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In taking leaue of the House of Delegates.

In taxing tcaDe OF the rouse " DetegIteS.
Genllemen-ln rising to address You shall not find
language adequate pourtray the feelings which animate
nv bosom In dissolvng the political tie which has uni
ted during the labors of the Proracted and interest
ing session. which has just terminated, it is we'll cacu
lated TO inspire feelings which be better felt than
pressed When look back to the trying period of my
entrance into public lile in the year 1879 when reflect
on the dark cloud which then oversadowed political
horizon and that The principles Of the of the Revolu-
ton were be fought again. hen the pito of this
great conrederacy was laid in ashes when our towns
and villages were sacked, and soil polluted by the
tread of barbarous and hostile oe when since that Pc
rod the civil revolution which has been effected in the
institution of State and in all Of those
(if not cons picuous) have been active AGENT For
The last 81 years. in all the changes and mutations Of
PARTIES and in the erces conflicts of political asprants
have been sustained under circumstances, unparalel-
ed in the history Of any Legislative body in the world
For this continued confidence Of the representatives. OF
the people, have, with constant and untirng effort
endeayored to discharge with rmness and impartlay
the arduous and complicated duties of the Chair.
How far have succeeded in my honest efforts in
tanning the high confidence thus reposed is not for me 10
saw That differences of opinion should exist will
doubt That freedom of opinion in politics as we'll as
ON all other Subjects is the vital and essential principle
in our Republican institutions, no one will be disposed
to question. Pursuing the will of those whose hum:
BILE representative l have been, upon all occasions,
have recorded that VOTE both it respects men and
measures which, as believed would accord with their
principles and interests. have always considered my
self bound carry into effect the Will OF my constltu
ents-a contrary course would have violated he ntse
principles of representative government, In the dis.
ehorpe of my official duties here, have endeavored so
n and conduct the business of the House ns
would best promote the interest and convenience OF all
in the regular and prompt despatch OF the pubic ousl
ness In the conflicts opinions in the neat ana araouF
Of debate. whatever of feeling may have been excited
trust it may pass into oblivion In taxing my nna'
leave of the Legislature shall carry with me the KIND
est feelings Of friendship and regard towards lhose Win
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lions, the Enquirer asks him, If he does not think II WAS
mainly because National Bank is unconstitutional that
the renewal gifts charter refused' Now, who con-
POUNDS questions, the Enquirer or Publius: Has Pub
Illus any where minated denial that constitutional
Considerations operated powerfully in preventing the U
States Bank from obtaining renewal Of its charter;
has he any where intmaIed that these considerations
were not amply sufficient the score of worlhiness
to have produced the RESULT But does the ENQUIRER
really believe such TO have been the fact. Does he
think il there had been other objection 10 the cha
racler and conduct of that institution that renewal
Of it's charter could have been defeated! If he does,
Publius certainly does not. Pubius wishes fervenlly
that he could see this sacred veneraton for the Con-
sliluon more frequently and decidedly illustra.
ted in practice PubIius really thinks it required all
the force Of constitutional considerations, united TO
the matchess encrgy and influence of the patriot
jackson, corroboraed by the palpabe and glazing
misconduct of the Bank of the United States, 10 prevent
It's obtaining lis new lease. Shall we throw away the
fruits of that memorable victory the hydra OF pa
per money: We then thought its most prominent ana
portenous head had been Topped off, but aieady you see
it has thrown new one nearly in the same place
and is constantly shooting forth others little less hdeous
and appalling. "Are you answered.? Publius did not
contemplate discussion Of the party topics OF the DAY
He pays tribute the superior qualifications Of the En
quirer for such task. The object of Publius manifest
to draw the Enquirer into fuller discussion and
declaration upon certain very interesting political prob
lens If, however, his queries 10 be repeed by
Others and he must Think in many respects irrelevant
queries, his object falls and is unnecessary to press
his second series into The SERVICE and hence he retains
them. Pubus is not disposed to realiae this course
upon the Enquirer He has not here, for want OF time,
responded TO all Of that host of questions which The En-
quer has hudded into nutshell but he is both ready
and willing to respond to them ALL siati,n ct htera.
tim whenever il shall suit the convenience Of the En-
qurer TO receive them and that Of Publus 10 write
| them out.
In conclusion, the Enquirer thinks Publins has mis-
taken the remedy and Publius fears the Enquirer has
mistaken the disease Which Of is the most danger
GUS Doctor: Shall we leave the patient to minister to
| himself? PUBLIUS.
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DEA ! 1S
"tnrhay morning, the 18th March, hn SOD o: her
ns % FRANCES FARLEY Of No,soway ties
ch nave been sundcred by this ncve Divine
oence, ana vide spread the which viii awakened
ny throughout the extended circle Of her kindred
snn iehHs Possessed ~
when challenge confidence and ia esteem
the various relations she sustained e were clothed with tho
chrraceIsiIc o! peculiar endesncn Size was blessed with
Constitution OF uncommon wcbaIarced mind of
DHkabe vgora temper OF unrust serenity and eedness
Judgment that seldom erred-snd habits of Industry pa
thence md application interchangeable Her principles Of
corupbe integrity and Der honesty Of purpose bu-Asc
mother and MISTRESS her lie illustration zamp of
that which lovely and Of good report friend she wss
den, and and fhthn Prof place
substantial evidence afforded by actions The kind ucs
ship rrcnpry and literally performed hat with delicsey
which srunk from uocr''y, and with Gisntcsdness which
sought other reward tie rxury doing
tre her will he dear 20 her she krd
indn!yent considerable their rad bouniu providing
their comfort sickness and in health. neighbour she
scupa!ouy the obligations o.: hn relation ard mir
s,ercd TO the SEX md ympathzed with hs afflicted Long will
her e held sac:ed those Who knew hest and deep
and nsiing the those who allied the tender
ties of But mny she rrmpnrs vnd tho
,horn lamb give thorn comfort and resignation under this trying
bereavement in the boron Of charity her and honest sp;
has asccnde ia tin bosom OF her Cad May rect peace
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SALE OF SToCK.A genrrsi meeting OF the Stockholders
OF tho Virginia Exploring and Mining Company held the 4E
Of April 1898. tho following resolutions weIn adopted
Rso!ced That the Directors be requested sell tho
shares Of delinquent s'ocShodcr md apply the proceeds the
pnymen, OF tho debts dye from the company.
Rescre That SHIRE shares shall sell for iess than the
.u tho President srd Directors be directed forthwith
in'uc proceedings against the botc % such shuIc
the ba!ance due.
pursuance OF tho above resolutions G delinquent shso
the above company will be sold the highest bidder
for 2ocock Wednesday, The 2h oc present month,
"a the Exchange Reading Room Museum Building
BIZ ordtr Of the Board Of Directors: w. R. HILL,
Anil 10 IIIa-2awil Secrttaru and TREASURER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April - 1888.

MISUNDERSTANDING, April p 1888.
The Tobacco market has been unsteady during the
past week-the most recent sales show advance
qunli,ieshe general range Of sales is from SO for
common cuttings up 10 81 2 for middling leaC-sout
stemming kinds bling So 81 2-Flouris held firmly at
S7l2. GEO. l. SAMPSON.
u No change IN nhoesde prices since last ,c.ek.
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FOR TIE E-NQU7RER.



MR.. RIDDLES LETTER TO J. q. ADAMS.
MIR. Biddle has just favored The public with isur CO.
umns of reasons, why The Banks should not resume
specie payments--n other words, why, when u Peases
them the Banks should refuse, and continue 10 reiuss
to redeem their engagements. After all what Is the
great the main why it is not noD The time 10 re-
sumo? Why simply. this, the Government must hrst
be compelled to charter United States Bank The
people must be made to suffer, and if possible must be
made 10 believe that the only possible remedy for their
relief is "he Bunk" Hear MIR. Biddle! after saying
that in 1876 "Congress applied all its powers to induce,
10 persuade and assist the Banks in their enorts 10
resume;" "that they passed the resolution OF iSlo au
,horzing the receipt the notes specepayns Banks
he says But this alone was insufficient; al Inc same
lime they established the Bank Of the u wtha capt.
ts of thirty five millions Here you have there Is the
panscea-the healing salve for all the troubles the coun.
try is undec-or all the arrangements OF The currency
Mr. Bddle has given the sIlernu'ive-"Gve Us a
Bank IF the U. S-give the control, OF alt The mo-
notary power of the country-or you sha nave no sPe
Gle payments will not pay the debts OF my Bank, ana
if possible will not permit other Banks TO pay theirs
Are the people ready for ths:-are The people ready 10
bow to Mr. Biddle? to crnge. fawn and bend the knee
as he NAV dictate? Let the Democrats OF virginia see
10 this and do their duty ut the election this month
am plain man, MIR. Editor have been taught 1t
was The business Of an honest 10 pay his debs II
he does not he has failed - But in the of the
Banks thew who have peculiar privileges, OF which the
peope at large are deprived they are permitted TO re-
fuse TO puy their debts and all the Legislatures in the
country step forward TO protectthemis this the same
;us,jce Won give to individuals An individual must
make sacrifices suffer great losses To raise money
10 meet his engagements; and why in the name oil com
mon sense should not the Banks be compelled TO make
like sacrifices and appropriate portion Of theit enor
nous profits 10 acquire the necessary means 20 ,1ee'
their engagements? ANll'oANh'
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To THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

Mark the course which the Bank of the U. S. is pur
suing Mark its object See how it attempts to sweep
on to re.charler with step steady as time and
appetite keen death See what The most independ
ent presses of New York say of Mr.. BddIes Letter -
The issue before you is, National Bank and Mr. Clay
On, an uncompromisng hostility to National Bank
and Mr. Van Buren, Such is the true issue at the polls
And what say you? Your votes will tell You are
again and again invoked the Old Dominion from
the Wings, and MIR. Clay, and National Bank, and
Federal Dynasty. To firms then 10 firms!
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COMMUNICATED.
u The subscriber soclts in the most pecl(ul man
all Posmasters who forward letters TO Providence
Post Office, halifax county, Va, invariably TO write the
of the county the enveopc-as letters are fire.
queny received at this office, which ought 10 have been
sent 10 Providence Fairfax county; which necessarily
imposes trouble me, and an additional and Undue
amour, of postage the persons 10 whom the letters
are addressed. Very respectfully,
JOHN r. PEASANTS,
p. IT. at Providence, Haiij"z county, Va.
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$1,000 BUSHELS OF RICHMOND COAL.
NAVY AGzSr's OFFICE


Washington C.. .4prH 10, 1888
NEROPOSALS will be received at this Office Until the
IL 18th day Of May next for twenty five thousand
bushels of Richmond Coal, 10 be delivered at the navy
yard in this city.
The coal rust De Of the very best quality, and
third pct Of the whole quantity must be coarse or lump
coal and the remaining twothirds may be hne smiths
coal to be subject the inspection of this yard andto
the Of this city the whole quantity to DO
delivered by The 18th Of November, 1885.
Security vii! be required for the inul performance
of the contract and Ten per cent reserved from each
payment until tie. whole quantity is delivered.
April l3 1l2-td
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the DiAric! Of CoG7ba, read third time and pass
ed. The bill graduating the price Of public lands was hsn
taken up and after discussion teVeraf anend
men:s was adopted The further consideration Of the bill!
was then postponed until "Wednesday next GloJe
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The N. York Convention was meet Tuesday
The ~ Y Journal says, that let it decide as it may, the
N. Y. Banks will resume. Her merchants are pledged
to support the Banks.
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MAR RACES
DEATHS

ansa n hs city, the 10Th BY the Right Rev Bishop
Mno De- ROBERT ReH.RpsoS OF williamsburg TO Miss ASK
eA1'Ea daughter OF the late john Lyons Of Studey
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WAsHNoToal Hpfl ,.
Confessional the Senate TO day. the bill 10 pro.
hbi, the giving or accepting challenges to Eight dusls Ia
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MIR. BANKS'S VALEDICTORY,

The Alexandra Gazette says, that MIR. Ponsett is ra
pidy recovering his heallhWe rejoice that his valua
bic life is spared 10 his country.
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O. Again we invoke the patience of our Correspond.
ens.-"publius-A Tax Payer, &c, &c. shall appear
TUESDAY.
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We shall publish, in next, along with Mr. Biddle s
Letter. the one which addressed the 4th inst by
the Bank Meeting of Philude phia 10 the Bank Conven-
ton of N. York.-They themselves for not at.
tending upon the ground that the Banks of n Y. had
already determined to specie payments on or be-
fore the 9th Nav
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We sorry to understand that most affecting dis
pensaon has visited Mr.. Jackson Mills, nenr Flies Post
Office, Goochland county. On the 9Th inst, between
ii and IL clock, his dwelling house and store were
consumed by fire, with nearly all of their contents
Mr. M. from home at the time, and at the time the
flames were discovered by the family, it impossible
to arrest the confagraton. The dwelling house first
caught-when it was frs. seen, the fire had extended
nearly the whole length of the building, in the cuddy
over the bed chamber and the blaze was issuing from
beneath the shingles the whole length of the roof The
fire spread into the store with such rapidly, that they
were able to only the leger daybook, and bundle
of bonds and accouns-Not single piece of goods was
preserved could the clerk get to the moueydawer,
in which there about $500. ain Is minutes from
the time when the alarm first given, the whole Of
the old part Of the house had become complete mass Of
flame and in 30 minutes the part of the house was
falling in! We saved good part Of the furniture from
the new house." Mr.. Nj. estimates his loss at about
$4,000.
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r HxnEx. REsolurioN.- will be by report OF
Yesterdays proceedings in House, that Mr.. amer did
getting bis resolution before the House. We have
limited good show Of probability that this
suggested by DE- peterborough the President of
the Bank Of f.aa, vino recently 10 Washington Dr. Brock
cnboush brother of Mr. Richie, the Editor Of the Richmond
Ensirer."-Bshiraore Chronicle, -spril0.
A Budget Of Biunderst-Dr. Brockenbrough did not
reach Washington until Friday evening; Mr.. Hamer
from letter before us, that he had determined, at
least evenings before, to lay it before the House
"Mr Richie is not the "brother" half brother
of cdr Brockenbrough'' but cousin and friend to
that gentleman-What DR.. B. thinks Of Mr. HIS reso.
luton, this deponent kno1ceth not
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whom have been long associated in legislation They
will have my best wishes for their happiness and pros.
perty, and my ardent prayers will always be offered up
for the glory and honor of the Old Dominion the
Their OF States and the kind mother of US all.
tender you, gentlemen, individually and collective
y, health and happiness and my ardent wishes for your
speedy md safe return the bosom of friends IA
miles and constituents
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g 81

WARRANrED fresh and genulne-growth Of 1897 for
v. saIe, wholesale and retail,
ART1CHOkE-Globe
ASPARAGUs-Giant
SNAP BEANs-Paris Six Weeks; Yellow do; Refugee.
POLE BEANS-Iarse and small Lima Scarlet Runners
BEETS-Early Blood Turnip; do Yellow do: Frsneh
sugar; Long Blood and Mangel urxel ~
BROCOiI-PurIle Cape
CABBAGE-Eirly York; Large do; Early Or Heart. do
Balerseai DO sugsroa Flat Dutch; Large; Bergen do
pfum ni Dpnmhead savoy; Green Curled 10
CELERS-White and Red solid
SkEss-Broad Leaycd and Water
ley; AiiIiDgham $780, $500
,.CUCuMBER.Early Frame; Long Green do southeaie;
White spined; GheTkln
LETrUCE-fnperial sugaroaG Large Green Head
Brown Dutch Early Carried Selesia; Ice
IEEk-large Scotch
MELON. Green Ciiron; Murray's Pine Apple, Nutmeg
Egg Plant; Purple and White 'r'
NAsrURTiuM-
oNioN-silyer skim White Portugal Yellow Dutch;
Large Red; Po,atoe
PARsNIr-Iong 81 Doth French
PARsLEY--Fine CuIled
PEPPER-IaIge Bell
RtSpp,lsH-EsfIy Scarlet short Top Long sa,mou Red
sPINAC1I-Round 49, ~
Satisfy
soUAsH-Esrly Summer Bush; Orange wared;
Striped Bell
TOMATD-Large
TuRNlP-Early Flat Duich Red Top; Ruia Baga
PEAS-Minges; Extra Early; Early Washington; do
Charlton; bishops Prolific Large White MaTrowfai Dwarf
do Dwarf Prolific Blue Prussian
SWEET and POT HERBS-An assortment FLOWER
SEEDS and BUIBOUS ROOTS
jazz WILLIAM PALMER
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SyrEEIoa SWEET AND IRISH porA

SUPERIOR SWEET AND IRISH PorA.
- TOEs.-We have just received % bushels superio
spanish sweet Potatoes, very large and not al all oscs
~, bushels very ane Irish Po,stoes which can be had
Very superior brown Sugars
Do do Loaf DO
DO do crushed do
Cheap Loaf Sugar
Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese
superior Family Fo
superhne do
Bpckwhesf so
Eirkin Butter. fresh AMI nice
Coffee nj various prices
- hhds Moasses, Part superior
wines OF various qualities aud prices
hsekcrei No !, IN quarter and half barrels
Do do 2. In half and whole do
nJ9st received, and for sale, low, for cash.
uec W WYATT q WHITE
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LE4 RICHMOND. vIReISA WEDNESDAY ArR11 ll 1888
70 Tnn cIrrxkns uukwrnuurk

|g:issls. S..s :; 8 =: ~; Z
ALI - osnsf esnhsre sswspsDsrs ne dsnss hI.
- s.ss 9 ..pids asFssss = ~ souh lasSe ni.sb
1oxe his non NeG Yoikls Ne C1y OF RicH 0DND
SWne.l wnsr. hyn - petnl1saeI tept epsn, e Main
orNeo mo3et1na sn ~ 4. y, y " = n ~ d -
~hsthsr proed IS so ssise ana Ssns< 1900
We nslfsrA thsfg fe be6 csrcd old disol - frou,
the shanEs Of lfa = n u 6seai ,rsissr
AlrsauA MUTUAL In hquid abd h pssfs) celebrsisd
ArrbSparIrss 6rsus Sis : s6,ss 4 = ~ veDssss;
Npr1ers certsin Ronald; snd ofksr sdlcoss for N
eesss 70 s6sh hs hynsa fisne = lscs l!Able<s 81
their land nsfor< Zee Ths e6es7
which uAyeohad srss 4 d. kuhls once q II - ssnis
BY mail. : \. i - = 81 = =
-. Rrouthe Washngtos Globe - 2,
In our coleman ssrrseh q de- essy ~
OF Dr. kuf1s Rseorvr 70 vol knaus % "a * 7'-7I N
ti6eafe: - 7 * = . = '~s'3"'
10 hereby eersiy that rbosf ss n Of J.nsAsy i~ss
taken with Q.rsyss end InnauraalDry nhssmai,s ne
worsf cold and ln1amnntury rsunsakS fhak =.
nlctsd on mkind 30 .rg lean lcsru tbe M 6iSvery
limb was taken from me, besdes item tndou - - Il
every joint fever win the {1p<t
.asfuniinS pam had sssr eeted [RI11 - relp>nes
that we're rocoumcndabc for The nAsa III iona e. l.
~ accident, was informed thai NJ. kuhl Wa z Cansc
hts medicines. eIt change in iess ihSs = hc:r hs
came Thelncdicinesuscd the nenurcr Off. oo
M Depunyvo Powder lthercore reeomrhend t4fraf.
mert TO al those hborine under e<iop riv hdcr
- {|r<H& 800 - ~ ~ iIHI-/xxrQE, u
~ ~ - r<<1t H>u14p<x<
tde..c \, H. INC s.sIenenttnt tie sbote Ger.
not be effected within hour ahoueha PEI 500 may be
% osnentied within that time by the Of his medi.
Co,rt an.s 80, NJ Sa ne correspondent at Orange
an. az. 49, 49, NJ ~ i.st ht ~ .
be,ter th,n o.er ..,. 49, I ,oaay sna ne looks
6,r ynnr ,n.e;n.s H.. - eias u nsn MOI oeen
lie ~. ,s ~ IN ~. a'e pecn unueI ground
one ,i,ns .n -, you nsu saved ms me- Tor
.syonr n s,ar.r ~ ,a Us ~ you;
AMI many s,,, -. ~ ~ su,,s W .his county,
hot H. H. - 1 a.c ycen cnsetcu minis
gres, nnh.r ~ vs,s~e y, y' 'ns,iecs, nave hau
IN, ,ai ~ ~, easei anu many OF long stand
nh;,; 80 @ ~ W n,e,.s OF your vegetable Anti
i6at in shor, ,ns " eurs, and
O,isr I.,,as. ~. a., - ,,
from his agents and n.Ssans u, ssh py " NUM-
mond and D,her Mac 81 ~ ~. ss,,, - " N'su
is stated ,hs sre on h Wy stare OF ,irsnI IN wmchh
dicnes ishigbly nie,sc5. ani M $3.50. " ~. n. NE
aicted 10 The narties who's. nan.s 4, H. -, ~. w a.
srsble 10 rp6lish nhon,h III - no' e'nslueied Ie'
cases Authority 10 use ,h.Y n,nss O. H. a W ", we
public. '' w. 'e 'e'eh' VI he
,iIyns i.,,a, a. " 'ne "hoie OF ihen the
R,cv,,,,. A.. On, ,s,-
DIR Kuh D.ar Sir rht. 4. ~ ns, aui; 80, aeH
with aa,nlenre ds,.s,in, ,'a. Was snelen
natural ann.t,r No ryons a,fse,;ons a,I an un'
for upwards OF er yeaI. den,,
very bad head ac he and INV mimi was ms, CO.. Inin
fer final nef fof 49,
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GARDEN SEED.
lust received the folowiag Garden Seed, which
81 ranted fresh;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
D4ANs-KIiney Dwarf or snap; Yellow siNweek; Early
Mohawk; do China; Pole Climbing scissors, excellent
green, for soup; Large Lima; Small Lima
BEET-Iong Blood; Fairly Turnip blood; 40 yellow Iur'
nip Early White Scarcely; French yellow Sugar Manee
Wurtzct
BoRECoLE, or KAII,-Groen Curled SCOTCH; Brown
Curlod
bro COLI-Purplo Cape, Oranges White Cspe
CABBAGE-Eariy York; DO Sugar Loaf 10 Baiiefscai
Large York. do Drunhcad bergen; DO Plat Dutch Red
Ouch, for pic king; Green Cured Sas0y; Yellow do
CARROT Long Orange; Long Red
CRESs-CuTed and Garden
CUCUMBER Early Frame; Long Green; Small Gherkin
EGO PLANT,or MELosoESA-Iarge Purple
ENDiVE-Orccu Curicd
LEEK-iarge London ...
LETTUCE Brown Dutch; Royal Cabbasei Early White
MEioN~Green Choni Nuimesi Csnteopo
NASrURTlUM-Iarge
OKRA
ONION-Large White; Large Red
EY-Curlod or Double
PARSNtP-I0nR swelling
PEkS-Sirweck Early Washington; rame; DO Golden
IIotspur; Bishop EarT Dwarf Proiihe Dwarf Marrowfs
Tai Marrowfat; Blue Prusslan
RkDIstI-Farly Scarlet Short Tor; Long salmon White
Turnlp; Red 10; yellow do Black Spanish or Pail
SATISFY or Vegetable Oyster
sPfNACH-R Round Lasved PrckleY
soUAsT-Eafiy Buslf
TOMAMO--farre Red
TURNiP-EsrIy Dutch White Globes Red Top Norfolk
''T Tsr Nc bv JOHN w. BUsTkCE,
r. 7 3m LEI door above the Rel Tavern.
EUSTACE,s SUPERIOR BITTERs,
Er Cbr0afe Thrash Chronic TfarfhNa, Ivspspsfa and