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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

IN order to carry in.o execution the last Will and
Testament Of Joel Ford, deceased, late Of the
W Of Buckingham, and State Of Virginia. shall pro-
eeed, the lst day Of December pox,, to make sale
OF the lands belonging to said estate, lying Ia the
county Aforesaid, tho waters Of Slate River, and
abou, four miles from the mouth Of sad river, contain
ing between hve and six hundred asres. The quality
OF the land is good, and we'll adapted 10 the production
Of tobacco, wheat, corn, sc. Terms Of sale-one,
two, aud three equal annual iDstslmen, to be satsac
iorly secured. Possession TO be given at Christina,
next crop VI wheat will be seeded before the sale
and al the time, and the premises, division
will be made Of the personal estate of said Tesaor
The Lsgatees under said Will are requested TO at.
END the sale and division. MARY FORD.
Exr'x Of Joel Ford, deed.
s nj. @. 30 ids
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AN the 18TH day If November next, will be q iei
" cd for sale. by public auction the premises ha,
valuable estate P0whiie, the late residence OF
tator, situated 10 agreeable ueighbourhood
than egh, miles from Richmond II consists Of ll5S
acres, Of which between i've and six hundred fret
rate Chiskahomny mud land, large portion OF which
10 reclaimed aud In cultivation The high land 10 very
good, sufficiently imbored and lies we'll. The improve
msns somprizs a large and commodious dwelling
bouse, extensive barns and o,her out houses with all
The necessary APPENDICES TO desirable bomesiea d
This estate will be sold The following conditions one
fourth Of the purchase money to be paid down. tho ba.
lance 10 three equal yearly payments, TO be seeued
above mentioned. crop OF wheat will be seeded on
The land and possession given the LIST Of January
next, as also Of the other places will be sold entire
or divided, 10 suit purchasers. Should either OF the
designated days OF sale prove unit, the sales will take
effect the 6rs succeeding fair days respectively, the
Exor reserving theme Ives bid In every Instance
JAMES GOVAN, J Ex'or of
EDWIN GOVAN, Jas. Go.
ARCHIBALD GOVAN,S van dee.
June T.
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NOR SALE-A tract OF Land in the county Of Char
lotte, at the confluence of Little Roanoke and the
larger river OF the sometimes called Staun-
ton Rver,) known generally as RANDoLPH's LOWER
QUARTER. 1t is thought to be inferior to plantation
the river-contans about (and not less than) two
thousand three hundred acres, Of which, more than
six hundred river low grounds. There Is a con-
siderable quantity also of low ground or Little Roanoke
and Horsepen Creek plenty OF plant patch ground ard
much Of the high land is very fine. Ii has small,
grisi mill, and the plantation is uncommon
ly compact aud convenient to cultivate being nearly
broad as il is long
Alsn Rushy Forest containing nearly two fhnusand
hundred acres, both sides of Little Roanoke
This tract approaches near to Charlotte Courthouse,
and would suit professional man. If not sold at pri
vate sale, it will be offered at public sale the first
Monday in December next, being Charlotte court day,
at the Courthouse. This tract can be, and will Qf
qured) be divided TO suit purchasers, into two,
three parts
For terms apply to John Marshall, Esq. at Charlotte
c. H., or William Leigh, Esq. near Halifax, c. II.
Nov. 4, 1881, 5l-tds
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ENEMALE EDUCATl0N.-My School will ecn-
n tinue tho ensuing year, commencing on the is b
OF January and Terminating on the 10th OF December
with vacation Of month In Summer In this
School will be Reading, Wriiiug,
Ari hmets, English Grammar, Geography, History,
Chemistry, &c Terms-for board, washing, Sss. $50;
tI,op Sl5.-For needle. work, wax-work, drawing
maps, drawing and painting paper, painting vel.
vet, Sc. So; fsr music $40 per session. Postpaid som
iDunicaiioas addreOed 10 Ann G. Bondursnt, Farm
vi le, Prince Edward soun,y, will bo attended to
Ny.S 62-waws
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
X"ILL DO sold, at Whitemauh, Ia the county
" GIoussster, on "Wednesday, the 3Olh infant.

w Gloussstsr, on Wednesday. the 30lh instant, u
fair, otherwise the next fair dsy, all The personal
tate OF Mary n. G. p. Rsotes end VIM. H. Pfosser,
decd consisting Of about 80 valuable slaves among
hem 10 very valuable Blacksmith and other me :
chanes house servants and cooks the stock of horse.
and mules the stock Of cattle amopgs which are very
hne oxen and mch cow; tho sheep, hos., sc. farm-
log utensils Of every kind wagons, eAr, Sci The crop
Of corn, fodder and oa, household and kitchen furni
lure, &s Also, very elegant carriage. with harness
Tor four horses The negroes will be sold for cash. the
rest OF The property credit Of nine mon,hsbond
with approved security will he required.
JOHN TABB, Adminis,rator.
AL persons having claims against either sstate are
requested for the last time 10 present them TO The
Nov. 8. b2-tds
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UpUNAwAY FOR sALE--In obedienee 10 an or.
10 der Of tn Csuo y Court OF Cumberland, will be
sold 10 the highest bidder, NJ publie suction, for ssb
al CumbsrIsnd CouTi.bou on the 4h Monday 10 No.
vsmbsr, (being court day0 negro woman slave, cal.
led Budget Johnson the property Of Edward Valentine
sop6Dsd In the jill Of this county, ss a runaway, 70
satisfy her jail fees, Ae s. II. PARRACK
Jsllor OF Cunbtfisnd Couuiy
Nov 4. 5I-g4w
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HROYDsS TAVERN FOR RENT.-Wil be rented
n D on Tuesday the 18th day Of November next, this
we'll known stand. including the Store-house and Farm,
for the year 1882, and possession will be given the
LIST day Of January next The stand is generally sup.
posed 10 be equal to any between Charlottesville aud
Richmond 10 miles above the latter place, and miles
below Charlottesville. deem Il unnecessary TO give
further description Of Boyds Tavern, as no one will
rent without informing himself of the value.
JAMES M. BOYD, for himself and others.
Oct rs. 48-t15th "
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LAND md NEGRoEs FOR SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
DURSUANT 20 the last will and isstame nj Of James
n Walker, decd and decree OF the County Cour
OIL Buekioeham will be cold on the premises, 10 the
bighes, bidder. on Monday. tho 18th December poU
the tract Of land belonging TO tho estate Of The Iue
Col James Wa kor, dss'd containing about 1900 ae.e.
Ihi, land 10 situated on the waters OF Fish Pond aud
Holiday C5eeks--mos Of which IL standing In woods
hve or sx hundred ssres Of good high land for iota
90, the balance good grain land exseen, Oats
bne ',ae LOT tobscso; with good two story dwelling
There 10 also good mill lately rebuilt Tn, ahoye
land will bS divided or sold In entire tract on Q
eredi, Of one, two, and perhaps three years Toe
groes are very likely and vsuablo they vii DO col
asredii Of liz mon'b, together with the syop Of all kind,
sock, heuseboli aud kshen furniture, plantation oos,
&c. The purchasers giving bond with approved sssury
Aoy person Wishing TO ew the premises, will spply
the sub'crbsr who lives sonveSiont, ant will show
tbs sane at any Time. JOEL WATKINS,
Ex'oF. Of Jas. Walk ., deed.
Nov. I. Soft
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~ FTY DOLLARS REWARD.-RsDsway from
III the Subscribers on Saturday evening last, a M.
gro mao named WASHINGTON, bright mulaIto,
about % years Of age, and 8 feet ipsbe, high.
Washington was purchased Of Dr. j. N. Fauleon Of
Amelia, aud has wife living 10 Surry sounty, where
II 10 likely ne has gone. The above reward will be
paid II taken whou,,or twenty i've dollars ifspprshend-
ed within the limits Of the State, and all reasonabls
charges paid. HALL NELSON co.
Julv l. l5-f Richmond, Va
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nISAIAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-The
IL annual meeting Of the Dismal Swamp Land Com
pany, will be held in the town Of Suffolk, Tuesday,
the 18th November next full meeting of the Stock
holders, either in person or by Attorney, earnestly
quested, business OF much Importance TO the future
prosperity of The Company will be taken into conside
ration at said meeting. RO: BUTLER, President
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
Smifhfefd Oct. 2. 4fhlS3l. 49-td
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MRS STANARDS BOARDING HOUSE,
SITUATED the nor h side Of 4 or nj ain street.
- above and nearly oppoi the Virginia Banks, be-
low tbs Capitol square, 10 prepared for the acsommo
dalton Of Members Of the ensuing General Assembly,
with or without familie'-baving attached 10 her TO-
mer pre- misses additional rooms-Aso for boarders by
the week, IN nih, or longer term.
" A good male HOUSE SERVANT, 10 wanted
for the wner.
Nov. 8. 62-wbw
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11rhe ENouiRER published twice week generally AND
three mss week during the session of the State
tho Five Dollars annu, payable IN
advance: Notes Of ehsersd ssnss !oa, VII
roeeivod Tho Editors will guranoe the safety OF
sitias them BY mahe OF all paid blythe
~ No WILDE the discretion Of the
Hdtors) until all arrsarages have boon paid up. .
Whoever will tho payment OF nine papers shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ouesquare, OR LESSFirst insertion 75centseaeheen-
tiAsaucs, so cents. 49,.
until IL has ehes been
assumed by person in this city, or its environs
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The subscriber, ~
IN administrator Of Isoss Oliver, Esq deceased, will
sell by pubs auction, TO the bgbes, bidder, Monday
the 19h day OF D.sember next, Q fair If oiherwiss
ths frat fair day afer at the iafm Iaely oesupied by
MIR. Oliver. in the county Of Hanover, all hi, House,
bold and Kitchen furniture aud The entire sleek OF
Horse', Hogs Shssp and Cattle aud tho crop OF Cora
and Fodder. made upon the ssate this year, Together
with the Farming Utensils Of every kind.
And on Thursdsy, the 22d day OF tbs same month,
At the farm owned by MIR. Oliver, 10 the county
sailed SIP ing Grove the iok OF Horses Hogs and Cat
ale there and the crop OF Corn snd Fodder made there
lhis year, icgsber With the Farming UisBh, Of every
Kind.
Terms For all sums OF Ten Dollars and under sash
s-itr .ums above Ten DJaD, eIedi, Of six mouth,
~ Il DO allowed.
All persons having Gains against the estate, are
que,ied to present them, duly authenticated, for pay
meD and all those indebted 10 the estate, are hereby
required to make immsds payment. as tho subssriber
wishes 10 settle his sseount EDWIN SHELTON,
.ddministratoy Of Isaac OLioer, deceased.
Osf. Ii 45-iOs
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MEETING OF THE LOYAL COMPANY.

MEETING OF THE LOYAL COMPANY.
A Meeting of the successors OF the Loyal Company,
IA will be held at the capitol in Richmond, Tues
day the 9th OF December next. 1t is important that
those interested sho Id be puncua In their attendance
IL is expected, that partial dividend will be made
among the MEMBERS and business OF much consequence
10 the company transacted. The usual day of meeting
1.-THE I'd Monday OF December) has been anticipated,
because II is important that the Cou pany should con-
possible alter the meeting OF the Legis-
lature 1t advisable also, that those claiming shares
parts OF shares, in the company should bring with
them send by their proxies the best evidence they
produce OF their title by inheonce, devise trans-
fer from the original share. holders.
THOMAS w. GiLMER,
Agent for successors OF Loyal Company.
Nov. l. 5O-h
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~ EGROES FOR SALE Wal po.liv .ly be cold ~
The highest bidder, for Cab, Vsi Mo my, on Tues
day, the oin DAY OF Dcsembsv ssxt, IN ~, obsr~'e
upper part Of Dlawiddie Coua,y, ,wshty sight mile,
South we,, OF Petersburg,-bsivesn fo.'y and FIFTY
valuable Slaves, belonging to tho essts Of Csp Sdtb
Thompson, dee. consisting Of Men, Wsmso, Boys aud
GirIs. WM FERGUSON Admv
Nov. D. B3-Zr
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ID AN AWAY. on Friday Last, OF Nsv.mber,
~ from John Timberlsko's Factory, a Negro Man
named SAM GAINES, whom purchased about four
moIhs ago Of John Dozw.l, OF the county OF Hanover
will give Five Dollars 10 any person persons iha,
will deliver the said Negro tn al the city gaol Of
Richmond RICHARD GAINES.
Nov. IL. B3-t
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MOTICE.-Waoted at the Penite ntiary, the follows
IN ing timber, Wis
! cord split white oak, IL f. long Young tough tim
do do do IL do Der, to be cut BY
do do do 10 do the first of the en-
8 do do do 9 do suing year.
$500 wheel spokes bu, white oak, all heart
1900 do felloes, willow oak, do
$4,000 hoop poles and So 900 flour barrel bets to be
delivered by the LIST March next
THOMAS NELSON, PAP.
Nov.4. 51-n
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~ Office NELSON'S Boarding Establishment
IL being completed, by the addition Of large and
airy building she is prepared to accommodate gentle
men and their families gentlemen, or ladies, with
board, by the week. month, any longer period. Wis
hors TO the city will find the situation pleasant and heal
thy, within one hundred yards of the Capitol Square,
and commanding most beautiful prospeet:-excoIlent
beds, and the best fare the market will afford A
Der Of the members Of the ensuing Legislature can be
accommodated. Oct, T. 43- 81 & wdw
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NoTlCE.-Ths subscribers have ibi day entered
IL into Co Partnership, under the hrm Of Roy q
GwArHNSY, and beg leave 70 tender u ihsir hiend,
sod 'be public, their services for the transaction OF
Csmmbsioo business 10 to vsvious brsnehns.
JOHN 3. ROY.
H. r. GWATHMEY.
Norfolk, oe'. 81 s3-s,
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lYNhE subscriber having lsased on, hi. farm. living
- on James river, in the county Of Buskneh ham,
~ milss above New Canton, 6 above the virslnis
Mills. and b.ow Sseitsvilie, will. on the Is day
Of eeember. fair, ns The next fair day, offer
young nrg,oss (. 10 Amiliss) any In the State; al
bic stock Of cattle. hogs, sheep, and hossss-bs,wsen
three aud four hundred barrels Of corn all his crop
blade fodder, pieely cured 10 the dry season, aud II
gut up; household and kItehso turni,urs toos beon.
ing 10 The farm, three or four thousand ls Of pork
and many other things no, necessary BE- named.
on credit until the IRE, Of June, 1882 the purehsser
ing to purchase. invited 10 attend, ~
the ssIs will actually lake place that day.
ROBERT NJ. BOILING.
Oct. %. A8--,ds
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"ILL be sold, on Tuesday the 18th November,
w next, at Clieden, Little Plymouth, King
and Queen county, a credit Of nine months, all my
house and kitchen furniture, stock of horses, cattle,
sheep and hogs, farming utensils, &c.-Also fodder,
VIM. b. BOYD.
Oct. z. 43-td
The above sale is unavoiisbly pos'nonsi III Thurs
day. the 81 instant. w. b. BOYD.
Nov. /.
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pie preserve love o. justice aud a rauio,e dsvo
lion 10 our country, and 10 sustn the interests Of agr
culture. sonm.rce, aud mAnnfac .ures.
Resviv,d. Tia, We approve Of The nomination Of
Harmso b. Crop'ey AZ Senator from This District, to-
Ocers just reported uBd tho conviction that tha
candidates will all ccn'cisniiousiy perform 'h.r several
dues. 10 the sasisc ion Of their constituents, and wi
regard TO thu publis good.
Resolved, Taaws entirely approve tbs Pafiaiic
principles which Induced General ANDREW JAcR.
SON 10 content 10 for second term aud
him under Providensc, best calculated TO ensure the
freedom, constitutional privileges, aud rights that
now eujoy.
Resolved, That we fspo,e entire confidence Ia tbs
Integrity and abilities Of MARTIN VAN BURsN, the
disngoi'hsd OF New York. and duly appreciate ,h"
honorable motives which induced him 10 retire from the
Department OF State al q period when relations
were Ia state OF IN xSmpe! prosperity.
kesolved. Th,, tbs'e proe,.dings be pnbli'be] in
all the republican pao.rs Wieodly TO ulsr nomna'
tons. ABRAHAM BLOODGOOD, Cham'n.
DANIEI JACKSON )s,.,
JACOB s BooERT,
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June 4.

DOANOKE LAND FOR SALE-The subscri-
IL Der offers for sale the tract of land which the
late John Somervel resided, lying in the county Of
Meckenburg, on Roanoke river, between Tayor's and
Haskins Ferries. This valuable Of land contains
by an old survey 250O acres, $50 Of which are low
grounds Of superior quality This tract of land is adapt
ed TO the cultivation Of tobacco, cotton. wheat corn,
OATS SC. There is Of this tract sufficient quantity Of
open land in cultivation aud under good fences to
ploy 80 or 40 hands. There is on the premises well
finished two story dwelling house, in good repair,
tanning eight large together with all necessary
out-houses, for the accommodation OF large family
The water Is good and the situation healthy. A more
minute description is deemed unnecessary, IL 10 pre-
sumed that those who wish TO purchase will first view
the premises One fourth the purchase money will
be required the fret day of January 1882, the ba
lance i'm equal biennial instaments; to the pay
ment Of which, bond and approved security will be
required with lien the land. This tract Of land
II not previously disposed Of will be sold publicly,
the premises, the LIST of December next. The sub
scriber (who lives the premises) will take pleasure
In showing the above tract Of land any who
may wish to purchase.
Also, on the same day, at the same place, will be
sold, on credit of six months, all the perishabe pro-
periy belonging TO said esfHts, consisting OF horses
(some very valuable) cows, sheep, hogs, household
aud kitchen furniture, farming utensils, sc. Bond and
approved security will be required.
WILLIAM A. SOMERVELL,
Executor OF John Somervell, deceased.
Mecklenburg county, Oct 6, 1881. 45-tlDec.
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uNU~ ~VNNHE Members Of the L gis-
; - &$Hr8 IL lsture are respectfully in
- y 49, formed, ,ha, TO prevent di.appoin.
.szsanzul1lI1 me nj in sea,s, an extra COACH
will be a, Lynshburg On Friday morning, I'd Deem
Der, In order TO proseed to Richmond, nseessary
Nov. IL. 53-w2w~ A. PATTESON.
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U-NOR SALE-That we'll knosn Establishment, ths
S~an Tavern, In the Town oil York. ofmsry os
supied by Lawrence Gibbons, and st,ssIy by Mat how
Willie, deed. Is advantageous situation 10 Pfe-em'
nent az aPutlie House. 1, being spasioss building
he1s.,) with ell the necessary Offices. amongst them
large stable aOd lo This tenement will be sold pri'
valley advantageous terms, 10 applicants de'sius
to purchase Should 10, DO disposed OF before York
Dssen.bsr sour, day. II will then be sold publicly on
the pre- msss. for cash. WILLIAM NELSON.
Nov. 4. 6l-d
4 TEACHER wANTED.-Ths Trustees si The
IA Eoenezer Academy wish TO engage for the ensu-
Ing year, teacher 10 take charge 81 it, He must DO
well qualified 10 conduct classical school,
ANY person wishing further information, can obtain
il by addressing letter to Z. Merit, LaurenssviIe,
county, Virginia.
s !! \ %. s E s#!rH. Committee.
Nov. 4. 5l-W
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A CARD-MlNlATURE PAINTING.
~ ISIS VALUE, with seDilne nts OF increased gra'
I'VE ude, Tor i~vers resolved the present year. en-
defs her iiussre thanks her friends and patrons aud
respectfully tolie" eopiouaneo OF their patronage
She is AZ Mrs. DoPuy's, Mansion Hou'e, MsO
Street. Nov I. b0--if
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MIOSr valuable River Lands, in AibsmaIls, to be
IvA cold al auction, In Monday, The nineteenth day
OF December mex, about miles below Charlottesville
on credit Of ono, two, and three years. This
tans about one thousand asrss, between and hun.
dred asres low grounds rich any in tho worid
markably we'll wsisred aud beslihy-upwards Of three
hundred bushels Of wheat will DO seeded this season.
The improvements various and good, the dwelling
house very roomy, and most be si,uasd indie
this the mos, beautiful fatm perh in The Stale.
Alter the sale OF MoniesRe, the above farm, will be
ofersd the came terms, just above II, eontsn
ing between three and four hundred astss much such
and nise yelling house, aud all other necessary out
houses, healthy and we'll wa'ered.
$ Alter The second farm, will be offered the
terms another trast Of about three hundred most
iy IN wvSus, g.i-;-s L~sh stis ointVs-a ve'y good
dwelling house ,hs farm, the land OF good quality
and perhaps has moro good timber on It than any other
tract Of its szs,he right to these lands Is undoubted
this las, rae, 10 about mile from the river. will
with pleasure shew The land, TO any wishing to
purchase CRAVEN PEYTON
Monisssie, Aibsmarl.. Oct 26. 53-S
I'D ALTIMORE TYPE FOUNDRY.--psmters
Id are 10 pes,iuliy informed that they may procure
from this foundry Types Of every description in use
from 20 line Plea 10 Diamond with for Ere
Spanish and Portuguese To hose distant tom hs si,y
who have not had type from This establishme mt, may
NOT DO amss 10 state that the punches pnsi.
paily by The lae w. F. Hill. Of New York; they are
considered superior 10 any other in this souniry-and
the founh from them havs Civ en- general ss,sfae-
ton. Presses, including Smi,hs Patent Chases Com.
and every requisite for printing Office may DO procur.
cd by addressing tho Subscriber through he Pest.
Once. r. Is. SPALDlNG.
Nov. H. 53-w4w
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Mount ye.uyiu.. for some days durIag DC
tober, threw ups quantity of ashes, which
ieil back into tho wster accompanies hS
column of smoke. end noise resembling an
earthquake.
Both branches Of the Legislature OF M'ssI'
sippi have united ina resolution TO invite
the location OF branch OF the U. ,. bank ~
Nsrehez.
The anxiety on the part at tho VICIOUS 70
avoid the stigma attached to their pursuits IS
one ofihe greatest tr,umphs Of v'rise over
y,cs. Aud the care with which the semo'Hnee
of virtue is preserved by those whose actions
and habits are devoid ofhs reality proves 'n'''
consciousness of the value ofthnl winch 'h'y
are deserving, and the worthlrssness oi 'he
pursuits IN which they are engaged'
lie who would have clear head, must have
a clesn stomach. is the quaint but iorc'hi'
rsmark OF Dr. Cheyne, determined al
vocate OF temperance in eating ana drinking.
BY examining the tongue OF the patent
the physician finds cut the dieases oil 'h'
body, and the philosopher the diseases OF 'h'
mind.