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~ OIlCE.-Ths subscribers, Executors OF Cbr.s,ign
Ahsr, decsHed, late OF ihs county OF Hsneico,
request 'ha' all persons haviog claims OF iu.t shsrac
Ter aSanh tho estate Ct ihes iestaor to pFessnt the m
forthwith for senlemen', and especially in those cases
"hete 'he'r esta'oi has be.n bound sesuty in any
manner and II not presented or before the LIT Of
Dseemoer next, this notice will be plead in bar 20 any
melton or action that may be brought aganst them
All persons Indebted 10 the es,ae OF their teaior are
requested 10 msks immediate payne nj az further in.
dulgepc- will not be givrr.
WILLIAM ALLEN, } Exseu'ors of
ARMlSTEAD ALLEN, Sde.easea.
Sept. 30. n-u5.4
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IEIO THE PUBLlC.--I ODER lc, Gale ,hat v.l,,.ti,
"A farm OF ming, in tbs upper end Of Hanover
county eonaiang sbcu fifteen huadied ssrer nssfly
en- -iourih Is low ground. There is good water.
COCO Ice mouse very convenient 10 ibe dgeilIpgZa
very soumodiou' aod large barn. together vii al
eeesssa'y ou-housss add one of The bsst stables In
VHsIni'' Any one wishing 10 purchase tho above
s'm' can EnoW ihe terms BY application TO the sob.
aoiIber: There Is one OF The beat spols and mach
orchards on The land II IL uselees 10 saw snv Hing
more about The above farm, | nink the pn1 ebaest
w we, 90 view ,hs premises IN tho ffs piscs viii
nae parssi OF youpg veil bfok5 muies and fs.eyeey,
10 and 90 head OF cattle, ADD aboul hs care nuo6
of sheep and hogs, &C. SC
, ne purchaser shall have Tie liberty Of sseiioy
crop ct wheat IN due season this fall ,bsll feo,,,
a deed IN "uH 90 the land 20 secure The payment
Sept l6. = az 49, I'll
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"A TEACHER "A gentleman who has fad son
IA experience in the art Of saehnE, aud WHO has
been deemed quaihsd, wishes 10 procure siuaifop
io' tbs ensuing year ia healthy and sgre able h.
msr, og'apby, Aiiibms lie, &C. aud lbs Latin IIr-
guage' lie would also nsNusl small class OF begin
ners IN Gteek Satisfactory lesimonias of qusl6ca-
lohs and department san b produesd Peassn wishing
a sO'fsspondencs are seqgested 10 dneettoA b. G,
M" Canton" Post Office, Buckingham soupiy, Va.
Sept 2. 99ugs 80
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Oct. lIth.

AN/AS Committed 10 the Jail OF the cay OF Rich.
w mond, on The 9Th day OF Juoe, 1881, nsSro
man by the Lame Of HENRY: he appears 10 b. about
thirty bse years Of age, about elk feet hgs, ard lille
inclined 70 be bald, had en- When commi ted, Js,k
yarn eos', sud pair OF brewn pauiao The o~ncr
I. requested 70 CONS toward Prove be property; pay
hs expenses, and Iske him away, or 10 viii DO oihsf-
1ise dealt with according 10 Law.
SHELTON s. W1NGF1ELD Jailoy
Sept. 30. s9-wI2w
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a TEACHER "A Gentieman' who ,ga1 gTsd1.,,d
"a at one Of ihe New ECglsnS Colleges, snd who
mas been teaching in Virginia during The f. wears
ias psH' "shes 10 poaufo s'ualion in an Academy
or in healthy neighborhood tha ,,i, afI,,J iiI
RAJ salary for HE seryieeS III will give obstruction
10 me Latin and O. eek languages, end n all The Eae.
iish branches usually taught in Acsdsmiss The te.
q9il'e testimonials will be produced. Comauns agiors
addressed 10 o. p O., Lovings'on, vrgiris, will re-
csye prompt attention.
Sep. 80 49,.
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n N CHANCEKY.-At a Court hell Tor suisse,
Il county, the 7,h day OF October, 1881, Willie Pee
Dies, heir oil william IL. PEBBLES, Pitt

against
Jones and Amy his wife, late Amy Maclemore,
Turner Newton. and Polly, his wife (Iae Polly Mac
lemopeY burweii Maclemore, Elizabeth Maclemore,
and Rebecca G. Maclemore, by Thomas AIassenburg
her Guardian al hfem, Defts.
The defendant, Elizabeth Maclemore, not having en-
tered her appearance and given security according to
the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of This Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that she is not an
inhabitant OF this Common ealth, it is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here before the first
Thursday in January next and the bill of the
PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be- forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond Tor two months excessively, and like copy
posted at the front door Of the Court house of his
county, on two successive court days.
Acopy -Teste, ]. t. j. MASON, d. C.
Oct. TO- 46-wSw
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JOHN HUNTER. C.L.C.
sept io. .,ti--.sS,vs


N ChANCERY--MesAcnou & coun y. Ausaa
John g. Bspts', Aexapde, Ciil'ipi,. Rieha d Camp
and Nancy bus wife, ard the said Richerl c mn "a
executor ct Lusy aatssn, deceased, and Cary iiud.
w. Pils.
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ROOTS. SHOFS g


HOSEPH GILL. rsspe- fupy interm1 hi. friends
CD and The public generally III be has taken store
nearly pposi'e The Nj ssshan = CoGse Hou e. AID
'ew doors above the Central Hotel, whore be viii keen
Oh mend general aseorlmeDs Of Boots and Shoes OF
ooftlsfn manuiasure, Ct coed qualify and ued 10 he
rs win also be prepared 10 n,gaTartre ptee.
named sr'cls1; he will keep good o,kmen and use
good mae'ias' AID lie pledges himself 10 use every
sntt give 'a'l'iassisn 70 'hsss who may favor him
with their patronage.
Also an a,ormeui OF Trunks, whi1h will b. sod
10" Oft o. AZ W6w
RI Office is hereby given that petition viii be pre-
4 sehied 10 the next General Assembly of Virginia
praying that law may be passed authorispp r9ad Io
DC opened from Cousins road, in the county OF Ame-
Ia' crossing Appomattox river Puryears lower cor
ner and running from thence TO tile PETERSBURG road
at OF near Benjamin Moodys. tavern in the counv of
Chesterfield THO. 4. GILES,
ROBERT COUSINS Sen
ED. w. ANDERSON
WASH. L. TORBORN
eeP'- 20 39-w4w
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EDATRiCK LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
~ acting under power Of attorney from Pey,on
Harrison OF the county of Albemarle, Nelson PAGE
and Charles Irving of the county of Buckingham, will
sell at public auction, the Goth day Of October
at Patrick Courthouse, (beiDg court dayO tract of
land situated on the head waters of Dan River. in
Patrick county, containing by estimation 1900 acres
This tract of land allotted 10 the said Charles
Irving, on the division OF his fathers estate by com
mssioners appointed by the county court Of Patrick
for that purpose, and subsequently conveyed 10
the said Harrison and Page. in trust for special pur
poses, as will appear by the deed recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Patrick couhy-A large portion Of
this land is extremely ferIe-es in healthy section
OF country, is well watered and admirably calculated
for Stock Farm
TERMS OF SALE-One half of the purchase money
cash--the balance in twelve months
". REID,
u. II. GILMER,
Attornies, in fact, for Peyton Harrison
Nelson Page, and Charles Irving.
Sept. 20. ss-w4w
III The above sale is postponed until the 18th day O:
November next, il being court day.
~. REID,
Oct llth r. X. GILMER.
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CiiANCERY.-A, Coori Of Quarterly g..
Al mons held Ter Loaisa soun,y, IT the Court-bonss
on Monday, August the Slb, 1885,
ho,sr' Dalton, administrator Of Peter 5Jfa Word do.
N-sss1' Plth.
E''zsbs'h Crawford, widow, ard Eliza Crawford.
refer Crawford, B,vsrly Crawford, Washioe, on CIV,
Sfd, keub'n Crawford, and WIN. Cra,s ford ebdr n,
peer Crawford deseasec; aud William Dckersop P,ter
Dlckessen, Elizabeth Dckerson, Richrd Dirtsrson
James Dickerson, Merha Dickerson. Sarah Dekor
ser, aud John Dieksrtop, children ef Pa,sv D,ek.,
'on' desd who wes Patsy Crawford, suo,h.r child Of
he sad Peter Crawfod d, deed aud no died In tb, fs
49, =. ne "a re.er Cfa"irrd, ID It's.
ms day same she planiiH by his ATTORNEY and 6,d
ne OIL aud ths deienisns. Beverly Csaw'oss Wash-
iog'on C'awosd. Wdan Crawford, Wiili,ua Di.ker.
son, Po'er D,ekeIson, Elizabeth Diekers ,n Richard
ekersor, James ID ekcrron, Matha D:.kei ssp Sarah
D'cgersen, AID John ID eksrscn, 70, HAVING entered
IL appearance and given security according to law
ana ,he rule, OF this Csur', aud ring 10 IN,
"a mac ion OF this Court that they are
oi lsi Sta'o: On The motion OF III, ~. ip,ig by his
Counsel, is ordsrsd tha, The said Is,i rstnel .fsn
,ssn do appear here ,hs 6rst day If Novenhsr
Court 81. and snswer Ire bill Il Id, rlnn,iG and
he' sopy Of this order b. loshwia nsss,sd , ,e,n,
HewfpSpef published 10 the Ciiy Of Rishna.l Ter TWO
inoohs srccs'svey, sni ported a, lhe front door Of
'te oeuft.h-nse OF IN, county cb sctns Court day
Copy. Tesir,
JOHN IJINTED
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.. DAVID and Robert Maitland, Joseph Fuqus, Samuel
NJ iN Snd''Ss o. fiimorr, D.hs.
ms dsIendanis, DAyii and Robert Maitland. no,
having entered 'hfr appearance and given security
according TO the Act Of "A sembIy and she Rule, .,
ms Court and il appearing. by satisfactory evidence
'ua ey are not Inhabitants Of this COUNTY n s DIR
e. 'pS the iad defendants, David .sbd Rlbert Msit
Ianf' do appear here on 'he irsi Mardsy in January
rex, a. Rulssto be holden in he Clsik's Ofss OF our
san Oi'cuiI psTior CoufI Of Law cad Casasefv and
'u'"tl zoe ID 81 OF the Conpa nauT, eud copy Of
ms or9er be iofihwi'h nser ed In pub
n'heu 10 the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
tgSsNs'y, ana posted st the from; dlor OF the Court
HOUSE OF shis county. A copy.-Tesfe
JOHN DANIEL, Jun. Clerk
" - 45-WSw
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William Hudsop, Washnstou Hudson, WIN. Hnrt
ana Elizabeth bis wife, William S. will.,, surviving
husband anc administrator Of his lao wife Rsb ecs
hofam Reamy, surviving hushsnd and sdmni,,,aior -
ms late wife Su,annSh Mary w. Huds5p, dsush,sr
o, Warrington Hudson, a,o John Hudsor, Themss
riudsOp' WIN; hrdson, jr. Berry Hudson, Cary Had
OF bis late wife Sarah, formerly Sarah Hudson ebdrsn
aud representatives. Of Gsorse Hudsen, decsa,sd
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n 1881 " 80 o'u'''
James Bruce. surviving parter of John or ann.u g.
20 beverley Sydnor Co.. and William Bailey sur
WING partner o! William Bailey s. Co. Plain iii,
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& ia she CInks OHite OF lhe Crsuii Sunerior Con-,
oil Il W and Ghancesy, OF the county If Crmberand,
iob,r, 1881 W = w.
William Blllow Co,,,
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The defendants william Hudson. w,.b;,a,sntr
son. William Her, and Elizabeth hi, wife, Msry w
iud:tp, J'bn Hudson, Taomas Had.ou. w,n. Hnd
cr, not having entered their appearances secorior 10
he Act OF Assembly and the rues OF tn court and a
appearing to the saisfaoton OF this court ,ha, ,hev
plaintiffs, by their attorney, IL is ordered ibs, IN, aid
Geesdan's do appear here the third Monday In M
vemoer next and enter their appearance and answer
voc pia'hnh' o'; and that copy of this order be To-
serted 10 one CT the newspaper published in The ,own
OIL fe,srsourg or city OF Rishmond eight weeks sue
eessey' and posted al the 'front.' deer Of the
OF said seunty. conv TIT. t''
JOHN G. BAPTIST, c. NJ O.
Sep. 16. az ~ "
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orl DuIJuT county, Aug. Ia, 1881.
ms pere' ineresed n the above suii will tak, M
nce' 'Aai shall attend al Halifax Cous,hou.e. on tss
zoh and ION days OF October nex', to tate the ss
cout 10 the above decree dire c,ed be ken he,a
iaey will please attend with ibeir paper and vouch
ers Tor that PuPose THOS. EASLEY, Comu'or.
Aug. IL. 81 Va
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On Saturday,, Don Pedro, his beautiful eoasort and
tho interesting Donna Maria, arrived at the Chateau
OF Meudon, 'be 'oya residence allotted for their
sepson. Fse ex-empercr shortly after came TO town
In bis travelling dress, attended ny single d-de-
camp, and had an audience Of Louis Phillippe, hy
whom he was E, eeived in the mos, cordial manner.
| Il" PEASANT san positively assure you, that the
sn' French Ministry has no, the slightest inten-
non ot meccing in the domestic afT,irs Of Portugal,
!ih'ess case .veana.iy occurs in which the united
rerier' nes ct EOgsLj and France should be meJ
necessary. The poi:y OF I.oais Philippe IL decidedly
pacific; his NJ jesy IL strongly impressed with The
eotvie ion, tia, wa, once begun, would compromiss
'he security OF bs dyra'y, and queny the iaeiy
OF France. $, rsdomuan, is ,hi, philan,hro,ic sen
m.n'' in The Mensrch's nind, tsa Il there should be
1nnew nioity tc-horow,h must coneede 10 HE
Ming v,swi IL this respect. Above AL III, NJ isstv
fcfn personal reeoiiecions az we'll az public
desires aiden'y TO ctl ivas and e.meut ,he good un
tsand'ng which new 80 happily subssts between
France ard Great Britain TEis hs general siiuy
u me ceof< and OF ,ha catinet, ADD all tho wsr; Re
tumo:s circulated IN regard 10 b. slup, &c. L can
,@Ks upon myssu 20 say, are utterly I'm ounded re-
Ter yeu TO tbs Kegs 'memofable word" i'm nv Ia
is''sI bo' cue. AID TO my correstondsnce when de
rfsesa squadron was before Li.h no las. hs. beu
sef.hsu 10 me letter; add be 6rS, vii! p'ovo equally
Mue. Va Sunday, Luui' PAilipps, be Green and
fr'nesssss, vi it'd the Chsteau OF Meudoo which /,
beautifully site eed upon eoliusnse 10 ths l. o.
Seyie'; hsiwsy to Vst'si Ter. Il had i,ng beea unr-
hs6i'tJ, but has been fitted up ia he mos,
manner ior iis present. il,usGiius irtna,ss
Inc eeistrNed au'hcr, NJ. dS Jsuy, having be,
TeNeu "a c9rSGire lately paid in prom yisi, TO
- o"iSe"B ava uetnsNd-d SdftS|dcftsn
IN the Bis 60 Bo'osne. The redactevr sLdsavoureo
10 'hiow no blsma on hii tutortinass and observed
mai the vens'sbls sSe aud grey hairs OF NJ de Jo,y
rendered duel Impossible. The Latter replied, 81
my grey hai Gid no, proec, scIn your uuicuudec
eaiunhy' Dor shall hey pro.ecs you hem The eonn-
quehess. AS iieta'y man myself. can excuse
even me ftnse Of The psss, aud pass over otvae
sa"re when not dcs,ured vi h veron. Ii YOU had
merely attacked my iob,es irg as an author or
man, sh uld have borne pa isu i,; bu, you havr
us s me IN what Is ,hs mat dear % tn ho,nn,s
as0nnsurImy eharae e.. YOU viii, therefore, pro
ue y.usseii "nh pistols aud q. conds, and accompany
tne in.iar 10 tho field" The lend, Of bo,h ~
ow.ve', n'erfsis'; sad the RESULT was, that AZ. d.
'ouy de'aec written apo'osy 10 he eti,cr Tor IN,
ensu''s numoer, acd moreover waited in ,be ,fIics
IL 4, +" as de!ived TO hs p it,er.
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against
John ii Wimbisb, William Leigh, and Granville
Craddock, ~. mo
Tpe defendant Win bish having filed his apswcr nm
os rnoon the decree nisi, 10 bin, is Get aside and
ne defendant Granville Craddosk, having depas,ed
s ne, ihis SUIT i'revved by consent, against James
Sneed MS administrator with the will snnexed and bv
consent oil ms psfties by their Counsel ihs cause
came Gu TO be heard upon the bill, answers and ex
hoi''' and Was argued by couuIel On considerations
"nsteoI and by iks consent, the Co uit DOH aiudse
Greer and decree, the dele ndan, Jane, Sneed do r
1ef On account OF his administration Of the estate of
oiahV"is Cracdosk, dec. before Commissioner Easley
"o IS directed 10 examine State and re pvrt N same
MIN any matters sPeciay stated deemed pertinent bv
himself or required 10 be stated by any OF The psr,is
aud ey tie like COT sent the Court doh adj DIS order
and dc cree, ihst tbs said Como iioner do AIN ho
amount due by the said Grsnviie C.asdock a, ths
ua'e al me execution OF tho Deed OF Trust, in III n,o
seeopss mentioned, 10 ihe plaintiffs ard all other n.r
sons, aud that he make report thereof to IA, Gu,
~iS any matter specially stated, deemed pertinsnthv
himself, OF required TO be go stated Nv eub.r oG ~
parties, and by the like CONSENT the Court do sindge
orjer and decree, that the defendants Jotn ~ VIZ
DISH and Wm. Leigh, do render before the same Co
missioner an aeeoun, OF lhe sales tie p,ope,,v cor
Veyed to them by hs Deed of Trust in ths nroc.sd
loes mentioned, OF tue money collected be- ,acb of
the1, on account Of sad Gales snd hoy, tbe aans bs
oseh 1iso'sd of--whieh account ihs said Comuisson
81 - directed TO examine state and report, with anv
matter specially slated, deemed perth nj bv bo,seIf
or required 10 be 20 stated by either of the psrile
copy Iesis, S. WILLIAMS, c. Hac
BaiJdr County, Aug. la 1881
ms peresin'erested 10 the above suis will tak, M
nee 'aai shall attend al Halifax Cousthou.e, on lie
haNg1 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Amonglhe mnny singular productions TINT iall III
der our nolice w hnse seen none more cafleaa la
The three We arr about 10 describe iof ie affa 81
LII ,,., ,,rre indebted Ia our excellent friend. Mr.
Ice,ye ed,tor ofthe Southern Agneutunsl They
,,.r. ,aisad m nr garden The first Is Ham
III J,,,, ia, SIR of winch would have satisfied
even Jack the Ulant Killer, aud We are not snfe
thai II Is not the identical one ON winch he went nl
IN The n,oonl The pods ofthls bean weigh hail "A
pound and nre | tn i9mehes lohg, : u : /, : wac
/ IN / 1 tbIek and the form thut Of Turkish
,,,,;te, The bean "a OF n beautiful coral col
our the flowers pure Wllte, very large ohd ira
grant.
The second is a kind of indian Corn, with The
hnsl on ca1A gfolH. Tins Is very curious. w nue.
growing many of the STALLS produced the cram on
the faxffs and had no ears others produced eatsllhe
common corn , hui the mum crop was IKE 'pe III
nal Every grain enyeloped III II thick hosh po h'' III
the ear like common corn, with The MUSK oNt' 'n'
whole hut scarcely any cob II was sent TO Mf
l.cgare from Ormgehurg, 5. I, where h"as e''ii
ed forage fofR
The third Is n singular ltlnd ofSquash, or more
probably Cucumber the VINE and Hover eAhlhlt
me evident marks Of It's beng eonnsNioh oil the
lucurbtanceP family Its root II perennial, Vlne n
,reat runner equal IL the gourdr aud irull III the
size and shape Of winter bell pear II has but one
seed and thu III the form ot large pumpkin
seed nnd nch long and half ineh WIDE this seed
hasno shell, aud Is the mere naked eoiyledona oi
the future plant and II Is therefore necessary tn
plant the whole fruit " hen vegetation common.
res the seed proruaes frolnlhe flower end oil the
fruit IN the form ola cat Is tongue The fruit Is cook
ed like curly summer Sqlashea and Is, we think
greatly superior 10 them Tor our ability 10 lad9e OF
Them thus We urc indebted 10 Nh Legafe, who poz
ltely aoni us II good mess tot our tnblt Wehae=
ceo,I.d III rasiug ono glne aud have II now well
protected ion future bearne Even tins fall, howe
yer, II nearly matncd IFS run. II Is called ma9fe
in Charleston but Improperly Qaete, IL botanical
mime AmeIiea4f faIMat
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(From the Gennesee Farmer J
THE FARMER.
r. J..

There are some spry farmers who are 50 brisk &,
active that in going their farm you would think
that they had hardly any thing to do. Look at their
operations
They cut their hay early, before the July rains
bleach it. They cut their wheat, and get ii in dry,
before the seed is likely to fall out Their flax is
pulled part before the seed is fully ripe Their
Summer fallow is not put off till fall They cut
their corn stalk tops, while the blades are green
which should be well cured and kept to give cows
and sheep. Their corn then receives the warmth OF
the sun which causes it to ripen before the fross
pinch it, or the fall rains wldew it. They cut up
the butts with the ears on, and carry these to the
barn. and musk out the ears, and take care of the
husks and butts, which in the depth of winter, the
cattle will eat without getting dyspcptic, This
practice of cutting up corn on the hill, leaves the
ground clear ofrubish and saves hay for the use
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Woodbourne Boarding School.

gR9IlR subscriber resnectflIIv ppnotrse, 10 tIif
\ n,l,l,, ,bat he nronosa.. ",.enjao a Boeraina
>5s III. 6.,.sa ~, ,ba 18th January. ls32 :
..sg.,m,ras ! mn North East corner OF plusvl
- ...,,,.z@.l..,o o,,,;lss a.,,,.
-. : .aasoG r6a situation IS c,osI,y h.altb{
,I..n5 ,..s3S,at and consequently well ADAPTED
..ts,,.,5, % Of mental and moral H.ucar,oa
9,sga.1 tbo loss of time and otter l,,c5nyenien-
=. =,sl,,qr from attending school at : or 3 mites
...s.e tsr subscriber hi, deemed il most eligible
.4... n#ff and comfortable School house in his
= -. -,
L.. ~ .,seomao5ste 10 boorlers
..tsn Il discipline will be mild BIZ snie,
{ nm. oair..d The rod. as m ., lfae9p means OF
q al. e.,,s or ,fjae3ulipq dITeeae. vii
] i .5aiansa: ba, at The same time Respectful.
g.fo43.- r, asaaanop with .punetual attention
.nis.NIl =. nll,scr;,nina,sv required from every
/ galqq.r, 10 644csr,
r. s.a - dsxereisas taught will be Spelling.
/ 2aafa Srif5ps Arifb1a. TIC Fnplish Grammar.
80 -. with fb.n.. nj tn. Mans aud Globes
..ls5H5. Geop,a.ry the | atm and Greek Ian.
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PLANTS OF MEXICO.

A letter from the u. S Consul at Campeehe to the
Secretary ofthe Treasury, dated at New York, on
the Sih instant, contains the following information
relative to Mexican plants
The Treasury Circular of the 6 September, 1927,
relative to the Introduction ofuseu cxoiics into the
United States, addressed TO portion Of the Amerl-
can Consuls. directed the inquiries Off subscriber
(U. S. Consul for Campeche,) particularly to the
Logwood tree which abounds IN the Peninsula of
Yaeatan. His first communication 10 the Depart
ment, dated LIST January, 1899, contained brief
sketch OF the information then obtained endeayour-
ed to attract It's attention towards the fbrouS plants
Of that region as subjects ofmuch greater and more
immediate utility. Belonging TO the natural family
SilIiacea the species ofthe Genus Agaye, appeared
to him OF transcendant importance. In his commu-
nication ofJanuary ist, 1880, he again expressed
that opinion which has been confirmed by ms sub
sequent observations In Tabasco, and sustained by
all the intelligence acquired since his arrival IN this
city ON the 18th August last The utility of these
plants has been noticed IN almost every work on
Mexico, from the conquest to the present day. Ae-
cordng to Clayigero, the name of Mexico qulere
decir en- ol lentro del Maguery o Pta o Alive a
mericano' )Agaye Americana of Humbodt) A
reference to the same author shows the manifold
utility of these plants to the ancient Mexcans Some
species furnish themselves protecting enclosures,
and afford impossible sedges to other objects OF cui-
tivation. From the JUICE of others arr extracted
honey sugar, vinegar pVt4ue, and ardent spirits.
The pnque de Maguey, Is the celebr ed substitute
for bayT cideg and wnepreieyrsa by foreigners II