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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-05

\ provision which does not. secure to the people direct choice of their Chief Magistrate, but has a tendency to defeat their will, presented to my mind such an inconsistency with the general spirit of cur institutions, that was induced to sug- gest for your consideration the substitute which appeared to ne at the same time the most likely to correct the evil and to meet the views of our constituents. The most
 mature reflection since has added strength 10 the belief that the best interests of our country require the speedy adoption of some plan calculated to effect this end.-- AcoEtingency which sometimes places 1t in she power of q single member Of the House of Representatives to decide an election of so high and so solemn character, is unjust to the people, and becomes, when It occurs, a. source of embarrassment to inc individuals thus broughtinto power, and cause Of distrust of the representa- tive body. Liable as the confederacy is, from its great extent, to parties founded Hpon sectional interests, and a eorrespond- Ing multiplication of candidates for the Presidency, the tendency of the constitu- tlonal reference, to the House of Repre- ssentatives, is. to devoise the election upon that body in almost every instance, and 1, Whatever choice may be then made among the candidates thus presented to them, to swell the influence of particular interests to degree inconsistent with the general good. The consequences of this feature cf the Constitution appear far more threaten sng to tue peace and integrity of tho pn-
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-05

The Presidents Message has excluded this week, the humorous production of our correspondent, DioK oLpFELlow;"- promise limit shall appear ill our next. It may not be amiss to admonish the beaux and belles of our town. that in his Christ mass gambols, he is disposed to break . spear With each.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-05

Our valuable correspondent :. NJ has favored us with a typographical sketch of Crawford County, which we will take the earliest opportunity of laying before our readers.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-05
 THE AHDSoCAH'fS.
LITTLE ROCK, cK,......gANuARy5 ,, 1891.

The extreme length of the Presidents .Nessage, which occupies nearly Che whele of our paper, has excluded much original matter, intended for to-day's Advocate, as well as every other description Of news. Ilie importance of this document, Ilowov. CT, justidcs ns in giving 1t entire, as it must generally be read with ayidity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

'EllE subscriber has for sale, at his farn miles
above Richmond, the trees . years old, any rea
sonable quantity at the genuine Morus Alba, white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as tic season IS rcw ap
preaching IN which they may be transp'anted, he Is
DESTROYS Of receiving orders from as MANY persons as
may be vi want of the ariclc and as he is well salts
fed that the silk culture must he nfthe most pro
ftabe branches the agrculturist his aiten-
ton 60, he hopes to be the means of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred otherwise deliv-
cradle in Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof. j. w. SMITH.
n B.--OrdeTs may be left at Scott s. Smiths, E
street, Richmond oct I-2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
A. l.. Bolts g. CHARLES Il. BOTTS.
Nil n n M

.4TTOR-NIES ut L.1W.
VIZ; Subscribers will regularly uttcud The courts
y Ield !. the city of Richmond They promise
i'nhid aud dligent attention to any business SAtris
todto them. a. L. BOTTS
Gil. Il BOLTS.
a. L. Bolts proposes 10 establish in the city of
NlcimOGd Il General Agency Office IN connrxi0n
with the practice Of The Lazy to cu,,t Claims nd
tons, publicly or privately procure loans money
ana 10 dispose of the same In every instance the
Commissions vii lie moderate.
The subscriber wond be glad to draw deeds of
conVryunces, and in trust deeds 10 as Trustee.
Any person having claims of doubtful character
"onIu Go well To apply to him ts have them arranged,
and that if they please condltionally-ln any matter
OF ciihc"lty able legal advice will be procured with
ou' additional charge.
iariap on extensive acqiian; ance in The State,
those wishing to lend or borrow sums of money
would DO well 20 apply 10 him--ihis be done free
OF postage, and If not suitably negotiated no loss
INCONVENIENCE ran he sustained Every honorable
eSeiI2 SCI nc lsaa and teu1ost rerncie risQue
hszfNd as Tar as the Subscriber is concerned any
ertr-ted to liiG by seller buyer, bor-
rover lender.
Having been for the last ten wears member of
the Council of Virginia, he has necessarily become
ceRyegsant with the sbioct of kand claims for rtro-
tsfioaary essriees-such claims will he attended 10
for the conditional compensation OF one fourth II OF
tanned, nothing if not allowed Tn atlendn, to such
claims he-v2ill be aided by gentleman of much
perience and who hns devoted much time the
Attached to his office will be established if desired
by the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, Read
ing Room and Exchange Office, under The manage
nlent o. suitable person; and wherever agent
aueHoncer Of any description may DC employed, due
care VIII be observed.
The above establishment will 60 into operation the
LIST of April next or earieraud # so, due notice will
be given 4. L. Bolts.
,cb l7-iT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
ANTI. ANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING:

UI2OR the easy attainment 4 fee, expeditions
d 81 permanent current hand, as adapted nlts mod
,fcation to private life, the man Of business the stu
den, aud ladies.
MR.. GLASCOTT, pupil OF Mr. Carpenter, pus-
itiyey and IN the most unequIvoca manner, assures
those persons whose handwriting may be any way
imperfect, that by tie above system, he impaEts in
tecire Easy Lessons, TO ladies, neat rapid and fash
ionable hand, truly elegant and lady-hke-and TO
gentlemen asyle at once bold, free and expeditions,
and expressly calculated for mercantile pursuits,
gardless how long they may have been babituated to-
or how defcen, may be their present mode of writing
Ny @. will have his evening school from I'LL g.
yThe day tnne will be devoted 10 his attendance on
families
n. DISCRIMINATION through the Post Office
shall be promptly attended to.
| woull recommend Mr.. Glasoott, pupi! Of nine,
as every way qualified to teach the Ami. ADguar
Method of pcnmanship, ard feel assured that lie will
DO justice to those who may extend their patronage
towards HIM. y. CARPENTER.
ian c5-Thf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
a Teacher Wanted.

IHNHE subscriber wishes to engage the assistance
N Ofa Teacher who can give satisfactory eyi- :
deBce OF hls ability To teach the Greek and Latin LAM
guagcs, or either of them sngly His school viii b
located between Charlottesville and the University,
and will probably require the undivided attention or
two Instructors. The session of ths school may
DO expected to commsnce from the ist TO the 10Th
OF March. The prospect, Of the school such
20 warrant the expectation Of haOdsome eoDpsns1-
ton to the teachers. Applications may be made no
I'll nc 10. &c MArcr. ~ nfi '''-s M1t'al As
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
NOW GRINDING

Grisrold's Patent Concaue Grist JILL, Nth
Granite Stones.
Nh ESSRS. EXALLS, Machnists of Richmond
LIVE having model of this Mill at their workshop
near the Circus, and being authorized, will contract
to bHild Mills upon this improved principle to grind
AL sorts of grain at opert ton. The superior
advantages of tins Mill will appear obvious rom lis
chcapness, durability, usefulness, and simplicity of
construction.
Mills this plan will cost from $50 to 5000. lex
elusive of the Right S25,) and will grind from 90 to
go bushels per day by hand hnlse, water or steam
power. GEORGE w HOWARD,
Agent for the Patentee, at the Bell Tavern.
feb I'D If 4s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
DOMESTIC GOODS.

TENHE Subscribers have for sale, consigned then
Il by the Manufactures of New England. &c.
great varisry of DOMESTIC GOODS, BY tbe
Package and will sell favorable terms Ss they
can he bought at II Philadelphia or New York
they refer in Richmond to Messrs, L. Webb a. Co.
and Mcssrs F. and u james C Co.
GRANT g. WARD,
No. 4. Lonnan Row. Hanover 81,
Baltimore FEB. ?. 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
A Select School.

MFRS VALUE respectfully informs the Ladies
I'VE OF Richmond. that she proposes opening her
School on Tuesday, lst of Ma CHI next. Her School
room being spacious we-lghleG IND airy, she can
engaged
Mrs Value will Systematically and faithfully teach,
all the useful and nal branches of Female
Education. Terms made known at Mrs. Edmund
Andersons. In solicit 6 the patronage of the La
Dies of this enlightened and refined community. she
sc.zos the opportunity of expressing to them, her
sentiments of tue most profound respect, mingled
with those of, the deepest gratitude. for the support
and encouragement they have universally and inya-
riably given .Cr, since her arrival 10 this city.
fob lG-if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
ENUCATyON.


MY school will be continued the ensuing year.
IV1 My co urse OF instruction will comprehend he
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar.
English Composition, Geography with the usc OF
Maps and Globes Mathematics and Arithmetic
The school will commence on Monday, the c3th of
January, 1851 and terminate on the 10th dav OF De
ccmhcr following. There Will be "a vacation Of four
weeks, commencing on the 10th day of June The
charge for board tuition washing, lodging and fuel
will be ono hundred and ten dollars payable one halt
on the let day OF June. 1881 aud the other half on
the LIST of December following.
The discipline of tie school viii be parental and
as much care and kiudgcss will be extended to boys
conidcd TO my instruction. as 10 my children
My residence is remote from the haUnts Of vice
aud immortality, and remarkably healthy Iii situa
ted IN the county OF Louisa. 80 miles from Richmond
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg 10 Carcrsville passes by
my residence and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg wHhiu short distance Of %.
B.it"rs mo should H. Directed To "Gurdncr's =.
Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
BY PLEASANTS 81 ABBOTT.

tthSiS-->ubs,EirroA 10 the DAILi KitHMoAr NHie 10
City subscribers ST. year, gnd 10, shorter period the
of So year, parable IN advance hc, sent b,
mail $40 year.
An'lhrisiNo For ore square Of IL lines less. QUE i'll
rsTt0a Is cents; two insertions 4; three Insertions - aud
ayeiy succeeding insertion 81 cents.
Ihd.e week, FIST week lj every sucCvcdnr week 81
Twice week,
ts.;tion 80
Once week, succeeding
ssftion 90 cents
AL advertisements also inserted the CoNsrruroSir
HrrG.
transient adsertisers must pay III advance
The number of insertions be noted the Ms they
1 be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
sofdmgly.
Annual Advertisers CHARGED so dollars for Squares
Sd In that proportion for advertisements of greater length;
tlep Auctioces and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
geek, Tuesdays and Frieys five dollars per annm,
tSiyable advance
Forde:rtng-75c square, less, for the frs, in.
scrtor, and so cents FOR each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
G2IboIesaIe lerires @urrss1f.


TttcHHIOHu, FeU'
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, LecE-
fine, lo0lb. S7as
good, 4 n )
fair, 3a 1
refused, ?! a 81
n7a.ufactursd-
LIST quail. cavendish, ID. IS a 10
small twist, no. I, Has
no. ,, call
Flour, city mills, 6 so
canal, q
Wheat, 40
Corn, bush. 20
Cool, best for shipping, IS a 20
inferior, Ia a Is
Cotton, 9 a 81
VARIOUS oTHrR ARTICLES.
BeesiraI, best, i9- a 20
Butler, VI a Ia
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 50all
fresh, 9 25 a 4 so
Bacon, new, 7
Cheese, 7a9
Candies, iallow, mould, 10 a II
sperm 26s27
COBee, w. I. green, II ala
RIO, IL LEA
lava, white, IL a II
ordinary qualities, 10 a IL
Chocolate, no. I, l0al2
CopperaS, ID. 2ka,3
FiSh, herriugs, no. /, 81
shad, no. /, 3 81
mackerel, 40. |, 6Aa7
do. 10. ?, > a IS
do. no. 3, 375
trVit-raisins bunch, box, 8
muscatel, , 75
Feathers, livs geese, good, -33a35
Glass, window, sxl0, 50'Gci,
, 20 l0xl2, do. 3
Gunpo,rder, Dupont's, 5 so
Rogers 5
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a 40
Hides, Spin, suR-dried, l6 a Is
salted, l2a15
Indigo, Spin fo;ant, lb.l 5Oa1 IS
Iron, Swedes, ton, % u 100
English, so
American, 80 a SO
Lard, new, 7!as
Lime, %
Leather, sole, Is n -
upper ! IS a 2 20
Lumber, clear, 1000 Il. %
merchantable, II ala
Mahogany, ST. Dom. #. II a %
Bay, "a 10
-NotaSses, gal. n. o. 81 a 30
w. India, generally, 80 a 80
.Hed', bushcl, 75a1O
Nails, cut, Id. 81
OIL, linseed, gal. so
tanners, Dbl. Is aI3l
sperm. winter prsd. gal. so
do. summer do. 65 a 20
Oats, bush. 35a37
PtdiSter of'Pdris, ton, ) IS
Pork, prime, Dbl. il4
mess, II 80
flesh, (hogs,) 100lbs . 80 a S.
Rice, Carolina, (newJ 2 rs a 8
Sugar, loaf16a2Ol, iunpl4aI6
". o. brown, 100 his. 6 as
ST. Croix, do-7Aa TO-
muscovadoes, 81 a8
SAT-, sack, Liy. filed, D a24
ground alum, ? a ? l-3
SdttPetre, ID. 9! alO
Spirits
brandy, coguac. gal,I4aal5O
apple brandy, new, 38alO
peach do. 40 a 80
rum, ST. CroiX e. Ant. GO a 81
do. New England, 40 a ~
gin, Holland, 80 a los
do. AmEican, SO a 30
WbiSkey, ~
STEEL, German. lbi2ali
English hlistered. IL
Amer. do. 5Ia6
Shot, cwt SIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
SALES.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 8 co
DRY GOODS.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
DRY GOODS.
On WEDNESDAY next, esd inst. at 10 o'cloca,
at our auction rooms, VIII be sold, large ussort-
ment of new and seasonable DRY GOODS, lust
received from New York, amongst which, are
Blue, blk. olive brown, mixed and drab broad
cloths
Blue and drab cassmercs
few ps. hnc sattinetts
DO Rouen cassimeres
White and green fannes
Baugup cords
Supetfne English merno cloths, biz and cold
Cases new style fancy prints
Merno ginghdms
MerIno and Valencia slawls
Madras hdkfs
Fancy chlnlz cravats
Plaid domestic hdMs
llair cord and plaid cambria muslins
English bandannah hdkfs
Valencia vesting
Bundle and pound pins
Bundle twine
Large size int shell comus
Real she'll DO
Pearl and gilt buttons
ALSO,
20 bales "A brown cottons
20 do cotton osnaburgs
Blk and yellow Navarinoes
feb II d, a. 6 co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
New Books Received.

New Books Received
TENHE Young Lsdy's Book, msnGef OF Elegant
Il Recreations, Exercises and Pursdis-Marti-
nets Manual Of Pathology, second edition. Abercrom
bic on the Diseases of the Brain--scoe's Surgical
Anatomy--Wheaton's Reports, n12 volumes-6tlr
volume OF Randolphs Reports and many others just
published, and for sale by J. H. NASH.
f,h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

AZ "a from Charleston, for sale, By
feb l7-,f If CHARLES PALMER,
WE offer .for-sa.e. tho, toiowigg 90 ODS, nov
ESQ Bags green coffee
terccs do
40 hhds New Orleans sugar
20 do St. Croix do
so do New Orleans molasscs
90 do New Orleans rum
10 do New England do
100 bbls do do
boxes lump sugar
i0 half boxes 8 X 10 glass
60 boxes lemons
20 do oranges
go do "MIddeberrers" SOAP
725 reams wrapping paper
90 casks cheese
50 half tcirccs fresh rice
GO bbls mess and prime pork
bales cotton oZuaburgs
9 cases handsome prints
ne Rare in Store.
% hhds ST.. Croix and Porto Rico sugars
500 bbls No 3, mackerel
400 sacks salt
Nails. loaf sugar
200 boxes mould candles
Cotton yarns soal leather
feb i7--6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
GREEN COFFEE, &c.
4 ANDlNG This Morning from schooners Effort,
h Planter, Dorchester and other vessels, Just ar
rived at Rockets, and for sale at our office,
2l0 bags prime coffee
so boxes sperm candies
10 casks lamp oil. superior quality
so hhds ST Croix sugar, part prime
II bids N Orleans do
ID hhds molasses
10 hhds and 81 bbls 7vhiskey
90 hhds Northern rum
40 bbls gin
1000 bushels potatoes, suitable for seed or
table use. OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co.
feb I7-3t if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
Trust Sale of Real Estate.

Trust Sale of Real Estate.
DURSUANT 10 a Decd of Trust, exc cutcd to
D. the subscriber by Nelson Cary, bearing date
The 10th day Of November 1880 and duly recorded
i'll the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court for the
City Of Richmond, in order To- secure the payment of
4 certain sum Of money due from Nelson Cary g.
Co. to George Il. Reed, aud costs of carrying this
Trust into eXecuuon-wiil Gc sold on he premises
Friday the 25lh inst or the next fair day, pre-.
cscy at o'clock, a. NJ lot OF Ground living Just
below the Richmond Dock, containing about one
ucrc, on which there il stage erected for loading
vessels with Coal Terms made known on the day
ofsalc. 5 MAYNARD, TRUSTEE.
feb IG-Gt
Nj OTlCE.-WI be sold at auction or the prCmi.
IN SEES, on he 2Ist March next, "A acres of Land,
fronting on Second street and adjoining the Poor
House tract belonging 10 the city OF Redmond.
credit TILL the LIST August, will be allowed the
purchaser upon his giving satisfactory security
Mr. John Garth Will supcrntcnd the sale To- whom
those inclined to purchase Will please apply for
view ofthc plat and a further description OF the prop
crty. JOHN YALE
Botciour Co Feb. I, 1881. 4w eo8-fch .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
K. B a X z r
DENTIST,

KTERY respectfully informs his friends that be
v will practice in his profession during the shoLt
time he shall stay in Richmond
Having formed connection in his profession, With
4 Dentist in New York, Mr.. B. hopes it will be in
his power to spend month two IN this city every
winter.
BY the kindness of Mrs. Pollard, Mr. b. has
comfortable in her house. directly opposite Ls.
McKIm's. Hours, from A. ~, to 3 p. 81.
feb 12-eod if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
New Books at Nash's.

NOW DOORS at NUSTl 5.
rgNIIE Separation, a Novel. by the authorcss OF
II Filtration" in . vols; Family Library, No
4 Narrative of discovery and adventure in the polar
seas and regions with illustrations OF their climate.
Geology and AN account of the whale Fishery,
by Professor L"sn". Professor jameson, and Hugh
Murray, Esq, i. Il. s.. Family Library, No -;
History of the Bible, by &. Il Gleig-Just published
md for sale BY JOHN II. NASH. feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

Fashionable and Cheap Lace Goods.
A II K. IL JENKINS will be found the following
IA extensive variety of Lace Goods:
5000 yards footing quilting laces of all widths,
qualities and prices
New style and fashionable surplice lace chcmisetts
Do and do lace forclas, capcs collars, pei
crimes, and all the newest style of lace goods
for the neck
An extensive assortment of Ladies' and Inrln Is
lace caps
Rich bobbinett gimp laccs, for cap trimming
Extra wide and rich bobblnett laccs, for trimming
forea capes and founcing dresses
A. Sd, and Cd plain white bobbinett lace, very
cheap.
Also-IOO black lace wells at all prices.
The above Lace Goods forms a very general
sortment of all that is rich, and fashionable and
Will be sold at very low prices. of r. III. JENKINS
Mcrno Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
feb i6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
MAPS OF VIRGINIA.

To Gentlemen.
E1ATENT IMPROVED STOCKS, sc. &c
H III. jenkins Is opening (rcccivcd 10y the
Ext from New York; additional supply ofStocks,
of much richer fabric than any yet offered.
Also-Gcntlcmon's Silk Pocket lIandkerciIcis, Of
every description black Italian Silk and Iaconct
Cravats; lambs-wool, worstod angola and silk Hose
and half Hose best black and wash leather Gloves,
&c Ssc.-for sale at the most reduced prices, at r.
III. JENKINS Merino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry
Goods Store teb9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

Up ICE so uerces prime new Rice Just receIy-
IA I'd from Charleston, for sale, By
feb l7-f If CHARLES PALMER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

's'IlE Subscribers will regularly attcud The courts
4 Aeld II the city of Richmond They promise
aIihim and dligent attention any business Satrs
l'd'o them. a. l.. Bolts,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

WIN give the hghcs; market price, for or 5000
n bushels hax-secd. J. II EUSTACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

'wrorialions. aud vii Nc !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
,y FLETCHEEs * TOLER.

b. kiyog must ihen have been an indusiri-
Gus and hftful man although devoid OF friend
snip, aud even morality and niety which il n
diuerent Character you are went 10 rive To The
Agrieulturlsts ot our neighburhooh for Won
seem TO allow to these neither Industry, nor
skill nor friendship, nor morality, nor religion
A. four DISTINCTION is well for klyop was
the better man. Although we have amongst
US, a few AgriculIurists WHO attempt 10 improve
their estates aud live set the greater portion
are arbltratlng disputes & paving LAWYERS fees
"h'h tney should be mdnurIng their fields a.
drinking, when they should be reading an
rfheciiog by which dispuiing aud drinking.
they become soured against their fellow mos
ttis and hence friendship and morality, and
virtue. and pleiy become lost ana out of reach
Is. lie citizens OF Rockbridge and Augusta
are our nelghbors aud do you include these
amongst The indnleut and ignorant tribe
a. would no, for although they 1--we whis-
key, and many thereby are led 10 ruin yet the
appearance OF their country will prove that
they are an industrious and ingenious ppo-
pie. When one Of the cilizons OF Amherst aud
Nelson may happen 10 he on the Blue Ridge
and from thence takes n view both homeward
and westa ard he will be at the same time both
depressed and delighted yet the countirs of
Amherst and Nelson may got he inferior 10
some otaers thereto adj oning and thu counties
OF Rockorldge and Augusta, have vt much to
learn aud much 10 de- AMHERST.
January, 1881.