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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 10. 1890

"WEDNESDAY, JiU. ~, 1880.
On motion Of Mr.. Christian, the House aproed TO
proceed tomorrow 10 the election of n Sergeant at
Arms, in place Of p. Francisco dec
Mr. Swanson moved ~ instruct the Committee Of
Courts Of Justice to enquire into the expedency of
limiting the Sheriifa'ty TO one year Negativcd-
ayes 40, noos CO.
Mr.. Cusilcmuu offered The following resolution
which was ndoptcd-nyes sc, noes Is:
Resolved, That tho Committee for Courts of Jus-
tice he instructed to enquire into the expedicncv of
80 amending the laws concerning the nomination and
appointment Of Shcrilfs, ms to require the Comfy
Courts to nominate but person at n time for that
Office; and also into the expedency of fixing some
uniform role on the subject. removing all uncertainty
as to what constitutes seniority amongst the acting
Justices
Mr.. Maxwell, from he Select Committee reported
bill TO re organize the Executive. TThis bill leaves
the time NJ which Tho Governor sha II no into Office
IN blank, also the salaries Of the Executive and its
ofic re
The engrossed bill "lmiting real actions and ripbt
OF entry" was discussed large by Mr. Leigh and
Mr. Dawson ond passed without dissent ITbis
bill provides that al write or fsrmedon in descender
remainder o. revcrtcr, Of any lands tcnemcpts M
bercdetomcns, whatsocyor, hereafter to be brorgb,
up an ''le cause, heretofore accrued or who's
her a or may accrue, shall b. sued within gC,c,
Jeors--next after such title OF action acorn
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brom he baltimore American of. Ja, IL
REVIEW OF THE MARKET

r.
.ahes-Durine the year 1880. there wera :,
nn8 casks Pot and 81 casks Pearl Ashes
oTTEEkClfRoN BARK INSPECTION OF 1890
There were inspected during the vear 7ot hbSo
OF Querctron Bark weighing -4o2 tons ''''''
Bread Large sales of Bread were rnade d,r;,o
M week i"r export to the Pacific and the Wesi
ind'es' at SO per br. for Navy, and 81 pcr bril- far
C2B,e.-The trode came forward NOR. f,soI,, chi.
week and fair business has been transacted rTbe
sales OF Rio which have come to our knowlado
comprise upwards 1900 bags, old and new Gran. q,
prices ranging from 10 n | cents per In nc IN ,i
ny. Strong smelling Rio is readily toLor
cents and there is but little of that descrinto,
remaining IN market We note sales of no r..
goo quahty Java; at 10 cents; and of SO ba os
81. Domingo at Ga 81 cents At auction IN d.,
% uerces Jamaica Coffee. part Of which was dam
ed were sold at a 1O3 cents as in condition and
quality. '''''' a"o
Conon'-A lot of Upland was sold this week Al,
iOa cts per Id. credit. few bales Ionis;sna
brought I25 cts. 4 months
FLOUR
Ho'Oard street Flour The market has been ,uito
euuy 'his week, and transactions TO a considerable
extent have taken place. The sales from stora
which are supposed to be equal at least 70 the ro
ceipts, have been uniformly made at Is rs nor bb
cash. and we quote hat price to-day as the fair sor.
ra;eImarket hrm, and stock light. The wagon
price has ranged this week from IS .624 to s.. ca.
and occasionally as high 50 rs per Dbl
City Nils Hour.-An active business bos boor
done this week We note sales of 500 bbls FREQ of
at Sooz5 ana ooo 0bls OF same description al
SSoo4 cash. Sales of standard quality 10 the extent
ct upwards of 5000 bbls have been made NJ az so
per DBL very generally for cash or interest added and
IN an instance or two at so davs credit without inter
est The market is firm to-day, and the tendency
rather to an advance in price
ousqHehnnndh Ftonr.-Three parcels of 500 bbIs
each, one of 100 bbls and one or two of a sn1oIor
amount making an aggregate of about $500 hills
have BEEN sold during the week Mt IS .62I nor SbI
cash' me stock on hand is light and the market
hrm, with all inclination to Improvement
Corn :MeaL Sales ofbbls. at 3 S325.
rye FIour-The wagon price of LIST il 81 ab and
OF I'd S375 per Dbl. The store price of LIST 10 d so
and Of I'd 4,25. p''O
me inspections of the week, ending on Thursday
evening, comprise the following kinds and quantities
viz 1'ee,
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Extract ora Letter, dated

ASuTNGToN, 18th January 1881.
Gn THURSDAY. q ANNA ed discussion aroso in
the House of Representatives. ON the amendment To
the general appropriation bill, offered by Mr. Stan
berry to strike out the salary of the Russian Minis
tiers. Mr Stanberrv offered few remarks ASSIGNING
his reasons for the motion. He was followed bv Mr..
Malarv and MIR Burgess in support of his motion -
Mr. B. was exceedingly vehement and eloquent The
speakers in opposition were Messrs Carson Archer
Wayne. Coke, and Cambreleng With the exception
of the latter these gentlemen chiefly defended the an
preparation upon the proper grounds and indicated
the selection of Mr. Randolph account of his
public services splendid talents and Roma pa rntisn,
The gent lemen from Virginia might we'll have beon
excused for tn" hyperbole of their encomum especi
ally forgetting the time when the orator of Roanoke
was doomed to the osracism, even by his brethren of
Virginia.
Mr.. WAYNE had the misfortune to occunv thu d,o.
as the representative Of State which once honoured
the orator by calling of It's Counties Randolpb
and subsequently dishonored him by chanping tho
name OF the County from Randolph tn that OF Jasper
phe journals of the Legislature of Georgia will f,r
nsh the "noftUs stirring increment of the procedure
IN the recitation of which, may be found deseron of
the "Republicsn Party" ''Fory" adherence to the
enemies of his country" and amalgamation with the
blue light party" Notwithstanding this denuncia,ion
and prescription, Randolph, not having the fear of
Georgia before his eyes persisted in his opposon 10
the administrations of Mr.. adison and Mr. Monroe
not to say to that Of Mr. Jefferson from and after the
famous debate upon Greggs resolution. Mr.. Cam
breleng also presented himself upon the tribune and
exhibited complete parallel OF a vehement madcap
the tribune of the Chamber of Deputies in that
ton not most remarkable for serenity cannot con-
ceive of more inane and exravagant eulogium than
his upon Mr. Randolph; and was forced TO laugh
outright when he arrived ut the very summit of his
applause and ascrbed to his Apollo the eloouence Of
Clay aud the logic of Webster!
Ills fnsian was valuable of it's consummate
righteousness; but his rudeQess Mr. Stanberry and
MIR Burgess was disgusting to every auditor and sub
jected him to the rebukn of the gentleman in the
Chair.
This debate hal not yet closed; and vii probably be
renewed on Monday. | suppose the occasion has on.
ly been taken to elicit expression of disupproba-
ton of he appon,men, OF Mr.. Randolph and his con
duct abroad. No other end possibly be gained
The appropriation must be made
Ehe prospect is. that the claim of Mr.. Monroe will
fail There II very little here except the al orcs
which have circulated some time of serious oppo-
ston in the Senate 70 certain treaties and of the
continued disagreement Of some of our high officers
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mas Just come to hand this morning. and is M. ve,
sou sou frori the inquiries which we hive made To-
aay we are enabled to state that rooj red whs,,
wouio now readily command 81 90 per busbcl A
sa.e OF 1000 bushels common quality red wheat was
lade from store Yesterday; the precise rms bn "a
no. 'fanspired, but we know that the parcel wos SOL,
az small traction over $3.50 per bushel 7, il ;n
'ended we learn, for immediate export TO En,snd
C9rn-I'he only parcel of Corn which reached ,ho
,afhe, TINS week came to hand this morning and b,s
NOT yet been Sold Sales of parcels of Corn in S,ora
nave been made this week for export, a. 81 and O.
cents per bushel for new whie and yellov. and IN
parcel OF prime old yellow at 20 cents. o"'
Rye.-No receipts this week. A LOT in s,o,.
70 nave been sold at 20 cents per busbeI . ~
Oas'-We know of no receipts nor sales
Ctoser Seed-Sales of prime lots from {, ora ~ :,
considerable extent have been made in tho CONE -
the week at $3.50 bushel Sales of lo. No, on;,"
prime at S6a5 The fair store rate TO-DAY for gooS
10 prime seed is $6.25 Sc SO The wsgon n nE"s
"si ranged from % sc. per busbel, as IN ouaty
=, F.ar'eed.-The general gon price appeo1s 70 Se
S''sa per bushel; and the store price 81 Is. " &c
piE0, on Monday 10th inst. Mrs MANY Mcc,nr
uec" ABOUT 81 years, consort of DR.. John IT McCobo
OF TINS town-The deceased was very onnaraI" y"
teened Tor those mild and una.sumno virtnss uh;sh
Pre-eminently adorned her character
Lee k..~
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Executors Sale.

~-,Yr,, i'NCCutUTS OaIe.
" n .r DC sold on Thursday, the 2o,h day Of jan
AZ or % Negroes; amongst hem NAV be Eund 49,
., me most valuable Negroes that BELONGED 70 lie
is"t. OF The late John Mnge-a Smiths Cooks
ing stable; Riders, Maid Servants. a rongb shin
LIP and Cauker, and likely Bows; BE-
SIDES several families of most excellent cb,rnc
- g sue wlshng to purchase, will seldom meet with
Iii; ;;S 'n opportunity TO supply themselves with
'''S "'u vi property JOHN, WILLIAM g.
si,,,, COLLIER Ii MINGE
-! !! ..-eooto 3tc Exors of John MInpe decd
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49, FAIRS FASHIONS sD

'ILh bOODS, .HTERINO SH1WT 4
'iih io'iowing elegant new aud fashionable Silks
are Just received, and now opening by the sinh,
scriber and for s,le at reduced prices: y '"e su'-
Rich changeable figured "Llonese. :" sil,,s of,o
elegant patterns " " anu
rive pieces more OF those rich and glossy black ItaI
en nust rings which have given so much set,sfsc
Black Inquired mandarines, to ladies in roou,r;rc,
desirable article - mourning
h'Gh lead colored figured Egyptianenne to those r..
Elegant figured and striped oricntaliue tar .-o,;,o.
dresses ANt e'SAinS
.1LSO:
Thybet wool square shawls S"a"i'
Coiosed English rnerino cloths
Glossy white French sat,ins
WIN many new and fashionable fancy Drv Goods
! opening and for sale at 10y 'oouS'
Mer erin ., Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
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BtGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

-" l. drawing expected Tc-Dsy. AVE-
CAPITALS:
asa prize each of $4,000. 10000, 1000, 1000 md
T T,oS prizss each of 900, 500, 400 and 800
ilcSes IS, halves SO, quarters o..
Virginia Wellsburg Lottery, No. 3. to he draw,
at the Eagle Hotel To- Morrow, at O'Clock in ,ha
CAPITALS:
] Prize of Sis, ooO-e prize, each of r. mn
80 acSo4nio prizes each of 0OO 500, 400 aoo and
o-mickets 81, halves Q, quarters For sale bu
jan ~ THOS RIccEp ~
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WEE BOOKS at r. j. SMITHS.
'<hE SEPARATION-A Novelty the An
II thoress of Flirta - "

II thoress of Filtration
~ rec conversation on the nnpardonabIe SIM where
IN the biasphemy against the Holy Spirit the Final
Aposiacy' and the Sin unto DEATH are shown 10
~, nave been originally distinct, BY James p Wilson
Elements OF hiythe'cgyi classical Tables of the
ureeks and Romans: TO which are added some no.
tces OF the Syrian. IIindoo, and Scandina Wan Su-
Perstitions, together with those OF the American
Nations; the whole comparing Polythesm with
ttue Religion For the use of Schools: By the
author of American Popular Lessons"
Treatise on Fever-By Southwood Smith, NJ. D.
Physician to the London Fever Hospital Also
another supply of
and Religion NNs
nnenrys Commentary: vols vo. Best Edition.
Rev Robert Halls Works-complete
New Testament Royal vo. superior edition.
Peari Pocket Blbe--elegant and plain.
Peter Parey's Tales of Animals
Bonnycasiles Mensuration.
Cruises Digest of the Laws OF England, ON Roal
Property.
SCOTS Commentary, VERY low.)
&c. &c. &c.
Jan 10
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wish to purchase or hire. four or five Good lam
NV to- Mr. Ioh w" W; liberal price win be given Ap
the subscriber, at Tuckahoe "'"'"oho' or to
ian eo-e,wc,. f. l.. WIGHT.
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Notice.

VOtlce.
vIrae of Deed of Trust, dated 10Th Oa-
Uoo- ao'o' and recorded in the Clerks Os6ce Of
90 county Court, executed the subscriber
as trustee by Nelson Cary: For the satisfac,io- ~ 80
p creditors VIII De sold Il the Springfield ptS
W. fienFco on Saturday the gid instant if fa, #
,;e next fair day Sundays excepied) at Pubic
quantity Oh furniture, and about 1000 bushels ~
coHi' Ihe terms will be cash. Tor all sums of $40
Ron5 credit OF six months for larger sums
81 s " III approved security, will be required oP
liie purchasers. The creditors of Nelson Corv NO
requested TO attend the sae "'t
ian l0--eo6t
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BOOKS CgEaP

BOOKS CHEAP.
j r. NAoa respectfully informs the public. Tint
!, Ill ,shuS reducing his stock and to accomplish
II, viii sell at cost, for cash only, Till the Grpt Of
90
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w inter Goods.

HJOlNI |, duihl, and fancy striped blankets
- o. 81 iO-4, LID, I2-i and I3-4 rosa do
some very superior, of our importation
III . Jun, ana dark mkt kerseys, for negro men
PARK striped hnsey, for negro women
large assortment of Gentlemen's Tartan nl,id
camb'et, and plaid camhict c!oa..s P'1'''
IL 20 o. Ladies circassian, inn, alton Marine,
hed nanneis OF every quality; some of our im2or
ia'On, OF very superior quality
Whte 90 do do
Low priced dark mkt sattinets
Superior Oxford, steel cadet and princes mix, L.,
~ colour and quality
TOT sale. on very favorable terms bv
+. Il e JAMES & co
- ~ Ic-S4t Marker
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BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.

Ill mn " EDNESDAY, the 26th inst AT II o,c,o.L
WI De SOLD at our Store. eighty packages shoes con-
OF mems and boys brogans, do Goa rse and fin.
.e eg shoes, negro shoes OF large sizes msSas
made brogans a n e. eh.'ent'ary
ian IL ~ ~ So- hucts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-22

FHNO MR. THOMAS + RANDOLPH. Sin: You
n will be pieased 10 AXE nooe, that I shall. on
Monday, the ~ Gay Of February next, at the house
aud tavern Of Thomas Meriimzn; in The county Of
PoThssn, between the hours OF o'clock 10 the moro
ing and sunset Of the dsv, proceed TO take III
depositors OF Pleasant Ferry, William w. Atkinson,
ing IN be Superior Court Of ChsnocSy, tor the Rich
mond district, in which you plaintiff and myself and
Others afe dclcndants If. from any cause, the ssid
depO,ons not taken the day Aforesaid, shall
continue al the place from day 10 day. until they
al tsken. Yours, &c,
Jan. IL. 7G-wAw JOS. y. DAVIS.
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{" Mucn yEr wEAA,rs vN,uNG."
ELlyAu'S INTERVIEW.

mr. CAMPBELL.
On iioteb's rock tho prophet stood
The Loid before him passed.
A hurricane in angry mood
Swept by him strong aud fact
The forest fell before Its force,
The rocks were shiver'd in ns course,
God was not in tho blast.
Twas hut tho whiriwind OF his breath,
Announcin. danger, wreck and death.
Il ceased. Tho air grew mute-a cloud
Came, mufiiug up tho sun;
WHOM, thro' tho mountain, deep and loud
An earthquake thudderod on;
The ffi.htod eagle sptang IN air.
Tho wolf ran bowling from his lair;
God was not In tho storm.
Twas but tho rolling Of lila car,
Tho usmPling of His steeds iroui far.
Twas still sgain-apd nature stood
And caln'd hor rutliod frame;
Whom swim from Heaven a hery booi
To earth devourin< came.
Down 20 the depth the ocean lied,
Tho sickening sun lcokd wan and dead,
Yet God hll'd not the flame,
Twas but the terror of his eye
That lishten'd through the troubled sky.
AT Last a voice all slill aud small,
Roso swectly on the ear;
Yet rose 60 shrili and clear that all
In heaven and earth might hear.
Il spoke OF peace, IL spoke OF love,
II spoke as angels speak above
And God hirnsolf was there.
For oil. IT was Fathers voice,
That babe tho trembling world rejoice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-22

NIOrlCE "A vacan having occurred in The Fs.
1 male Department OF the Richmond Laness;etisn
school by the death OF the late teacher Miss Rebecea
- u. hnel', u becomes necessary that The Board of
Trustees apr DIN, suitable person as ,uccessor r.
MS end All who may be disposed apply are ,tour
sd 10 send In their applications. accompanied be sas.
acory testimonials as to qualifications TO the Secyesry
OF The Board before the third FJsy In Febtus,
nex, The salary is 800 per snnurn, psysbl, a;,ss.
teTly. BY resolution OF the Board of Tr1.,ees
Ian'e' 14-2'wfw JOHN 9. MYERS, Ses'y,
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Richmond. Il, jim. 1890. 7s--2aw2w-wf

HBUBLIC SALE By vr US OF a deed trust, ex.
u. eeued by Jeifsrson Swami, the 22I dsy Of
September, 1929 and recorded in The clerks Office of
POwhaar, fo purposcs therein mentioned, will be sold
TO the highest bidder al public auction for ready mo
Dey, Al POwhatau courthouse, he tbi Wedne sday
IN March mex, (beins court tay) tact Of Land Of
100 are, lying in the county of Powbstan. adjoining
he Lands Of Richard Taylor aud SAMUEL Drake and
here 80 much thereof may lie necessary to sat-
fy the slid deed o rus-snd such title as il ytsed
Ia Ne ~ b. conveyed to the putcha,sr.
j n. l6 1881. 77-w2m THE TRUSTEES.
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JanuarY 26. 1890

AlSSOLU1 iON.-1he Co-pattnefship heretGf re
g existing between Tbs subscrihers under the firm
Of BAR Anderson, s this day dissolved by mutual
couseDtAlI persons having claims against the same.
will present them 10 Beverley Blair; and these indebted
o tie concern will make payment to bim-ha, only.
bsiOg authorized 10 receive aud grant discharge for The
sarDe. BEVERLEY BLAIR.
chmOnd 3l,t Dec. 1880 DAVID ANDERSON.
THE Subscriber will continue TO transact commits.
sion business a, the stand Cary street, heretofore
cupied by Blair s. Anderson To The pstrous OF that
he tenders his Acknowledgements and assures
them, and the public generally, that any business
hdsd 10 lis care, shai receivs unremitted attention
The books aud papers Of Blair Anderson being left iD
hi, custody, he invites all those having claims sgains:
them, 10 call on him for payment; and those indebted,
TO qn date ID cir respective baauceshe, only, being
authorized, may be seen by the advertisement above,
TO recei aud grant discharges for The same.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond let jan. 1880. 73--2aw2w-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-22
REMOVAL OF THE CHOCTAwS
CHAIN CABLE IRON.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

2lst December, 1880.
* EALED proposals will he received at th. oifi
~ until the 20 of January fur ish aud d, liver
the \ avy Yard, Washington ID. C., the following de-
-cribed Chain Cattle Iron, viz:
$500 links l-s inch diane er--2 20 inches long SO
links IA inches diameter-29 inches long.
1850 links Is 10 inches diameter-23 inches long
81 links l l6 inches dismeter-26 inches long.
1850 iinks l3 l6 inches dameier-22 incl e. ong-l7
Ink. 10 l6 iuches diameer-2 5 inches long.
$3.50 iiuk- 5-S inches dsmster- 20 inches long-80
links 34 inches diameter-2i inches long.
SUD- links ! inches dianeter--IS inches iong-32
links D inches diameteI-22 inches long.
2O0O hnks is inches diameier-l4 inches loug-32
links Ia inches danrtsr-l7 inches long.
The said iron hall he The bssi quality Amer chain
cable iron. IL sba be delivered OF the respective
lengths above speci ID cut off square, and free from
Jaws, or raw and Jagged ends. One-third of the
whole quantity must be delivered by the Let of March;
one-ihrd by the let OF Nay, and the remaining third
by the Isl OF August, 1881. The Inks will be inspec
ed and tested delivery under tbs instructions Of the
COMMANDING officer or In any manner the commission
ers of the Navy shall diIec'.
Bidders will their price sr Mound for the afore.
said iron-the name Of he Furnace Mandatory al
which the iron is TO be mads-and they must state he
names and residences OF their sMeties, al also their
own, moutely SEAL endorse and transmit their offers
hi. office.
Ten per ceutum will he deducted from the amount
OF each payment, account Of deliveries OF tbs said
iron, il addition to the bond given for the due and
.athfui performance CT the contract and will not be
paid until all the Inks hall have been bent tested
and the contract fully executed, unl-ss spe ciaIly au.
'hori'ed and directed by the commissioners Of the
Navy.
Jan. o. Soft
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Hs'over, Jan. 6. 7s-wrI7

EBUBLIC SALE Wi b., said, on Thu.day 2Tlh
"a OF thi- month (January) If fair, IL not the next
far day, on the PLANTATION belonging to the tate of
John w Tomlin, deed in King William county, OPP
poSt- the town Of New Castle, large sto Of Horses
Cat lie, Sheep and III g-; Fix seven hundred barrels
Of Corn quantity Of blade and top Fodder--also one
wagon. several OS aud Tufnbr Carts, and all tho
Plan alton Utensils &c. Sc. cre!i, until the fret of
January. 1892 will be allowed all sums shove ten
dollars upon the purchasers sivng bond h approved
security; Tor that sum al under cash will b. reauif.
ed WIN. CUNNINGHAM
Admir- De bonis non OF w Tomlio, dec.
Hanover, Jan. l3, 1881 76-ytds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-22

HDRiVATE SCHOOL II have employed MIR. CIe-
q ment +. Harris, gentleman OF experience. abl-
ties and xcepiionahle moral character TO teach INV
children the coming year, and will take few boys un.
der the age OF 10 into my family boarder.; though
The school will in the wno1 list Of but ten scholars
MIR. Harris teaches the Latin, Greek and French
Languages and the usual braoches of Engih Educate
Taught in our academies. There still three va.
cancies 10 the school! Those who may think the .itua-
ton aesiTabl', will please make immediate application
as the school will commence the l7h OF this
mouth. Boys living with will be considered, for
the time being, members OF family aud any nd.
van'ages ny own children may have in respect TO
morals aud manners will be extended to them. The
price OF bUard aud tuition will be hundred and ten
dollars l reside in The Forks OF III mover, rs miles
from RchmONh Letters addressed 10 NewtouDd Mill,
Hanover, VIII receive attention.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD.
Ha' over, Jan. g. 73-wu7
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SIR CthRLES-whoss coils will sui, m os. wh
~ breed TO tmO, because they are running and win
ming; and hose who breed to ssI, becau,s they are
sellQg at hieb priees,-will stand, the mex, season.
spring ioSo' az my Stable In th. county OF Chester
Geld, within one nils Of MooJy's Tavern rs rom Pc
tersbufg' and 20 miles from Richmond. Terms. &c
hereafter. WM n IOuNSoN
Chesier6 Id, Jan. 1. 7s~2,wT
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.M Tor the lat six years TO the establishment of
ESs&" FTut Nursery, between the Westham
~scA.-- Turnpike, aud Old River Road, about one
mile above the City of chmond, is now enabled to of
ler TO the public selection OF Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, &c., embracing the best varieties known TO our
culture, with hose OF highes, reputation, recently
brought into notice, by disngui he'd HorticuIturiss Of
oher countries Among the Fruit Trees are
Apples, Peaches. Apricots, Cherries
Pears, Piuns, " c,arnes, Ounces, sc.
And he has upwards Of IF varieties OF native and
icrsiso Grape Vines, selected with pari cular regard to
our latitude and embraciog as he confidently believes
'he bsi kind, both Tor wine and The table, which
have been found 10 sY climate Among his naive
varieties are he =
Catawba, celebrated for wine
ls'bsla, SchuyIkilI, Muscadeli
Coopets Wine Grape, SC.
Cuttings of the various descriptions IF Grapes. will
be furnished to those who, at the usual difference Of
price, may prefer them to rooted vines
He has also regular supply of Asparagus Plants
All OF which will be sold at comparatively moderate
prices aud packed 20 reach the purchaser without
the heard of injury, almost unavoidable from more
distant Nureres. Catalogues will be furnished to APP
phi ants at the Nursery. JOHN CARTER.
DEC. 10 65-wf