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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

VIM H. Crawford ps. Nullifcation-The fol-
lowing Toast was given by VIM. III. Crawford at
public dinner in Georgia, on the 18th of July:
"a Convention to revise the Federal Consttu-
ton the first measure prep aratory to a separation
from the Tariff States Any measure tending to
dissolution of tho Union, before attempt at
Convention, Is treason against the Union"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
Fom the Ney Orleans Argus Of July 70.

Fom the Ne,o Orleans Argus of july 10.
EhEcTIoN.-The official returns of the late cleo
ton have not yet been received at the Office of the
Secretary of State, but we have obtained informa-
ton from the best authority, that Thomas is elect
cd instead of Ripley mistake of 100 votes hay
ing been made in the returns reported from the
parish of Washington. Billiard is elected over Mr..
Mouton by majority of 70 votes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

kENTUCKY.-The State Elections for Cover
nor and Assembly, take place nfthe first Monday
IN TINS Month. The State appears to be in great
comm"ton-Public Meetings are being held in
numerous places. and attended by unprecedented
numbers. The Bank Veto aud that of the Harbor
BILL are as'ailed with great vehcmence, and from
appearances, will PROSTATE Jacksonism in Ken.
tucky.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

A letter-writer, resident of Carlisle, says:
'We have heard this day, that Jackson has put
his veto upon the Bank. This will lose him
the State. The rapidity of the changes that take
place is beyond all precedent This county
gave only 25 votes for Mr.. Adams, but will give
for Mr.. Clay, at the next election, large major
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

We learn by the Courier des Etats Unis that
the voyage to Europe, of JOSEPH BuoNApARrE, is
elected by the dying appeal of his mother, and the
pressing request OF his wife, who is dangerously
ill, neither Of whom he has seen for more than
sixteen years. He will return next spring.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

The WIscAssgT COLLECTOR, Mr.. McCrate, whose
abuse OF his office gave rise to many excellent
speeches in Congress, last winter has been ex am.
ined before Ether Shepey, u. S. District Attor-
ney, in Maine and tho charges of M'CIintoch are
fully sustained.-N Y. Wig
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

luuiiIOe VI mdTCH, 1879.
LETTER FIRST.
March "a, 1929.
The interest of the
country demands that
the 9th Auditor's) office
shall be filled with men
of business, and not with
babbIing politicians.--
Partizdn feelings shall
not enter here, if / can
keep them out. To
Others belong the whole
business of eLectioneer-
ing; to me and my clerks
other duties are assign
ed. Them / shall en-
deavor to discharge IN
the spirit of reform
which has made General
jackson, President
"Vain" I may be, proud
| am, that the President
has given me an oppor-
tunity to aid him in
proving that reform is
not an empty sound, and
is not to apply merely
to change of men,
Henceforth, assiduously
devoted TO my official
duties, j shall leave my
enemies and his 10 their
freedom of speech and
the press, resting my
claims to public CONT
dence on my acts.
Very respectfully,
Your friend, &c.
Amos X KENDALL.
To Isaac Munroe, Edit
or Of the Baltimore
Patriot.
Would this open elocti,
OF the privileges of FED
renee with State Election
the Seat Of Government,
better days of the natio
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
.tctDssroeuD G2at)ta
Tuesday EUeNing, JssIy 81.

We give to-day tho Speech Of Henry Clay on
tho Veto Message. Mr.. Clayton's on the same sub.
lect we shall lay before our readers soon as we
can spare room for rt-and hope soon to be furnish
cd with copy of Mr.. Wcbstcr's.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
DEATH OF TWO physicians

az We learn that Dr. NEusor. fesidino in
Orange street. who was educated at Glasgow, died
yesterday morning He had recommended the
rnercuriazing practice, and died, perhaps in con-
sequence of trying his own prescription. The
process Of injection was resOrted to on Thursday
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.


"a disease, says my correspondent, which the
physicians do not hesitate 10 pronounce 10 be the
genuine Asatic Cholera, has made its appearance
ia Portsmouth. The deaths from Tuesday last rip
to yesterday Sunday we've twenty one, principal.
iy confined TO the black population, eighteen of
them having been of that description; one white
man iRtr Thomas, carpenter,) who was Just re-
covered from an attack of diarrhoca, imprudentlv
drank freely of iced liquors while overheated-a
man named - Crosbie, an habtual drunkard, g.
marine at the barracks, habits unknown. Several
OF the blacks were very old and deblitatcd and had
nophysician, so that it cannot, with critical accu-
racy be affirmed that they died of Cholera, though
they were hurried off in 3 or hours. In most of
the cases, there some predisposinp causes
such as intemperance debility, or some act of
imprudence as in eating deleterious food, which
might have proved fatal as well with as without the
presence of the epidemic. IL is rcrnarka able that
fearful an attack of disease should have been
made in provorbialy healthy place as Ports
mouth"
Of the blacks who have died, three belonged to
Mr. David Reynolds the proprietor of the Globe
lnn in Portsmouth, and two others to Mr.. Burke
adjoining. The deaths in Portsmouth by eholora.
have been, OIL Tuesday 81 Wedn esday s.; Thursdav
6; Friday 9; Saturday 3; Sunday until noon a.
Other cases exist. My letters arc silent with re-.
SP'ot y TO the supposed origin of the disease,
BALTIMORE, July 30.
From Tie Norfolk Beacon, JUN 81.
TIE CHOLERA.
We may in some wise have disappointed public
expectation, in not having before noticed tho unu-
sual mortality which visited our ncirhbourinp
town, Portsmouth, between Tuesday and yesters
day, or of several cases of sudden death, within
tho last four days, among our own population.
1 he truth u.s. the opinions of the Medical Faculty
are so various, and the reports of the circupstan
COS attending tho mortality so contradictory, that
we have been aPprehcnsive Of giving inaccurate re.
ports and thereby creating unfounded alarm nt
home, and uueasness to friends at n distance; we
were too in momentary expectation of receiving
official reports from the Hoard Of Heglth in each
town, IN which more confidence would be placed
than III the loose TumouIf aloat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

CHcAoo.--The Buffalo Patriot Of July Oath says,
.sfhe news from Chicago is painful in the extreme
Besides tho unparalleled mortality among the
troops, the frontier inhabitants, menaced with the
tomahawk on the one hand, and deadly disease
on the other, have literally, aoar amine and pes
thence on thor bordersn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
AMOS KENDALL,

We are induced TO publish again this worthy's
letter TO friend in Kentucky, for the purpose of
exhibiting it side by side, with his letter to Mr..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

The last Cumberland Civilian says-"At the
next election, Allegheny will give a majority
against General Veto, that he can get but
one county out of the nine" in this electoral dis
trict.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

FREE TRADE!-On tho 10Th ult. the duty on
American flour was l5s. SD. in England, or only
three dollars and seventy -one cents per Darrell
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

Sales of U. s. Bank Stock, at the New York
Stock and Exchange Board July 27.-50 shares
$116} SO do. III, 200 do. I17i, 100 do Il71.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

oiu virginia, that she submits to be an instrument
Oh advancing the success of the man whose cause
is thus supported?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
LETTER SECOND.
WAsHINGToN, (

u
Apri23, 1882. (
Dear SRI take the
liberty TO enclose you
certain proposals, which
speak for themselves
The people need only
correct information, and
the proposed paper will
give it on THE CHEAPEST
TERMS. 1t is intended
to reach EVERY NEfGmBoR-
HOOD IN THE UNION; and
1t is peculiarly desirable
that IL should be circu-
lated THROUGH ALL KEN
TUCKY. 1t will RENDER
ESSENTIAL SERVICE IN ALL
YOUR ELECTIONS. Will
you take the trouble, for
the sake Of our good
cause, 10 raise q sub
scriPtiOn in your quar-
ter, and make a speedy
return Of names and MO-
NEY.
TuE TINE FOR ACTION
IS At HAND.
The President is well
and in excellent spirits.
/ do not doubt that tho
people whom nc has so
honestly served, will tri-
umphantly sustain him.
With great respect,
Yours truly,
AMOS KENDALL.
The original letter is
in possession Of the edit
or of the Lexington OBJ
server.
.nooring, this prostitution
eral Office, this intsrfe.
s by Federal Officers at
have been endured in the
J? Where Is the spirit Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.

The Cholera accounts to-day are less favorable
than those received for some days past. At NJ York
the new cases reported for the Cd hours ending at
lO O'Clock on Saturday morning, were 145, deaths
6S, interments 10. On the preceding day there
were l22 new cases, as deaths, and 60 interments
The disease appears also to have effected lodgment
IN Philadelphia, where cases officially report
ed on Friday, and on Saturday.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
PHILADELPHIA, July 27-Noon.
There have been of Malignant Cholera
reported to tho Board of Health, in Hospital Sta
ton No. d, Third street above Brown, Northern
Liberties; l male, aged 35--died July &c; male,
aged 45-diod July 81.
BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures
HEALTH OFFICE, July 28-Noon
i Cholera Hospital, No. 10, Cherry street
above Fifth, male, died July 9th.
/ on board Of sloop Ruth at Christian street
wharf, male, died July 9th.
cases Station No. Is, Sixth near Catherine, 2
dead, convalesent
case Cholera Hospital, No. Q. Locust near
Twelfth, male, dead.
BY order, WIN. A. MARTIN, Clork.
-Four Of the above cases occurred in the Dis
tricts.
Two do do in the City.
CHOLERA In NEW YORK
Tho following is the report of the New York
board OF Health for the "a hours ending on Sa-
T IAa1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

ALBANY, July 26, p. M.-New cases of epi
demle cholera 80, of which 90 are severe
deaths Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

BRooxLrN REroRr.-New cases Is, Deaths Z,
of which are in the Hospital.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The brig American, Capt Abels, sailed from
Norfolk on the 25th ult. for Liberia, having OH
board 1877 free people of color-l03 of them lber-
ated slaves, whose former owners havo furnished
them with an ample stock of Cloathing Groceries,
Agricultural and Household utensils, and Tools of
every kind necessary to assist them their arrival
in Africa to furnish their settlements 16 of those
who are very valuable, were emancipated by Mrs
ANN PAGE of Jefferson County, Virginia, the sister
of Bishop Mead.-Beacon.
MYER MYERS, Esq has been recognised by the
President of the U. :. as "Vice Consul of Brazil
at Norfolk, and for the State of Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

Tue CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice week
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yabe IN advance.
For advedmS-75 cents square (or Less for the first
insertion, and 80 cents for each The nam
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Previous to dlsContnuanCe Of the paper all aIrcar
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Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of any Of the
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Post Office at the risk Of the Editors.
Al letters to the Editors must be post paid or they viii
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
Tho following is the report of the New York
Board OF Health for the "a hours ending on Sa-
fnrdaY 10 n,clnck . -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

e OTlCE.-Undcrstand that it has been ru
~ moufed in the country, that am not in the
market, for Wheat, hereby give notice TO nv
friends and the public in general, that my Mills are
fully prepared for manus curing on an extensive
scale, aud that for good Wheat, delivered at INV
Mills, at my Warehouse, on the Basin | will
give much III cash, can be obtained in Rich
mond. THOMAS RUTHERFORD
iv l0-cGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

"a OTICE.-MRS. NELSON continues her
y boarding establishment near the Capitol.
Having reduced her charges, the following will be
her rates from this date, viz:
Board and Lodging for gentleman and his lady.
or for two gentlemen two ladies i'm one room
1920 per annum, each paid quarterly $3.50 90
Do. do. children under II years of age, half
price lis 90
DO. do. one gentleman or one lady 800 90
DO. do. do without $50 90
10. DO servants 45 90
Do. do. gentleman and his lady or two
gentlemen or two ladies', per week., in
ROOM So each 16 90
Do. do. one gentleman or ono lady in
room O I'm
Do. do children, under II years Of age,
and servants, On
Do: do gentlemen and ladies per day, with
fire OK
Do. do. do do. do. without fire m
Do. do. children, under IL years of age, and scr.
wants, half price.
Do. do. extra Dinners, IS. Breakfast 2s Id To.
SC Is Cd.
rack food,) so cents.
Extra grain additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without cbargo.
jy l4-2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

PoUcmKEErsIE, July 2S.-Two deaths by Choleri
occurred here yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23

IN CHANCERY.-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
"a Law and Chancery for Hcnrico county, the 10Th
January, 1892:
John Snelings, George Snengs, Alexander Snelngs,
William Sneings Josiah Stringer and his wife Polly,
John aprade and Sally his wife, Elias Crump and Eliza
beth his wife, and Martin Brooks in right of his late wife
Nanny, Pitts.
against
William G. Elan, admor with the will annexed Of Eli
zabeth Keen, decd, and John Bankenshp, DeGts
This cause in which the plaintiffs appear have pro-
cceded against the defendant John Bankenshp who
ont oil this country in the mode prescribed law against
absent defendants, he still failing to appear and answer
came on this day to be heard the bill, answer of the
other defendant exhibits and examinations of witnesses
ana was argued by counsel On consideration whereof
the court doth adudge, order and Decree that the deen.
dant, william O. Elan, render account of his ransac.
tons as administrator with the will annexed of Elizabeth
Keen deceased before Of the Commissioners Of this
court who directed TO examines and settle the same
and TO the court report with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, which may be required
by the parties To be so stated. Copy. Teste,
!. ROBINSON. CIk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23
NEARTFORD ACADEMY.-This Ins,ilntion Gor ,ho


- n classical education of Boys, is pleasantly situated
about one mile from the State House, in the city of Hart
ord on the elevated ground which overooks the valley
the Connecticut The Trustees OF this School, are deter
mined that it shall always be under the care able and
yudcious Instructors, and they have limited the expense
Tor tuition, board, washing, fuel and lights 25 year
Tor pupils under ten OF age and $3.50 for those
are older The course finstruction will embrace all the
branches required TOR entrance into College, and tho
rough English Education for those who are not designed
for collegiate The modern European Languages
VIII also be taught desired, by the but the
expense VIII form separate charge. Beds bedding and
towels are to be furnished by the parents and all bills are
10 be paid hall yearly in advance The buildings of the
institution are spacious and convenient and the grounds
connected with it, pleasant and extensive. The pupils do
not leave the premises, unless accompanied by am Insrc
tor All monies designed for their ise deposited with
the Principal There three vacations in the YEAR
vzone oil iour weeks in the month of August and two
oil fortnight each, ut Christmas aud Easter The Do
nestle department placed under the superintendent of
widow Lady and her laughter, of respectable family
education and manners, from New York The instruc-
ton and government of the youth is committed TO the
charge OF Mr. j. LYMAN CLARK, A. b., graduate
Oh Washingon College, who has long been accustomed TO
business OF instruction, and TO whom all letters in regard
TO the admission OF Students must be addressed.
For further particulars in regard the character of the
institution, reference may be made the Rt Rev BIZ
shop OF Connecticut and the President and Faculty of
w Washington College. BY the Board of Trustees
G. T. BROWNELL, President!
j. IoNcEY, Secretary
Hartford, Jan. g.. 1892 I'M ,,t,-
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Brinlllller.

Beautiful bay of great power, will stand the ens,,.
IA ing season at my Farm, (Dover,) on James River
in the County of Goochland, twenty two miles above
kichmond, and ten below the County Court House, and
be allowed to serve mares at the moderate price of fifteen
dollars the seasondschaged by twelve dollars if paid
oy the hiteenth July, (when the will expire
twenty hive dollars will be required to ensure mare with
oal, TO be paid the is known TO be in oa
ors parted whgood pasurage will be afforded gratis to
mares let with the horse, and good taken of them
put NO Liability for accidents escapes The will
be led II directed, at twenty five cents day. Brmmer
Will be at his stand the LIST day of March, ready to serve
mares. r. r. HARRISON
Ped,gree-Brimmer was gotten by Herod his dam by
robin kedbreast, his grand dam by Shark great grand
dam by Give, g & grand dam by Lath g. g 6. grand
dam by Baylor's Fernought, e. z. q. e. grand dam by
oid Janus, e. e. 6. e. g. grand dam by Wilmington, e. e
g. g. 6. e. grand dam by Old Janus.
Brimmers pedigree erpianed-Herod was gotten bv
Thomas G. Bunbury's Diomed Diomed by Florizel in
England, FlorzcI by Herod, Herod by Mr. Crofts cele
brated horse Partner, Robin Redbreast was gotten by
the Earl OF Derbys horse Sir Peter Teazlc Sir Peter
Ieaze by Highflyer, Hghhyer by Herod, Herod by Mr.
Crot Partner; Shark gotten by Marsh, Marsh by
Lord Godophns Arabian Horse, who was called the Go.
dolphin Arabian, Give gotten by Baylors Fear
nought, Fearnought by Regulus, Rcgulus by the Goo
Phin Arabian; Wilmington gotten by Lord Lowthers
barb Horse, who called the White Legged Lowther
Barb. Feb 81 I92-2awSil
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HHR JOHN FAILING :-Sir-As YOU are not a resi-
JYs dent OF Virginia, take notice, That the Bird day
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery TO
be held IN the county Of Scott, Virginia. in September
next shall ask that Court TO mpanne Jury for the pur.
pose oil ascertaning the truth Of Of facts which
have filed in the Office Of said Court against YOU and on
which oxpecto ask the next General Assembly of Wiz.
g9ia for divorce from you, for therein set forth
when and where you may attend, if you choose.
March rs. 1101-Sw-1 DELLA FAILING.
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IN CHANCERY.-At rules holden in the Clerks Of
a fee OF the County Court of Charlotte, the 9th day of
February, 1892, Abraham s. Daniel John Lyon and Nam
cy his WIFE formerly Nancy Daniel, Charles w Jones'
and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth Daniel, PITTS.
against
James G. Daniel, Robert Morton adrn'or Of John G..
Daniel decd Elizabeth Daniel (sidow OF Campbell Da-
MEL dccd2 and Pleasant Iarrsand Sally his wife, Dets
The Defendants James G.. Daniel and Pleasant Harris
and Sally his wife not having entered their appearance
according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
that they not inhabitants OF this State on the motion
Of the plaintiffs by counseI-H is ordered That the said
Defendants do appear here the first Monday in MAY
next and enter their appearance and answer the Plaintiffs
bill and give security for performing the decree of the
Court, and that copy Of this order be inserted some
paper printed in the city Of Richmond for months sue.
cesvely aud ported at the front door Of the Court house
Of the said county. Copy Testc
WGNSIOW ROBINSON, &.
Feb. n 92-wSws
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CoMMIssIoNEn's OrrIcn,

Y. D }
Inc parties interested, hereby notified, that have
appointed the 10th day Of April next 10 take tbe account
directed by the above order of court, at which time thew
are hereby required TO attend before me- at nv Office
he capitol IN the city OF Richmond, with the necessary
accounts vouchers SC to enable me to the d1t
required by said order
wM. o, PENDLEToN, Conn,
90 r. 9i--wsw+
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J. ToNcEY, Secretary.
Hartford, Jan. 8, 1892 IOlvd,v
l0l-w1w

PENWEHTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away in
n July, 1880, my Negro Woman Louisa about 20
years Old, tawney complexion, and very likely. She
has small scar on her orehead when she looks at any
person the whites OF her eyes appear larger than com
mon She is very good weaver and knitter-can snin
on the llax and cotton wheels. She has acquantances
living at Judge Smiths and also Millers Iron Works
III hockingham county where she may have gone with
some negro wagner She has some acquaintance in the
county Of Louisa, in tine neighborhood of the Green
Springs and Pottysvile--aso in Fredericksburg have
no uouOt she has procured free papers and passes free
woman will give the above reward for her apprehen-
son and pay all reasonable charges her delivery to
me- In orange county, five miles above the Court House
March j. [96-wSt"l GEORGE BRADLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23
Feb. o.

q ing devoted himself lof the last SIX years to the es
Enlistment ola Fruit Nursery, between the Westham
Turnpike, and Old River Road about mile above the
City OF Richmond, is enabled TO offer the public
selection OF Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, &c. embracing the
best varieties known TO culture, with those of highest
reputation, recently brought into notice, by distinguished
Horicuuralists OF other countries. Among the Fruit
Trees are, Apples Peaches, Apricos, Cherries Pears
Plums, Necarines, Ounces, SIC. And he has now up
wards OF fifty varieties OF native and foreign Grape Vines
selected with particular regard 10 latitude, and en-
bracng, as lac confidently believes, the very hest kinds
both for wine and the table, which have been found to suit
our climate Among his native varieties the Ca;awba
celebrated Tor wine Isabella, Schuyki Muscade Coo
pers Wine Grape, &c-Cuttings of the various descrp-
tons of Grapes, will be furnished those who may prefer
them TO rooted vines at 50 per hundred l5 per thou
sande has also regular supply of Asparagus Plants;
all OF which will be sold at comparatively moderate prices
and so packed as 10 reach the purchaser without the ha
zard OF injury. Catalogues will be furnished appca-
Giants at the Nursery, by John NJ Symm the James
River Toll House, to whom reference may be had.
r. >. John Carter recommends the native Cdta,cbo
Grape az most suitable for making wine.
Jan. II. 1892 f77-wtI JOHN CARTER.