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FOR SHE.

FOR Sale.
ME subscribers offer for sale, tho
Il FARM purchased by them of tho
late Mr. Nathaniel Craighill, situated in
Jefferson county. Va containing
gas ACRES,
about five miles from Harpers- Ferry and
three from Charlie sto~n Within Lea.
than one mile Of this farm, there are four
Merchant Mills-Me.srs. Hite s. Nsw
corners. immediately adjoining; Messrs.
Snyder s. Ford's above; and Mir. Daniel
Snyder's Ford MILL" Just below. There
arc many other advantages and induce
ments that might be named; but il is pre-
samed persons who are disposed 10 pur-
chase. will view the property and Judge
Tor themselves. None acquainted. need
be told that IL is one OF tho richest and
most Desirable estates in Jefferson, not 10
say IN the Valley. The Shen andoah RI,
yer and Evert's run wash each. one entire
line Of this farm; on the latter. there arc
several sites for Factories. with sufficient
water power. Terms. accommodating, and
made known on application 10 either OF
the proprietors.
s w. LAKELAND,
j. /. RANSOM.
Cbarlestown, Dec. Get.
p. S.-if net sold. tho farm will still be
Tor rent 3 w l..
~ l.. r.
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EStray Cow.

~ pursuance Of warrant to us di ..
Il reeted, we have this day viewed an
ostr"y Gov, .h.,-a 60 %. 6y Henry ID
Garnhart of this county, and do find the
same TO he a red. horned Cow. with a
WHITE lace and white stripe on her belly.
an underbit out Of each ear. and abont
nine years old: And wa do appraise the
said COW TO the sum OF twelve dollars
Given under our hands. this Goth day Of
December, 1891.
James Moore.
John l.. HmHe,
isaac Shoraiier.
The owner Of the above estray is re
quested to come forward. prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
HENRY ID. GARNHART.
Dec 90. 1881
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Slaves for Sale

IN Friday the s0,h instant. fTO.
~ MORROW. Z shall oG,cr Tor
sale. IN front OF Mr.. B-ckhan's tavern in
THIS place. NEGRO GIRL, about 10
years OF age. accustomed to house work.
and WOMAN. about - years old. with
Children. Tho girl vii, sci, Tor cash
The woman and children on a credit Of
IL months. with bond and security
WIN. WHITING.
Charlestown. Dec. %
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MUYlGlr1,

IHE NOTES given at the sale of Holm
Mccoy. Sen. deed. have become dine
Payment Is requested Immediately. a. inGu,
gence cannot he given.
DAM. MCPHERSON. .fdu,'r.
dc ConLs non. III, NJ Coy. Sen. dec'd.
Dec p, I8,I
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PUBLIC SALE.

a y pursuance Of decree Of tho eoun
Il ~ court Of Jefferson, pronounce
on the 2jd day Of November last, IN sui, in
chAncery. pending in said court between Tho
mss Gfiggs. ". complainant. and Thomas
Brown. defendant. . will sell 70 the highest
bidder. 81 public auction, on 1fOsday ne ION
day u January neri, being court day, ~ the
courthouse Of said county, one undivided
ninth par, n Tbs, besut.g ui property lying on
the SHENANDOAH river in said county, known
by the name OF the
Shanondalc Springs,
Containing sixty acres. more ~ less, With the
buildings and improvements thereon being
all the interest Of said Tbomss Bfoun. IN the
ssid property
The terms sre. rne ihiri Of the purchase
money IN hspd. and The remainder IN two
equal SEM. ANNUAL ius'slunenis
1OsEPH 4 DAUGIiERTY.
tomuissio'ssr appointed by the COuft
dec. -. INIi 1t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29
Notice.

Lii those who became purchasers
"a at the sale Of the personal nro.
peTiv ~ John O'Bsnnon. dee II are hereby
notified that their obligation. are now IN
ihe bands OF ihc undersigned for collie
ton, and if not discharged immei,i,ieI,
suits must hc brought. rs the situation al
the estate IS such az not 10 enable h,m q,
give any Indulgence
THOMAS HITE.
Tar J5a me, FIN, 1sr.i n. rs,8 ,,,,,,,,.,g
Dec. -
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BEDFORD. PA. nRc. 10

Some six or eight months ago. MIR.
David Rock, of Napier township. in
this county, attempted to administer
medicine tot sick heifer. who il after.
wards appeared was mad. In the act
OF doing so. he wounded one Of his fin.
gers. and thereby is supposed to have
caught the infec ton which resulted in
his death on Sunday last, in a most
dreadful state Of Hydrophobin.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

UiHchefftr and Potomac Rail Road--It will
oe observed By notice in to-day = paper. tia, a
meeting Of the citizens u Ciaricaown and of the
vicinity, - called =, the COur, -lousc, on Ffidsy
The oh Of January. 20 consult upon matters in
CARL to this proposed improvement The peo-
pie Of sm''h6eid sod neigi,bori,ood (ss will also
be Soen BY orr Papcr Of to-day, are cup and A.
DONG y upon this Important spLjcrt VIII mo-,
'he people Il Cl'srIeStosn make somc effort To
Obtain - desirable an olicei'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

HAVE just received three dozen
IL ChopPing Axes, made expressly
Tor my sales, by Collins 4 Co.. and can with
confidence warrant them superior TO any vet
offered in this place. Some of them are \,
heavy as75 pounds.
UiUiom CIerciand.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

Fire and loss ofHres.-Op Sunday
morning the house Of Judge King, in
Freehold, Greene co. was destroyed
by fire, With all it's contents. The
father Of Judge K. and his youngest
child were, as We understand, burnt
to 6eath. The rest Of the family
most narrowly escaped with their
Iives.-( Albany Daiiy Adr.
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DIED.

In prn'l,c'", county, Va on ,he ,o,h Nov,
las', M'ss EHiir Et,rs Nanr's. ,ouns, :, .iau-h-
w., o' u,' late apt 'eoryc North, ct ,hts county
Tin the 2zh ,nst. MIR. SoLosox i,,,x,,. =,
''iS county, aged about - wears.
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FOR SALE,
1000 Acres of Valuable Ken
lucky LAND.

tract lies in Hopkins county,
IL formerly Christian, and : miles
from Madison Wiley. now the county
town. IL also lies on the head waters Of
Trade River: and there !. a large stream
Of water running through the middle of Il.
and good mill scat on IL. This land is
well calculated for farming. as IL lies roll
iing-is we'll timbered with black and
white oak. mulberry. hickory. walnut and
poplar. The under growth is poppau.
spice wood, sc. There is ten or flieeo
acres cleared. and great many rails
made. II will be sold on advantageous
terms TO the purchaser. by applying to
either Of the subscribers, near Charles
town. Jefferson county. Va
GEORGE LAY.
JOHN HEWITT.
Dec. 90, IS3I.--tC
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

Expedition from N0g Oricms.-
The schooner Crawford vas ~ sail
from New Orleans on the 18th inst,
for Liberi0, With emigran's from Ken.
luekv.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

.lforfGhfg The Richmond Wig announcing
che ippe'tcd death &C Csp,sin 4. D Rose. thus
alludes 90 deaths 'loings among the members Of
the Virgins State Convention.
"Thc singular mortality among those
Who we're elected 10 and served in
that Convention, has struck ell who
have reflected upon IL. DR.. Calvin ".
Read, Ellison Cure, John MAerae.
CAlohill Mennis. WIN. Is. Giles, Vim.
II. Filzhugh, Alfred II. Powell. James
Monroe, Richard Morris, SAm'l Clay
tor, FLEMING Bates. anil Alexander =.
Rose. have all fallen N the space Of
of little more than two years"
The Wing omiis the tame 81 Erge
MUS Wilson, of Monougalia, ~ho died
during the pas, sUmmer-ihus swelling
the number removed by death, TO ,bir-
teen.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

Co7gre'' The proceedings Of Congress Cor
'be ls'' too weeks have been ~ unimpOytant To
ihe general reader that ve have omitted to notice
them. Whenever any thiug shall trsnspire IN
that body, deserving special no,iee. 80 gill b.
promp, ia laying Il before our readers
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NOTICE

The Rev. s.. Tusros will p,eacb m
next Sabbath, in the FREQ Church A, liar.
Pers-Ferry. at II o'clock.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

Ihe infaenea prevails 10 this city
to an ex'en, which has never before
been equalied. From what we see
and hear, we are certain thar q large
majority Of the population has been,
or Is now affected by the disease.
The cases which psrtake Of diff
cult and dangerous character, we
learn, are generally those arising
from relapses.-[ Bali. American.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29
Valuable Town Lot
FOR SALE.

We undersigned is authorized &,
n sell that valuable Lot in Charles
Town. on the corner opp,s,,. the re.n,eoee
OF Thomas @iigas. jr. Esq and adjoining
The property OF the heirs of Samuel 81
oautt. decd IT.. an eligible .,,ns,,n,
Tor building. either for private re,,,l,,c,
or any mechanical pursuit
h"'li he offered at public sale. for cash.
on the i>tday Of Deccmbe. Coutt. ib,inr
The ioIh Of tho month a, the Cour, lion,
IN Cha'lcs-Town. Possession given I'm
meJ'a,ciy, and an indispu,s bic I'LL. made
THO'S q. HARRIS.
n - hior's,y ia fact
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29
\TION OF THE PRESIDEN
OF GREECE.

OF GREECE.
From GahgnG-i's Messenger.
ne following is an extract Of let
ter from Napoli. dated the 9th uIt. riy-
ing detail of the circumstances At.
tending the death Of Count Capo dis
trias:
:" This morning, as the President
was going, according to custom, to at.
tend the service at the Church, two
men who were at the door, assassin a ted
him, one firing pistol at his head and
the other stabbing him in the BODY with
a Turkish dagger. lie fell dead upon
the spot. The assassins were Con.
stantinc and George Mavromichalis,
the brother and son of Petro Bey, who
has been in prison ever since the month
oi January last. Constantine was i'm
mediately killed BY the Presidents
Guards, but George escaped and took
refuge IN the house Of the French Con.
sui, who received him without being n.
ware OF the crime he had committed.
On learning what had occurred, the
Consul refused to give him up 10 the
fury OF the populace, but engaged TO
deliver him into the hands of the Ma.
gistracy. ~ soon as regular demand
was made. The Senate Immediately
assembled, by virtue of the power,
with which II is invested by the Con
Gress, at Argos, and is at this moment
employed IN appointing a committee to
carry on the Government till the meet
ing OF the National Assembly, which
will be Immediately convoked. The
town remains quiet, and the command.
ers OF the troops have taken all neces.
sary measures for preventing disorder.
The French and English Commando
have also adopted every means TOR en-.
snring the safety Of the agents and citi.
Zcns OF their respective Countries"
More I'gurTection. The Western
freeman published at ShcIbyville,
Tenn of the 9th inst. has the fol.
lowing:-"We have been crcdibly
inlornIed, that there has been a con.
siderable excitement among the
citizens OF Fayetteville, Tenn. within
few days past, in consequence ofthe
discovery OF plot, among the ne
eroes OF that place and its vicinity.
Tor an i7surrection, all the particu.
lars OF which We have not vet learn.
cd. The plot vas discovered by
female slave, who il appears had
honesty enough 20 communicate the
hellish designs Of the blacks TO some
white person, perhaps her master.
Their object was To- set fire TO some
building, and amidst the confusion
OF the citizens, to seize as many guns
and implements Of destruction as
they could procure and commence .
general massacre.
Many Of those Who were engaged
in this internal conspiracy, have been
slsshed with all The severity which
the ibiquity Of their diaboiical
schemes ~ justly deserved"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

The Dcla~src Journal of last week, says-
" Wrsrc enabled 20 state, of our Own knowledge,
iiat tie report ~lach j. IN eirculstion, that toe
h"u JoHS VI. CLaSroS has resigned his s.st ~
"a = Scua'", v erroneous. Mr. Clayton mss
. resigned
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nAiIiHnnE n1c o.

a., ~, 49, sAtTfSoHE, bGC. ~
tLotR .-1hc wagon rate t,,roughoui the week
has aood at - per Dbl. and hat price prevail.
TO-DAY.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

The Albany Daily Advertiser states
that the revenue from the Erie and
Champlain Canals this year, will be
about Sl6o, 900 more than during the
last. Last year it was 3 ,o56,922.
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FOR RENT.

VVNHE subscriber offers for rent, the House
u aud blacksmith Shop. o. the ,urnp,ko
road leading from Smithficld TO Sberhcrjs
town. The house - very comfortable. anil
there - = never failing we'll e good water
within iew yards of the door. and LOT Of
enclosed ground connected WITH tho house
oi about two acres. The shop ~ new, snd
calculated for two lires. anil has a S,rcsrn oC
wa'er rass'ng Immediately tys The HanA
- IN an excellent neiglborhood fpv blseL
smith. Possession ~, be hsd immediately.
DAVID ROSENBEnGER.
Dec. -, 1851 -ys
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TOR SALE.

TWO Negro Giris. ono aged o..
and the other IS years "a 10
man. and Boy years old The Woman
- good cock and washer They are sold
for M fault. add III not be sold 10 ira
ders nor 10 persons buying for irsders
Inquire Of the PRINTER
Dec = 1881
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iNpiANA.-JoHS Trrrow, Esq. was,
on the 9th instant, on tho 9TH ballot.
elected Senator in Congress from
tn's s'ate''o hill the vacancy occasion.
Cd by the death Of General NobI-
His time Of service willexpire ON IN.
*th March, 1883. There were 6v.
candidates.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

The Legislature Of Maryland me
at Annapolis on Monday last.
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POSTPONENiENY.

+ - The above sale is psatponc,I
until the 10th OF January next. ibciuy
Ionr' day. /. q. HARRIS.
I Dec -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29

NJ. I. HAWKINS has been elected
Representative in Congress from
the Warren district in North Carroll.
ma rice RonEnT Porrxu, resigned.
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Negroes for Hire.

WILL be hired, betWcen the - NJ
w inst. and st Of Jan. a number
of SLAVES. consisting Of Men. Women.
boys aud Girls, Al the subscrlhers farm
hAHY MASHiSG
N'oodlAwn. Dec O.,
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WINCHESTER, nrc. 90

Tofen Gale. Last Saturday morn.
ing q gale passed over Winche,,er.,nL
a'd much injury TO several barns am,
houses. The Kent. street Presbyterian
church was much damaged-the gable
emu was blown down. together with the
gallery part Of the roof was Liown
on and several pews destroyed.-
Pamage about S7O0.-RspuJisecn.
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by an an arrival at New York, on the 5,l, instant,
FOREIGN.
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The House OF Representative, of
tennessee have, "by an overwhelm
ing VOTE, adopted the resolution,
.nsHucting the Senators and request.
ing the Representatives of that state
In Congress. to oppose the renewal of
The charter OF the L. 5. Bank.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

the River for the first time, TO be improved
by the method the other that Canal ought To
be adopted The fall in the Connecticut River is not
AZ great rs that in tho James the ponds are longer
There's ana the relative advantages of the slack water
system would seem to be greater there than with u.s.
ms Tact is deserving of attentions and when added
10 the opinion of Judge Wright, should demand de.
cision stamped with every possible precau,on. Nor
ought we, w'lhout the strongest reason, abandon
style at Improvement already ado 1ted and partly exc
cucI by the Sts,e' Should go on with a con,inu.
GO Canal, the money already expended will not have
been msapphed although it may not have produced
results equal To the expenditure. On the other hand
the method of Locks and Dams with view To steam
power, is preferred by Civil Engineer and by Mr.
Robinson. both of whom able men in their protes
sons; uni,es perfectly the conflicting interests
on the north and south banks of the River below the
Ridge; AM is more susceptible of execution in
ea and oil gradual Inauguration with the present
the navigation The experiments with light steamboat
on the Forth and Clyde canal steam power
perhaps that portion of Nj Crozet's be dispensed
with thereby les.enms the greaesi objection system of
additional enquiries to tire portion OF the river which, ia its
present state, would for the whole furnish sufficient
ueph OF the lgkand OF
transportation. Aud should the method locks aud dams be
adopted as the best upon the whole we might begin 10y oca.
S das N the worst places, such the Seven Islands
oosbys Fails so as TO get sos passage boats way
The course OF sor, time This would speedy and
delightful improvement the upper country. # we lrn
our ewes To c New York canal the line through
PennsylyanT the Baltimore and Ohio rail road and Mn. rs5
peake aud ONO cana none but the cs, style
OF improvement will enable draw the trade and
hattu adopt ~ event be- expensive, economy
in the end Ne hare cue,, REASON 10 ert as promptly as
possible bd rgitoiu the eor,ui SUP port Of ne
rest t Tie State and ought but upon pias n
operations nat oH stand erery test and carry propiouSy
to end So astonishing the developments OF science
anu art =" precious are the lights that passing expert
ence shedding upon this subject; that NOW, our
rivals are m the field really am Of the opinion there is
danger of actin. soon than too late Had Leen
IN my power should before this have made "a OF obser
vauon to the north IN order 10 satisfy my mind upon
nmen'ous subjects but prevented aud
the retired life which lead puts of my power cou.
verse with those who better Informed ihan Learn
with pleasure hat our friends Lyuchbure pushing
enquiries to distant quarters hope what have said
sketch OF INV views OF this subject doubts
my cordial and heart felt anxiety for the of the Schemes
or that have any disposition by throwing Difficult
tes III the way Nothing could be- unfnunded far
from IT. the object III my mind of 1t is
essential to the harmony the prosperity. and
our state All that IS adopt the PLAN and
to employ skliu agents and cannot go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
THE JUDICIARY.

On Wednesday, Gen Brodnay submitted the fol-
lowing scheme Of organizing the Chlnccry and
Circuit Courts. vast number ufProsls are said to
be in the pockets ofmcmbors.
Tine several counties and corporations to he ARRANGED INTO
IL judicial Circuits for each Of VIII elect
ed ana commemorative Judge the General Court,
ana associate Judge OF the Superior Court
oine a. Chancellor of the Superior Court Chan
ceioT snail reside " hm the Circuit which he shall be alo
Circuit without chanScThe Judges the General Count
snail annually he designated by that Court several Cir
cuts IN the commonwealth 10y lot, otherwise so as TO effect
an exchange OF Crcuis-A Superior Court Law Super-
or Court of Chancery shall be holden county or como
ration IN the SAID Circuits which Superior Court OF
is now established The several Superior Courts OF Law
as such and the Judges thereof vacation shall have the
same jurisdiction, that vested the Superior Courts of
Law, and the judges thereof vacaou-1 several Supe
oT courts OF ChanceTy &c shall have the jurisdiction
relative to the several countless which they NAV be es
dbshe that vested the Superior Courts
&c-Ihe 'hancellor of each Circuit of
General Court, who FOR that designated that
Circuit, shall hold Superior Court OF aud SupeoT
Count n Equity at such Time semi annually as may be pre-.
cTIbed by law, &c at which the Judge of
shall preside IN the Superior Court of Law Chancellor
in The Superior Court of Equity, separately hut both
sit together, in either of the sand Courts &c
when either OF the sad Judges shall fail 10 attend anv
OF the Courts, the Judge who may attend sh,
exercise all the Jurisdictions both Law and equity that both
should have exercised Appeals fOn Judgments said
pcrnr Courts OF Law and from DEGREES of Superior
hancery, shall! lie directly tire Court of Appeals Sc e.
hrious other sOns concerning Commissioners 81 &c
we have no room this morning specify.
The Pr2ct was laid on the table and ordered printed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
A1 drsssg NEAas 6.
PORT or RICHMOND, Fen. 4.

" From the present prospects, the ice in the Ri
yer Will be clear TO morrow; and unless there come
II iicshet, may expect vessels up by SUNDAY; but
a. there IL every indication Of fIeshct they
may be detained two three days longer The
following vessels the River bound up--Sclirs
Ext, and Richmond Packet. from New York; schrs,
Emblem. and VIM. Tell, e. sloop Excel, from
Phi adephia; scIr Gcr. Brooks from Boston.
and schrs Piutarch and Oscar, from Baltimore
WIN several Others, names not rccnllccred-rnos,ly
between City Point and 0sborue's Ferry.
AT LIVERPOOL, Dec. -, Plutarch Pike, Vir.
gina; Ceres, Lincoln, do.--iGth, Fame, Young, do.
On port, james Chopper Gary, do This passs re
was tue 9TH the J. G. sNadeturing 1880.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9.--Thc Canada Graham from
N. York is on shore on West H0ye Bank.
DEC. 1.-The Canada got off last night. and
brought into Dock. with her back broken. and con.
sitcrabiy damaged' and has nj feet water la her
hold Cargo dischurglng
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
The Cabinet of Natural History,
American Rural Shorts

8 : designed 10 embrace the high and more interes.
d ting branches of Zoology: viz Orthodoxy and
Mammalogyi together with account of the snnrIa
an pss'Ines of North America.
Thls work will be ssaed monthly, in quarto farm,
and printed with new type, royal paper
Each number will contain twenty-four pages close,
~ printed matter, and embclished with two beau,
iiul co!nured plates of Birds and 0uadrupeds drawn
from nature and executed in the best style with usr-
feet history of each OBJECT SO representative will
also contain many interesting anecdotes, relating TO
Natural History; and all other subjects which Iusy
give interest comparable with the spirit of the work.
as connected with fishing bunting, and shooting uar-
ties the various clubs established for gymnasiio az
e'cIse, aquatic sports, etc. etc.
Ferns SO per annum. payable in advance.
No. can DC seen az the store OF
J. H. NASH,
ian AneI, for the Web