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BALTIMORE Feb &c
FIRE AND Loss OF LIvrs.--A Ere was discovered l.,
evening, about half past nine clock in tic livery Sta
ocs IN the rear of the Western Hotel corner of Hnw
ard and Saratoga The building was DESTROYED
my me horses carriages, &c which it contained were
all removed IN time TO save them. The fire was the
work of an ncci,liarv ~
we regret to state that fur rt,en,hor, c fro
WIN Nlacklin Wln. McNcliy. Michael Moran and Stew
art Towns, were instantly killed by the falng of the
wall OF the stable that John Thomas had his leo factnr
ca ana several others severely injured from the same
cause Mr. Downs has left wife and five children to
depl"re his untimely end "
ihIce OF the above members Of the New Mar.
Ret Ere Company Mr. Kelly also member of the Nev
narket Fire Company, regret TO learn had his ler
badly fractured. We understand another fireman died
this morning. ~ WV
he different Fire Companies have hostcd f,,s nm
on Their respective Engue-houses to-day half mast
nate occurrence last evening
There has seldom been much interest excited in our
community NY rs mas been produced by this mournful
ing and adopted resolutions upon the subject Ron;
more Republican.
FRENcn TREATY.-'rhc Paris papers of Sunday assert
that on the previous evening, number of bad charnc
ters were arrested in that city suspected Of being
cerned in various robbcres and i'm one recent attennt
murder. They tell that Marshal Gerard is vcr IN
and that changes in the Cabinet nre oo,in H., 80 -
the day some influence will probably be exercised over
tle new combination by the language OF the American
IreSidcnts Message, which is said, both in our private
etters ana the journals 10 excite much ndrnaion in
Iars we are at loss to know why for it seems TO us
temperate and dgnifed; and the French ongIt rather 10
De indignant at their own scheme ofGovernnent which
aloWs le Executive TO contract treaties which r ma
tion by It's Representatives, will not suffer to be carried
INTO eheGt though continues to place almost unbound
ed confidence in the Executive The Frcncl Coyorn
ment and Chamber of Deputies should agree on this point
before the French people blame General Jackson for de-
mahuihg ana cndeavoring to enforce the fulnent Of
treaty 10 winch mat Government agreed. Louis Phi
nPpe ana MS ministers continue il is supposed willing
10 execute the treaty, but the Chamber will moi az
anime thcm and the French should condemn one or
NE oheT 81 their own organs, and not Gen Jackson
London Courier.
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Rfsoised That The Secretary be requested to publish
inc Proceedings of this Convention in the different pa
pers in this ctv
The Convention adjourned sise die.
T. N. NICHOLAS, President
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~ The Speeches If MIR. Rivcs in the Sesaie and
Mr.. Kehcloe in DE House OF Del,gatcs are On our
last page We shall prosecute the Debate in the House
OF Delegates as fast asposssb.c
~ "A Democrat IN E6rnost will appear in our acxt-
S1eh pieces tel ddmiraJipi
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VIM: 4. BAILEY,
PHILIP SMITH,
VIM. III. EDWARDS,
JAS. $. CLARKE.
RICH'D III. EDWARDS.

KICHMOND.
GENTLEMEN; You ask me in your COMMUNICATION ac
companyng your instructions to inform YOU what course
ntendto pursue in regard the Instructions forwarded
Justice to you, well as myself forbid that shonl1
answer That interrogatory, until full free and fair
view had been might be presented in regard thereto
Holding, as do the right of the constituent body n
all tunes and under all circumstances 10 instruct The
agent or representative, one of the sacred prn-
clpes OF Republican Government as a sovereignty
rSsdng IN the People, not to be restricted modified or
aoused-and holding, rs also do the opinion that il
the hnperous duty of the instructed Tor atem n,cd IN
DC instruced at all times and under ali circumstances
calmly ana Ispassonately, TO weigh all the circunsan.
ceS ana testimony, bearing upon the validity of such
instructions, and neither add to- or deract from such
testimony or evidence in bringing his mind To dccsior
go W course IL Is ms duty to pursue; have in coed
,dt" given your instructions, with the evidence Won
nave been pleased to furnish me- together with sncb
otor evidence as has reached me- through other chan
ncS, trust dspassonate consideration and No, L
ing able from the evidence furnished to bring nv mind
TO any definite conclusion to the course IL is INV dntv
10 pursue, request that you ascertain from the most
authentic source the number of persons resident in and
out oil The county of Surry, entitled vote therein and
10 forward the same TO me, without delay-torethcr
WIN any other evidence in your possession bearing up.
on inns embarrassing and perplexing subject
respectfully your obcdent servant &c
JOHN c. CRUMP.
sURRY County, Va. Jan. l6, 1885.
To Gen. John C. C5ump
s Dear Sir: We have the pleasure of annorno; H.
sseipt of your letter, relating to a subject which vo,
under d" pleased to style embarrassing perpexing
osesen dayf afisT We no. ms received the ilth
mat we had enclosed you true eJy ne sciH Of Wv
JoTty If your eonstituenkS.
In the communication which YOU actnated at last nm
der Just spirit OF condensation have thought proue 10
hohor us with, you have been pleased to acknowledged
tne r,gh OF The constituent az all times and undcr an
e"cMnStances to instruct their representatives. This Sir
is all tha we desirc-and if seventeen years being re-.
with the assistance of the land and properly
GeoIe YOU together with of having
transmitted you the will of majority of the voters Of
suTry cannot relieve your mind from this embarrassing
ana perPNSing subject, viz; instructions we must beg
leave to refer you to other eriGonce eaaang MTeg5
other Channels for solution of this embarrassing and
perplexing subject" w
We remain, very respectfully, yours
WA. Il. BAILEY,
PHILIP SMITH
WIN. III. EDWARDS
JAMES CTADEr'
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100 T0U7IV T1TCT7T07-
New crop Sugar, Cca5ce, MoEasses.
TH7HE Subscribers respectfully inform their country
n hicnds, that they now receiving by sundry
vcsicls--
New op ofNcw Orleans sugars, (part very chcap9
Best ST. Croix and Porto Rico do
Ecw Orleans aud English Island moasscs,
Prime gfccn NOV crop) coffee
Old white and Java do
80 ,3iso-5O00 ibs Virginia cotton yarns
1000 s1cks best Liverpool salt; with a variety Of
othcgoods, which they oAcrby wholesale at low prces
90 Country merchants will find 20 their interest 20
give them coil-An orders sent % thcm viii meet
with despatch and executed on the best terms
III. W < j. j. FRY
Nchmond February a. 9i--w3Wif
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JOHN c. CRUM.


NeSsrS. Richie g. COOL 49,
SiRS; we have enclosed you Correspondence which
ooh pace between us acting committee on the part
OF e s'gners OF instructions in Srrry and our Repre
sentative, Col John e. Crump which correspondence
we request mat you viii publish in the EnuuircrAs
inc number oil signers is not mentioned in the cores
Pondence we Will state after every doubtful vote was
purgcd from The list, that the whole number was 25
ana since sent by request 2 making in all 257 legal vo
ters We would further state that the largcst ~ 60
given in the county, under the new Constitution was
233-of this vote Gen. Crump received l55 And we
arc assured 10y the Sheriff and Commissioner Of Tic Re-
venue, that the largest number of votes in and ont ,L
county could not amount TO than between 355 and
4oo votes We remain, very respectfully yours,
VIM. Il. BAILEY
PHILIP SMITH
WILLIAM II. EDWARDS
JAS. s. CLARKE
RICHARD IL EDWApDc
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tIUIIl, YUuIa,
WA. Il. BAILEY,
PHILIP SMITH,
WIN. III. EDWARDS,
JAMES S. CLARKE.

10 Nm, F. bailey, Philip Smith, Nm IT, Ed,ca,ds Jas.
S. Ciayke: ' "''
reached me and why this unproyoked cDisilc has r,a
mated from the it has Cat least as regards some of
you) am unable to learn, and Indifferent TO know
can only assure you, that when you again receive
communication from me, you may treat it with ,yaicver
feelings 'N's
Your servant, JOHN G. CRUMP
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AlARRIAGEs.

Married y Apple Grove, ihc igh Fehuafy y The Rev E
thc cog6ty of ancasir.
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Sir William co,.es Is likely to continue Under Score


Sir William Gosses likely to continue Under ccrc
tary
I.oxpox Dec H.
The Tea Yesterday further sale OF Tea inn
pofed under the new system, the Post Boy from, tho
apc oil ood Hope, took place At the Commercial Sales
oois Nlncing Lane These Teas were brou ol,t from
America and after having been imported at the Cape of
Good Hope, were consigned to this country and enter
CD Tor nome consumption.
The sale proceeded IL consisted Of 600 cho,s &c ,
hea IN congo chests l97 chests of caper 100 chests of
hyson skim 20 chests Of gunpowder and 80 chests of
young Tyson The bo,eas sold Is I'd TO Is I'd pcr
b thc gunpowder sd TO ss per ID: and The vo,,g
Tyson AZ as to 1s 10 ld per To-. being comparatively
Tho stock of tea in possession of the East Indi, Com
pany IS now equal TO about one year and half CON
SUMPTION, or $4,000 600 pounds. The COMPANY will
oher us large quantity for sale to meet the of the
"uc' oehg understood that not much tea us was
declared Tor the last sale will again be offered in one
quantity, VIZ: yDOO,O00 of pounds At the quarterly
refused at the taxed price Every quality of teas I.
cept congoe kind sold at lower prices than last sale
rom "a to Sd; twankays about 81, and hysons
be large IN the last week they exceeded 600 0CO pounds
SPAIN.
FROM nc Seniineiie DIES Pyrcnaecs of Dec g.
on The 9th inst. Zumalacarreguy with all his frccs
was on The frontier, and the Preicndcr with all his ca
VARY ana rs battalicns, in the val ey OF Uzana Nina
,a;r towards them with 1000 or i0,OOO men, but
ineir promptly retreating nc made conternarch and
nc has now probably re-cntcrcd the Bastan
-, , From Tie Memorial DIES Pyrenaccs
Inc following is from private letter, dated Anhoue
Dec D. The insurgents according 10 PROMISE vcs
'eraay attacked the fort of Ascricorde but the success
OF TINS action las answered expectations The garrison
having male sortle, drove them back to lIecory AS
ey took TO their heels without offering any resistance
e queen troops did not experiences any loss AS to
e SaTsts, little piece of artillery which they brouht
out wi,h then was taken and used against themselves
several were killed, and about IL were wounded;
tne latter was an officer named irivarra IL apnears
sa' :u'aiacarregny was expected ut Elisondo in the
esV"i''S' at inc mead oil numerous corps"
GERMANY
'ikNSA, Dec. I've now hear every where of ncyy
n n nn..r Lr,. IL Al
ganda, which has consired for the purpose of assass
mating nlonarehs and said already tohave despatched
saries chosen by drawing lots for the execution of
wchcu pans AS the reports state that one of these
men IS TO come to our states, understand that the es
cfpom OF their persons has been sent 10 all the auhori
ues. incy are SAID to come from France Germany,
passing first through England.
letter from bologna of December g says that there
are frequent ARRAYS between the Papa soldiers the Aus
was the most serious, twenty five men were wounded
several mortally.
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POETRY.
{. MucM " vrN,lN. rN.r,a."


From ire Isksa fr 1851
WHAT SHALL 4 BRING THEE, MOTHER?
9" require nothing ofther mohcr innocent
when bidding him farewell but that viii bring
present countonaner.''-LAyA
What shall bring thee, mother mine.
What shall haiag Ia thee?
Shall bfiag thee towels burn anl shine
In tine depths ofthc sladowy sea
Shall bring the GARLAND a hero wears
W the wondering world cntwincd,
Whose leaves thousand
Aud smile DER a clOuled ulndl
Shall bring the doep amp sacrcd storcs,
acknowledge the high and free,
That thfili- the heart IA the halls we'd shores
OF classic italy
What are Jewels, my boy, 10 me?
Thou art the gem prize
Aud the richest spot ia that fearful .os
VIII be where thy vessel hicss
The wtcatl, tho hero loves Il won,
ijy the hfe-blOod of the brave,
And his brow lose ere we the cTown
Tho smile that iuescy gave
Dearly earned IL the volume wealth,
That opcs o the lamp night
Will ia" hirCr ofhopc Vad wealth
Goes out by the sickly light
Bring me that innocent brow, my boy
BRING me that Dhaiowlesi eve!
hIins iae the touc Offender los,
That brcathes in thy last "good bye :"
FLORENCE.
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BE ECHANlCS WANTED. The subscriber has ,,vo
1Y n new and comfortable shops to rent out we'll chi
cuated for shoe and boot maker and n ta;ior Iii
decent little dwelling-other out-houses and garden al
taGhed to eacliat his and beautiful establishment
called itwalton IN the upper end of Lancaster coun
ty-a public and central situation hiqI and nc hoj.i
as any IN the lower country, Astounding in wood water
and the various Injuries from the water The steam,
ooas running from Baltimore TO fredericksburg mage
within mile or two twice week so that anv article
hat either OF these markets afford be rot at any
me' Possession may be had Immediately and rent low
Der would prefer hiring buying one tat could be re
commended for honesy sobriey, and knowledge of his
trade For such one, immediate necessity comnels hin,
to say, that he would give more than he is worth I
ter on either of the above Subjects directed to the sun
scrDer HUNTSVILLE, Lancaster County Virginia viii he
promptly attended TO- WM b. MITCHELL
Suii -. o
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ton in which the virtues and talents Of MIR Justce
Johnson were held by the Bar and Ofice,s of this Court
and assure them OF their sincere sympathy i'm the loss OF
which they the Court and the country, have sustained
in his death.
On motion Of Mr. Ogden
heso!red, That the Attorney General, in behalf of the
Bar and Officers OF this Court do respectfully move the
Court that the foregoing resolutions may he entered ON
the Minutes OF the Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

q AW NOTlCE.-FoSrAINE II. PFrrIs, late of
- Orange county having located in the city Of New
OK IN the practice OF Law respectfully tenders his pro-
icsSionai services to his old Virginia friends and fellow
eiuzenS generally Being generally known through the
state, ne deems references unnecessary. All business
prompt and faithful attention
~ H. Persons in the South who have, or may hereof
yer rave runaway slaves suspected 10 be in either New
YORK or IhIladcphia may find it their advantage to
send nnutely descriptive post-Daid &c
above September 30. 10 90,
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"a ALUABLE REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
WISH TO sell my Farm lying in sight of Williams
burg containing upwards Of 900 acres Of land About
one haif is cleared, and highly Improved by the use Of
convenient to every part of the estate mixed with eT
sand and other manures II produces heavy CROPS Of
cor inxuriant crops of wheat and and cotton yna
Prohably cultivated when the price o dollars The
otter nan IS covered with pine and oak The whole Is
wen watered and there is III the yard well of water not
Tor cooness and purity, by any fountain be-
low t8e rails There is comfortable dwelng-bo,,se
ana ONCE on this place sufficient for family of ordna-
~ sze' ana all necessary and useful ouhouses in good
r'pair-Such arc the of Improvement AT the
command of any industrious and iudeious man who
may purchase this farm that he might enrich Il to al
most any extent. JAMEs SESfpTr
Jan. -. ~ -
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SUPREME COURT OF THE IT, STATES
Ia'cSdoy, jan. 10, 1885
at tnn Cnniinl - w '''oI' IIIg
PRESEN1

tKESENI:
The Hon. JonS MARSHALL Chief Justice
JOSEPH STORY,
SarH TnoMPsox (
4" joins AlcLEAS IAssociate Justices.
HEsRY BALpwIs
Proclamation being made, the Court was o,c,od
ORDER Of COURr.
Mr. Batter, the Attorney Gcnera Of the United State
having moved the Court in pursuance of tho Sd resolve
contained u the subiOned proceedings Of na Rar -
Mr. Chief Justice Marshall remarked az follows .'C6c
hehume9iF Of respectful affection just expressed for our
ueceasco brother arc most grateful to myself and 10 ali
my Dethfen We too, oOndolc with You; and i'm order
ing tie resolutions 80 be recorded we INDULGE or own
ieehhg no less ian the feelings Of those who make
the application" ''''o
Whcreupon, il is considered and ordered hv Tho C,.,
.na tc sara proceedings Of the Bar and officers be en-
tered upon the minutes, and which are az clly, -.
wit "At a meeting Of members Of the bar IF fbo x
preme Court Of the Unicd States, aud OF fhc f;o = r
we Conrt held 80 tle Supreme Courtroom ON Mod~
i~ui January lo31. Benjamin +. Butler Attor,ay -
netl on we united Staes appointed Chairman and
nohafa Feefs Reporter Of the Court was art,oiptcd
secretary On motion Of Nj! Jones' the f,llooi,,, =,
solutions were unanimously adopted.
The Hon William Johnson senior Assaciafe T,.,;oo
OF inc supreme Court of the United States bavn de-
parted ths life during the late vacation oftbc Co al
VIC mentors OF uus Bar and the ofccrssf this C.,rt
oft"ning the most grateful ard lively remembrance
o. ms eminent talents and learning and Of bia man, ed
fiiR Virtues a. Judge aud man, and lainenfino b;s
'oss WIN sincerity and depth of feeling corrss,,
the deceased have f''" character OF
Reso'red That token Of their sentiments ~ ;,,
wear the usual badge Of mourning during tho residue -
Resoirsd, That the Chlrman communicate 10 Tho t,;..
ana i"niy Of The dcceased The cstcem and cosidcr,.
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vENO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.-Suydan,a and
a boyd. lo7 Pearl Street, New York. are now re-
cciving very extensive assortment of British Irish
scotch German and American Dry Goods, suitable for
the Spring trade which they offer OH the most liberal
terms, amongst which arc,
Cloths cassmercs, vcstings satinets paddings Irish
linens; sieet'ngs, diapers, damasks white and coorcd
linen drlings, assorted cold grass cloth linen pantaoo
stuis; cambria, jaconet book and null musns, extra
super and common light and dark prints, gingiams
fancy muslins, cambria and urniture dimity furniture
chinz assorted coored embossed and watered moccns
Brussels, ingran Venetian and other carpctngs plain
ana inquired floor baizc, cotton and woocn table covers
arscics quilts and counterpanes brown and blcaced
hussia sheeungs. crcquills, osaaburgs and burlaps
brown and bleached sheetngs and shirngs bed ticks
checNs paids and stripes, cotton pantaoons stuff silk
and cotton umbrellas negro cloths Lowell cotton silk
and cotton llandkerchicfs, &c. Nc
r. S.--Ali orders punctually attended to.
Jan. \. 75-,G,
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WINE HILL ACADEMY-HaIJag County Worth
y Carohna.-The Trustees of the above SEMINARY
Institution for the ensuing year The applicant must be
qualified to teach the ordinary branches of an Engsh
Education the Latin and Greek Languages and Mafbe
MATES The compensation will be the Tuition fees
which, for the last two years, have been about 9OO per
annum r.
IL Lady, qualified to instruct in the useful and orno
mental branches Of Female Education could be associa
ed in the School, the entire fees of the establishment
might De estimated at $l0O0-or perhaps more. The
may be obtained at 800 per annum Good society aad
an Episcopal and other Churches in the immediate vc
NIFTY. Reference may be made to John o Law ESQ in
richmond, Va, and applications addressed to the under
signed will be promptly attended TO.
THOMAS cox
Postmaster, Scotland Neck North Caroi;1o
December l6 re- 80 N'''
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n OOk OUr.-Thc Subscribers inhabitants OF Tap
IA pa'iannoek, having been frequently cheated by
Journeymen Iailors deem il duty they owe 10 the
pnblic 10 caution them against two young men, who ran
oil IN debt, one calling himself Russell Norvcll and the
other John Oakley. Norve is about six feet high round
face and light hair, light olive coat and grey
cloth pantaloons Oakley siully six feet high sharp
lures ana dark hair, old black cloth coat and
grey psn'aoons They crossed the Rappahannock River
from this place on the ice, their way Northumbcr-
land c. IL there they viii endeavor to cheat Merchants
Tavcrn-kccpcrs, Tailors and others.
RICHARD CROXTON
JOHN G.. CREWDSON
RICHARD f. ROWZEE
MONTROvlLLE MARMADUKE
January 17tli, 1885. 7Y-3t8
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~ OTICE-There was committed 10 the Jail of the
county OF Charlotte on the 9th October 1884 as
runaway negro man, who calls himself Dick Arthcrz
ana says that he IS free man, from Hereford co. ~ c.
He Is stout built, dark mulatto fellow about feet
inches high The owner Of there be any is requested
10 come and prove his property, pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs
- WM. SMITH, Jaitor, &. c.
Ice 10, 1871. (i7-Nv}uo
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"A LBEMARLE LAND. near ne Cairersity for sale
q fhc subccubcr, intending Ia the West of.
hers his If0ct ri f0nd in the conny al Aibcnne few
miles from the University Of Virginia for sale This
land hes immediately the Rvanna rver, between the
lands of Maj rhos. }. Randolph and Capt David An
derson and contains by recent survey, is acfcs An
the clcare land is in hig state OF under
the clover and plaster system and in few years may
made equal to any in Virginia Ofiha, in woods u yocd
part is FIRST rate tobacco land further description is
deemed unneeessary.As am determined TO SELF n bar
gam may be had CHARLES Il. LEWIS.
Jan
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n PRESS, the Practice ia the Courts OF Law aud
IL Equity IN Virginia, by CoNwAy RoDNsOS. Vol. =
Containing Procure in SUITS IN Eqaify.
This volume is divided into twenty chapters The i;st
oil which IS atrcac upon equitable ursdlcton cmbrac
ing the following subjects: Account, dover. partition
fraud, mistake accident bill t.s.i,,onv h
ton oil property pending litigation; aid Judgment ere
ditor mortgages and deeds of trust; continuing trusts
resulting trusts; bill to contest up viii; dispose
ton OF assets partnership; suretyshp set
off, suits for freedom; husband and wife infants; id;os
ANA lunatcs; suits for forfeited escheatcd lands seiYc
t1c'as to repeal letters patent; settlement of boundaries
Oil qua tmet; bill OF peace; specific execution;
cat; foreign attachment; and niunctions.
The titles of the other chapters are as follows 3 limi
tat,n oil suits IN equity; j. proper parties matkrs
which may be comprised in suit process g. plead
ings; proceedings at rules; :. evidences a. change Of
parties by death marriages To- orders upon mo-
tom IL hearing of the cause ~ order directn issue.
and proceedings under same; IL order Of and
proceedings under same IL order for sale of property
ana proceedings under same; 10 relearing AFTER inieo
cutory and before final decree rs final declrc H. taxing
costs; Io mode of compelling performance OF decree:
~. bill OF review; 20 appeals.
The volume will have in the first part of il atac of
contents and table OF cases cited and in the conclusion
there will DC full index both this and the former yo-
lumc. n
About ono half of the matter now printed: and il is
expected that IN December the publication will be COM
plcted The book WILL it is published be for
sale at the store of the subscriber, in Richmond
octobrri1 lf1-ul ROBERT l. SMITH.
rENiMBERs WANTED AT TIE PENITENTlA-
n RY.-2 900 feet ! inch yellow pine plank
1000 feet 34 inch yellow pine plank
900 do 3-S do do do crooked edge for wsg-
500 do ! do do poplar plank. clear OF knots and
shakes
500 do 30 do do do do clear of knots
ooO do birch seantlng, inches square, l2 feet long,
clear stuff
500 do do do do do do do
100 hickory axleirecs