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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
NOTICE.

NOIlCE
DEING appointed receivers Of all claims due
d to The firms of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and OF John n. Fiz,
patrick Individually by the Superior Court OF
Altemale county, We notify all who are lnde an
ed 10 Inc parties aforesaid, either by bona, ac-
count or otherwise, that speedy payment must be
made, as il is important that all matters con-
nected with these concerns be closed as early as
practicable.
We have put claims into the hands OF Col
Alexander Fitzpatrick, due 10 The firm OF titzpas-
rick & Lyon and J. n. Fitzpatrick individually
for settlement and collection, as many OF them
are TOO remote for US 10 attend 10 their collection
in person; bnt no suit is authorized 10 be Drought
until a reasonable notice fails 10 effect our wishes
HOGG, WHITMoRE & CO,
Sco!tsrille, Va. Receivers
n. B. No other person than ourselves is au-
thorised TO collect any claims whatever, due 10
the persons aforesaid or John y. Fitzpatrick IN
dvidually, except such as we authorize.
June Get H., w. a. co.
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NEW FIRM.

yNTJE subscribers having entered into Co-parl-
l. nershlp, for the purpose OF iransacllhs .'e-
neral oency and Collecting Business, lenderlheir
services to their friends in The city, and through
ont the Stale. AS such, they will attend 10 col
lecling and bonding OF accounts, renting out
houses, hiring ont Negroes, and hope BY close at
lenlon 10 business, and prompt payment OF mo-
new collected, 10 merit share OF the public pat
Ionaae JOHN ID. HARGR0VE,
JAMES. L. WALKER.
Office over the Store Of George w. Cox, and
opposite the Bank of Virginia
Iulv 1l-cW3W
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICIIMON

High Waller this day, Aug 5, al o'clock, I. M.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.
Steamer Jewcss, Sutton, Norfolk.
Schr. North Carolina. Croker, y. Carolina
lumber, to J. A. Lancaster & Co.
Schr. Telemachu>, Travers, Baltimore.
Schr WIN. App!egarih, Cannon. Baltimore
Schr Sarah Jane, Ricketts, New YORK.
SAILED,
Schr T. Freiinghuysen, Bosari, New orK'
Schr. Nassau, Matthias, New York.
Schr. Lady Clinton, Cramer, Philadelphia
Schr Curlcw, lthea, Elklon.
Schr Fountain, Wellsby Portland.
Schr. Cecil ITravers, Baltimore.
Schr. Vcrnladela, Welsh Norfolk.
CLEARED,
Brig Lady Adams, Ben,hall, for Lima, Hour,
beeswax and cigars by Haxall & Bros.
Barque Alabama, Rodbird, for Rotterdam,
tobacco, BY Chas. Palmer.
Ship Minerva, Hager, for the Mediterranean
tobacco and hams, By Chas. Palmer
BArrIMoRE, August i.-Cleared, schr Robert
Henry. Davis, for Richmond schr. Kite, North,
for Norfolk and Petersburg.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 2-Arrived, schr. Cathe-
rine Amanda Bradbury, from Richmond. Clear
ed schr. David Duiell, Williams, for Richmond;
and schr. Melville Patterson, for Norfolk, Peters
burg and Richmond.
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Richmond Academy.

THE Board of Trustees announce 10 the public oi
L Richmond and vicinity, that they have appointed
Colonel e Crozrt Principal Of the Academy, and that
under his direction and with the assistance OF an aGr
qiate number nf competent Tea, "rs the exercises g"
the Institution will commence on Monday, The lo.h OF
September next.
The Common Council of the City having made pro-
vision for repairing the premises, the Enildng, and
alsn the Furniture are nnw being put in perfect order
and will he ready bu!orc the opening nf Tue session.
Az The number of instructors and other preparations
must deppnd on the number of Pupils, parents who
wish Ia send t-ir sons the Academy, are requested
inform The Principal of their intention aS soon rs ro
vrncu, in order that all necessary arrangements may
be made in time aud The studies may be resumed win
commemorate means. G. WATSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
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IsaMIcY Springs.

THIS Watering Place, now become somewhat
i famous in this part Of Virginia was open
ed Tor the reception of visilers on The first oil July,
under the superin;endcnce OF The subscribers, who
are the proprielors OF The establishment.
We take this opportunity OF assuring The visit
ers of former years and The general public, who
NAV visit Rawley, either for health or pleasure,
thai every sort of industry and attention will be
constantly devoted 10 tie comfort and accommo-
dalton Of The company.
Good Music will add 10 the gaety Of The fair
and Young; whilst Pack Of Stag HOUNDS may
contribute something 10 the delights OF hose who
lore The more robust pleasures ofhc chase.
The subscribers are incompetent 10 give a par
ticual scientific description Of the Rawley waters,
that will be forthcoming 10 the Report OF the
learned Dr. Rogers, On the Medicinal Waters Of
the Slate-yel We cannot iorbear 10 speak OF some
of lis properties, and, from long acquaintance
with il. OF It's general results Oh all persons, in all
states Of health. The water is universally al
United 10 be the strongest and most pure Chaly-
beale in the State and hence The Physicians OF
The more Western Springs advise their patien's
10 spend some time here ON their way home, 10 lie
strengthened BY This powerful tonic. In all cases
Of general debility, ii is The thing exactly. In
dyspepsia, liver and dropsicnl complains, u has
been found very eicacious-but its mort power
lul displays nave Ueeh III lhe Heloi dti"h ahu
cure Of diseases 10 which The female sex is pecu-
larly subject, and in that view has been sought
by lie people in The nei.hborhood for more than
twenty years. II may not be improper 10 add,
ina, ,vo nave been Iunirmed py Professor Rogers
of the University ol Virginia, lnal The proportions
OF iron masnesia and sulphur in this water are
great.
These Springs are in the county Of Rocking
ham, twelve miles West OF Harrisonburg, stu
aed on the first table land in the great North
Mountain, and aboul Two hundred and fifty feet
above The hase-and is almost as remarkable for
its invigoraling, bracing, elastic atmosphere, as
for The sanalive qualities Of its waters
g-r There are now al the Springs number
OF yisiters.
Conveyances 10 the Springs can be had at any
time from Mrs Pollock's Hotel. in Harrisonburg
Va. SITES, MILLER FRY.
July 25-c3t
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The London Morning Chronicle of the llh
reprchends strongly The new number OF the lldln-
bursh Review for advising compromise Of me
Oregon question, By The extension oil the l?lh de-
gree of latitude to the coast, and making il me
Northwest frontier between The American Union
and British America. The Chronicle accuses
The Review OF Insertion. ard OF living against 'h :,
unanimous declaration OF English statesmen,
"aller satisfactorily proving the superior claims III,
ofGreat Britain 10 the Oregon Territory ! nc
article OF The Chronicle is remarkable, ana nus
lille enough in its whole tenor and leven.
EIlnn III 0IkhS p.tric Ia MI IultlWntNttI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
THE WILLIS LETTERS,

On The first page will be found another very
agreeable letter 10 the New York Mirror from
n. P. Willis. While there is nothing profound
in his reflections, Mr.. w. has the happy tact,
above every one we know, of imparling charm
and fascination 10 the most ordinary SUBJECT
His ideas seem all tinged with bright and luni-
nous hue, and his words are selected with such
taste and skill that the reader Involuntary ina
gnes himself looking al the object SO gracefully
described. MIR. W. throws itch cOalenr dc rose
overe every thing he touches, and pleasing train
of romantic thoughts (alas, 50 difficult 10 evoke
in this dull, malterof fact world y is always bro
ken up, when We reach the end OF his delightful
dispatches.
The Mirror, which contains this letter, says:
"In justice 10 ourselves, and in consequence Of
the unsenernus course Of one Of our contempora-
res (the n. Y. Express) in publishing these lei
lers the same hour Of their appearance in The
Mirror, we have been compelled 10 take out
copyright TOR them, 50 that editors his city copy
ing them hereafter, will be infringing our rights
in doing So"
The Mirror, always SO interesting, is much
enhanced BY these letters. 1t is literary Jour
nal, worthy Of patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

A NEW NOVEL.
rI>IIE Cuttngrrs of Glenburnie-A Tale, ny DIS h'
An M'D,'' NASH & WOODnOUSE
nENpSTER,s NEW SoNGS-For the Piano:
~ The loved was not there
Let love one another
The Death Of Warren
The May Quetn-Flrst anu second part ahu
a Home in the Heart. .,o,,.,
Far sale Icy NAsn a " 80;
booksellers and Dealers IN Piano Forins n!ih nmsc,
49, e l37 Main Street.
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
DE il remembered, that on the tenth day Of
ID july A. d. 1915, in The 10Th year Of the In
dependence of the United States OF America,
William IL. Richardson Of said district and Sc
cretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia, for
and on behalf OF the said Commonwealth, hath
deposited in the Clerks Office of the United States
Court, for The Eascrn District Of Virginia, the
title Of Book, which is in The following wolds
and figures, 10 wit: Reports OF cases decided in
The Supreme Court OF Appeals, and in The Gene
raj Coun OF Virginia, by Peachy r. Grauan
volume l. from a pril ISL 1871, to April ls 1915
the right whereof he claims Tor The Commonwealth
of Virginia, as proprietor thereof, in conformity
TO the act OF Congress entitled, san act 10 amend
the several acts respecting copyrights"
A Copy. Teste,
IT,. 81 P. MAYO,
July l5-cwlw Clerk Of the District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
NEW YORK MARKET-Augusl


CoTroS-The sales Yesterday were 200 bales,
at full prices. There is fair demand this morn
ing, al steady rates. The sales Of the week are
500 bales
CorrEe-The market is firm, with some i'm
provemenl; The sales are $500 bags Rio al i. :;
cts 800 Maracaibo, 81: 100 Java, q 30 Su-
mara, 6; usual time; 800 ST. Domingo, s. &c.
cash.
FLouR.-Thcre has been small improvement
in HE demand for Wes,eln Flour, with sales oil
Genrsee al 4 81 a 81. No change in Southern.
Richmond city 4 %; Richmond country 4 -.
GRsIS.-There is better supply OF wheat, aud
~, 00C bushels Southern Sod al 80 a % Oats II a
II for Northern, and 81 Il - Tor Southern. Corn
has been in good demand, with sales Of 100 bush
els Jersey, al Soc. weight; ! 900 hnshel, North
River SIC, measure, and about 10000 bushels
Southern white and yellow al ~ G., measure
and 49, 10 vi.
LrouoRs-The demand for Whistcy is good
al 2lc. for drudge aud -! rbbI>. Foreign are
firm al previous rates.
sales are 80 bblS New Orleans AT 29c.; $50 do
Porto Rico 2G a % Two Cages do. Tor refining
at &c 4 90, mos 300 sour Cuba on private
terms.
SrGAR.-The demand has heen good, at firm
prices, and the sales are ,00O bids New Orleans.
a, 5 -; tao Porto Rico e: -; 800 ST. Croix
I; s.; $50 bags white Brazil, Q. az. Isl boxes,
brown Havana 5! az; l50do. whic, o., 4 mos.
ToEAcco--There has been fair demand for
Kentucky, with sales OF $50 hhds. at 81 a he
Foreign steady with small sales-[ Erenina Pos
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CIlESTEprIgID COUNTY.

CHESTERFIELD CUUNI Y.
The people of Chesterfield, without distinction
Of parry, are requested 10 meet at their next .ouI.
August rthe purpose OF taking such acilon as
10 them may seem proper, in reference 10 me pro-
posed call OF Convention, with view again - I,
alter the State Constitution. a iull attendance OF
The people is earnestly requested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

We regret 10 stale that, on Sunday night, lii.
lie after II o'clock The large dwelling house Of
w. Bailey Lipscomb, Esq on the ouskil. OF The
City, near The head of Main Street, was entirely
consumed by fire, with The exception of The
standing brick walls. The house, which was 10
have been sold on Friday, but postponed ill this
day, was no doubt fired by an incen!iary. A
correspondent sends us the following:
Fer The Enquirer.
ANOTHER FIRE!
On Sunday night our citizens we're aroused
from their slumbers BY The ringing Of The bells
and the cry of fire in alldirecons. After wend.
ing our way couple OF squares, we were sorry TO
behold that well-known residence of w. 3. Lips
connie in blaze. This valuable piece Of pro-
perry was 10 have been sold-on Friday last, al
public anclio,, but owing 10 the lnclemency of
the weather was postponed over ill Tuesday
Qoday.) The insurance on this property, we are
informed, IS from seven to nine thousand dollars
The work OF inoendiarsm seems 10 be spreading
WIN all IT'S terror over our populace. What
blessing II wonld be if we could only be sue
cessnl IN Catching some one or two of those
villains who take advantage OF us in our Sleep
ing moments
We think il some OF our Young lire.soins
citizens would use lille more camness in
attending fires Eve allude mol 10 members OF The
Fire Companies,) it would be beneficial 10 some
OF our large property-holders, as The desruc-
ton oil property sometimes. BY young men not
having sufficient control over themselves, is very
great IL seems to me- no mailer what comes TO
hand first has TO go through the window; whether
IL be mirror, glass or china-ware; all have 10
share the same fate
slave The properly Of Mr.. Lipscomh, was
severely injured BY a young mans throwing
fire.gTsle out Of two-sloIy window. II was
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VhIUApTE pROpERTY FOR SALE.


7 WISH 10 sell my MILL t;rist and Saw WIN eight
or nine Land attached, lying III ne country
Of Louisa, the South Anna river, about twelve miles
Month "f GoOchand Court House, and ahou. iour from
Wa,kinsviiIe. There is good Dwelling HOUSE MI
lrrs House, &C. They are now ~ exrrleht oluer ne
stone dam lately cornend u good stand Tor erst,
with plenty Of timber very convenient bai; am can
be had in this property which will be soli pubey on
the premises on The l.. day Of September net iihiess
previously disposed Of Terms made known on day OF
sac WIN. SHELION.
Aup 5-rci<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

SENTENCE or Capt. FLCwERy, or THE SLAYER
SfITFRE-lesterdayi in The IT, 5. District Couif,
the motion iol a nerc hi0l was refused, and Flow
cry sentenced toihe Salem Jail, Tor fre gea's ;
and also 10 pay inc oil $4,000. The Boston
Jail was considered loo unhealthy.
[NnLnrlLnn'S RDSL0n ILMtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

TIN GREAT BglrAIx.-Leilers received IN y.
York by the Cambria, say that number Of pas
scnp.rs and considerable freight Tor the Great
Britain were engaged previous 10 The sailing Of
tba, steamer. She was TO leave Liverpool po-
silvely on The aGlh of July, and Capl. HOsken
expected 10 reach New York by THURSDAY OF
Friday next Nearly $4,000 visitors were C; a a.,
united on board Of her during nine days, while ~
ing in Cobnrg dock
It's said that slI5, 900 have been received from
persons risitins her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

Those disposed 10 encourage the industrious
exertions of an honest man TO retrieve his heavy
losses, will be pleased, we arc sure, to know that
they will have The opportunity OF practising the
GOOD work, in the case Of John f. Kelly, who
was entirely burnt oul on Friday night, and that
for the third time recently. From some mystc-
rious cause Mr. Kelley, who is most worthy
citizen and excellent mechanic (whcel-wrisht,)
has been pursued byan incendiay and three times,
with success; afriend on Saturday sci subscrlp-
lion on foot. II is drawn up and headed with 100
dollars By the Oldest citizen Of Richmond, man
whom everybody respects. We know of no case
more truly calling for the aid Of The community,
and We commend it TO the kindest feelings OF
those who are inclined % assist a deserving man.
The Objects 10 enable Mr.. X. 10 purchase tools,
build shop, and 60 10 rmk.
We are requested, also, TO ask those persons in
deb,ed 10 Mr.. X. 10 call and pay their dues. They
are sorely needed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
aS6fDeoroo1D 1Eorq1efrer.

believed his back was broken, but we are OF oP',
MON that the ncgros back is only injured. We
hope This may prove 10 be sufficient warning 70
ih,. thulIrhlless ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
FOE, SALE.


THE very desirable House and lot IN the Town n'
Frederic sburr, lately occupied ~ Mrs >. =. Sru-
don The House of brick, well built, large anu com
n,odious. The grounds, which cover nearly whole
square are attractive and beautiful, being laid 10 wan
much taste in Stopping falls and wide walks, and adorn.
ed with many handsome more dei2lisiul ana
eligible residence whether regard bs had To health,
comfort or appearance cannot he found IN The town.
Sale will lie made privately, and the terms may Do
learned on communication with either OF HE nnurfsgn-
ed JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stail'rd co.
ARTHUR a. MORSON Richmond city,
Aug. 5-ctf Executors of Thomas Seldom, lie o..
py- The Fredericksburg Recorder and Herald VIII
please copy
MORE NEW BOOKS AT PENDLETONS.
4 UGUST Number GOdry's Magazine and Lady,
n Bonk. with splendid embellishments, another "rig-
nal American Painting st. Peter in Prison, Scene on
The SchuyIkill, Domestic Fashion Plate, with indoor
dresses; Music-Rosemondr.
No. - Iiarprr's Pictorial Iina
M Is Wandering jew, Iarrr's edition; price 5 ct3.
The Patronage Of Mura, by Frederick Bremen, trans
lated by William Hewitt a..
The Breach of Promise, Novel, by the author oi the
JILL Cousin Groey, the Marrying Man, &c, &C.; price
a.. No 10, Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
Law Notice.

nUlIIP MAYO and JOHN P. TiRB have as hcaled
i themselves in the Practice of the Law, and WIZ
intend The superior and Inferior Courts OF the Cy oil
Rirhnond and Heinrich county. The former mly BE-
found nj Tho Federal Court Office, M the Guy Hall; ana
The Iattrr nj the Office of 7. NJ Tabb y Son.
n. B--IOHN +. TABB, Notary Public
rff
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REMOVAL OF THE BOOKSTORE OF
Drinkcr e. Norris.

La No. "a, -HatH StTrcf.
ON The Isl September next, We shall remove
" our place of business 10 the store now occu-
pied bv Messrs. RICHARDS < GARDNER,
No o. Main Street, doors below The cross street
leadingto Mayo's Bridge and the Exchange Ho
tel, where we shall continue 10 keep on hand our
usual varied and extensive assortment Of Stand
ard Publications, in every department. Of Litera-
iuie, the Ars and Sciences.
All Standard School and Classical Books pub
lishcd, OF The latest and most approved editions
and general assortment OF Blank Books, staple
and fancy, School and Mercantile Stationery
We shall continue to receive all new publications
of any noloriety, as they issue from the press of
the established publishers, in this country and Eu-
rope, rendering al all times our stock complete.
Country Merchants, and all others in want, are
respectfully invited 10 give us call, al our new
home, as We are determined 10 sell al such prices
as will give satisfaction, and upon liberal terms
To our old customers and friends, we beg leave
TO say, that no pains shall be spared to merit
continuance OF The patronage so literally be-
slowed upon us aud our predecessors for tie last
forty years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

no s"rI.Nr.si Ia ND FOX SA III.
WILL he offered al public sale, on MOAUai.
w September next. that being Powlatan Court gay,
At the Cou-homsr Of SAID county. the Tract oil Luna on
whrh the late rs Ezlhrn Harding resided, Contain
ing five hundred and fifty acres ninety of which are H.
yer bottom, lying on the AppomatioI river, about si1
mites above Powhaan Courthouse, bounded ny Tue
lands of Dr Abner crump, Or William tramp, aud
others The improvements comfortable and conve
ni-nt the Location healthy and Eci.hhnriood good me
terms will hr accommodating. Possession gwen on the
Il, day of January newt. with the privilege OF seeding
crop of wheat in The Fall This desirable tract OF
land and great bargain can be BOUGHT u not sold, II
VIII be rented out. GEORGE NJ. HARDING,
Auy 5-c.d,. A. e. JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

FOR HIRE,
A NEGRO MAN, who is good Carpenter
4 AMY 10 LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General Agent,
Over J. Ii. Colquills Saddle Store.
Julv 1Q-w1w
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FALL SUPPLf Ut
Rocks and Stationery.

Bv the Isl September we shall be in receipt OF
our entire new Fall supply Of Goods, comprising
our usual variety, which We shall offer for sale al
No. 81, Main street.
JuA Pu6,isied
Richardson's Virginia and North Carolina Al
manac, for 1916;
Tates American Form Book, being one OF the
most complete form books ever published;
Joynes on the Statute Of Limitations;
The Virginia Warbler, a new collection Of
Songs.
VA Shortly Publish,
A new edition Of The Southern Reading Book,
Nos. ] ? and 3;
Mayos New Justice Of he Peace
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Publishers, Booksellers, Slationers, Bookbinders,
and Dealers in Music and Musical lnstrn-
ments. Aug.
TN CHANCERY-VIR GSra:-Ai Ruies heid
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit superior
Cour, OF Law and Chancery for Goochland coun-
ty 2nd June, l645: no
Joseph Hodgson, Kim:
Against,
Administrative oi Randolph Harrison, deceased,
Defendants.
The plaintiff this day filed his bill, and the
defendant Dabney Cosby, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the
Acl OIL Assembly and the rules of this Court; and
il satisfactorily appearing that he is not an in
habilant OF this Commonwealth II is ordered,
tina, The said defendant, Dabney Cosby, do appear
before the judge OF our said Coun, at the Court
House, on The first day of September Court next,
and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some public
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond
for Two months successfully and posted at The front
door of the Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Tesle,
WILLIAM MILLER, Z. Z.
June l7-cw2m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. Mead's School.

yv1HIS Institution will be re-opened for the re-
ccplion Of boarders and day pupils on the FIRST
day OF October next. Mrs Mead viii be as,
sisted BY Teachers and Professors Of distinguished
ability, and the course oil instruction WIN De' q
heretofore, thorough and extensive.
Lilly o4-enlOcH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

n The August No. of J. 5. SINNERS Ear
mers Library aud Monthly Journal OF Agricul,
tu,o, Ju',is..,'sa. - 1oh.4iiS i' 'oi'e '''o''
of "Prlzhoil's Agricultural Chemistry" and
many valuable original articles on important
subjects. Its ornamenteL with fine autograph OF
the great lrotting mare LADY Suiolk"-and with
other plates, illustrative Of agricultural improve
menls. Each No contains ll2-pages.-an ex-
celIenl and cheap work.