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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-30

DINNER TO Mr.. WEBsTER.--Agreea-
bly, TO the arrangements adopted by the
Committee, an entertainment was piyen
at the City Hotel New York, on Thurs
day last, in honor of the distinguished
Massachusetts Senator, at which about
three hundred gentlemen were present
Expectation was abundantly gratfed on
the occasion, by the eloquent extempora-
neous address drawn from the principal
guest at the festival, and the day will ev-
er be remembered by those who had the
pleasure Of being present, as one which
afforded them the highest intellectual and
patriotic qualification. The company sat
down at o'clock, to most sumptuous
repast, at which Chancellor Kent prcsi-
ded, assisted by Peter A. Jay, John
Hone, and Edward NJ. Greenway, Esqs.
as Vice Presidents. Among the guests,
are mentioned the names of the venera-
BILE Judge Daggctt, of Connecticut,
Ohicf Justice Spencer, ol'this State, Col.
Iroup and Col. Trumbul, of the Revo-
lntIonary Army, Com. Chaunccy, of the
Navy, the Hon. Mr.. Stors, Repre-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-30

BANK TAX. A very insidious report
having been Giro culatod in tho country,
that the National Republican candidates
were either opposed originally, or are
now in favor ofa repeal ofihe BANK TAX,
it is due to the gentlemen nominated by
the National Republican Convention, to
declare, that the report alluded to is ut
terly false and untounded. OF the gen
tlcmen nominated by that Convention as
candidates for the Senate, Messrs. Benz.
Smith, Stephen B. Cornell, and Thomas
Whipplc, were members of the Assem-
bly, when the law imposing this tax was
enactcd They then roted u, faror ofMis
tar, s. they no'c are IN tarorcrH Messrs
Stephen Steere, Uezckiah Boswonh,
Samuel w. King, Wager Weedcn, Du-
tee Arnold, Ethan Foster, and William
Smith, were not at that time members of
the Senate; but they have always been
friendly to the tax in question, and are
nO'c, upon principle, totally opposed 10 It's
modification or repeal With respect to
the opinions of Mr.. Arnold, and Gov.
Collins, it is proper to add that they con-
cur entirely in these sentiments of their
colleagues, and as they were always sat
isfed Of the justice Of this tax, so they
now are for maintaining it with frmness,
moderation, and as an indispensable
branch ofthe revenue of the State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-30

land Republcan!-And that same party
is now doing its very worst to break down
our own establishment. Some of the
principal men of the Jackson party have
openly declared, that the "HERALD OF
THE TINES" shall be broken up-that
this town, in an especial manner, shall
declare itself IN taror Of The administra-
tionu! We ask the friends of Mr.. Clay,
Mr.. Arnold, and the National Republi-
can ticket generally, what say you to
these tyrannical thredts'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-30

On our first page will be found the
Address emanating from the National
Republican Convention, held in January
last, to the ireemen of this State. 1t is
unnecessary for us to more than to re-
commend a careful reading of it to the
public at large-and particularly the
Jackson men-(or we have no doubt it
will do them good.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-30

We are gratilied to learn that the FE-
MALE SEMINARY, under the superinten-
dence Of Miss Ii. Goulding, has recent
ly commenced under very favorable aus
pices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-30

To EpIToRs. The Rhode-Island Re-
publican (recently turned Jackson whilst
we were connected with it, had quite a
valuable exchange list, embracing many
of the leading National Republican jour
nails of the country. When this paper
was started a year ago, eXertions were
made to obtain an exchange with all the
leading papers in the National Republi-
can interest. We were not at all disap-
pointed in finding that we could not readi-
ly and conveniently accomplish that OBJ
lect to the extent of our wishes, and
therefore set down quietly by the result,
with fixed determination to do the next
best thing we could. The editors with
whom we are desirous of exchanging,
will readily perceive that compliance
on their part with our wishes, will at this
time tend very strongly to promote the
great interest of that cause in which we
are all alike zealously engaged. This
paper at present stands here, since the
apostacy of the Republican, single hand
ed and alone in supporting the National
Republican cause, and opposing the ad-
ministraton of Gen. Jackson. The re-
spectiye editors of the National lntelli-
gencer, National Journal, \. Y. Com
mercial, American, Richmond Whig,
and such others as may be disposed,
would obige US, and render the National
Republican cause in Rhodc-Island an
essential benefit by placing the "llerald
ofthe Times on their exchang ge lists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

Ing famine ses more and nero dssolating, and the
famine which threaens US in the year 1881 promises
be more horribly affecting than any that went before
II. Rsmeubs that the auti-unonists, are strug.
sling to apply tho only .cscous remedy to all these
evils and then. my fruds, do recoliect let II never be
forgotten that the only mode 20 OBJ Ain redress or ree
Tor Ireland IL by peaceful. legal, aud constitutional
course. He who violates the law Is vile enemy o.
the freedom and happiness of Ireland Let there be
irritation, TO outrage, no violence Above all things
,voj the ead approach to that which the basest Of the
E,ssh enemies OF Irish liberty do in their publica-
tons call ora crisis. Let tho law be obeyed in every
thu
The former proclamation declared to be co,sisie mt
with law. This affirm TO go beyond the law. and to
he an attempt to make despo,ic authority which the
law has not vested in any parson. For the abuse OF
the LEGAL power in the former proclaimed the adv
sers OF them might IL tn Parliament thought bt. be im
peachcd have hei alton in saying, that this pro-
clanaton Is in itself an improbable offence; and the
nomen, see popular House OF Commons, | pledge
myself to bring before that house with view 10 sa
utary punishment.
Let, ms, however. inform the pu,lc that this pro-
c'anaion does not affect any meeting for psion-at
east that everv peaceful meeting Tor the purpo's OF
pettionng the Parliams mt may be held wi
iog this proclamation. Let there be meetings Of every
trade, occupation, aud district n ireland to petition for
the repeal OF the union. Let there be petition voted
and united BY every parish in Ireiand let the pa
rishes OF Dublin, meet, let those who have pettoned
Tor the repeal OF the union again petition for the
removal OF the Aigeine advisr Of those despoiic pro-
camations In short, this is the time TO meet again
and again to petition, aud to show thereby that we
not willing slaves
Every part OF Europe and If The civilized world Is
in progress Of freedom In Ireland alone dee
ed wise to exercise despotic power People Of Ireland
patience !obey the law-resort TO violence, to no
secret socisties !-paenee!--obey the law and be-
iieve me. that those who insult loyal and peaceable
nation will fail in their endeavors obstruct us in our
bet" rmna'ion to obtain fe xisativs ind pc ence
am, fellow coun,rymen. your devoted servant,
DANIEL O'CONNELL
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and Natches 10 thus shortened about thirty miles bv
one small cuton--snd should the same thing occur \,
the Tunca Bend. (Which 10 extremely probabs,l the
distance will DO lessensd ono hundred miles!
NJ SERRURIKR. the newly appointed French Minis.
ter to the States, says tho N Y American arrived
here yesterday with his family in tho Henry w We
10 not hear that NJ Laysteyre, the grandson OF La
sion, accompanies il. M. Serrurisr Was the French
Minister TO this country, Of the Empire, and Of the Res
toraou. The feeling manifested by him in favor Of
Napoleon during the ntcrlude Of the 100 days. led as
was supposed, TO his recall.
The Pensacola Gazette Of the 9th inst. says: :-"we
are informed by Of merchants that there are
now In this city about 1000 bales of Cotton which
number constantly increasing, and no vessels in port
to carry 1t awayhat vessels for this purpose are want
ing"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

TENRUsT SALE BY virtue OF Deed Of Tru.1
executed to the subscriber, and Gideon Bosber
oy Pfes'ey Elicit aud wife. The third OF Febfuarv
iozO' ana recorded 10 the Clerks Office Of King vii
nam couny shall, az surviving Trustee proceed 10
ser TOT ,he purpose expressed in said deed at he re-
OF me PRESIDENT snd Mas'ers or Professors Of
William and Mary College in Virginia Al public s,,e
uon, W the highest BIDDER, for cash, on Monday the
18Th day Of March next, fair not, the first fair day
ineTesher AZ King William court bouse, IL being Court
DAYS certain piece or parcel Of land, situate, lying
spd being 10 The county Of King william Brandy
Wyne, eontsnins ons hundred aud sixty ,ix acres
more or less
such only 40 10 vested IN the Trustee will h, "a.
FEB 20. eo--W5w EDMUND CHRISTIAN
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VIRGINIA. In Ca,nssy Halfsr County July CouI Ia3o
w. ooyu ano '"nn boyd, Pisinti6,

VIRGINIA. In Ca.ney Hslfsr County July Court 1870
jane: W. Boyd aud John Boyd, PIsn,a,
AEsipd '''
osorss Gte,bsm admir-. Of Jane, Boyd, Sen. and in
ms ownri5bt John fouts,, Christian Cody, Frane,
George Ajsm,, D.f.nd.o.
Th cause on this the bi answer ohs de,
except Geo. Adim,, francis Boyd and exhibits
o Of wtnse sud the defendant Sarsh Boyd having
c9d eu al process OF contempt, the bill tsk,n
be On eon.idsson the sdudgs order and de,s,
mat the defendant George Gresham do before missions,
a.y the following accounts Of his
hs estate james Boyd Jun dee and his dmn
usuon OF me ess Of James Boyd, Senior deceased which
sId SC cunt hb. said eommions directed sxsmin state
,sPor ne ,sms with soy matter specially stated defined
pnfn oy n'm,e or required by either of the pstie, be AZ
slated and the 0out doth further sJuds nd decree tb,
o, bis GaIdD,hp Of the Fsr'd. who directed 10
etm'pe slate te add report the the
ns snd the Court doth also sdudg order decree th, m,
Comml'oner do take account between the plaintiff, sod IN,
'sd Js1ie Boyd, decd Of his tsnacton
esimed TO Re their Gpsdsn under the will Of Jsme r
reh teount the said commissioner directed teport m ~,
insurer aud the court doth further sdjudse order decree
Islendsn Jshn Boyd do render trsnse
On' s executor IN his Jsme, .vd ,r
htoIe me same eonu'on who directed 10 rspius state md
'A"e 'n "h' n'nhef 10 the eouIt. Coy. Tests.
SAML WILLIAMS, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
NoW OFFER FOR SALE the brick tenement
- ana us appurteDdnces located full acre of we'll
enclosed ground, nearly opposite Mr. Thomas Ru,her
'ooeo s. ana ienanted to the able Engineer Mr. Stein
also, prsk tenement near our High Constable
residence tMr John Godd NJ tenan,ed TO Mr. Clemen,
white, one OF our City Police Officers.
Also Two brick tenemens under on, roof on III
street, the one under rent TO MIR. CressweiI and the
a so, framed building near to the upper Ms,bodis,
place Q, worship we'll known the residence OF The
ALEC, recently erected brick building. &c s,snd.
ing ON full acre of well enclosed ground ON church
hii'' gently declining to the S,uh and admirabIv
calculated Tor the culture Of vegetables opposite Ma.
Jo' Eeorge sresidenee, and occupied by Mr. Sneed.
Also, an improved Lot, No. s, at Rockets % q nv
2UO and more deep.
Also two Lots with brick buildings the reon erected.
On H. street nearly opposite MIR. Warwicks tobacco
are.house In very diIspidated and ruinous sa,..
ou' the same time possessing materials for other srue
lures, on, will say, two lots now off red for ssieons
o. winch is directly South of Mr.. Barclays tobacco
iac'o y, 100 feet by l30and The other of vearlv In
creasing value, yizone No. g. 40 feet front on The
Dock, by 100 feet in depth, on which warehouse aim
nar 10 structure and extent with that of Mr. I,ud
lan's might be erected.
An opportunity 10 now afforded the purchasers Of
i've stock Tor slaughter, of having pens contiguous to
market to keep them in.
S The LIZ acres Of ground on Valley or Butcher
street, known Tor years past as Mr. John Wyses sIaugb
Ter pen, will be laid of into twenty separate and
distinct Ios; twelve OF which 80 feet front ON sa;d
Hee WI" fun.0aek $50 itot or tbereabout to an eigbt
feet alley; aud thence twelve other lots of similar Si
meo'ionS extending to the western bound aries of the
ground. " ~
such OF the aforesaid lots az, at The close Of the sue
ceediDg month, remain old, will then be dispossd
Of at Auc ion, to the highest bidder;
and u have liberal bid made ps, for nv Dre
sent most agreeable place Of residence, that 7 nor
offer for safe.
Capitalists, here and else where, could not markham,
better dispose OF their unemployed funds. fhanfn YES,
ing portion OF them In city property which possesses
sdvantages not surpassed by any city 10 the United
o',ses m RIO GREENHOW.
ftos SSs 03-UH
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{" Mucu ysr RrHA,ss rssusa."
IAMEssE TWINS.

This latest Of Mr.. Buwer's productions, ssrica poem
which hs London Journals speak Of high compliment
We lay before tho oadc Of tho Atlas specimen or two Of the
subjects and the style Our first eSae, pupofs to ho an
made BY the people hancock Baneok tho capital of Siam
by Hodges the who ultima ely takes thu twins to London
Though am white and you u ysllowS
h ," ,s sou SG%S aS% oo l.1 ,o Ss are.
That you prefer the chain to lbery'
l. christian faith melancholy Ioo,
That will only lolstryf
And hear on outline Of old England,
Are you made whole by legal vistue'
For Ills by battery OF d.tracton,
Aa s1S s , s1s so at SSs :s
10 ,ain u verde, than the poorf
With US ALIKE tho poor OF rieh
Pessan, or prince no matter which
Justice s"s GO, to sl the law t d. .".s:.
Your very live. the forfeit pay,
On. m saa for g beasts x ~a aapsS s1r
With Us no beast or bird sholy
Such nonsense really seems 70 shame law'l
suIiso, to lio hints, calid 'GAMr LAw..'
S osn. ,"Hs , S"s y o%n into S. ,,,
And save ouI uls-ior quito a''he.
Nor against broad truth, by narrow cant;
Neer wish tor pe,qu,'l,es nor ''neeure.,
oSI sSs before ss .s BY ow" ", . tiny sr'
And as for younger sons they hate em!
Thus NIL our patriots inv,ncihls
Il 3S. w1S % o .SoS E p people
fnsHE, by Sigh, expense of uppls.
We've ul the Commons represented
And with such singular ability,
Thu. % S'1 vat sSi : ,SI"i %". @S'
And thus nj England and
Erect-in TRIPLE EouILIBRiUM!
THEsE the things that best dstins uish mon
These make the glorious boast OF Englshn,on,
More Nor could tell YOU Were there LEISURE
T ToEs 20, 1 yoS S chs ,,;"S,Sn
A British King, Church, Commons Peers
t vh DE your guide! dismiss your ieara
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CliANCERY-A trus held Chs,,sr6eId couu,x court
her, 1880 -'' " Dee'"-
Joseph Brooks Edward Burnett Rebeeea his wife .,.
heess Drock ks, and Ella, Brooks, jr. Plsintia,
AEains, "
Joseph Wood and Polly his wife, Brooks,
0s.5,h Ssta.m Josiah Akin aud Nanny his wife, jesse
m..da and Jane. Snelins' aud Rebeeearook Defnd.nt,
me de'sSdnt' Jo'eph Wood and Polly his wife, Hezeki.h
ChrntoPhsr Chatham, josiah Akin Nancy his wife
Sn na aud sally snens having APP
ana gwen security according General
and s rules VI this and appearing they are moi
nosoni Of this Oemm nwsalthi the complain
oy eouns-N ordered, that the said defendant, joseph
Wo'1 aud Folly his wife Her.ksh Chs.,hsm Chophsr Cheat
osn Akin and Nancy his wife, William SneIpx, ana .ilv
do sPPs. here on the second Monday msr5h aud
;, IN: o aud that Of this forth
CITY Of Richmond for two months and also
n front door oil the ooarh Of this county,
court days CUpy. Te,ts,
Ss"'o
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iss l" oo0'h'na county court, 2on Dse.pesl

4 CHANCEaY- In Gooehand county court, 2On December
I 1880 -
obedish Jordan and Jane his wife, formerly Jaro Morrison
Phfs.
sgsiu.t
Mary Morrison widow Of Malcolm Morrison deed John
and Margaret his wife. formerly M.gn. Morrison, William Wood.
wsri aud Mary his wife, formerly Mary Morrison Macy Mor,i,on
John Morrison D,u.
TIL. bill the Plaintiff being fled and the
John Montgomery aud Sarah his vile John orrson not hsv
ing entered their aud security according TO the
Act Of Assembly add the Rule, VI hi, Court and
ne satisfaction Of the court th. they are not inhabitants
hsths ssd Defendants John sasb his wife ana
and John Mcrrson do here the third Monday M,b
next, aud u,wsI the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that cory
order forthwith inserted ~ some published the city
door OF the courthouse Of this county court
A COPY. Te.ts,
Jan. IS ~ W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

.NeU Jersey Legisidturc.-Ihe Legislature OF New
Jersey closed its second sitting the 18th inst Pre-
vous TO adournng, resolutions in favor Of the re-
ton of President Jackson brought forward and
passed, by the handsome major ty Of 81 TO H. Here
follow the resolutions:
Resolved by the Council and General Assembly of the
State OF New Jersey, That remember with senti-
ments of gratitude the distinguished services of Gen.
Andrew Jackson for his country, in the second struggle
for the rights of liberty and Independence that we APP
paud the intelligence Of the people who raised him 10
the highest office in the gift of free naon that upon
fair and full view of his official conduct, since he has
been President Of the u s., pronounce him to have
answered our best expectations and 10 have admins
tered the government in accordance with the true re-
publican principles of the nationa! constitut;on-the
rights OF the several States OF the Union the iber-
ties OF the People. The policy OF nation we vie
at the present moment as established upon firm and
safe basis-prosperous at home respected abroad-our
our commerce extended-our National Debt is rapid.
thing TO hope and every thing fear change OF
the present national administration. Our duty our in
terests honor and affections, alike united i'm
the reelection OF our present Chief Magistrate.
Resolved, therefore, That approve of the recon-
mendations made by the Republican members OF the
Legislatures OF New Hampshire, New York, Pennsyl-
vania n. Carolina, Alabama, and Illinois, of Gen. An
drew Jackson, to fill the Office of Chief Magstrate of
the U. s., for the next Presidential term.
The minority introduced string of esolutions in Cd
position, which were ordered to lie the table, and
motion to print the negatived 80 to H. Who
after this will say that New Jersey may not be rank
ed in favor OF the administration of the General Gov.
eminent ". Y. Il. Post.
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CHANCERY In Louiss COUNTY Cont J.,,,,x tob ,as,
Arthur, Dinisl, add Lucy, free noEfoes, P,a,

Agsifst 49, H'"'
msrsafe PondeE,sr, Nichols, J. Poindexer Grra NJ os,
snd y nn VIE who n Mary T. PondeStsr Lucy y PondsI
, Sohn f"indst WssI s. Poiudeser, Jobu s. Pond,
Wlm X Psindester, Mildred Poodestsr william O Po;od,I
@ J9hn " fa'ndeftsf Nehof Jsmss Poiodexr Geofte
osls Hsnly PS'ndIIsr rho%s. JOhn,on, ssfsh WIFE,
The defendants, John POND, rts, iohr RI ,H1,,
u PondsI,sr sod Mildred PoiodsT having sntersd their
srsnee s9d gwen security according law, rules Of
tbs Court snd 70 The ,,,fseiion Court
sre not inbsbhants of this Ssts son Of The Pis;n
their Counsel Ordered, that the John I,b
PoindtSsr Wism H. Pobdertsr, Mildred
PsiSis, sod that copy o. this order r. forthwith inserted m
some new,psptr Pubhed 10 The City Of popJ for @ sa,h
svty and posted the hon Of tn. ovrtbo., ~ ~
jan as 81 VS. JoUH ufiSrro
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TN county court December rs, I85O-Ex abeh K,d
Whitioeke aud Rebeoea wife, Rbsess RAD
Ann Rak.' formerly Ann Radod heir, Of John Rad
s,undsr John Bssby Martha Wife, for ,riv M.b, S,
der, John Wood and Lucy his wife, formerly Luy ssuud.r &C.
Saunders Rhoda SAUNDERS the said N:ney Wh Jonn
by Lucy Wood B.tey Phelps John
Rhodn s,ander' are children and he Of Saunders formerly
s johnson R'diord Miles sdford josiah Radord Ben,,m;r
Radford, J, Charlie. Radfod RsJfod Thoms, R,3%
Rado and Fn,en Gupton wife which aid Jon
SON Miles, josiah Bsn.min, Charles, John NJ aud Rsuhn
Rsubn Rsdford the side who John Rdfod de-
CEASED, pi.n,;s
Richard Radford wlsm Blackburn and JAIME, h
said William and Jane, Blackburn children of Elz,b.,h
Apre,on the are chdren Of Susan %on
formerly Susan Radod John Nancy hi, wife Tor.
m.ty Nancy Rsdfod John mecsIso Mary his wife, formerly
MARY hadiod together with Ann Mercy Bondur,n
John ApPeou aud Ez,beth his wife, formerly Ez lbsh Bond
5,m Lucy peT widow Of Jssry Dy Lucy
Nathan Ayres and Mary his wife. formerly Mary Bopdur.n When
said Am MaIsy Ez6 APp.cn Lucy Davis Jo.eIh Edward
B9nduI.n,, dec, formerly Agnes R.disS, DeendH1s..
IN CHANCERY-Ths day the plaintiffs by John w Nash
ESQ their Attorney and flied their BILL Richard
hsdord Wi,m Biseltun James Blackburn, M,ry for
msry Ann Bcndursn France, Apper,op
l,I and Nancy his wife John MeCsrso Mary WIFE, John
,eph Bonsg Edward Boudursn aud NsS,n
given security according Assembly and he rule. Of tho
court aud appearing 10 the they are
by their ordered th.t the sS ~
ford William kbun jane, Jbn
Arper,?n John CannfI and Nncy his wife, McCs1o and
Mary his wife John Apper,su Joseph E1wJ Boni
rant William B9ndutant and Nathan Ayrs, and Mary hi, wife do
pp ar here on the third Wednesday III,
bill Of the plaintiffs, aud In. perlormsnee of ,unb
a. the court shall make copy Of bi, order
p. forthwith inserted published the eity Of
hehmond for two months 'ueee,y another ecry b.
posted at the front door Of the courthouse county.
cory -Te'te,
10. al vi
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for the last six years to the esablishme nj Of
Fruit Nursery, between the Westham
-.AAAs.- Turnpike, and Old River Road, about one
mile above the City Of Richmond s now enabled to of
fer to the public selection Of Fruit Trees Crane
Vines, &c., embracing the best varieties known 10 our
sul,ure, with those OF highest reputation, recently
brought into notice, by dsinguihe Horiculursts of
other countries. Among the Fruit Trees are
Apples, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries
Pears, Plums, Nectarines, Ounces, &c.
And he has now upwards Of fifty varieties of native and
foreign Grape Vines selected with particular regard to
our latitude, and embracing, as he confidently believes
the very best kinds both for wine and the table which
have been foundto suit our climate. Among his native
varieties the
Catawba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, Schuylkill, Muscaden
Coopet's Wine Grape, &c.
Cuttings OF the various descriptions Of Grapes will
be furnished to those who, at the usual difference Of
price, may prefer them to rooted vines.
he has also a regular supply OF Asparagus Plants
All Of which will be sold at comparatively moderate
prices and so packed TO reach the purchaser without
the hazard OF injury, almost unavoidable from more
distant Nurseries Catalogues will be furnished TO an
pIican's at the Nursery. JOHN CARTER
Dec. Is 65-w,f