me no leisure to accom-
Plish what desire by the more ordinary
course Of attention and solicitation. My
annual receipts are--and l can settle
on my wife; my character is gener-
ally known to the public, so that you may
readily ascertain what it is. Ihave seen
IN your daughter a tender and affection
ate child, an assiduous and careful nurse,
and gentle and lady-like member of a
family; such person must be all that a
husband covets, and ] offer my hand and
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In diseases Of the Liver, liberated Sore
Throat, Debility resulting from Eltemperance
and Dissipation, Scrofuia or Kings Epil, old
and hueterate Ulcers, Pains in the Bones,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dis
eases Of the Lungs, Syphilis, Biotches on the
Face and Skin, White S,Oelling Of the Joints,
1etter, .Mercurial diseases, Piles, &c. &c.
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed
by the Catholicon, have become so numerous, as
to preclude their insertion in any newspaper
The unrivalled and very extensive character which
it has enjoyed, for the last six years. as complete
renovator, and purifier ofthe blood and humours
both in Hospitals and Prriuate Practice, is a
substantial basis for its future support Ii has OBJ
taned its present great distinction by the extraor-
dinary successes which has attended it in the Heal
ing Art, while every avenue and every track hav-
been searched in vain for its parallel ; its dscov-
cry Is one of the most sacred boons that can be
afforded to the unfortunate martyr Of disease and
1t Is most sincerely hoped, that the sympathy of
the public will he aroused to the promugation of
mestimabe merits. Proofs of the value of Pot
ter's genuine Cathocon-its healing powers
its usefulness as a general restorer of health, the
city of Philadelphia alone could furnish thousands
of witnesses, TO contradict the base and malicious
fabrications which daily emanate from the jealous
What, we would ask, can be stronger proof Of
great utility than Its success IN the PENNSfL-
VANlA HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA AIMS
IIOSUE, and the PHILADELPHIA and NEW
YORK PENITENTIARIES, and in other public
institutions alike serviceable, where the eminent
skill which presides over them had been exhaust
in vain "1hese facts speak trumpet tongued,
and cannot be gainsaid. 1t is mitch to be lam
ented that there are many spurious mixtures
manufactured in imitation of this invaluable medi-
cine, some assuming to possess equal virtues, and
vended under the same title others under differ
ent ttles-some have gone the daring extremity of
reflling the old bottles with the labels on-whlst
others, to lch the public have published for their
benefit the very certificates which the proprietor
of the genuine CathoHcon had obtained from
those who were cured by his medicine, of various
distressing diseases.
Thus, has he been assaed in every form by
Envy, Jealousy, and Fraud ; and thereby pre-
vented extending the usefulness of this great and
long wished for remedy.
Just received, direct from the manufactory of
the proprietor, a fresh supply of the Genuine Pot
ter's Catholieon, and for sale by A. p MOORE,
Market Square Newport R.
Where also, may be had, Potter's "Treatises
on: the Cathohcon," containing accounts of some
Of the remarkable cures performed by its use
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POETRY.
From the New England Weekly Review.
THE FROST SPIRIT.

lie comes-he comes, the Frost spirit comes, ye
may trace his footsteps now.
On the forest tops and the quiet vale and the green
hills withored brow,
lie has smitten the leaves Of the dark old boughs
where their pleasant green came forth,
And the winds that follow wherever he goes have
shaken them down to Earth.
lie comes-he comes--the Frost Spirit comes
from the frozen Labrador,
From the icy bridge Of the Northern seas that the
white bear wandeB Ger
Where the fishermans sail is stiff with ice and the
luekless forms below,
In the sunless cloud Of the atmosphere into mar
bic statues grow
lie comes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes, on
the rushing Northern blast,
And the dark Norwegian pines have bowed as his
icy breath went past
With an unscorched wing he hath hurried on where
the fires Of Hecla glow,
On the darkly beautiful sky above, and the ancient
ice below
lie comes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes, and
the dimped lake shall feel
The torpid touch Of his glazing breath, and ring to
the skaters heel
And the streams that danced on the broken rocks,
or sang TO the leaning grass
Shall bow again to their winter chain, and in
mournful silence pass.
lie comes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes, let
US meet him as we may,
And turn with the blaze Of the parlor-fre his evil
step away:
And gather closer the circle round where that fire.
light flashes high,
And laugh at the voice Of the baffled fend as his
sounding wing goes by!
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A. MUNRO,
South Wing R. 1. Union Bank Building,

oouth wing H. l. Unlon BANK Building,
HAS FOR sALE-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
WINES.
BOTTLED + draught,)
Madeira, March & Co. and Oveira brand)
Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Marseles Madeira
Teneriffe, Malaga Sherry, Port, Calabrian, Claret
Hoe, Sautern, &c. &c.
TEAS. Imperial. Gunpowder, Hyson
Young Hyson, Tonlay, Hyson Skin, Pouchong
and Souchong.
LIQUORS. Brandy, (Outard, Dupuy
* Co. and Weis brands,) Schedam Gin, St
Croix and Jamaica Rum, Curaco, Martlnico and
other Cordials.
FRUIT. Bunch, Muscatel, and bloom
Raisins, Grapes, Almonds, Madeira and Brazil
Nuts, Curants, Figs, Citron, &c.
PRESERVES. Anchovies, Capers,
Olives, &c.
sUMDREIS,
Nutmegs, cloves, mace, pimento, pepper, cas-
sia, cinnamon. SUGARS-loaf, lump, white,
brown, New Orleans and crystalized. Soda, wine,
and butter CRACKERS rice, buck wheat, maca-
beau, rappee and Scotch snuff p. A. L. and p.
q. Tobacco.
Hibber's Brown Stout, at. b pt bottles.
American Porter do do.
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A HANDSOME DIscLAIMER.-Ala lady
while tripping down our streets the other
day most gracefully, and balancing her
neck Ia mode, found to her inexpressi-
BILE confusion that all her hair was drop
ping from her head. Turning round she
saw two or three of her false curls, a bum
die Of puffs, &c. &c. PROSTATE in the
mud. Law me- she cried out to gen.
tleman in the rear, blushing up to her
eyes, whats that' My conscience, if
tisn't false hair. l declare, only think
what ridiculous fashion folks are getting
into'-and off she whirled, leaving her
poor deserted locks to wallow in the mire.
Portland Gazette.
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LONGEVITY OF ANiMALs.-Aw writer in
the NewYork Times gives the following
as the greatest number of years to which
any of the animals have attained The
Cricket, 10 years. Spider, sometimes,
but seldom more than l year. Scorpion,
l. River crayfsh, 20. Carp, 100 to $50.
Crocodile, 100. Tortoise, 100. Hen, 10.
Peacock, "a. Lark, l8. Sparrow-hawk,
40. Goose, so. Swan and Eagle, lOO.-
Parrot, 10. Rabbit, 8. Goat, 10. Sheep
10. Hog, 90. Dog, 90 to %. Cat, 49,
Squirrel, Wolfand bear, 90. Fox, Is,
Lion, 60. Cow 20. Bull, 80. Ok, l9.-
Deer, 20. Horse, 25 to 80. Ass 25 to 80.
Camel, 80 to 60. Elephant, $50 to 200.