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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

d. *.
(SURE YOUR CoLDs.-CaIl and buy some of J. Pease 4
Sons clarified of lloarhond Candy renowned IN
New York. during the past year, curing Coughs, Colds
Iioarseness, Whooping Cough, Group &c.
HILL & DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the Columbian.
Nov IT 5s-tf
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NoTcE-l'he heirs and esa representatives Of the
~ daughter. III John RacaGd, deceased hereby notified,
proceeds Pae's Land in The county If Louisa
hand, and ready distributed. Letters addressed
me- (post pqa) Black Walnut Halifax county, Va, giving
relationship OF the claimant any Of aid IL
dughsr and setting forth the interest cmcd therein will be
promptly attended JOHN Z. NICHE, Comm,ssionr
January 2s le4l. el-wiwt
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IN CHANCERY.-ViReISA:-AtI Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior aud Chancefy OF
Caroline county, on the 4tl day Of January l64l:
Daniel Dciarnett, Plaintiff:
against
Atwe C. Coleman James D. Coleman and others, Dets:
The defendants Awel C. Coleman and Robert fiord not nav
entered their appearance and given security according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing ny
satisfactory evidence, they inhabitants Of this Com
monweah it is ordered that the said defendants appca before
the Judge Of said Court the House, the mr., day
of the term aud the bill Of the plaintiffs and thai
of this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
ished in The city Of Richmond months successfully anu
posted front door House of said county
4 Copy-Tcste,
RoBT HUDGIN. c. d.
Jan 81 Sl-weW
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DUMFORD ACADEMY-1he exercises Of this institution will
IL he continued by the subscribers the ensuing session,
uencins 18th of the present month january and erm-
mating On the 18th December with vacation Of one month
the summer The instruction will embrace all the
branches OF the English language usually taught IN
schools Also Latin Greek and French languages athc
ma,icS including Arithmetic, Algebra roey, pane ana
'fI 80 r,nri inr,aiin" every thing slco 90
rn;,;o, 80 90
No deduction will be made for late entrance
adtress-Rurford Academy, King William va.
II. J. CHRISTIAN, Principal.
JNO. l.. CASoN.
T., 75-T
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OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,
0LD India Madeira Wine
Old Cognac Brandy being part of the Stock Of
Mons. j. u. Rrenger.
A, Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes, and quarter casks
Ialc and brown Sherry do do
PORT Wine, in casks and bottles
champagne and Claret Wines
Froniirnac in quarter casks do
Mamsey Madeira Wine, in l6 gallon casks
London Dock and otard, Dnpuy & Co.'S Cognsc Brandy
jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gihson's old Barley Whiskey.
By Recent Arri0alS,
Superior old West India Rum .
Do do Oiard, Dupuy K Co.'s Cognac Brandy
Do do pale and brown Sherry
40 baskets Champagne Wine Brands, Due de
Mnaspencier, down to Fanny Eiser.
Groceries in abundance, prices with their
qualities and the dcranged state Of the currency
win. WALLACE.
Nov Of 6l--5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
ID. s. GREGORY IL Co., Managers,
OFFICE OPPOSITE EAGLE RUINS, Richmond, "a
SPLENDID LOTTERY
Capital Prizes
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000!
Fourteen dra,cn Numbers IN each package FIG Tickets

VIRGINIA IEEsBURG LOTTERY, Glass c. for ls4l, be
drawing Of the Lottery, Class
10 Alexandria, D. March, lS4l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

CHARES B. SHAW proposes 10 on the Isl oil March
~ next this city, Classical and Mathematical school, III
which youth may be prepared for the University OF Vgnis "
any Of The Northern Colleges for the profession Of Civil Enci
Mr.. s. relies upon competent Classical education, ac-
quired Al Columbia College ~ " ard Mathematical one ut
Point upon lie hopes for In the task OF IN
struetion, Ultimately iurger patronage than he
reasonably expect at present. :.
The experience many years Engineering will enable him.
in shorter period and satisfactory manner hoped
tan usual 10 fiji Young Of good capacity for Immediate pac-
usefulness in Tint professions whether in the Held OF TIE
Office.
or Young men of becoming Assistant Engineers are IN
ved application James f. Heath Esq, or To NJ John
C. Sincn either whom they be furnished with pros
p4ctus of the course i'll each branch of education.
from Ike number of pupils variety Of Mr. SIS engagements,
NAV become necessary
R;cyi,nond Feb Inn. Is,l s9-3tawtr
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p ETWEEN John Earley Union Coffee House AMI r. H. Jen-
kns's Dry Good store, and doors below Governor street.
We would take This late opportunity If thanking the public fer
avn received the last five years 1t design nj first
establish ourselves through the press bat do giving
able any other has and Of which glad know has
been almost universal
design pursue the this t;mc and for
the All goods sold hy that do please quail
ty t COLOR make, fashion, otherwise. be returned and
the rennded-muvided the shall been
We have nj this time large stock larger than
in the State in line business and would respectfully in
for HIMSELF and if prices are MOI pronounced low lower
other the city, shall be very much deceived We
Cloth Coas s2 while others charge Sl2 for making and
trimmings the customer furnishing The CLOTH and pants 80 that
SID; and Vests, Shirts, Drawers andkcrclcl Ca
va Stocks Sspendcrs Socks Gloves and Collars many kinds
and qualities and all other articles usually Kept hy CoicTs Of
which determined 10 sell low for and request tie
public 10 caland see whether they want 10 buy not
lS- 81 CO0ds warranted.
] BRANNAN & co.
Richmond. June Q. 1910. 9-wlyT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY Is, Is4l
TIMBER wANTED-5o,ccu Flour Barrel save and iea


100000 seasoned Flour Barrel Heading
so Hickory Axetrecs xta nches) Seven feel long tough
8 DO DO &c" 81 &c" and clear Of knots :, :,
thick the heart edge-he heading billet inches wde
lsinche long, u inches thick the heart cdse-one third head
For Merchanabc Timber deliverable the Pcnenary, the
s'''' p'''' ''''' 81 . '' WATSON, .sss.t, &C.
NOTICE TO sURvEYoRs-No plat and certificate will
~ hereafter be received the Land Office, unless the No. Of
the warrant No. Of date Of issue and name OF warantee
are distinctly setforh in the certificate.
~ J.Y. SWAMI, CLERK;
1s' Wing will please copy.
STEAM CANDY AND SUGAR REFiNERY.-R. J.. < A
York. manufacturing and offer for gale Candy, SUGAR
pnms, &c., made By their improved from SINGLE
other machinery the advantage Of experience, md tao
rough knowledge of refining they i'll
try or Europe u, nearly or quite as low PRICES The ina'r
they are now prepared execute The orders for CANDY
Refined Sugar al the shortest notice. Country dealers
luesed 10 call and examine the quality Of Candy sold at this
Candy carefully packed in boxes Of 90 - so and 100 pounds
for the Southern and Western markets. and delivered city
or shipped without charge for boxes carriage.
Refined SuGAR-Douhe Refined Loaf packed in hoxes
rc loose Crushed and Ground Loaf sugar in barrels Sugar
House Molascs in hds and The ahuve Sugars
hnrd by steam without the use Of clay or blood
Feb9 s3-2m'
will attend the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Louisa, Allie
marie, Invanna and The Superior C"ans 81 Orange M re<
Louisa Cour, House, Va Feb II 9-if
osT-on shockoe Hill, double Eye Glass, separated from
IL its liberal reward will b. given 10 tile finder ay
ing this office Feb ID 9l-I
- OsToN will stand this Spring my plantation, 'oakand,'
- Chesterfield county, y miles from Richmond aud Petersburg
and ready SGGic season, 10 be paid
which closes Isl July with 81 cash 10 The Gloom Mares
will be with what they shiiae> das-frani,
SEM with them boarded gratis. There cs. convenience that
old and extensive place can ,T" for INC accommodation q
such rs lots stables .gi pastures Every i.cn
shall paid ;cvc: accide bat y" Liability for
whore, New i"rs t. Gecrra, and
has more Jockey Clubs three rEa iogr mil; boats Tia;
auy two did lvn. lost oc aud ! loo well
know advertise length, for hIs winnings would MI the
ewSpaper His pc~c-, --t9' trfsss ana pm,
4' $3.50 - ' WM. r. JOHNSON.
Feb II eo-2awll5May
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ENHE subscribers having removed above the Co
lumbar Tavern, prepared furnish their customers and
al who favor them with call, with all articles in the Gro
Gerry line, good terms they can be bought.
They also attend collecting claims city country
HILL & DABNEY,
Corner a6oUs the Columbian, Carey Street
Aus2i Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

AUCTION AND COMMISSION STURE
THE subscribers having taken the house on the cross street i'm
medav in front of the Bell Taver and next door TO Messr'
James SzeI SON intend carry the Auction and Commits
sion Business all its branches They WIN also Inform hc
hiring collecting debts IN the G Of Es
chants and Others opportunity of having their claims collected
They hope by strict r.
house will be ready goods on me Ian INST;
p ur charge for hiring negroes VIII be per cent o
collecting The same 81 do collecting over oo IN Tue c
do do under $780, "a They will also attend 10 inc ne
sfoes IN case OF sichhcSs '"io"e Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

CHEAP GROCERIEs-HILL DABNEY slli continue ~; 10
Tavern on as good terms they be had IN Inc
invite their customers and the public 70 give e @ '
are ue'''mheu h'' 70 Do ~ Cary Street.
66-tf
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|. seldom offered the public the above
Magnificent Scheme pesentsthose therefore, who desire TO
of the opportunity Of advenurins In III VIII do
well a send their orders early.
Tickets and Shares, and Certificates OF Packa
attended the drawing Is
over will be Forwarded to all who order from u.s.
Address d. s. GREGORY & co, managers,
Feb IL IS0-tdl Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

DAcoE AND FLOUR HoUSE.-We have on hand and
- oir 70: sale,- -,
10000 lbs old Mddns Bacon perfectly sound, large and dry
81
500 DO Toids Family Middlngs old
l0000 to- New siiddIngs
$500 d. Ola Shoulders, sound and dry, very cheap
100 barrels Waskey's Family Flour
80 do. Extra Superine do.
50 do. Superhne do -,
Keeping always hand large assortment of la.
Flour hou., always be relied on, or returned
suitable Ne shall keep assortment always on mana, To-
WYATT Il WHITE
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NoT;CE-ST. LEDGER, by American Eclipse, and full bro
ther 10 the noted ARIEL Lance and O'kelley-s
dam also brought The other noted horses Roman Splendid
and Angelina, all winners from mile heats, ne:her ever
breaking DOWN. will stand the stable, at
$50 per
JACK PENnI.ET0N-This very fine stallion and racer by
Gniab who y American Eclipse will his first season
this Spring, Captain Thomas Davls stable county, Na
Sanardsyie III. color
his noble His having injury Train
w. l.. WHITE.
9TH Feb 1871. S6-f
THE subscriber wishes employ for the present year single
Lady, Teacher in his famy-one that is well qualified
all The English branches OF Education French
Language well recommended. For such
VIII give liberal wages Address
ROBERT Y. OVERBEY,
White House F. o., .Neckenburg ia.
Feb Q eS-2aw3w
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Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

az T Enquirer published three res -eet dartns ts
~ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. , ,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
NEW YORK MARKET


ARM give have advices down 10 the ith inst
from Europe and The news is decidedly favorable
Since down TO the Slh, with the same aspect The
war fever has subside J. and money IS easier. TIL @
markets for cotton had declined The settlement, of
grievances with china appears TO be as distant as
ever. The news has but little influence here. The
state nj the currency such that there appears 10 be
bnt lttlr if any prospect. ofany immediate improve
mont Areturn - Specie basis by the Southern
and Western Bank, seems to be nearly distant as
ever Tho panic which the public was thrown into
by the third suspension Of the Philsdelpha Banks,
had the effect to check the Spring Trade. This trade
has however, been revived and on the opening of the
will be more activity. The Money Market continues
to be abundant with prospect of an increased con-
| 'lnilcnce. Exchanges Foreign and domestic are
| decidedly IN our favor.
| FLouR The stock of western when the river closed
was greater than It had been for many years not
withstandlng this nearly the whole has been worked
n, oil. Common brands western are selling AT 81 9il
- Georgetown Si75 Ohio 81 9iaS5; Richmond
county - 81 Philadelphia S.. These prices are the
uniform rates that have been established for three
week" past. In Corn Meal and Rye Flour there is
no change.
GRAIS-Furiher sales of abou, 5000 bus, is Of
Wheat have been made nj 95 cts. Rye comes T.. alb
out a. fast as II is wanted Sales have been rna.,
freely AT 13i5ics. which is n shade better. North
ern Oats 3 TO 40 cts Southern % 27cts The Ie
celpts d Corn have not been large and prices hav,
been fully sustained, at 81 5icts.
!; PRovIsIoys-There has been good demand fol
Prime Beef Tor shipping, and sales al 81 IL
Mess not so brisk sales nj SSaSi The stock of Pork
l0{alO Lard7!aS
WooLWe have only to notice snlcs OF II Bueno
Ayiesl and 90 do. Sheep Skins, on terms not trans
pred.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
New and Fashionable
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

MIR. BENNS would inform his rends and
lVl the public generally, that he has taken the well
known stand in Church-strec', recently occupied by
Edward F.. Evans, Draper and Tailor at which
place will be kept constantly on hand and for sale,
general assortment of French, English and American
Broadcloths, Cassmcres, and Veslings, suited for diff
fercn, seasons. Aso--Fashonable Trimmings of all
kinds, and of the best quality, which will be sold fol
Cash as low as can elsewhere he obtained
The Cutting Department will be superintendent by
Mr.. Evans for the time being Nopans will be spared
on his part to employ the hest of workmen, and tc
make this one of the best establishments of the kinc
in the state. Any gentleman who may favor him
with any order may rely upon having it executed a
the time appointed and in III. very best possible ma7
ner An addition wi he made to the above stock ~
soon as the opcniag f navirncn will permit. liz
hopes by diligence and attention tU merit share o
the public patronage. 3w4I
Burlington, April s, 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

STEAMBOAT pISASTERa

On Saturday night, as the steam,hoa, :'ovTH
AMERICA, Capt. BEAISAED, was her passage
up the river, an accdcn, occurred which much
damaged the machinery Of the boa,and severe
ly injured several Of the passengers.
When, according to statement in the Daily
hdver,ser,) off Sopus flats, about II l-2 at night
the boat being under very moderate head OF
steam, owing to the foggy state Of the weather.
and the engine making but Is or ii revolutions
in minute, the Shaft broke shor, off by the
crank Just as the piston had risen nearly to the
TOT OF the cylinder. Being thus freed from the
weight OF the shaft and wheel, and pressed by
the steam from above, the piston descend with
great force, broke the bottom of the cylinder,
Jared heavily the iron columns which, resting
on the condenser, support the cylinder, and, as
is'conjcctured cracked tho condenser ITSELF A
quantity Of mingled steam and water escaped or
was forced out Of the condenser into the gang
ways of the fore and aft cabins, and as many Of
the passengers at the first alarm sprang from
their berths to the floor, the feet, hands and
faces of several who had gangway berths were
badly scalded. Owing TO the promptitude and
energy of Capt. Brainard and the officers and
crew of the boat, the sufferers and the other
passengers were reliyed from immediate danger
and the steamboats, DIAMOND . telegraph
coming up soon after the accden once
to their relief. The passengers &c rally, in-
GLIDING those who were disabled, were mme
lately taken on board the Diamond, where every
attention was afforded them, and every thing
done by Capt. Flower, his passengers, officers
and crew, to alleviate their sufferngs. They
reached thi, city about 8 a. NJ, and the wound
ed were Immediately taken ashore for medca
treatment, which was promptly rendered b!
Docts. Stats, Armsby. Greene, Payne, ans
others.
We understand that the Telegraph brough
up the mails and her way passengers.
The following are the names of the peHon
injured.
Mr. Conan', Ballston Spa, severely.
Mr.. Glen, Schenectady.
Mr.. Jones, Rensselaer,.
Mr.. Garwin, Troy; since dead,
l.. Taylor, do.
Solomon Smith, Fort Plain.
George Warnock, Amsterdam.
James Steer IIardwick.
Another, a resident Of HYDE Park, and lie
on board.
A colored man, a hand on board.
II We regret TO learn that Mr. Garw
died this morning, at Troy, Those under 'rea
ment in this city ara doing well, with prospe'
Of speedy recover,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

STATE OF VERMONT, TAT Probate
Burlington within and for the ID strict aforesaid on
the 30 h day Of March A. j.. 1871. an lnstrrnen,
purpurlng TO lie the last Will and Testament Of
Leonard Hodges late Of Ws'on in laid District de-
ceased, presented to the Court here for Probate
by David French he Executor, therein named. The
rcforc it is ordered ly sail Court, that the pu Ito
notice he given 10 all person, concerned therein to
appear leore said Court, al session thereof 10 10
holden al the Eagle Hall in Will,ton third Monday
Of April A. d. 1911 and contest the prol ate Of ,a1
VIII. and ii Is further ordered that this order pub
llshe'l three weeks stcces>vely in the Burlington
Free Press newspaper printed in Burlington in this
State, the last Of which shall lie previous 10 the day
assigned, a. fure,aid, for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers OHiae, this
30,h day Of March A. ID. lS4l.
WIN. WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

'TNlIE attention Of all disposed 10 engage in the mnl
l. service is specially called TO the advertisement
for proposals for carrying the Nn,ed S,ates mails in
he New England States, and in Now York issued bv
my predecessor in December last. The last dsy for
receiving BIDS is the 10th April lat O'Clock p ny
and for deciding upon them the oath If April As Tho
lettings cannot be postponed without materially
diminishing the competition by increasing the diff.
Guilty on the part Of new contractors in making ade-
gate preparations for the service which must COM
.ncnce on the LIST of july all those in the State of
vermont, tnkmg an interest in this matter are refer
red to the mai advertisement published in The Yer
mont Gazette tlie Vermont Republican, tho Vermont
Waichman q State Journal and the Spirit of the
age.
And TO be found in pamphlet form at each Post Office
information To the particulars of the service the
nature Of the liabilities, the mode of bidding and the
form of the guaranty which is to accompany every
proposal. + GRANGER.
Post Office Department.
March 18th lS4l
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STATE OF VERMO Mt


TIA Probate Court held at Br.lington within and
y for said District of Chl,,enI-n the tenth day
of April 4. ID. lSil. William O. 9arker OF Charlotte
IN the County of Chittenden Guardian OF the pro-
perry and estate of CatharIue Barnes, Lucrea Barnes,
Caroline Barnes and Emily Barnes all of said Char
ote minor children of John Barnes of said Charlotte
having filed in sari Court his petition, IN writing,
setting forth that his said wards seized in their own
right fee OF four equal undivided fifth parts of one
undivided half of thirty nine and one half acres Of the
home farm of which Jonathan Gillctr, late of said
Charlotte, died seized, being all of said home farm
excepting sixteen thereof which has been set off
TO the widow of said deceased as part OF her dover
IN the real tate of said deceased and excepting also
Ia acres of SAID farm which has been sold by the
Executor of the last will Of the said deceased under
order of said Probate Court. And that said wards
also seized Of four equal undivided fifth parts OF
one undivided half Of two and half acres of the
wood lot, so called, of said deceased, being all of
said wOodlot, except two and one hal! acrcs thereof
which has also been sat out to tho said widow as a
further portion of her dover in SAID real tate And
that said wards are also seized in the avn rgh. n
fec of four equal undivided eighth parts of said sixteen
and SAID two and one half acres of land so set
the said widow Of said deceased rs her dover in
the real of said deceased, which sixteen acres
and two and one half acres subject 10 the life
of the said widow Of said deceased all Of which
snd lands situate in said Charlotte; representing
that sale of his said wards interest IN said lands
would he conducive their interest, by having the
proceeds of such sale put a, in,cres and praying said
Court To license and empower him 10 sell his wards
interest in said lands agrceaby TO the statute in such
case made and provided. Whereuron, the Court
aforesaid doth appoint the third day of May for
hearing and deciding said petition, at the Office o.
the Register of said Court, in said Burlington and
doth order that notice thereof be given TO all person.
interested by publication of this order containing the
substance of said petition in the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed in Burlng,onin the Coun
~ e Chittenden, three weeks successfully previous
to 'rn said third day of May A, d. leil,
Civ nder my hand At !'urlneton. this 10th day o
April, ISL. WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

In this town on the 9th ult, by John Barstow, Esq
Mr.. Goods Peters of Fairfield to Mrs Lucinda How.
ard of Windham.
AT Richmond on Sunday the 25h inst. by r. A.
Slansbury Esq. Mr. John Delaware Jr. TO Miss Mary
Barber, oil of Richmond.
ming, April 18th, Mr.. Tobias w. Craven to Miss
SophrOnia $. Robertson.
In Goshen Gore. by Rev. r. Adams, 18th inst.
Mr.. Osburn Ward to Miss Adalinc Larnard, both Of
Goshen Gore
At New York City, on Wednesday evening the
l4th inst. by Rev. W. Trippett Col HoRArro Hit,
formerly of Concord N. H. to Miss ELizApErH Lewis,
daughter of w. Royal Wilds, of that city.
In New York, on the 3ls ult, by the Rev. Mr..
Chase Mr.. Wallace B. Cutting merchant, formerly
of Westport, to Miss Sarah A. Rkcr.
In Orange 18th INST, Mr.. George Camp, I'd, to
Miss Betsey G. Wheeler.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

pAISED for and pm, up by Joseph Brock & Co.,
IL at the Seed Establishment connected with the
New Eng gland Farmer OItce,lBo>ion. Each sort is
labelled with Directions for its culture.
"The above Seeds are of the growth Of 1870, and
Of the very hest quality, being raised by the most ex.
perienced growers, expressly for this establishment,
except such sorts az will not ripen 10 advantage in
this country, which imported from the first houses
in Europe. Awaresof the great comp ans tina, have
hitherto existed in regard 10 Seeds, and OF the npor
lance to the Gardener, Of having such as can he re.
lied upon every tort has been made at this establish
nent to raise and vend such only will give perfect
satisfaction"
ALSO-Ornamenta Flower Seeds, choicc varie-
". Rnta Baga, White Flat Turuip, range Carol,
Sugar Beet, &c.-above al wholcsa> and retail ly
April 1871. STRONGS & co.