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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-14

DAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY-Tbis Institution
- will open the ensuing year, heretofore, on tho
lzih January next, under the charge OF John g. Law
renee as principal, and Oliver White, as an assistant
teacher; the same gentlemen who have during the pre-
sent year. given such general satisfaction with whom
the Institution has hourshed TO such extent that the
Board of Trustees, have unbesatiDeIy reelected them
Tor another year As fifty scholars entered,
third teacher will be associated with them, according TO
the established rules OF the Academy. The scholastic
year will comprise ten months, divided into equal
SONS The course OF instruction will embrace the Creek
Latin and French Languages together with Natural Phi
osoPhy, Geometry, and the branches Of English
ton common in such Institutions
TERMs.-$Il5 for Board, wasbing Tuition and Libra
ry fee and rent II bed and bedding be furnished by
the Stewards Department, which is submitted, hereto.
FORE TO Mr. Lawrences government, additional charge
Of So per annum will be made.
JOHN II. BERNARD,
President Of the Board OF Trustees
Nov.15 [55-wil5Jl BY order of the Board
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-14

SCHoOL.-i shall continue my school, in the county
~ OF Albemarle, near Everettsvie, the next year IL
will commence the 18th day Of January and close on
the LIST OF December, including months vacation
In this school will be taught the Latin and English Lam
gusges, together with the most useful branches Msbe
mates My price for Latin and Mathematics will be 1926;
English $50 Board may be obtained for $60.-Ahdress
Capt Colin johnson, or the subscriber, EveretsvIe p.
o, Albemsrie county, Va. ROB'T d. JOHNSON.
Dec. 3ist, 1888. TI-w4w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11
From the y. Y Commercial Advertiser of Dec =
LATER FROM FRANCE.

The packet ship Francois T., Captain Cas-
toll, arrived this morning from Iavrc, bring
ing papers to the lth Of November, giving
the following intelligence -
1t is stated in the last Paris accounts, that
the Duke of BassaEo, the former Minister of
the Interior, has been entrusted by the King,
with the formation of new Ministry, which
Will be composed as follows -
The Duke of Bassano, Minister of the In
terror, with the Presidency of the Council.
M. Bresson, at present, Envoy at Berlin,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
General Bernard, War Department.
NJ. Teste, Minister Of Commerce.
NJ. Sauzcl, Minister of Public instruction.
NJ. Persil, Minister Of Justice.
NJ. Charles Dupin, Minister of Marine
NJ. Passy, Minister of Finance.
The Chambers were to be immediately con-
vokcd, and law Of amnesty presented for
their concurrence.
1t is announced as matter of certainty in
the last Paris papers, that Prince Tallcyrand
will be recalled, and the Duke de Broglio
appointed 10 succeed him.
The Marquis dc Drcux- Brezc, was about to
quit Paris for rctlrcmcn: III the country. for
the re-estabishmCnt of his health which had
been greatly impaired by his residence in
Paris.
The reported death Of Marshal Money.
Governor Of the Hospital of lnvalds, is con.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

London papers of the 10th, and Liverpool
of the lth ult., have been received at New
York, by the packet ship Sheffield.
The most important intelligence is that of
the resignation Of the French Ministers,
l'hiers, Guzot, Human, De Rigny and Du-
chatel, on the 4th Of November. These Min
listers waited on the King in body, to offer
their resignation, in few hours after, they
transacted business with him as usual, with
out giving any ntimation of their design.-
The only Ministers who remained in Office
were M. Persl, who was not at home when
his colleagues called upon him on their way
to the Tuilerics, but was expected to follow
their example, and NJ. Jacob, who remained
only as matter of form, to countersign the
commissions of their SUCCESSORS. Marshal
Gerard had resigned his office, several days
before. The reason assigned for this step is
the refusal Of the King to agree to an acl of
Indemnity towards persons imprisoned for po-
ltical offences.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

CONGRESS.-On Monday, Dec. lst, the
day appointed for the meeting ofCongress, the
Senate was called to order by the Vice Pres
idcnt of the United States.
A quorum being present, Messrs. White
and Swift were appointed Il committee to be
joined by the House, TO inform the President
that quorum Of both branches were assem-
bled, and were ready to receive any COMMIT
.icaton he might be pleased to make. On
motion of Mr. Grundy, the 3ith rule Of the
Senate was SO far suspended that the present
Committee OH Post Offices and Post Roads
was continued, with all the powers and du-
ties which were conferred and imposed upon
it by resolution of the Senate OF the 2Sth of
June last. The Senate then adjourned
Ia the House Of fRcprcsenlativcs,t the Speak
or took the Chair at noon, and les members
answered to their names.
Messrg. Mckinley and Lansing were ap-
pointed committee on the part Of the House
to wait upon the President for the purposes
IN the resolution Of the Senate
and tic House adjourned.
ln the SENATE on Tuesday, 5000 copies of
the Presidents Message, aud 1000 of the ac.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

companylng documents were ordered to be
printed. The resolution offered by Mr. Knight
on the preceding day, for the supply Of the
usual number of newspapers was taken up,
and agreed to. On motion Of Mr. Poindexter,
the rule of the Senate which provides for the
appointment of Committee ofPubic Lands,
was suspended and the present committee
was continued with all the powers already
vested in them The Senate then adjourn j.
In the HoUsE-the Message having been
received and read, was committed to the
Committee of the whole House on the State
of the Union, and it was ordered that 10000
copies of the Message and the documents be
printed for the use Of the House. The House
then adjourned.
In the SENATE, on Wednesday, but little
other business was done except the exnmina-
tion of the annual reports from the Treasury
Department.
In the House the customary tributes of re-
spcct were paid to Charles Sade, of Illinois,
and benjamin + DENIS, of Vermont, de-
ceased nembcrs--aud resolutions adopted TO
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
In the SENATE, on Thursday, Dec. 4:h,
message was received from the President of
ti' -. - 'n'S"''I'i"S eoPy VI I" icttei H'Hi
Geo. w. Lafayette, accompanied by copy
Of the Declaration Of Independence engraved
on copper, which his ilustrious father be-
queathcd to Congress TO be placed in their
Library, as p last tribute Of respect, patriotic
love and affection, for his adopted country.
In the House., the standing Committees
were ordered to be appointed. The annual
Reports from the Treasury Department were
laid before the House, and the message from
the President with the letter Of George w.
Lafayette also communicated. After which
the House adjourned to Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

Loss or Bnid HUNTER, qt Boston-Capt.
Morse, OF brig WIN. Harris, at Portland, from
Havana, reports that brig Hunter, T.. IIowcs,
master, on her passage from Ncw-York to
Ncw-Orlcans, was cast ashore near .Jaruco
north side Cuba, six leagues to windward of
Havana, on the morning OF November ilh, at
4 o'clock, aud is totally lost with the Captain.
mate, soamcn, and passcngers-two sea,
men and five passengers only, were saved
The persons saved, were John Grose. James
lMGauley, John Mahoney, John Cockler and
Henry James, sengers;-Jcrcmial Cotton,
and Richard French, scarnen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11
NEWPORT.
Thursday, Dec. n, 1884:
WIG STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings in the several towns in the
State, are requested to elect Delegates to
meet in Convention at the Courthouse in
Providence, on "Wednesday the 18th January,
1895, at 6 O'Clock p. M. for the purpose of
forming a Prox of General Officers, to be
composed Of men Of sound, unwavering Wing
principles. Each town will elect the same
number Of Delegates as it sends Representa-
tives to the General Assembly. II is of the
highest Importance that every town in the
State should be fully represented in the Con-
vention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

EcLIrsE.-The Southern papers give in
tcrestng accounts of the Eclipse of the Sun,
on the Both Nov. 1t was distinctly visible at
Charleston. The disc Of the Sun was, with
the exception of a small ring of light, on its
outer edge, entirely obscured for about two
minutes. There was gradual cessation of
the full lustre of his beams, first to the pale
eflulgence of moonlight, and for few mo-
ments to that state Of partial darkness in
which the stars become visible.
At Augusta, Georgia, the light during the
total observation of the Sun, isnotccd to have
been about the power of the full moon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

PENNSYLVANIA SENAToR.-rhe Hon James
Buchanan, an old and distinguished lcdoralist,
and late Minister to Russia, was elected n
Senator OF the United States, on Saturday,by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, to supply
the vacancy accustomed by the appointment
.oi Senator Wilkins to the office of Minister
to Russia, IN the place of Mr. Buchanan. Turn
about is said to be fair play NJ y, Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

We have received the usual Documents
accompanying the Presidents Message, the
great length of which necessarily compcls US
TO give them the go-Ly for the present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

MlssouH.-Thc Legislature Of Missouri
have reelected DR.. Linn, to the Senate of tho
United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11

The trial of the Ursulne Convent rioters
and incendiaries, is still progressing at Cam
bridge, Mass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16
Cancer.

IHN IND the ant Of Healing. generally.
n lie subscriber respectfully Informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicniiy, who may wish his aid that he
mas become comPeieny acquainted 10y the instructions
from The celebrated DR. Lynch, OF New York civ to cure
'ha formidable and fatal disease denouinatcd Cancer
without the Of knife or caisic but effected in ,e
same way and manner praciissd by Dr. Lynch who
mas met WIN unparalleled success in the treatment
complaint, and also that OF Fistula or F.suio-As the
subscriber IL here now from the City OF New York any
person wishing TO be cured OF the above named com.
Mansion House, NJ ain Street -
Richmond, Jane w w MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lunch
do hereby certify, thai DR.. w. W Marshall has hoe,
under my Instruction, and assisted me in my business
when Is attending 10 Cancer complaints, aud The art of
healing generally. He is using nv medicine
fiIcted. N IvNCu
The subscriber refers TO Mr. Day of Manchester: Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caske, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benismin
Harrison Of Berkeley.
All letters must be post paid. W w nj.
January T. 74-w,G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

GbORT POMP.-The subscriber having rented this
- wei known and healthy establishments ~ miles
above tie city Of Richmond, u prepared 10 entertain ira
velss aud others upon reasonable terms and in such man
ner ss ne russ ~" give general satisfaction lie respect-
Enlistment, and begs leave 10 call The attention of lie
public and Of the citizens Of the lower country particular
~, TO The we'll known heabfulness Of the situation HE
bar Il well supplied with the best Of liquors. and no Ilor
or expense will be spared to promote The comfort Of ali
who may favor him with their custom.
Mayo. 1-1sS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16
By The Governor If me Commonwealth of Virguia
PROCLAMATION.


TT INFORMATION having been given TO me- by the
dor OF Fairfax county. that the night of the &c
Apru last, certain JOHN wINDovER, who had been
committed 10 The Jail OF that county, charged with having
endeavored TO nce rebellion amongst the
backsand subsequently, with attempt burn the JAIL
maze ms escape thereirom, and il going at large.
Now, therefore, I-itteton Waller 1.zew ell Governor
OIL he sHin commonwealth have thought TO offer a re-
ward oil NO Hundred and Fifty Dollars 10 any person or
persons who will apPrehend the said John Wnlover and
deliver him to the Tailor Of Fairfax county: ani do mare
over require all officers c, and military and exhort The
goo" people oil TINS Commonwealth, TO their best ex
erions TO apPrehend the said Windo:er that he mag he
dealt wi h according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under
l'EALJ NE lesser seal oil the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond, this second day of MAY 1884.
LITE w. TAZEWELI.
John "ndover Is about 2 or 81 years Of age about
iect 10 inches in height, fair complexion dark busbv
head, blue eyes. Had on when he escaped a coat Of
st drab domestic pantaoons, aud chip hat is carpen
yer trade aud resided Tor lRe past in the county
May 6. Ii7-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

b N tHANCEKl--V VIRGINIA In Cumber and Couo-
ID ~ Court. 9th day OF March, 1891:
John Fnqua aud Joseph r. Furguson, PUN.
against
Daniel Fuqua, Albert D. Fuqu1 Jos M Fuoua. Ben
Jinn H. Fuqua, John Fuqua, Marcus REEVE and Ma,iha
his vile, sally Fuqua, Mary Fuqus, Jane Fuqua Jos Flu
qua, Mary G. Baker, Haftwell Tucker and Eliza his viii.
Jane Spencer Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
rsnqua; Joseph F"qu,, Watkins Fuqns. Lacky Fuqua,
MARY Fnqna Eiizs6eih Furgu'on, aud Nancy Fuqua wi
"o ~, an" 'e"c. OF vat fuqna, dec, Dris.
, he defendants, ThomSs Fuqus, Joseph Fuqua Wat.
kus Fuqna, Lacky Fuqua, Mary Fuqus, Joseph NJ Flu.
ance aud given security according TO the act of Assemble
anu the rules Of this Court and appearing By
evidence That they not inhabitants OF this country IL
ordered that the SAID defendants do appear here on The
hrst DAY OF June Court next aud answer The bill of The
PAhu<; and that copy Of Ills order be forthwith i'm
serted IN some newspaper published in tile CITY of Rich
nond Tor Two months successfully, and posted at The front
door OF the Court House of this county.
Cony-Tes'e. Is. b. WOODSON, d. C..
May 6. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16
fF,om the New York Eyenjog po,,1

IRON the New York Evening Post ]
The following statement appears in "a. Pbu,deI,L;.
National Gszette r
"BANK OF THE UNITED SrArEs-We have oh
tanned The following authentic memorial dum exhhitinq
Tie progress OF the Bank, ti,e remoy al OF the de-
p"ses. AT he present moment, ii possesses peculiar in
teresi. ~
lrre follows the table published in FrIay'. Enquirer
he charter hos yet t'scuty-two months 10 ,un : so
a'in order 10 close It's the OF thai term
the reduction must he the Of two millions and half
every month";" ~
There sone important in the above suege son tla
e BANK must reduce lis discounts millions aud half
month, 10 close IT'S concerns Tie oil the char or
shu hd tIs nat necessary close the concerns of the
Bank by tie end OF Tie charter. The law allows vyo
years longer to do it in The old Uni'ed States Bank AZ
the expiration OF lis charter in 1911 had out in d
pape ds stated by Mr. Bnney his speech of las, win
Ter nearly Sl7OOOOOO, being than once and half
It's capital which was all paid within years afterwards
ana mr. bnney correctly rena ked that the present Bank
might tOUh equal safety have Oui, OH the last d,v oTi
CHATTER 62 600 600 of discounted paper which with lie
increased capital aud wealth Of The country would bs az
then. '''
ttheTei0c by no means necessary for the Bank TO cur.
van It's present hne OF discounts single dollar before the
charcr expires Aher that, fast the notes due tn il
are PAID IN, tie amount aud will be paid out i'm vi
uends to tbel stockholders, who will immediately depos
Their money IN o'ler Banks. Thus will this nsun,oh
BANK expire without causing those convuIsios TO tIe
commerce oil mo whole country which have been so Of.
ven predicted With view 10 intindae the weak
IL the capital OF The United States Bunk was divided
eqniy among its branches in the 81 States each State
"Sh nave to pay two or three millions OF discounted pa
per 70 lhe Bank al the end OF the charter. But The
amount due ~ The different States varies according 10
s'he aud commerce, snd New York will probably owe
pay ana Assist some OF The other States in plyeg up
Their qHo!a besides.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

"a IL persons having claims against tie estate of John
LA foibes, late OF the city Of Richmond deceased will
present them Tor settlement 10 The subscriber i'm Rich
mohd between the 10Th and 20b instant or after That
time in the county OF FuvapDs. Those indebted 10 the
ment. JOUN EORREc n 49, ~
Mayo 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

NOTlCE-was committed to The Jail Of Spons,lvsnt.
county, OF the lst January, 1884, a. rups,yav
Negro man, between 35 ard 40 wears Of ace ~ : IL
bfownsh complexion, Eve Zee, inches higb and slsn
DERBY butt, has blmor blems on tie tight eve and
severe srks OF me lss on his back calls bseIf JapSs
and says he Is the property Of William CoGio N',
trader OF louisians and purchased Of Lame.
wright oil The Borough Of Norfolk by tie sold Coffin fo
whom he escaped some tue IN the month OF Juv i,s an
his way 10 the Souib. Had on when committed = eos,
pfn'soons and vest OF woolen and cotton cloth very much
worn ne owner Is requested 10 come forward prove
properly pay charges snd ske him away or he
WI! be oeslt with according 10 law. TBOS HICKS
March ~ llO2-wl2g Taller NJ SPIRITS, 'ronfc N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

ga ANTED, for the year 1886 an Oyerseer, TO super.
w intend iarn in the county Of Louisa one bot
Of experience In the Improvement of Land , rs.
nsgenen, OF negroes aud the culture of tobacco need an
pyIo such one, liberal compensation will be given
Application to be made TO es"'
- RiClPD CARY AMBLER
Ihe tONdEe, uanOYer, hpfll Is. Ii2.-MiR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

HNObACCO SHOW AND FA1R.-The annual To
n Oarco show aud fair will take placc II Cldrksyillo
on TUESDAY the 81 Of May. II expected that alon
egy or one hundred hogsheajs will be exhibited; and
he Judges VIII award ie prizes 10 those which shall be
ueemed We best both in the quality Of the Tobacco and
the skill displayed ia The management.
a. w. VENABLE
SAMUEL V. Watkins
TUCKER CARRlNGTOS
hP'i . llW-"6w"J Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

THE FRENcH TREATY Some of our editorial fiends
seew 10 CONSIDER the refusal Of tho French Chamber
Depnus to appropriate the money necessary carry in
70 eiec' tie Treaty Of Indemnity between il anI The Uni
yea Slaes, as r,jeciiOn NJ he TTeafg Not Al ALL
Tue Itediy has been already ratified by boh p,rties
WIN o." The requisite sOlemntes The Legislation, OF the
Ceh states ~ reference to duties certain Frenc, pro.
nuc's has conorned 10 the provisions OF the Treaty
ne o5gaon OF reciprocal legislation on the part of The
Ffegeh Government l. perfect The refusaf 70 carry
ihe fen'y into elect II persisted n will be an Injury TO
ne U"ied states demanding reparston But tie de.
idy 10 10 so n'y be susceptible Of lend, cxolsnstioc
Sach explanation must he received at least a. shall c
offered; aud d, must be waited for II would bsfdlv
become Government like lhs based on the representa-.
i've P1nrlP e. and o'cying therefore he popular will TO
ItE"u ' cause o. promp quarrel che recent rcfisa OF
he popular branch OF hc French Legislature 10 act Al
once on is subject. Qrsson Of the SINE nature have
heretofore arisen 10 our Chamber OF Representative
ana we should respect in the French Government the
piocPes which have been stoutly maintained n our o n
Time al lea.t, should be allowed 10 the French ove,n
inenl 10 reconsider Tie subject; especially ss the case
one 10 which perinacily on the part o. The Chamber
would only subject tl'e Frenr Naion to the condemns.
Ton Of all civilized nations Tor The dsregafd Of The Laws
which regulate ibe intercourse OF nations with one suoe,.
verdict which every nation, but especially every jnsf
nation would avoid ~ u w2li shun tie feproseh OF Der.
hdy aud dishouor.-.VOf Int. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

VIE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE-
M fooi WIZ stand the ensuing season. (Which com.
menced on The LIST OF February and will terminate on tho
Isl oil Ju'y) at my Far adjoining the town of Mancbes
TER SnJ opposite TO the City Richmond The terms are
my dollars The season, discharged the payment of FORTY
whip inc sesson-and sixty TO insure mare with (oaS
and one dollar 10 the Groom Companies or indviuaIs
senuing SIX mares will be charged but for five There
are lois an1 sheds prepared for Mares aud pasuragc with
our chafgr Every attention will be paid 10 vent ACCT
dents or escaPesbut the subsc iber will not be
oe Tor eiEer Mares will he fed grain at rs cents sy
ana no charge made Tor the hoard servants
ing mem Barefoot was loaled the property of Mr. Watt
w iozV Zone oil the most successful porfsrnen and breed.
ss OF race horses IN all EGgsnd) who sold him 10 Lord
harrington, from whom he purchased bv his present
o"her Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him to ,s
country rs racer, Barefoot was as on ,o
Eg tut as any horse Of his day. having beaten many
OF NE beat runners 10 England, and said TO be the only
horse ever imported, that had won the GREAT Sr ~.
GER For detail OF his periorm,n ces, see hand.biI
barefoot : pedigree is equal TO tat of any horse n.
was got by Tramp out OF Rosamond by uzzar H. err dam
hosebury sister 10 Huby by Phenomenon; her dam Mics
west by Maehem, Reguius, Crab Chidcrs Bsso
Tramp was got by Dick AnIrews, out (ol,snns marc
her d'm F'aAinei's by Trenthan ooJpeeker EverIas
ing ny Eclipse Dick Andrews was got by Joe Andrew
out Of Hghhyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tai,
ler SUP, Godophn Arabian. Joe Andrews was cot bv
Ec'ps"' out Of AmarSnds. by omniun; her dan Cloudy
by Bank, Crab, Partner &r.
Bareooi - red sore, five feet two inches Ligb Of
great bone aud snew and giy formed as any horse
Richmond, April 25. fi14-nJ T. c. MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

NOTlC E"--An persons eau iontd and fore warned
against tsdiDg Tor receiving any Bond Or Bonds
executed by Tie subscriber 10 James w. jennings or
James y Jennings Of the county OF Fiuvsnns-as the
sA'd conds we're obtained without any valuable consde
iauon and III justice TO myself and family do not intend
70 PSy mem HUGH PETIT, Jr.
H'"tWWd, Apri III iIi-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE HOP.
Conner Of Main sRd 10 Streets, opposite the Union
Hotel, Richmond, Va-fhe Subscrber nron,ieto, ~
the above establishment, would respectnllv i,to, ~ 81,
fiends and The public that he Patsntce Ptopntor Of
ne f"ten' Ngh's, or gent u prepared TO funi the
al shorI notice, it's the olos ing very peeesss,v tio
saving Patent Machine, viz sa6,d Single and Double
geefed TIA Cuer. Pskers Iron Under sntnv
anil Woods Steel sphng.bea'er ri ssIpg MscItnes,
Emmon, Chain. bofse Powers; 81 Horse Power
Gfis mhis; Clinton aud Smiths Fan Mile; Powlios'.
Corn PiaDlets freebofns Ploug and many her srii.
eles-the nos, Of which INSIDE ~ his shop strong and
~ the best manner re would sIso cell Cout tv Kirtts
tor making aud vending several kinds Of TIE above Ria
chimes. I,REz psIurp o
Richmo ., February 10. 1884, foo-Ns,d