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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28
4 IHOrLing Committee.

There have been referred to the Committee TO-
Courts Of Justice. during the present session Ia,
subjects, all Of which with the exception Of ibre.
have been considered by the COMMITTEE, their re-
pons made 10 the House, aud all that have bee,
acted on, agreed to, except two
Judge May is The energetic Chairman ofhs Com.
mitee, and is truly the working man OF the House
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In the L. s Circuit Court, now sitting at N,oyr;
1otk for the trial of the lnnthcers Of the Brig Bra.
eanza, Judge Belts has decided in favor of the mo
ton fora Jury dtmcditate bagaG or in other words,
has decided thai the Jury which is 10 try the prs.
oneis shall be composed of alffotcigncrs and half
Ameicaus.
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Is aud preserve the punt. Of tic

p,otset theif works aud preserve the purity oil INC
4 water.
/ q, moop Of Mr.. Dofmau, Res0lfedby the denef-
+ 4 Assembly. that the Treasurer oil this ComHdn
,y,,lih be authorised IL invest IN State sioci, the
.,,,ulus Of Ire Cincinnati Fund now IN the Treasury
arising 6om dividends upon stock.
On motion Of Mr. Goodson. Htsoiefd, that leave
BE- given to hing IN a ball repeating The act passed
The alsf of December, loo, increasing the number
Of Trustees If abingdon Academy.
On motion Of Nr. WonlfoIk. the bill concerning
The Popitenflaty WAS taken up. Mr.. W.moYed to
strike on four years wherever ii occurs. and
!, scti three wears TO make thfce instead OF
four yea1s the shortest Time for which any person
shall be scnt 10 tie PcHiteutiafy,
Nh Jackson opposed 10 the amendment lie
thought four Yeas should be the shortest time an
individual should be committcd 10 the Pebleht'aty'
4 convict would not learn trade III less than
Two years, SC rs 10 save the Commonwealth lfom
loss.
Mr. Voolfolk preferred the years and only
moved , for compromise, aud 10 pass the bill.
Mr. Smith Of Isle of Wight thought, II the Pc
uteutiaty establishment was designed to make mo
ncy, the argument OF the gentleman irom W ood
would be IN ront--but such was not the latf lie
thought two years was long enough bul "ouid com
promise on ihtee yeats.
Mr.. Jackson further urged the propreiy oil tour
years rs the shortest period and called for DIVISION
u the question on striking out and inserting.
At the instance Of MIR. May, Mr.. Wooliolh
+ Wi IdTrN his amendment, to enable MI hhS ~"
submit motion 10 strike out the whole Sd section
of tie bill The motion prevailed without dV-
SION.
Mr.. MAY lhen submitted amend neni, TO the
effect thai the Superintendent and Store Keeper, al
ter the pfe.cnt term shall expne, shall be ap-
pointed b, the Executive annually, aud shall be re
movable for good cause, at the discretion OF the EN-
ecujlye.
Mr.. Radcliffe called for the ayes aud noes, winch
were ordered, aud were ayes g. noes 90.
A further amendment was adopted, on motion
ut Mr.. Woook, and the bill was ordered 10 be IN
crossed.
A communication was received nom the Sfeonu
Auditor eucloslne Il communication from the RE
+ sldcn Of the Portsmouth and Roanoke kaii Road
Company. winch continued the following state
meni:
Portsmoalt and Roanoke Raj Road Company
Statement showing the names aud number oi oifl-
Gers and agents j. Tie service OF the Portsmouth
aud Roanoke Rad Road Company, with The salary
allow ed 10 each, furnished in obedience TO fcSo-
LUTON ofthe House OF Delegates Of the sth March,
1899:
Names Of officers and dGoaL
4. Joiner. Prcsdcnt Of Company, $1,000
Chnlles Dimmock, Engineer and General
Agent, 2Uoo
Holt Wilson, Treasurer and Secretary, 500
John b. Levy, Transportation gent al Poit,-
mouth, 500
John Edwards, Assistant, do 300
William y Ncmeye,. Transportation Clerk, SEQ
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REs. Ell. III. GEEEEx.yg.
SURGEON EbE9ypEs,T

'ahL9 ms occasion to inform the public thar
Il he has removed his office next door above i
auction room OF Col Charles Phelps, and directly
he can any time be found ready to rotfan ".'e
duties Of his profession. f'''' INC
Dec. 10 =
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The Patriot Trials at Kingston L. C.-The trial.
of the dcuded men who went over 10 W,nd,n,n
Point have terminated. OF 2Sl persons taken. On
have been executed, pafdoned, 4 acquitted. and
one hundred ndtty rem ain under sentence ocs'.rh.
IN u, fs,s
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GE.s'Ys E.WE.v",s zsOOys,

1 llAN + JUST RECEIVED. several cases
Geullemen's fine, fashionable Calf and Mo-
rocco BOOTS, made expressly for me--they
arevery handsome aud doubtless very good. Please
examine them. JOHN q. MEM.
March 81 2w if
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An arrival al New y o,k from Liberia brings intel
igence of the murder Of Governor Finley. of the
Mississippi Colony Ivy the natives, within ,wo miles
oil the settlement at B ssa Cove. The murder was
supno>ed e lave been insneated by naive servant
WHO knew that he had considerable amount Of
money in ms possession.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28

DEATH OF GEN. RIPLEY The last Louisianan
contains the Intelligence of the death Of General
Eleazar w Ripley native Of n. Hampshire, bat
iot many years resident of Louisiana, of which
State he was Reprcsentatye in the last Congress.
As statesman aud soldier, his stands conspic
uons on the page Of his couutry's history.
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LoANs-lt isstated in w all street that the Girard
Bank has taken Governo, Poue's loan of million
ana half 5 per cents at par. For the loan of this
9ta'e On per cent stock there plenty offers at
par
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20 EESE E.EEsYE}S.

MY Spring supply of LADIES' fashionable Shoes
I'a and Shippers received. They were
manufactured ii Philadelphia expressly for me. and
are very neat aud handsome VIII the Ladies call
aud examine them JOHN Il. MEEM.
March 25 Nv If
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pany A. JOINER.
Prcsident qfP, $R. II. II. Company
EagrosSed Bills.
On motion of Nh. Watkins, the engrossed bills
were taken up.
The following were read third time and passed,
VIZ
bill Incorporating the Buckingham and Dover
NJ Il Cotton and Woollcn Mandatory
Bill to authorize the Board of Public Works
to subscribe To the stock Of the Salem aud Peppers
Ferry Turnpike Company;
A bill incorporating the Union Mining Smelling
and Manufacturing Company;
bill to amend the act cnlled an act incorpora-
ting the trustees OF Romucy Academy, in the county
of Hampshire"
Henry College, IN the county of Washington;
bill incorporating the 'Feay's Valley aud Han
nansve Turnpike Company
bill 10 amend the act entitled AN act 10 incor-
porate the Richmond Fire Association passed
March %, 1887;
A bill TO authorize the improvement of the navi-
CATION of Craig's Creek
A bill to incorporate the Wheeling Manufacturing
and Mnting Company;
A bill to incorporate the trustees oftAe Nouaway
Academy IN the county OF Notta~ay;
a bill TO amend the act entitled an act To incor-
rora,e the town Of Abingdon. in the county of
Washington" passed March llth 1884;
A bill increasing the reward for killing wolves in
the county of Prince William;
A bill incorporating the Middletown Bank in the
county Of Monoogala;
A bill concerning the Holidays Cove Turnpike
Company;
A bill TO incorporate the New Glasgow Savings
Institutions
bill concerning David +. Moore.
bill 10 give the guarantee of the Common
wealth to the bonds of the Cry of Wheeling for
one million of dollars was opposed by MIR. Nenable,
and sustained by MtsSrs, Mcconnell and Watkins.
Ga MIR. McCounell's motion, the bin wus made the
order oil the day for tomorrow
bill concerning David Siickey, "a claim for
colors) was supported by Mcssrs. Conn, Bare aud
Raymond, and opposed by Messrs. Watkins, Smith
of l. of W, May, Kinney aud Davis, and rejected
without count.
bll concerning the New Shenandoah Company
being on It's second reading, various amendments
thereto, reported by the Committee of Roads, were
amended on motion OF Mr. May, la reply 10 some
inquiries by Mr. Sherrard, MIR. Carson made explana-
tons as to the condition, prospects aud claims of tie
Company.
MIR. Raymond also made explanations in reference
to the bill
The bill was advocated by Messrs Watkins Stu
ant aud Conn. and opposed by Mr. Edmunds of Hal
finally ordered to be engrosscd for third
reading.
bill retunding to Wilson Carter sum of mo- |
advocated by Mr.. May and Crutehded, and opposed |
by Messfs Stuart Il Watkins
lhe House then took a recess until o'clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28

How TO GER Up BANk.-The Bank Commits
sioncrs appontedby the Legislature of Michigan.
in thcr late report. tell curious story of the man
ner in which the Bank OF Oakland established.
II appears that one w. S. Stevens the principal
owner Of the concern: borrowed $1,000 in specie Of
aaei9' borns baak, and sent it to the Oakland nsti,
tatiou,t, be daily cfedtedby the cashier as capital
sock paid ia. H. then Immediately drew it out Oh
his own account, aud afterwards sent hired man
with ito he credited second lime as paid capital
Tins mauoeauc be again repeated-thus enabling,
The eaehi swear that fifteen thousand dollars IN
specie had beet paid IN, and eensequ niIy the
Bunk in operation. THIS accomplished, the $1,000
Was restored to rs original owncn-Saa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28

\ DuEL.--We learn through the Nashville
Wing from tie Somorvlie and La Grange papers,
that duel WIS fought near Moscow, Fayete coun-
~, Tenn, few days previous to the sh., between
Alex. j. Douesou, Che adopted son Of Cen Jack
sop) and Henry Robertson, both were slightly
wounded. second meeting talked of the
next daybu The officers justice probably defeated
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gTrsf9E0 state EoEyg,.,s

For the benefit Of the Monongala Academy.
To be drawn At Richmond T O Nj O Il L O W =,
- The drawing viii be received at this Office
Oh Thursday, TIE 2Sth INST. at > O'clock i. M.
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Esrfjf5Uuf Scheme,

Besides great number OF $50 $50 $40 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Sl-lIalves S2-Quarcrs 81.
For sale in choice numbeIsat
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
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EVENING SESSION.

large number OF bills we've read second time unt
ordetcd to be engrossed
On motion Of Mr. Carroll, the house adjourned
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.ROilla sEpPul.

rs NOW receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of
Il STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, recently pur-
cllased, principally at AUCTION, in the Northern
Cities, for G A IN, and selected, in per-
son, with great from the late extensive I'M
PORTA1 IONS.
HIS assortment in respect to variety, beauty, style
and cheapness, will be interior to none ever offered
nthis market. The public are invited to call and
examine.
March 25 4w if
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
ERAM MAINE


The adriccs by the eastern mail continue 10 be OF
= papifc character. Gen. Scott hal received let
ter from Sir John Harvey, giving strong assurances
of an aniicabie adjustment Of EXISTING diileulties-
t,rtle doubt WAS entertained at Augusta thai for ne
1r5.,gf Il peaceful arrange would be effected
lntHc Maine Legislature Friday, Mr.. Cole oil
paris fun the Committee the North Eastern
Rouudafy 10 whom the Governors Messa-e was re-
ferrcd. reported Tie following Resolve, winch was
read once aud Monday next assigned Tor It's luther
considerations
Resolved. That whenever the Governor oil tins
Ste shall he f,y satisfied either by the declarations
nf The iPui. Governor Of the Province oil New
brunswick or Otherwise, that lie has abandoned an
idea Of occupying the disputed territory WIN ii1'i,
tary force, OF acmptlhe an expulsion Oh tiie eNi
force sent there under our Land Agent, thai tleh
the Governor this State be authorized 10 withdraw
our iiiafs force leaving the Land Agent with SUN
tlcnt posse. armed o. unarmrd, asthe case NAY re-
ou,re 10 drive out or arrest the trespassers 10 pre-
serve and protect the timber from Their depfeu"-
tous"
YESTERDAYS mad furnishes no intelligence OF I'M
portance from the Maine border. 10 this case, as
couteuporary remarks no news is good news.
The correspondent Of the Boston Atlas writes from
Augusta that the reports respecting the extensive
wal like preparations OF Sir John Harvey was lhhch
exaggerated. Several circumstances have tended to
To exaspe4 ate the bufGeIers An engraving oil queen
Victoria was used as Il target ~ company OF Name
rinmen. Which was looked upon by the loyal Bruins
witkefs as deliberate insult councnanced by our
officers. The excitement on the subject was very
ercll.-The Individuals guilty Of HE lndisefeuon
were repfimandcd by General lladsdou.
In tie House OF Representative 81 Maine, on Mon
day last the resolve reported by Mr.. Cole, from the
Committee on the Nnuh Eastern Boundary, WAS re-
committed without debate.
From he Boston Norniag POST
AUGUSTA, March 7.
Gen. Scott is sill here, and in correspondence
with SIR John Harvey, as | am told. Sir Jehn is
said 10 lie rather Welding but am inclined TO think
that he will not weld enough to satisfy Mmne.
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FREIGHT err BOAT
RetaceeM Es0.fin,Ol.. g. rsirH,,a.,<r

eeH Esfssfsnt0l'c q NiCHnloa.N,
i II; . EAhER VIRGINIA, Capt. Parish.
-. having been newly fitted up, has resumed Le,
TIPS between Baltimore aud Richmond, and will nm.
hailMiore every Saturday Evening.
ana Goods Shipped by her on that day. will he lando
10 Richmond the following Monday, Goods san.
from PditadeLptia will be received at all times hn
the Agent OF the above BOAT in Baltimore, and the
expense pad thereon and forwarded free of rb,,na
50 that Merchants sending their Goods from, BIZ
ueipha ny tins route, can rely on getting ,hrn,
edrner man by any olher conveyance. Retn,nin"
me virginia will leave Richmond for BaIiinosr
every ednesday evening at | o'clock
j. BRANDT, Jr.,
p.,.. =, Agent 5. b. F1reinia.
.1".'''o,c, -'ftch IL iflOt
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NEW OFFICE. HEsy LUCK -!
LOOK Ar THIS sCHENE..
Nheoging E0gferU.

&c W.
This Lottery will be drawn n Richmond on Tues
u"s '1e "a Jay o. Apf'i aud The drawing will be re-
ceved atmy Office ON Thursday the 4th of Anil n,
O'Clock, p. NJ. i'' vt
W. Orders from the country promptly and conf
dentlaiiy attended to, twhen accompanied with cash
or Prize Tickeis,) ii addressed TO
HENRY II. BOOKER
Lyuchburg, Va.
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from he Boston Morning Post

AUGUSTA, Mafch 7.
Gen. Scott is sill here, and in correspondence
with SIR John Harvey as | am told. Sir John IS
said to he rather yielding, but am inclined TO think
that lie will not yleld enoughto satisfy Name.
Nothing from the frontier
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From he 1tbaay Ereoiaa Jomnal

MUKDEK OF CAPT. HORTON.
The following Letier gives the particulars OF The
murder Of an 0nolend1ug citizen, at disgracefuI
deblucIl Il the Loco Focos in the town OF Greene,
Chenango county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28

Charles Talbot, Foreman Of shops, 1900
Glenn. Rochelle Superintendent OF repairs on
Road, GOO
Thomas J. Martin, Passenger Tram Agent. APO
Thomas Mcneil, do do 40
w. T.. Fnchcr Freight Train Agent, APO
Jas. {. Whites, Travelling Agent, 420
n,SlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24

every thing would rise, and however long II night
las, there is no doubt that for me we should cIer
encp an improved state Of things 10 sum up, should
saw that, for The moment entirely deppnden on
lie result uf the harvest That this rests with the safe
Of the weather for the II fortnight and that now wit
ing we ure experiencing a complete rainy day
The Cotton market at Liverpool, Ter The last day or
two has sluggish mud rather down. but has not lost
much ground since the sailing ri The Gteat Western
(CorTesvOndence Df the NtD YOIh Times
SCOTLAND.
EpIsBuRGH August % 1889.
The pressure in the money market which has c"nu
nued 50 long in England is scarcely ft in Scotland :
Our bankers re dlscounlng freely at per cent while
in London per cent hos been paid uon first rate pa
per- You viii naturally enquire why s'ct paper IS not
sent dow here, II been sent but or bankers have
very properly refused The ground that II would drain
their supply prevent them DUNG justice 10 their own
friends Whatever English paper has been discounted
here has been done al per cent for The purpose Of dis
coursrinr The thing We have had immense imports C
grain chic fy from RUSSIA and Germany, which keeps
the exchanges against u.s. and is principal cause OF the
scarcity of specie Our crops in Scotland good and
abundant but late In the South the crops are pretty
well in Here the farmers have scarcely commenced 10
cut them down. n. NJ D.
L"Epus, August 3Oth-.7merieHn Seeuruies-L Latest
quotations York SIS. 1855, 81; Pennsy vania 3d.
5sO 81 81 Ohio 6s, 1856. go. 90; Alabm IS, pnya-
h!e 1863 So Arkansas 6s, 1863 50; Massachusetts, SIS,
(s,erIlng) 1903; Mississippi SIS (sterngl os l.2; New
York . s. payable 1855, 81; OhoGs, 81; Pennsylvania
s payable 1855 81; South Carolina 5s, g; Louis ana
SIS, 1874 Z, so, 2 81 Mississippi 6's 1851 6 H. go
United States Bank, 1866, f22 f23; New York Lille
and Trust SIS, AZ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24
(Frtm The Near Orleans Lcnisianian.)

PROSPECTS IN NEh AONh.
The following letter is written by one OF me oest ~
formed men in New York who has recently travelled
over large portion Of that Stale. His statements OF
fact are eniied implicit confidence his remarks and
predictions deserving ofhsh respect as flowing from
sensible man. who would not lightly hazard either The
one the other:
"NEw YORK Aug 26.
"The Wings are sadly dishenr,ensd by the result of
the recent elections in the West. There was great
ga heriap Of The leadrrs G Sarsoea, and manifold were
the symptoms Of d'ssprtnn towards he travelling cen
didaie Many # The Wings do mt hesitate to declare
tina, it hopeless struggle TO support Clay and their
readiness 10 put him inside Tor more available candi
date Surf hey suppose General Scott 10 be- ard in
deed from all hat have am satisfied that IN this
Sts;e least hp would run he'ter 'hsn Clay doubt,
however whether he be of lie sufio supi"'t candi
da;eship for then three months, and II he we're
now brought cut believe he would break down com
petely before Nor mber, 1910 Some shfewd observers
think that Clay will he withdrawn. This, however, is
not my opinion. am confident That he will be the
candidate Of the Harrisburg convention and equally
certain that he be, he nil lose the electoral ticket oi
rhs State BY al least % 10 200cO votes very large
section of the heterogeneous forces which nch we'd the
Wing victory in This last ycar, will under no cir
supper, Clay Thei first choice Harrison,
but feeling s!a, he is entirely on, Of the qnsslinn, they
would take up Scott other candidate whose name
world aid them in securing The only uh:ct which they
really have hcGri-lo wit The maintenance OF their
ascrndaGcy III this Stale The Presidential election Is
with lh~rr II question altogether subordinate.
sour friends very c"nfden, If carrying The city in
November II they do. the Stale will also be with ns;
for il as,ake not, there is'ou example at the CITY
delegation being in a minority in the Assembly Blu.
whatever may he the result Of the approaching local
elections class me forever rmong the false prophets II
Van Buren, do not carry the Stale of New York against
any and s competition BY thr largest majority ever
~ ropiii,fn y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24
(From the Baltimore Republican }

Let US take survey of the field and see how we
stand We mus, Commence again with Maine. Re.
deemed and teganeraed last year she shines again with
renewed vgor by an increased overwhelming minority
Her sons have done nobly; her moin strength bears
down all opposition. Three cheers for Maine. Next
we have New Hampshire The old Ceramic State" has
doubled her efforts her last canvass and she too bns
completely doubled her voice for the Democracy Of
the country and has completely annhila,ed al The a,
sempts Of the Opposition. All hail, Vernon, thou On.
lucky, benghted State; yet the day is far distant
when you will assert your independence of The fouI,
the enemy has won battle bot in the
Of Pyrhus Smother such victory and we are undone
Their papers are very silent; no eaculatory remarks
simply the returns, and in instances these their
anxious readers denied. Alas, for bjppery and
shinplas,er domination. Massachusetts Connection,
and Rhode Island yet yoked to the unsteady and
deusive crew; but there, too, they are falling The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24

TuE CArTuKtD AFRrcASs-1 New llaven cores
pendent II The New York Herald wIi,rs,-
A formal d. ma nd has been made ny the Spanish NJ,
mister for Amis;ad and cargo but ili- Marsal r,s -
ceiyed no iical nnat!nn OF the fact, ard The bacEs
ale To he transported 10 Hartford un Sarrdav lr.
Court sits on Thursday mex, very inlrlig nj and
competent Grand Jury has been constituted, and sye,y
precautions adopted 10 fair and Impartial exan,
nation Il is supposed that bills can be found arain,
than four Of he Africans. The others legally
and morally comp0S mfntis incapable Of dlscml.
mating between good aud evil and ni course not account,
able for any action performed under the compulsory
process nf Cinquez and his lash The IDEA q! driving
out wit Of llabeus Corpus and ihUs setting thea,
oil al liberty, is still cherished by rsppan but d,
counenanced by their very able aud respectable cour.
sci here. The counsel anticipate their discharge By
Judge Thompson, bu, they will not try the abeas Cor
pns They will contend hat they cannot be given up
because there is no la. Of Congress auhorse it, ana
as they are slaves under the law of Spain they ATE
not to BIZ deemed taken merchandise and of course
cannnt be demanded under the spuations OF Treaty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24

LARGE SALE OF MoRus MuLTIcAULIs The annex
ed is concise statement Of the number prices and pro.
ceecs Of The Morus Mucauis, The property OF MIR.
Physick, sold September lSth by J. Wobert, auc-
toneer, the Bighi.ld Cocoonery, Germantown, Pa.
The sold they stood in The ground those
under tnclre inches TO be rejected Owing TO Thin soil
and close planting The sizes of The generally
small and The Branches few, the acreage height, accord
feet The purchasers were generally from distance,
The largest portion being from Missouri, Illinois and
other Western States The prices it will be seen, ave
rage 81 90. iC0 per tree, equal ~ cents per foot