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DIAMOND GROVE FOR SALE.
NNHIS desirable place will be sold to any gentle


IL that may wish to purchase privately. 1t con.
tains about 1900 acres, 400 Of which is supposed
TO be River and Creek low grounds. II will be sold
credi, OF three annual payments; but by paying the
interest the principal will not not be demanded
ting ia years upwards And, also, thou
fand dollars loaned the purchaser at interest Diamond
Grove has many advantages, which not overlooked
by tho subscriber, such fertility of SOIL healthiness
good water, and a FIRST rate stand for Tavern and
Storeall Of which be by any gentleman that
may want to purchase. This estate 10 not yielding as
much profit my children il should do, by ant OF
my attention, which has been mostly directed to the
Turf. Nothing would induce me to part with 1t, but
by doing so. will yield interest, and leave my
exertions to be rendered and directed object.
Land, Negroes Horses Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, sc.
&c. can be had without, single being advanced
AOy enterpriziug gentleman pay for The place by
the Of the money The progress of the farm will
10 on until possession 10 given, which will be done at
any time after the sale made Hobing is lost by the
advanced period Of the year, every preparation for
crop has been made, that the nclemency OF the
Their would admit. would undertake dc. cribe this
place, but view Of Diamond Grows would recomend
II much higher than any thing L could say, admit
gifted ia eulogy,as beautifully Burgess in abuse
OF Minister toitusa. Particulars will be more fully
made known on application, when the many advanta-
ges may be seen in this place.
Any gentleman that wishes to purchase had better
examine il Immediately.
JAS. J. HARRISON.
February IT. 0I-4t.
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INCUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-I
II authorised TO offer reward Of $500 EACH for


u am authorised TO offer reward Of $500 each, for
the apprehension and delivery to me- TO my deputy
VIM Carter, in Richmond city, OF Leroy Jordan and
Charles Whitely who were out upon bail, and have
broke their recognzinces, by failure to appear at the
Circuit Court OF the United States at Richmond, upon
charge OF forging the declarations aud other docu-
men's for obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers OF the
Revolution; and against whom true bills found
by the Grand Jury, at the last term Of the said
l am informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan was RESIDENT from his birth, OF Bedford county,
is from 45 to so years of age and about feet or
inches in height, stout heavy built full face short
large round head, black hair, and heavy black beard
am also Informed, that Charles Whitley was, Tor the
he last 20 % years. resident OF sad county OF Bed
Sr is from 40 to 10 years OF age, nearly six feet in
height slender and straight built, thin vsage, light
compile xion genteel in his appearance and of nsinua
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
OF the u. s, for the K District of Va.
JAM 6, 1881. 73-2m
The editors OF the Richmond Wing and Lynchburg
VirgiDian will please insert the foregoing for two
months (uness sooner countermanded) and forward
their accounts to me for payment j. p, Nj. K. d. Va.
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E JOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at my
IN Farm, nine miles from Richmond, directly on
the stage road leading from that place Fredericks
burg, and known as Hall Sink.
Its not saying too much, (for submit il to the
dour oil every gentleman acquainted with the facts, to
sustain me in the assertion when say that his colts
are universally acknowledged, TO possess much size
strength and beauty any colts that have been
produced by any one horse in Virginia. / know
raj, that cannot be purchased for less than
eight hundred dollars; and have, myself been oIrr-
ed 81 600 for at year old-the estimate which
they are held by their owners, take to be the strong
est recomme ndaton that be offered in behalf oi
untried colts.
The season will commence on the 18th of Fsbrua.
ry and terminate the LIST Of July. Terms here
tofore Fifty Dollars, to be discharged by the paymeD.
OF Ihiry-hye, a, any time during the season 5x,y
Dollars insurance One Dollar to the Groom, which
is expected, either when the s brought or taken
away.
Extensive pastures provided and mares fed reg
uiary, unless otherwise directed, at 20 cents day
Gentlemen who sent mares last year, by the season,
TO Johanna, that did prove in foaI, Of any there
beg informed that they be sent again; and no
charge made for the services Of the Horse unless they
should prove in foal in other words, the will
be insured at the price OF the
Jan. Is. T-2awSw JOHN M. BOTTS
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4 TLARK'S THRESHING MACHlNE.-we have
Machine, which has been 10 operation at Mr.. Lays
Ware House in this City, during hs last three weeks,
and have no hesitation in saying far sGrPasses any
idea we had previously entertained OF it,
The construction Is very simple, being entirely OF
Wood and Wrought Iron, which can be easily repair ell
Oh secessary) by ordinary mechanics il requirs less
power, aud threshes clean as any ohsr machine
have seen In
AsTegards the quantity, II is evident that IL fed
fact the machine will dispose OF ii, person may
get out much per day his hands take Of.
Many OF US have engaged machines from Mr.. Lay,
Ohe CENT? and we recommend them to country
friends, cheap, economical, aud useful improve
ment.
Richmond, February 2, 1881.
JOHN g. JOYNES, JOHN B. CLOPTON,
LAW r. DADE, RICE w. WOOD,
NATL. ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX,
RICH'D. BOOKER, III. G.. WINSTON,
JNO CAMM POLLARD, J. II BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE, WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDM'D. CHRISTIAN, GEO BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, Il c. MAYO.
SAM'L p. PARSONS.
The prices Of the Machine are, for one horse power
$50, sos, and $50 aud for horses, from 500 TO
S75, according TO the size preferred Al modet ale
esmae il is believed that tbs former will ihresh $50
TO 25O and the latter 800 10 800 bu-bes per day. If pro-
perry attended. Han1 Machines eau DO furnished for
go TO SIS
The Subscriber, as General Agent, will se/1bo Pa
tent ght Tor naking vending, aud using, IN the DIT
fereDt counties In thu State. North and South Caroline
and Georgia and will furnish MaebneS, with or with
Ou the bsrse power, devsTdbIs here, or send them 10
such ether places az may be dssiE0aled.
February 10, 1881. rs -2dw2n JOHN o. LAY.
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ED Hull, jr. and wife, bearing date the 9th day OF
September, 1928, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
hce of the county OF Pendleton, SHALL Saturday,
the 20 of this month, 1881, in front OF the Bell Ta
vern, in the City of Richmond cell for cash, at public
sale, TO the highest bidder all tract, piece parcel
OF land situate in the county OF Pendleton and convey
ed devised TO said Jacob Hull by HE father Peter Hull
containing from $50 to 400 acres, more less, and
bounded as follows, to Wilton the South and East by
Jacob Snider's land the West by William Hull's
land, and on the North by the lands of James Skid
more.-The title is believed to be good-bu such title
only is vested in under the deed, will be convey.
ed. THE TRUSTEES.
The severity of the weather has prevented the
attendance at Richmond OF the Trustees of Jacob Hull,
whose land lying in PendletoD county was advertised
TO be cold OH the 29h ult.-The sale will now take
place on SATURDAY, THE 26rH FEBRUARY, 1881.
Feb. 6. 64-tds
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February IT.

YUyiMOLEON.-The sire of Sally Walker, Washing.
u ton, Sally McGhee, Nancy Warren, Hotspur, and
Other fine will stand the ensuing season. being
the second since his return from Alabama, al Weyan
oke in Charles City, the residence OF the subscriber,
So miles from Richmond, 20 from Petersburg, 80 TO
cross at O,bornes and will be lei to mares al fifty dol
lars payable at the expiration OF the season. with dis
count Of twenty per cent those who think proper TO
pay before the end thereof; seventy five dollars nsur
ancs, payable as soon as the mare is asceraned to be
in oa', or the property changed, with dollar cash
to the groom in every instance. have extensive pas
tursge, with separate enclosures for and colts,
which will be fed il required with grain % per
day. No liability for accidents or escapes though the
greatest will be used to prevent either The
will commence the 2o;h February, and expire the
10th Of June. JOHN MINGE.
PEDIGREE.
Timoleon was got by Sir Archie, his dam by the i'm,
ported Saram, which was by O'Keily's celebrated
Eclipse, grand dam by old Widar, (. &. dam by Dri-
ver, g.E. dam by Falow, (imported) out of tho
rough bred Vampire mare
PERFORMANCES.
He ran all distances. competing with the celebrated
Reality, the dam OF Mr. Jvhnson's equally celebrated
Medley. with Coque,te, Lady Richmond, Fair Rosa
mond. Lady Lghttoo,, Optimus, and many others; win
ing Is out OF 15-and it might be said he
ran which he could mol have won.
The following certificates of Gentlemen well known
the Turf. go to prove him horse Of the frat order
and well entitled to the motto. Of breeders of the blood
horse. CERTIFICATES.
sold Timoleon Col. X. X. johnson, for 81, 100
and believed him then to be superior to any hose in
the United States. WM. WYNN.
sold Timoleon TO Col. David Dancy for $4,000, and
have doubt he is the bes, horse that
10 Virginia. North South Carolina which is as far
am acquainted. RO X JOHNSON.
Copy of q letter from Vm. r. John Davidson to COL
D0ncy, dated Petersburg, Oct Sd, 1919.
Dear Sir-I find you likely TO take Timoleon to
the western Counlry il this should be the case, hope
most earnestly may do as well as his real merit as
race horse deserves. | have seen him in all the
races In Virginia he ever ran-bis performances from
one four miles have been such to do credit TO The
best runner, either in this country Europe: aud lis
stle of going oil tho superior action. His size ard
blood ene him 10 rank fret rate stallion. ne
yer saw but one of his colts which was foaed at my
Faher's (he had not then CONNIE ced covering) This
colt would have done credit any horse, indeed out OF
100 il would be difficult TO select his equal and
would as soon is day il in stake of from TO
five hundred dollars EACH TO select from This season
Of any covering horse, no matter how many mares he
had put TO him. Your Oo't. Serve.
VIM. r. JOHNSON.
Col. DAVID DANCY.
Fab II 0i-W1w
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1881

HINRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-The 70 lowing G,r.
H. den Seeds OF excellent quality, for sale the
Street, and also a, the subscribers store, on street
at the Garden JOSEPH RENNIE
.drtiehoke, green globe
asparagus, large white
china dwarf, dwarf cluster, refugee or thousand to
one
Pale beans small Lima. large Lima, scarlet runners
Beet early blood turnip, long bloOj French sugar
AMBER, white scarcity, mange l wuitz-l
Broccoli, tine large purple cape white cape, both
these succeed well in this climate
Cabbage hne early York, large York, early sugar
loaf early ba,tersea, late ba,tersea, grea, dumhead
fiat Dutch, red Dutch, green globe Savoy, yellow
Savoy, large Bergen
Cdulffo;osr, hDe early, late
Celery white solid
Carrot, fine long orange. red, lemon cress, garden
cuIled
Cucumber, early frame. fine long green, small srkn
Indian Corn, early golden sioux, tuscarora lew rare
ripe
Lettuce-brown Dutch, early cabbage, ice, fine white
Sile.ia
.Meion--green citron, nutmeg, cautcloups
Egg Pldnt-purple
.NdStutitn
Onion-white, red Madeira
Pdrsnip-hne large swelling
Pdrsey-curled
Peds-early Washington or true May, early frame 4.
early ho'spur Charlton, marrowiat, dwarf imperial,
blue Prus.an, Bishops early dwarf prolific. a new
and very dwarf kind; may be planted inches pea
from pea, in the row, and l.2 feet between rows
Pepper-long or Cayenne, tomato shaped or squash
Pumpkins-yeliow family, cheese
Radsh-early scarlet short top long salmon, red ur
nip, white turDip, black Spanish
Rhubdr6-for tarts
Spinach or Spindge-round eaved, New Zealand
Squdsh-early bush
Satisfy or vegetable oyster
TOmdt0-large kind
Iurnip-early Dutch, white globe, red top ru,a baga
Catalogues OF the above Seeds can be had, with the
prices neAed, at the where the Seed are for
sale.
Also for sale low Hy acnths and Tulip Roots, Po
ta,o, Onions, and Cabbage Plants.
Feh3. S5-2lw6t
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oorrho ENQUtRER is published twcea week generally and
week during the Legislature
Price hoctofee Five Dollars payable in
advance Notes Of cha,te,d banks will be
fecoivcd The Editors will the safety OF
writers.
No at the discretion OF tho
Edtors) until all arrcaragcs have been paid mp.
@ Whoever will the of nine papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ square, OR LESS-Ft insertion 75conts-cach
tinuauco, so cents.
ssNo until il has either paid
assumed by in this city, cnvirons.
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.

TsMA The subscriber having devoted himself
sssS for the last six years to the establishment OF
xSSTzx~ Fruit Nursery, between the Westham
.--unAs.-- Turnpike, and Old River Road, about one
mile above the City OF Richmond is now enab!ed'to CT
fer TO the public selection Of Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, &C., embracing the best varieties known
culture, with those OF highest reputation, recently
brought into notice, by distinguished HOrculturiss Of
other countries Among the Fruit Trees arc
Apples, Peaches, Aprico,s, Cherries
Pears, Plums, n c,arnes, Ounces, Sc.
And he has now upwards of fifty varieties OF native and
foreign Grape Vines, selected with particular regard T.,
our latitude, and embracing he confidently believes,
the very bsst kinds, both for wine and the table, which
have been found to suit climate. Among his naive
varieties are the
Catawba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, Schuylkill, Muscadell
Coopef's Wine Grape, Sc.
Cuttings OF the various descriptions of Grapes, ill
be furnished to those who, at the usual difference oil
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, and packed reach the purchaser without
the hazard of injury, almost unavoidable from more
distant Nurseries. Catalogues will be furnished 10 APP
plicants at the Nursery. JOHN CARTER.
Dec. 10 65-wf ..
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ENNGINEER.-Tbis very fac Stallion will be in
AZ Richmond in the course of next week, for sale.
He formerly belonged TO Il. BrodnaS, ESQ., dec
He is by the imported Eagle out OF Sir A'chies half
sister; his dam, Arch Duke, out OF Archie's damHe
is large and finely proporlOned, and good foal eter,
and will be IL years old next SpriDg--Auy gentleman
who may be in want OF such horse will apply to ue
J. J. HARRISON.
Diamond Grove, Va Feb. IL. 9l--4t
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4w
NJO TARIFF OF PRICES.-FREE TRADE
~ EARTHENwARE, LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
;Ihon,as J. Barro,o, & Co. Importers, 80 Water 81.
NEW YORK

TMJO TARIFF OF PRICES.-FREE TRADE
~ EARTHENwARE, LOOKING GLASSES. &c
;Ihon,ds j. BarrO,o, q Co. Importers, SO Water 81.
New York.
Offer for sale, the largest and most complete assert
ment of EarthenVaye, Glass, China, Plain and Gilt,
Looking Glasses &c. which the New York market
will afford comprising every style and variety OF the
newest patterns. They return their most cordial
thanks their friends in the Southern States for their
support in the persecution carrying against
them for tn cir refusal to join combination in fixing
one tariff Of prices for Crockery throughout the trade
IL is mainly attributable 10 the influence OF our South
ern friends, that have been enabled 10 survive thus
far in this most trying situaon xposed to the combin
ed influence aud capital of the whole trade, endeavor
ing TO effect our ruin and expulsion from business
We pledge ourselves 10 our friends TO give them every
satisfaction in power regards the quality OF our
goods the excellence of our packers, and the owness
OF prices for Cash or City Accepances; and in
turn solicit from them continuance of their patronage
and particularly request those who have influence with
their friends TO exert in behalf, trust the
cause they all interested in, and much bene-
fit will from their friendly acts in this way
II has been said the Combination was broken up. As
il regards prices this Is true and all, think, friends
or foes will allow that have effected this changes
but we do friends that at period since
commenced our system of unshackled prices, we
in greater want OF assistance than at the present
ment This combination OF men are leaving no means
untred tor eecng our ruin, that they may revive the
old system credit and character are assaed In eve
nv shape imporaions waylad and stopped in every
instance where threats sufficient TO nimidate the
manufacturers from supplying u.s.: in iine no veXaton
been neglected in this struggle to subdue We once
more call upon every friend of free trade, to up
to support, and pledge ourselves to give them no
cause TO repent OF their liberalily.
I'll BARROW, s. Co.
80 Wafer Street, above old Slip.
Feb IL. 9I-5t
The Editors Of the Tntellgcncer at Petersburg the
Beacon, at Norfolk; the Statesman at Danville the
Herald at Fredericksburg; the Virginan at Lynchburg
the Advocate, at Charlottesville; the Republican, at
Winchester the Spectator at Stauuton Free Press
Harper's Ferry, will publish the above r. the amount
Of 50, and send their accounts to the dversers, New
York.
M UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
~ Notice IL hereby given that m the cells 10 this in.
GtulOn are occupied, and that no more patients viii
due notice Of which viii be given BY order Of the
Court OF Directors. J.. HENLEY
May g. 4-u
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ALE Of lands and slaves postponed, owing TO the
~ previous inolemency of the weather, which rem
defed the 10 inst. unsuitable day for The sale Of
the Carys brook estates of lands and slaves heretofore
advertised in this psperThe said sale was postponed
to Tuesday The 18th day Of March next when il viii
certainly take place the premises and the terms
as in the said former Advertisement nentionedif 10
impediment by unlayora5leness Of weather should
again occur--and in that event, the sale will be pro-
ceeded in on the first day after the said inpsdneh ut
shall have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE,
Admir- with the will annexed
Jan 20. SS--tds Of Wilson J. enry deed
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NATASHINGTON HOTEL. RICHMOND, Va
wv The Subscriber having leased this old and well

AfA/ hSftiNOlON hui ELL RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment, for term, of years, takes this
opportunity to TO his friends and the public
generally aud particularly TO the ioum er visitors Of the
house, that it will be opened for the accommodation OF
company, the first OF October. II is now undergo
ing thorough repair and will be fitted up in plain
but neat STYLE with beds, bedding, and other necessary
furniture, all and OF the best kind. His Servants
attentive and experienced, aud his Barkeepers po
lite aud accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
well supplied with the best liquors ans Wines and his
Table with the most choice delicacies of the season.,
which the city and country afford and he hatters
himself that by unremitng attention TO his business he
will give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor bin
with their company.
The WAsHINGroN HOTEL is situated in the most
pleasant part of the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll, and contiguous to all the Public Offices, and but a
short distance from the Theatre the Banks the Basin,
the Warehouses, and the offices Of the principal Miers
OF the city; and at the same time sufficiently as remov-
ed TO afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise OF the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house, that may ven-
ture to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond Ell
Their business Tor pleasure, will find il OF the
most pleasant situations in the city In addition to what
transient custom he may be favored with, the subscr
Der will be able to accommodate twenty-five thirty
BOdRDERS, by the week, month, or year. on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT G. MACON,
Sept IL 3S-tf Late of Goochland Court House,
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MAY virtue OF deed OF trust, executed to me by
10 George WIN Crump, on the 2S,h Of November.
1926 and recorded in the Clerks once of CumbeT-
land Consty to secure Edmond Esgle SION aud 9th.
srs a certaiu debt therein mentioned, shall, on the
IS h Of February rext, at Cumberland Court House,
cell Al public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
Two Negio Men, Tom and Watt, conveyed 10 mo by
The sdid deed salfy The balance OF the debt aiore-
Jan. 70. si-w,ds DANIEL A. WILSON
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Nm pursuance OF order OF the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District, offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the coanty OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse con-
tanning l2O acres which laid off into four lots and
will be sold jointly severay.
.4iSo Tract OF Land in the county OF Goochland,
the waters of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acresadjonng the Lands OF Mr.. JW. Payne s. others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn 10 persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse. VIM. +. WICKHAM,
SurvivngTrustee OF the Estate OF Sam Gist, dec.
Aug. l3 2S-,f
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HD1CHMOND COTTON FACTORY The Sub
D. scribers off for sale, their Office, ShockG
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
Al Cotton Mseftngs
81 do Mirfings
Stout Cotton OEnabWgs, 20 inches totde
ArId a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States, and will be sold low
goods OF similar quality be purchased ia the Nor
tbern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept. a. 4O-u
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HINEMALE SCHOOL, at 0.kridge, Caroline.-Hav-
IL ing engaged Miss f. JONES to continue with us
this year, teacher have concluded to take four
to six Girls boarders The price for board, tuition,
Sc, including all expenses, books and paper excepted
will be $50, payable half yearly. The school will
commence about the 20h inst. At the school the
Engligh Language will be taught grammatiaalIs-
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use Of the Globes
History, aud Natural Philosophy Needle-work will
be taught il required for So additional The situation
is remarkably healthy, aud bsing Immediately the
main mail road, will afford parents opportunity of
hearing irequ ntly from their children. Miss j. is
commended by Miss M'KeDzie, by whom she was
instructed, and consider her of the best teachers
have sver had WILSON ALLEN.
Feb. II 9l-6,r Bowling Green.
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SA DOLLARS REWARD. -Ranawsy, in the
II NV month OF May last, Negro Woman, nam
ed MARY. She is inclined 10 the mulatto, tolersbly
long hair, good Cook and House Servant. She was
purchased by Charles l.. Wingheld, Esq then Of Will
liamsburg-now Of Norfolk, in the latter place, some
time last winter, and made her escape near Williams
burg. as Mr.. W. sending her to the Steamboat, TO
be delivered to my agent. will give the above re-
ward If delivered to me in Jefferson, Jackson County,
Geergia; $50 il secured in any jail that shall get
her, or $3.50 for the chance OF her All persons are
orwarned from harboring her their peril. Letters
addressed TO at the above place. will receive mme-
diate attention. VIM. ID MARTIN.
Jan. g. 73--n