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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
SUPERIOR C.4.NBLETS, Sc.
JOHN +. TOWNSEND,

!" AS just received and offers for sale cheap
II 4 Indigo blue camblets; worsted plads; pom
gees fashionable silks; superior horsesAin gloves;
ladies fine Vigonia; worsted silk hosiery; meri-
no shaws of all sizes; pongee, silk, flag, Italian
blk silk hkf's one bale good Russia diaper, crash,
&c. good pesse wadding; cold cambricks; neri-
nos; circassans, great variety.
nov. 3D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
ANIMALS FOR 1892.

"HE Atlantic Souvenir-Token-I
Pearl-and Affections Gilt-all
embeIished with elegant plates,
and splendidly bound in embossed lea
ther. Also, The Christian Offering just
published in Boston, containing seven
plates, and bound in embossed morocco.
With many other elegant publications
suitable for Christmas and New-Y Years
Presents.
JUST REO'D. from N. YORK,
A new supply of SCHOOL and JU-
NENILE BOOKS-new Music for the
Piano, Flute, Violin, and Flagcolet-
Peabody's Views No. /, . s. 3, Of New
York, and its environs.-And great
variety of Prints from the Souvenirs, To-
kcns, Pearl, SC. &c. For sale by
HENRY BARBER,
No. 1853, Ihames-Strcet.
Newport, Dec. /, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
MARR RED.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. mr. Eddy, mr Perry NJ. Peckham to miss Alb
by M. Clarke. daughter of mr.. Vim. Clarke.
In Portsmouth, on this Island, at the Friends
Meeting House, yesterday, Joseph Anthony to
Ruth Hathaway, daughter of the late George
Hathaway, both Of Middetown.
In Tiverton, goth ult. Mr.. Christopher Man
chester to Miss Betsey Sawyer, Of Little Comp
ION.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01

The BENZ. FRANKLIN, Capt. T.. $. BUNKER.
PRESIDENT, K. :. BUNKER,
" BOSTON, "WM. CoMsroCK,
VEHIIE respective Companies having formed
u Daily Line between Providence. Newport,
and Newly orli, will commence running on the Isl
of Nov. in the following ORDER
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN leaves Providence on
Tuesdays and Fridays-Nov I, 4, s, II, Is, Is,
%, 25, 29.--Leaves Ncw-York on Wednes-
days and Saturdays-Nov. 2, 5, ., ~, 10, 49,,
%, 26, 80
! PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Mondays
and Thursdays--Nov. 3, Z, 10, Il, IL, 81, "a,
2S,----Leaves New-York Tuesdays and FRI
days--Nov. l, a, s, IL, Is, Is, %, rs, 20.
! BOSTON leaves Providence on Wednesday,
and Saturdays--No. 2, 5, 8, l2 l6, 10, %, 20,
30.--leaves New-York on Mondays and Thurs
days-Nov. 3, Z, 10, IA, II, 2l, "a, 2s.
-. The regular hour Of starting from Provi-
dence, is, in future, at ~ o'clock NJ aud from n.
\ ork, at o'clock =. NJ.
| iUJa These splendid Steam packets each
propelled by two separate low pressure Engines, OF
great power, and heavy copper boilers, oithe most
approved construction.
tCTs tCFSIhe Boats will touch at the Long
Wharf, in Newport, to receive and land Passen-
gers. Carriages always in waiting upon their
arrival.
nov. 10th, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
WINTER SU PPLY.
December lst, 1881.

NDWARD w. LAWTON has just re-
~ ceived from York, Twenty packages
Of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, which
with other recent supplies makes his assortment
very complete. OF MERINOS, he offers great
variety, including the fashionable colors from
so cts to 1928 per yard, and merino circassians
from 25 to 81 ,25 per yard, elegant scarlet prints;
claret and green gros dc Naples; embossed satin
ribbons; damasl cambrics for cloak Innings; superb
fancy handterchieis, SC. &C.; one case cacos at
8 cents per yard
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01

NOTICE.-The Committee named in
~ the subjoined resolution will meet on
Tuesday the sixth day Of December next,
at ten O'Clock, A. Nj. at the State House
in Providence, for the purpose Of attend
ing to the duties in said resolution assign
ed to them. Personal notice will be glv-
en- to those whom the Committee may
think it necessary to call before them
And they will moreover readily attend to
all information, testimony, facts, circum-
stances and suggestions in writing, which
any individuals may have to communi-
cate, and which may in any degree aid
them in making the thorough invcstiga-
ton, which the Assembly will expect from
them. For the Committee,
B. HAZARD, Chairman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
1UeetsIp alMauar.
At A TOU.r NEE TING,
Holden in .Ncrpor, Nor. 80, 1891,

wv IIEREAS the Town Council having here
w toiorc been authorized to fix the location
Of the Bound or Monument on Easton's Beach
and regulate the taking stones, sand aud gravel
from said Beach, and they having regulated the
taking Of the same to the westward Of said Monu-
mcnt, aud affixed penalty therefor. Toted ond
Resoipe,i That said Town Council he, aud they
are hereby authorized and requested to prosecute
any person or persons belonging Ia any othcr town.
who may take stones, sand or gravel from any
part Of said Beach And that this vote be pub
lised IN the Herald Of the Times three weeks.
A true copy--wiiness,
u. Is. ROWLAND, T0tDn Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
Market.

sae lines ought to have been ssrr's the diagram
G1 they could not oe the ordinary POa"d we had
Let suppose the market have stretching before Il
large district OF country, which will suppose divided
degrees Of proximity 10 Che market For the sake of sim
plifcdion. and because the principle is not all affected
by the supposon let suppose each possess the
degree OF fertility and that certain portion Of tho
soil after feeding the laboucrs yields 100 barrels. Now
let suppose that 90 barrels out Of the surplus 100,
should be necessary to coihe and buy the requisite
forts for the aborcrs and without this the land, Of
could not he cultivated. In the absence Of ju
dcou improvements let further suppose the expenses
OF getting hundred barrels market, are, when est-
mated in 10, 90 80, 40 80 barrels &C. according
10 Tue relative distances from the market
With these data we can easily cacuate the advantages
oil internal improvements Thus, the 100 barrels OF tho
first would pay 10 barrels in getting TO market;
cessary expenses in the shape Of manufactures &c for
the laborers go barrels profit to the landlord 80 bar
rels I'm the why the profits the 100 barrels Of
the I'd wouldbc 20 barrels those the 3d. 10;
4h nohngt and the 9Th if carried TO market, the far
not only would not have any profit but would bring
himself in debt 10 barrels In this state Of things the 9Th
would be uninhabted wilderness the 9TH would
have only few huts and sparse and miserable popula-
ton; land in these zones would not be worth pepper
in the 3D. IL would not be worth much more; and
the I'd and LIST would alone enjoy any oerabe prosperity
Now, suppose communications opened and the expenses
OF transportation dimnishcday TO f10; and we know that
canal navigaonis cheaperin least 10 fold ratio than tho
best turnpike and perhaps rail road carriage is cheaper
generally than canalwe may ihcn well suppose the
pcnes Of transportation brought down 10 1-10h then the
100 barrels Of the LET would lose but l. the ID 2 tho
81 3, the 4t 4, and the 9th in transportation market
Dcducing the necessary expenses II will be found
that the Is 100 barrels yields to the farmer 80 barrels pro-
FITS the I'd 80, the Sd 81. the 9Th &c. and the 9Th &c.
thus the most remote Is placed in better condition than
the nearest was before the improvement And what, let
me ask win be the consequence Of t Why, land will
rise in value in proportion 10 the increase OF prOweah
will be generated where before all povCrtythc mis-
cradle nut will be swept away. and the populous town.
the thriving village and neat agriculture Will every whers
mako hoir appearance "The wilderness and the soita-
~ place wibccoc glad and Tie desert will coico and
blossom The roso."
49,
omit 70 advert 20 the advantages Rowing the districts
through which the Improvement pascs, in consequences
Of The direct and powerful stimulus applied 10 The industry
and cepal Of those regions from the and extraordi
nary demand which IS gonarated by the imProYemens
'1ts 1,ssts oiforsra as paved s,sn oderate
otfsned ffon tie f60gnfsi.s ofscstsnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
5000 Dollars.

NWiLI. be set up at public auction, on Tuesday the
Wv 18th January next, on the premises, ut six thou
sand dollars, 1866 12 of land lying in the upper
end of Meckenburg county Va, about half Of which is
yet to ccara large proportion of which is fine tobacco
land, and the cleared il still valuable, and well adapted
the wheat crop, and lies within less than three miles Of
two manufacturing Mills, on Staunton River. There j.
sowed the plantation about 80 bushels of wheat, the
proceeds OF which the purchaser would be entitled to, and
about 80 bushels sowcd which he would receive for.
The improvements valuable, and the situation heal
thy Those who might wish TO purchase, must view
and judge for themselves. would say that ii is vaua-
bic Estate any of its size in this section of country
and know Of none susceptible Of improvement There
is also Cotton Gin fixed, the toll Of which has been
than sufficient for family use; and attached TO that
small Threshng Machine. Half Of the purchase money
10 be paid by the middle Of April ncxttbe payment for
the balance would be made accommodating the purcha-
Possession will he given by the first of May next,
Of the dwelling house. &C. but the purchaser would have
the privilege Of making any preparation for crop that he
might tnk necessary. The public assured that this
sale will take place. if but bid is made the price
above fixed. Fond and approved security must be given
by the purchaser, and Deed Of Trust TO the pay
mcn, If required. w BOYD.
If The weather permits good part Of the land intended
for the next crop Of Corn viii be allowed up by the day
OF sale. Dec. ~, 1881 [60-w4w'1 w. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

lVHNO WILLIAM HOWERTON, Exor of Thomas
n Howeron deed, Isaac Whayne and Jane his wife,
Robert Hester and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas owerton
md Robert w. Howerton:
Take notice-that on Tuesday, the 9th day of March
the hours OF o'clock in the morning and in the even
ing at the tavern Of Moses Palmer Halifax Court house.
shall proceed TO take the dispositions of David Shelton and
others, aud continue from day TO day until finished TO be
read as evidence in suit in Chanccry, depending
IN tie County Court OF Halifax, in which plaintiffs
and yourselves defendants, where attend if YOU
think proper. ROBERT T.. OWEN,
MARY ANN +. OWEN,
Formerly Mary Ann L. Hower,on,
Dec. 80 7O-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

a CONFESSIONS OF NAT TURNER--The Comics
~ sions OF Nat Turner, the leader of The late Insur-
rcction in Southampton, Virginia, fully and vo-
UNFAIRLY made to Thomas II. Gray, in the prison whore
he was confined, and acknowledged by him be SUCH
when read before the Court of Southampton, with the
certificate under seal of the Court convened jerusalem
November 5th 1881 for his Trial. Also, authentic ac-
count oil the whole instruction, with lists OF the whites
who were murdered, and of the negroes brought before
tie Court of Southampton, and their sentence &cPce
20 cents each. liberal discount by the hundred. For
sale by JNO. III. NASH Richmond.
Dec. 90 Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
NWTARREN ACADEMY.-This institution, under

AVARREN ACADEMY.-This institution, under
w the direction of the subscriber, will he opened
after the winter vacation the 10th day Of January 1892
The course of instruction will remain unatercd and II Is
as extensive that OF any similar literary institution in
the country. The Of tuition will, in like manner be
continued viz In the elementary departments of the En-
gish Language. Geography and English Grammar In con-
nexlon with Arithmetic, SIS dollars per annum; Mahe
macs necessarily including the practical parts Mensu.
ration Surveying &c &c $50, and the Classic Languages
S33 Ia per anuum, payable half yearyThe suSscr
would accommodate in his family, during tho scholastic
year. four FIVE boarJers, IL years Of age or Under
whom parental attention will be paid, at 91i5 including
tuition, washing sc, Payments halt yearly 10 advance
Tho local advantages Of the establishment and the sue.
cessol aud unweaod exorions Of the subscriber ought 10
attract The patronage Of the public No pupil will be re-
ecived for term less than the scholastic year Board may
% had IN genteel private es Of 10 Sso per anuOn
JOHN LEARY.
TAvavfba CO. ", D.: 70. 1881 DID,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

SITUATION WANTED.--A yousg gentleman who
~ has had some experience teacher, wishes TO en-
gage for the ensuing in public private semi
nary, in private family. HI has been deemed quail
fled to instruct in tho Greek, Latin, and French anguage
and pure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of qualification can
he produced.
Letters addressed to A.. b. Indsays Store Abe
marie, Va will be attended Information may also he
obtained by applying Benjamin + Niche, Esq OF Rich
mond. Dec. To- T6i-2aw4t1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

ri AM at the Central Hotel, nearly opposite the Eagle
Il Tavern, in Richmond, and entering on The
sale Of Blood Stock-Farcld could be got sua-
ton for my reception.
Fanny Letcis jor sdie:-She is elegant la eve
~ respects but few better opportunities will he offered
She is large and commanding in every way Her history
can be had by application 10 mc.-In day two shall
offer fine bred. young Stations They good
property. know individual who is making from to
10 thousand dollars per and of them, be-
ter than those that will offer Stud business is the best
business done.-I am constantly at the Hotel and
would be glad TO all that may favor with CALL
few of the first grade, those that es,abshe
but have them large and finely brcd they will mproy
the stock-Eclpse is here. His services may be had
at 75 the season, payable with $50, if paid before the
first day Of Feby next, at which time hs will
mcnce at Diamond Grove; but should his services prove
Intellectual additional charge will be made for his
vices nj Diamond Grove. But few farms equal 10 a
good stud, and recommend the investment of money in
good stock. JAS. j. HARRISON.
Dec. %. Git
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

ID ESUEURS lanyard FOR SALE.--By virtue
a. Of deed Of trust, bearing date the 9Th day Of May,
1922 by David Lcsucur 10 the subscriber, for purposes
therein mentioned, and duly recorded in the CLERKS Office
Of Powhaan county, will be sold to the highest bidder for
CASH the 10th day Of January next the premises,
two acres of land lying in Powhotan county, the
CSIrt-houso with all The buildings and improvements
thereon, known and called BY the name OF LosGeur's
Tan Yard. The subscriber, acting trustee, will con-
vey only such title Is vested in him BY said trustdeed
JOHN w. NASH, Trustee.
n. Tho sale Of he above property IL postponed
III the ooh day Of January next J. W NJ. trustee.
Dsc.H ,2G--w3wJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

ME Subscriber anxious to close his accounts which
A have been standing for twelve months or more re-
quests those indebted to him by open account come
ward and close them, if not with cash, events by
bond or note. And those indebted by bond note,
now ducO he hopes will in like consider this in
vitation extending to them, to forward and
charge them without furtherimpor,unityH has on hand
an extensive assortment Of fresh Drugs, Medicines Sur
geons instruments, Paints, Oils Sc and expects by tho
ne arrival from New York and Philadelphia considera-
bic additions, all of which he will sell fair price for
cash. or TO punctual customers at the usual credit.
Dec. so. l7O-2awIml ii. c. McNEMARA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

\ REE BEARD.-rhis well-bred Horse, bred by
VA Richard Singleton, Esq. of $. c., by kosciusko.
his dam the imported mare Psyche, the dam OF the distn
gused racers Blank and Mark Time, lsee Turf Register,
VOL 2nd, page 5ls, will the ensuing season at my
stable in Nelson county, Va Further particulars in time
Dec. %. 67-lstF JNO. b. COLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
by RITCIIIE & COOK.

W Tho ENQUIRER is published twice week. generality aud
PRICE, the same as here'ofe Five Dollars payable
Votes chartered banks (on will bs
ca payment Tho Editors win guarantee tho safety Of rem''us
shem ny mail the postage Of all paid by the
~ No Paper will he discontinued, tho discretion
Editors, until all arrenrag-s have been paid
W whoever wi guarantee the ofnnc pspos
The tenth Ora is.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ One or less First insertion as connu.
cnce 90 cents No advertisement inserted
pad o or assumed ny some person this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

CLOVER SEED-IRON, SC.
SShn BUSHELS Clover-seed
~VV 20 tons English, Swedcs and country Bar
Iron, comprising assortment of gig, carriage car,
and wagon tiers, from TO 6 inches wide
tons square Iron assorted, from 3-8 to 3 inches
tons round do. from SIS TO 1 liz inches
tons hoop, box and plate Iron
tons American Blscrcd Steel
l I-2 tons English do. do.
ton Carriage and Gig Springs
tons Plough Plates
1-2 ton German Steel
1-2 ton Nail-rods For sale by
WORKMAN s. McGRUDER
We wish to purchase from 500 to 1000 bushels of Black
eye Peas w. & M.
Dec. 30. 70-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

MH X. JOHN q. NELSON will teach school at nv
I'VE house the ensuing year lie will teach the Greek
Latin and English Languages The school will commence
on the third Monday in January 1882, terminate OH
the second Friday in December following There will be
vacation of one month in the summer, commencing on
The second Friday in june will accommodate ten or
Twelve boys with board washing and logng for 500 each
the board and tuition fees will be required the end of
each scsson.-Yerdon p. o., Hanover is my address.
Nov. %. b6-wSt JOHN r. NOEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

a. ALE OF NEGROES, &c.-Wil be sold on Thurs
~ day the fifth day of January next, the Tavern OF
John D Cooke, in the county of Albemarc from forty
fifty valuable Slaves, consisting of Men, Women Boys
aud Girls; among them several valuable mechanics.
Immediately after the sale OF the negroes will he sold
Blair Park, the crop of Corn Plantation Utensils, &c.
Ierns:-A part of the negroes will be sold for cash. the
remainder and the other articles a credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond with approved security
VIM BROWNE, ! Executors Of
ALEX'R. BROWN, Jas Henderson.
Dec. 10, 1891. Cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

ERANK OF VIRGlNIA.-The annual meeting of
Il - the Stockholders Of the Bank Of Virginia will be
held at the Bank, the first Monday in january next
full meeting in person, or by proxy is desired, le
subject OF establishing Office of Discount and Deposte
in kenawha county, as authorized by act of the last GEN
cral Assembly, il 10 be submitted and decided.
December =, 1891 4. ROBINSON. Jr Cnshier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

EE ONONGALIA ACADEMY Tho following inior-
SH nation with regard TO this Institution, is given for
the benefit of those who may wish avail themselves of
the advantages it offers for acquiring thorough English
and Classical Educaion.-Thc English Elementary
OF instruction embraces Reading, Writing, Orthography
Arithmetic, Book Keeping, English Grammar, and Geo
graphy The classes pursuing these branches, in
struced by the Professor of the English department.
The Classical and Scientific embraces Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural, Intee cual
and Moral Philosophy Bellies Lettres Chemistry and the
various branches of Natural History and Natural Science
The classes pursuing the branches embraced this course
are at present instructed by the Principal The Trustees
however, design establishing Proiessoshps i'm the
departments OF this they shall be deemed
necessary A Cs'mical and Philosophical apparatus
will be procured the state of the Institution shall
require them; when lectures these branches will be
regularly delivered by the Principal Professors Of
those OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two vacations in year
the containing three weeks from the first of July,
other containing from the second Monday in December
TO the first Monday in January Students will find for
their advantage to enter at the of ses-
son-Sudents admitted in the elementary course for
period not less than quarter and in the classical for
period not less than session. Those coming from other
Institutions required bring certificates of regular
standing The tuition fee for English Elementary students
is 81 quartcior Classical students So 90 per session.
Board varies from 81 10 81 80 per weck-As regards
chcapncss OF living and tuition, and heaness of location
it il believed the Institution is surpassed by none in the
Union. nj. GAY President
Morgantown, Va. Dec. 18th, 1881. 7O-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

YEvHE subscriber, living te-Hall, in the county
"a of Hanover, having employed young man, who
has had some experience teacher, and who give
satisfactory evidence of his abilities, would take into his
family four five small boys, boarers exceeding in
age fourteen years1he situation of my residence in
healthy and agreeable neghbourhood, and commands all
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wish
to conde their children my carc.Thc for board
and tuon during the space of ten months will be $50
payable at the end OF the second session The school wi
open the 9th day of January and terminate on the
last day Of the ensuing Neutrality-suspicious. will be va
cation of month"; during line season. Instric-
ton will be given in all the branches of ordinary Eng
fish education, viz Reading riting, Arithmetic Gram
mar, Geography, SC; and also in the Latin and Greek
languagesStric attention will be paid the department
of the boys, both within and of School and every aid
afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective stu
dies, which prompude and steady application, The part
of their teacher ensure
Parents, living at distance, who may wish to engage
their Children will receive prompt attention. by addressing
letter to me, and directing 90 Vertlon Pest Office OF
Taylorsvlc. THOMAS BOSWELL
Dec. z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

ENARMERS' BANK or VIRGINIA.-Thc annual
n meeting of the Stockholders for the election of D
rcctors OF the Bank and of the Offices of Discount and De-
pos will pc held Wednesday, the 18th day of January
next WM. NEKERVIS, CASH
Dec. .. 59-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

EOTSPUR will stand the next season in the county OF
n Gloucester.-Seasonto the first o. March,
and end the first of July Particulars TO he made known
Observation-Disclosures horse of the purest blood and
the most approved Virginia racing stock
Dec. %. [67-w6wl JOHN b. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
"AUDIToRs OFFIcE, :

AUDITOR OFFICE,
22d Dec 1881 :
''Mr. Frederick A. Mayo has furnished many Of the
books used in this Department for several years past
OF which, the LedgeTs, at least equal if not superior
Ia any have ever seen. JOS JACKSON, c. of A."
II concur in the above. JAS. T.. HEATH,
.audifOr Of Public Accounts"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

a TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman well quail
IA fed 10 teach the English and Latin Languages
rcctIy, may find employment for the ensuing year. by
applying to T. f.. JETER.
Jetcrvie, Amelia Co. Dec 1881. 66-wiWH