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sonunue Without failure.
sage VIII, Tor the present, leave Richmond 90
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 o'clock, A. nj and
arrive at Orange Cour.-House on Thursday. aud Mun.
u.yS o clock, A. M.-Leave Orange Court House
on sundays and Wednesdays at 3 o'clock, and arrive At
T,ehnond' Cd Mondsys and Thursda,s a, 8. p. T.
= nus inc oil stagss will mske a junction at Orange
Court-House with the Alexandris line of stage, carried
oy william Smith to Lynchturg-pa.siog in its north.
e.n dirsc ion by. CulPepsr Court. House, Fauqui.r
Sou.'rioose or Warren,on- at which point, il will
meet Win The Winchester line-by which, a direct
Hommun'cs'ion 10 afforded To the town OF Wheeling on
Al Louisa Court House, the Harri unburR ma | l..
sasen out, and will in some shor, time, be carried by a
. morse 'tage, of which due notice will be given; At prs.
sent II is carried on horseback.
mo Pnoie ars assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will he kep,-and sy.ry
eser'ion used TO make the lin. comfortable and exoe-
diiiou,.
Fare to Louisa Court-H ,use 3 dollars to Orange c..
Rouse 81 % cents All intermediate distances 6 I 4
tel. JOHN M ppICE
"a'cn IL lOI-w4w
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NORDONSVILLE.-Tbo sutscr,beT has ,a,eIV
~ purchased itis we'll known EusbH,btnsp nj. and
intends c,n'iDuing the Tavern. lie will be prepared
10 accommodate visiters in The best manner. His TA.
bies shalt be we'll supplisd-bis Is r well stocked-and
his Stables we'll furnished with proverder for horses.
The Stages from GUysndoile 10 Ffelefi k,burg, and
rom hiehmsod 10 H4ffisoDbusg, arrive and depart
from this stand. The subscriber assures the public
tina, his beet %exerIions TO give ss,isfse ion, shall be
msde. MARTIN HtREp
The Fr.d'rick.burg Herald snd Saunton Spectator.
tspss, snd 'end heir sceouuis. Muchs 9. W-v4v
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PdIuabIe property in Washington City, for sale or
%erehange for Young Negroes.
NlrHER one. two, three, or tour Houses and Lots,
~ in . central and thriving part of tho City, now
under rent and paying an interest upon near 50, OO9-
all la good rerar. The owners having an eve to the
West, will give a bargain in one or more of the Hou.
'es ard Lots, 20 suit purchasers. Those wishing 10
BUY or trade, are rrqresled to call aud judge tor them
seives-four or Ave negroes will be taksn for a good
House and Lot. The large slave holders Of Virginia
md Maryland, and others wishing to buy or t.ade, are
invited to address (post psid) A. SHEPARD.
March Is. IO2-2sw6v
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by The Governor IF the Communicable of Vtreiuia
Il pROCLAMHTyON

"HEREAS the Gsnersl Assembly, at lie pre,sn,
w Se''ion, OF the oh March. 1881, have passed
an Act, entitled, q" An Act concerning tho general O..
lection, Tor the current year" in The words following
TO wit:
whereas doubts may arise in The mind. of the
good p oPIc OF this Commonwealth, whether tie &c.
neral elections ,hould not be held in the month Of A.
pm, OF the present year, a, heretofore TOR removal
whereof,
- enacted, that an election for members OF the
General Assembly and Tor members o. tbs House
Of Representatives OF tbs Congress Of the u Iited S,stes.
shall not b. held In the month OF Aptil OF ,bis wear
but IN such oher month "a hall be provided fyr by
aet OF The General Assembly to DO passed al IL, pres.
ont session
BeH further enacted. That The Governor be. and
he u hereby authorised aud required 10 tske The most
ehec'ual means by proclamation or otber wise to make
known throughout the Common VI sltb The existence Of
this act with A. iii, delay ss ~po,sihIe."
Now, therefore, !, John Floyd, Governor Of he Com.
mcn"ealh st Virginia, In order to give tGsct TO he
foregoing act OF GsnefaI Assembly, have caused this
pToeidmsiion TO be i,sued AMI published.
Given under my hand ss Governor, and IN
loeal'J der the Seal Of The Commons sui h, At Rich.
mond, THE . b day Of March, 1891.
March 10. ioo-v4v John FLOYD.
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Hrrhs ENQUIRER 10 published twicsa week roneraily and
ssess tlAsss week during the session OF the State Legislature
kres, the ssue ~ heretofore, Five Dollars por nuuun,, psyablc in
sSvsss:. No.ssoI eh..ssrsd, .pecie5payins banks, toaiy} will be
.assns them ~ ".iijshs postage OF all lo,tsrsssing paid, By the
~ Ne paper wilibe discontinred(bu, at the discretion of,As
onseesl snul all sfrearages have boon paid up.
~ whoever will guarantee tho payment Of nine papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Onesqasre, OR LESs-First insertion 75cents-sseheon-
tlauaaes, 50 cents.
ss~Ne verisemontinssrt until IL has either been paid for or
eessned be some person in this city, or its environs.
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McKEAN beg leave 10
~ inform their FREED aud the public, that they
continue 'beir Boarding and Day School, at the Gothic
Mdnsior, IN Chestnut shove 18th Street, where they
have accommodation Tor an additional number of pu-
pill. ="
They have for some time had the assistance Of a your g
lazy rom Miss Btecber's S-miosry. emineniIy quail
ned Tor in''rnsiins in some Of The English Benches, and
hHVe no" osen 80 successful ss 10 procure at a Teacher,
a gentleman o. The FIRST acuuir. ment,, relative to wbnm
reference may no had to c. Cbauncsy, Esq aud many
others In tbi. City.
misses mtkeah cen inns az heretofore, 10 procure
the be.' As'istan,s n the Fore gn Language, aud o..
nAmen'I Branches, and hope, hat their combined ex
efuon' ior the moral as we'll as Intellectual improve
ment OF their pupils, will give satisfaction TO all Parent,
and Guardian.
For cards eontsioi 9 TERM, &c. apply 10 Carey G.
Lea u. G~iigg,-Tower & Uogsu, Book III re, or to
the Gothic Mansion, Philadelphia-or in Richmond 10
HILL & Moore.
G,ihic Mansion PhiIaIelphis, March Is. 1o2-ys
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uOENnhNl, NJ Q. o. C. c. n d.
March q 97-tds or ono OF hi. deputies.

kRiMMER a beautiful bay, OF good eve and great
- power, will stand the present sea,on at the sub
sssibss's Farm. on Fine Greek, in Powbatan County,
snd will cover mares until tho 10Th Of July next, AZ
htteso dollars . mare; three OF which will be remit
ted, u paid by the LIST October next. and S25 for
insusaaee; twenty-five cents TO the Groom in all
eases. Good pss.uraEs will be furui,hed Cratic, great
care will be taken 10 prevent a%scldnn,s; but 1 will net
be responsible for any which may happen.
JOHN GOODE.
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a NLARk'S 1HRESHING MACHiNE-We nave
" sesn Doctor Cisrk's Wheat and Dat Threshjps
Machine, which has been In operation at Mr.. Laws
Ware House in thi, City, during the last three weeks.
and have no hesitation 10 saying il far surpasses any
idea we nod pre'ipu'Iy entertained OF il.
The contraction is very simple, being entirely OF
Wood and Wrought Iron, which can be easly repaired
~ noces'sry) by ordinary me ch,bies IL reauirs LEES
power, and ,hfesbes ss clean as my other machine we
have seen in use.
AsTegards The quantity y, IL 10 evident that II fed as
fast a. the machine will dispose Il IT., one person may
set out as much per cay az his hands can take care Of.
Many OIL us have engaged msebineJ from MIR Lay,
Obe AgeptJ and We %ecOmmebd ,hsm 10 nur eoon nv
friends, as a cheSp, eeonoSIicsl, and useful improve
ment. Richmond, February Q, 1881.
JOHN JOYNES, JOHN u. CLOPION,
LAW l. DADE, RICE W. O
NATL. ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX.
RiCH'D. BOOKER, II. O.. WINSTON.
yNO ChMM POLLARD, T.. n BERNARD
hObEkT WHITE WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDMD C~HRlSTIAN, GEO. BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, C.. MAYO
SAM'L p. PARSONS.
The prices OF the Machine arc, for one horss 49,
$50, $55, and $50 and Tor Two horses, from $50 IN
STS, according TO the size preferred. Al a mod.s,hs
estimate, IL 10 believed that the former will thrash Iso
10 $50, and the latter 300 10 400 bushels per dsy. n e,o.
perly attended. Ham Mscbines Gao be furnishes 70,
$40 to SIS
The Subscriber, as General Agent, will sell he pa.
tent n 'ghi Tor making, vending, and using, In ~ any Of
The dill rent counties IN this State, NJ. aud 3 Carolina.
and Georgia sod will iurnisb Msshipes, with or with
out the horse power, deliverable here, or send them 10
such other places ss may be dssignsted.
fsbrosry 10, 1881, e-ssw2m JOHN Q. LAY.
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tSIh CHARLES.-This disiips uis he t,al " az,
- whose Colts are oitener winners, and more Of tbso
'eiiDg than those OF auy other ! ores get in Am.,ic,
ani at higher prices, will stand This spring. AZ nv staLI
IN The county Of Chesterfield, within one mil, Of Mo-
dy's 'avero,lS from Petersburg, and % from R,ebmoud
and Is now a, biz STAND, ready 10 serve Mares At Tb,y.
~ Dollars he leap. and Forty fine Doilays The SEASON
payable The 18th OF July next, VIII n il will sxpire-
oeoenty Dof0Ts TO insure a mare, payable az soon A,
sle IL known o se in ioiI, or parted with On, DoE.
Tar to the groom Tor each mare, to be paid when he /.
sent 70 the horse. Pas,ursge gratis, which for ouali,v
aud quantity, is very desirable, beiog all we'll enclosed
and well watered. Every care will he taken TO pte
vent accidents, but no liability for any ibs, NAV han.
pen. Servants sent will be found without chare. ard
mares with or without eoils, well Ted, n desired. At Is
CENTS a day.
My son George ". johnson. will reside on the
pian'a'ion, and will attend himself particularly to all
orders.
Sir Charles Is full is hands 3 inches, Is wears old
ms spring, and o. q bns ohesnut colour; he never wa.
m higher health, nor was here ever a sUfer losI-get.
YER Tor was any horse ever more admired for form
ossuty, aud commanding appearance. He hiss been
20 ~ eu advertised, that j consider Il ubnecessarv 10
tate again his numerous and successful racer. The
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will sbew that
his Colts are performing on Tho Turf with upeapaIled
success, and by their performances are doing much IN
sustain the high reputation Of their sire, who was sot
by Sir Areby, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pssolet, be by Blank, and he by Godol
ptiD Arabisn; biz grand-dsm Communication, /" Unmarried
Dare Devil, impo' ted Old shark, imported horse OH
Fesfnooght, imported more Jenny Dismal. got BY old
Dismal" VIM. n "a
Chesterfield, Feb. 10. ee-vtl6bA
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DURSUANT to a decreotaI order OF the County
Court Of Hanover, bsring date on the "a h day
OF February, 1881. will be offered for sale, to the high
st bidder, by Ne, on Wednssiayi The 23rd instant, that
being Hanover Court day, FIVE likely negroes. belong
Ing 10 the estate Of Tho late william ToIer, decd, con
sistinE OF one man, one woman, one boy and two sifIs.
The terms Of sale, will be a sr-dit Of twelve months.
except for 3, much as may be suficien, to ray of
the expences Of said decree and sale, upon the pur-
ehsssrs giving bonds with approved security.
WILLIAM WOOD.
FRANCE BLUNT.
THOMAS HOOPER
Msrsh Is. I02 a Commissioners.
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PEDIGREE.

BRrMMER was gotten by Herod, bis dam by Robin
Rsdhress'. his grand dam by Shark. grea, grand dam
by Give, : { grand dam by La,b, & 6 & grand dam
by Baylor's Feanough', < & z arand dam by Old
Janus, 4 grand dam by Wilmington. z z q
& 4 grand dam by Old Janus. JOHN GOODE.
Pedigree explained. Hersd was got.
ten by Thomas C. BInbury's Diomed, Diomed by Flo
rizel, in Eoglapd, Fioriz~l by Herod, Herod by Mr..
Croft's celebrated horse Partner; Robin R-dbrea't was
gotten by the Earl. OF Derby's horse Sir Peter Teozei,
Sr Peter TeazeI by HishAyher, HighAygher by He
rod. Hsrod by Mr.. c ofrs Partner; Shsk was got
ten by Marsh, Mach by Lord, Godolph,ns Arabian
Horse. who was called the GodoIphin Arabian;
Give was gotten by Baylor's Fearnought. FearDoush'
by Regulus, Regulus by the Godoiphin Arabian;
Luth was gotten by The Godoiphin Arabian; Whiting
con was gotten by Lord Low'her's Barb II ,r,e, who
was called the White legged Lawther Barb.
. March 8 800
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NOTICE TO Undertokers.- Tne subscribers Wi
" receive proposals until the 7h day OF April next,
Tor building a Clerks Office at Nottoway Courthouse.
oil the following dimensions aud materials The
House TO be 81 feet long, by 10 ieet wide, from outside
TO outside Of Brick the walls two feet thick from the
base, (Which Is 10 tie sufficiently deep to eosure a good
and sufficient foundation,) up to The floor, which Is to
be Two feet from the surface Of the ground-the wall
up 10 this point may be either Of good brick or stone (;
the pitch OF the rooms III feet, the walls IL inehe,
thick, a partition wall OF brick dividing The House into
two rooms, and a ehimnsy at each end Of the House.
Stills within the walls on which he slsepers are to rest,
with ''uds reaching to the ceiling, the whole to be
la'hed snd plas,erod. leaving a spaee Of TWO inches be.
tween the Istbs ADD wails.-The floors to be ton gued
and grooved, wa,h anil chair-board,. An ou, door TO
each room, and a partition door four Windows, Is
lights, i0 by IL, with iron. gra es. The doors to be
furnished with good and sufficient, locks aud hinges.
The House 10 be we'll sheeted and covered with slate
OF good quality. The whole of his brick TO be Of good
quahiy, hard and well burnt, and all the ,imbers of
good heart pine, and we'll seasoned. The work to DO
Finished within the present year executed faithfully
and IN workmao-Iike style. Tho money will be paid
IN November next, or as soon a, tho work 10 comp,et.
ed and received. All letters addressed to the under.
signed at Noiioway Courthouse, (pos, psiJ) will be
attended to. Should no contract be made for Inc above
work, earlier than the 7h OF April next, il will then he
ie' 70 the lowest bidder, 1t being Nostowsy Court day.
JOHN r. DUPUY,g
JOHN ii. KNIGHT,
SOL B. JETER.
NATHAN WARD,
Feb. 20 95-2awtdLg A A. ca PBEL
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THNHE new inc OF 4 Horse
Post Coaches. from Rich
mond to Orange Court. House,
Wis. Louisa Court. House, IA.
gone into operation, and will
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

uotI the 2Oth Of shis month. Tor building q Stone
Fridge over the Canal. Al the Public Ware-house, la
The City Of RiehusnJ. Of the following dimeR.ions:-
"a fsst vide, from out to ou'. Is feet span Of The arch,
and IL fsst In hsisht from foundation Of walls TO crown
Of the arch. The walls TO be 4 Ia feet thick Il bot.
tom, and 8 z feet a, top. to be laid in mortar. and well
Greutsd above the hish.watsr line. The srch.stones
- be o. least Is inches deep aud hanmered 10 a good
jaet. The parapst. " ais 3 Ia feet high from top OF
arch, 2 la feet thick al bottom. and 2 iset At top; 10 be
capped With stons-and the whole Job to bs done with
The best maierials and workmanship.
A plan OF the above Bsidge 10 loft Al tho Toll. louise,
With Mr.. John NJ. Sy,ne, where persons disposed to
contract may see more particularly Its description, &c.
The materials. &s., may be gotten 10 place A. soon al
ger sns contract 10 mads ~ may be convenient. hut the
work esnno, be commenced until sbou, the 2O,h Of
May. RICHARD REINS.
Agent for the James River Company.
march ~. 1915
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ARSHALL'S SALE OIL CHESTERFIELD
Court OF Chanesry for the Richmond District po
nenneed on the llh day Of January, 1881, in the ease
Of Bays Ex'or. us. Archer, &C.; I shall, on Saturday
the 20 day OF April, 1881, at IL O'Clock A NJ. on the
premises, offer for sale, at public auction. 10 the biyb.
est bidder, for cash. the tract of land mention ed la the
proceedings in the said cause, TO wi: a tract of land
lying in the County Of Chesterfield. near tho court
house, and adjoining The lands Of William Winfres.
James MeGpe and Leonard Nunnally, soniaiuing 2Si
acres, more or isss-whish was sold by Elwiu w
rotndex,er TO Robt. p. Archer in 1927.
j. n o. o. C. C.. r d.
March 3 97-tds or ono OF hi. deputies.
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D Coal P,ts formerly SHOWN uy
the name of Graham's Coal Pifs-By virtue
Of Deed Of Trust made to Daniel Call. and the sub
sertosr-by Edward Anderson and Ann, A. his wife
and recorded in the county Court Of Gooehland, TO Sc
sure the payment Of . debt due from the said Edmund
Anderson to Walter Dunn, az Executor Of Tho last will
and testament Of John Graham, decd. will be sold on
the lS'h day OF April next. % the highest bidder for
ready money At Hailsm's Hotel, in tho City Of Rich
Iond. the 'rsc, Of land lying anil being on james
River. In the eounty Of Gooehiand, and state Of virgi.
nia' and described in tbs said Deed Of Trust, az con.
sa'n'ng MAE hundred aud eighty two acres and ono
quarter OF an acre, be the same more or lsn-Ths III
dsts believed to DO coed; bu, selling 10 trustee, I shall
cuiy convey such rich, az Is vested in me by the said
deed. DANIEL NORTON
nisren liz. IOl-tds Trustee.
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n OTlCE.-Tbe subscriber, formerly Of Ps,er,burg,
IN Va, having injected himself with Mr.. Henry
Butler Of New York, will hereafter trsn.sc, ,hs whole
saie dry g,ods business in that City, 1t No. 5, Cedar.
near Pearl Street, undsr The 6rm o, Bowers & Bur.
LER, where he inyi'es his old friends and customers 10
call aud see him-Their facilities are such, that they
will be able ~ sustain a fair competition with their
nsighbours' HENRY G. BOWERS.
New York, March is. 1926
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NE oNslEUR ToNsoN-wiI stand the next sea-
lfA son at my stable, on the main road leading from
Aisions Ferry 10 Petersburg; twelve miles from Bel
heid, hiteen from Northampton Courthouse. fifteen
from Halifax, forty from Warrenton, and ffv.seven
south oil Petersburg. His season will commence the
hrst oil February, and end the first Of JULY. He will
De let to Mares at 81 dollars the season, which NAV
be discharged by the payment OF 40 dollars within the
season. Mares can be insured at IS dollars. The in.
surance viii be expected so soon as the mare is discoy-
cred TO be in foal, or the property changed. One dollar
VIII De expected by the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
or without colts. They will be pastured gratis, well
led with grain, IL required, at 25 cents per dav. and
stabbed in all bad weather, so that they NAV be retnrn-
ed to their owners in COOL condition. Every attention.
put cannot be liable for accidents that NAV bappep =
monsieur Ionson is a beautiful bay, fftee hands tree
inches nigh, with black legs, name and tail. He ia
hnely Proportioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood, appearance and pe1.
Torrance is equal, ii not superior, 10 any horse on the
continent. "
His colts are likely, and in high estimation. Mon.
sieur Ionson is full brother of sir Richard and Cham
pion-al OF which, have never been beaten. Mon
sieur Tonson has made himself so we'll known bv his
unrivailed achievements on the turf as to render ali fur.
Their notice unnecessary. Those who desire TO see a
more detailed account OF his pedigree and performan.
ces, are referred to the American Farmer. volume o.
page 39O-snd also, TO the Turf Register nd SPORTING
Magazine, for January, 1881. MOODY.
Northampton CO., N. Carolina, Feb. 26. 95-wI2w-
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IN kr--Tos Watering COMMITTEE Of his city ia,
%ae'ho'irsd $ mu.l p. PsrsSn', John Bosber aud Cbas.
H.. HYDE, to Employ hands, to quarry and split . guam
tty OF ston',s bAek-'mitb capable OF keepiog s'one
tools in order, and . number OF isborer,, for their work..
Those wishing employment will call on either Of The
above psm,d persons
March IL 10f-6t
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UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
IL Notice IL hereby given that allthe cells In this in
titution are occupied, and that no more patients will
be received until some Of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. By order of the
Courtof Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 26. Al
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House, Sign, ChaiJ, and Ornamental P%ainfiag, cid.
inn Re

ing, sc.
TuyHE subscriber, truly grateful for the patronage he
has rscti' ed during the last len years, respsct-
fully informs the citizoD, Of Richmond, and the pubIie
ssnsraly, that he has isk'n a sreai deal Of pains to per.
feet bim,eli in bis profession, and invites The 10 call
Ut his old sisni. neat door TO tho Compiler off &c, and
examine hs limitations Of wood and marbls
Orders from 'he country in Ii' line attended 10.
Des. "a. 64-f e.. W. MeGINNESS.
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NEW AUCTION N CONS MISSION House,
IN The uode sned have associated Themselves. Tor
the putposs Of iraosaciinE a general Auction and Com.
mission business. uodsr the ,tyis and hrn OF Lancaster,
Dsnby Il Co They are prepared to receive goods and
produce OF evsry description on consigomsp:, on wbish.
sdvAness will be made, il requirsd-Thsy also ten.
der their services to the public Tor the sale Of real as
safe, ne. LANCASTER & DENLY,
EDWIN ROBINSON
March 10. 1O2-l2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

u The family of Mr.. Edmund Anderson OF
this city, placed Monday. in the utmost peril
from mad dog. A flee belonging to the house
exhibited symptoms Of uneasiness in the course of
the morning, but which gave no alarm for madness.
During this time it familiar with the whole
household, in contact with first and then an
other and even in bed with the young children.
After q time, its agitation became violent,
and unequivocal symptoms Of hydrophobia, were
displayed. With hazard and difficulty, it was sep
aratcd from the family, got into tho dining room,
and despatched while in u violent fit
There must be peculiarly in the seasons
this year, favorable to the production fiIydropho-
bia Throughout the country, there has been an
unusual number of accidents and alarms. Many
dog gutlcss of the crime, has doubt been
sacrificed; but the number of authenticated cases
of Hydrophobia has also boon great.