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here, The morning hour having expired The
Senate resumed the consideration Of The OREGON
notice resolutions.
MIR. Barrow gave his views in favor OF an ami
cable adjustment OF the difficulty upon The BASIS
oi49 deg.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
As soon as The Journal was read, tie House
went into Committed Of the Whole on the bill 10
supply DEFICIENCIES in the general appropriation
bill.
With sundry unimporlant amendments, The
bill was finally passed BY vote Of los 10 So
On motion Of MIR. Drcmsoolc, he House went
into committee upon The Suo-Treasury bill.
A long discussion arose Oh an amendment o.
icred BY MIR. c. B. Smith, 10 The effect ,hat The
notes Of deposit Banks shall 1.-THE Secretary Zee IN
IL expedient, be received in payment 0. Public
dles.
Mr.. Smith having advocated lis amendment.
Nix. WicE OF Ia. replied. ald was followed 81
Mr.. I.eake Of Va, ard Mr.. Chapman CT Mich,
who mad no! 81 SEQ, wien Inc Committee rose at
nearly O'Clock.
the House then adjourned
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YALuARLE EsTATE IN MARKET.

ON the 10th day of June next, will offer for SALE at
~ public auction. my Estate in Nelson county, one OF
the most valuable properties in that region Of country
IL 10 situated five miles below the Court House, and
eight fmiles above New Market, on the James River
Canal The Tract contains 9l4l acres, more than half
of which Is in wood remarkably well timbered and
very large proportion OF il fine tobacco land as any in
that part of the country Most of the cleared land is IN
good state Of cultivation. having been improved by
the use of plaster and c0vcr Although situated among
mountains this Tract lies remarkably even, being as
level as could be desired, with not finy on the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about one hundred Of creek and branch flats,
most OF which highly improved, having been kept
up as tobacco lots capable Of being converted into wa
tered meadow. The whole land IS well enclosed, in
GOOD state OF cultivation susceptible of division into
three or four fsrms each well supplied with timber,
and abouuding with fine springs of running water.
TIL. improvements consist of nm Overseers House,
four rooms gro Cabins, sufficient for the accommo-
dalon of 40 slaves, Granary, with n Thrasbing Ma
chine attached Cribs, Stables and Tobacco Barns, su
cent 10 cure 81, 900 pounds tobacco
viii also sell, at the time and place, upwards
Of 90 likely Negroes, mostly young Men aud Women.
Also all the stock Of Horses, Cattle Sheep Hogs, &c;
together with good assortment Of Farming Implements
Terms for the whole will he made known on The day
of SALE ANY DESTROYS in the meantime, Of hearing
further particulars address or Mr. William Cor
don, al Scott's Ferry, AlbemaTle county.
March 3l-c2awids CHARLES COOKE.
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BIZ the Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia.
a PROCI NATION.

WHEREAS a vacancy hath occurred IN The General
Assembly Of this State, by The resignation OF James
II Piper. ESQ., the Senator elect for the district com
posed OF the counties of Pulaski, Tazeweli, Wythe.
Grayson, Smyth aud Carroll, the sherhs OF the sad
counties are therefore required hold elections, within
tbrir respective counties the fourth Thursday In
April next TO Gil the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor tact.
ing IN the absence of The Governor from Inc seat
sr.Ll OF Government and under the lesser g. al OF the
Commonw ealih. at Richmond, this THIRTEEN DAY
of March. in The year 1916. JNc r. NiLEi'
NaKch 2l--cfh
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TN CuANCERY-viRotsIA AT Rules held 10 the
Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county Of sury The second DAY
OF February, 1876:
John Carroll, administrator dc bonis non. with the
will annexed Of Gray Carroll, deceased, Plaintin
against
Elizabeth Harrison. widow and devised Of Carter b.
Harrison, deceased, William A. Gray and Benjamin H.
COPELAND, Defendants:
The defendant, Benjamin H. COPELAND. NOT having
entered his appearance and given security 10
the Act of Assembly and Rules of this Court and It ap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he Is not ON nha
btant of this Commonwealth ordered that the sala
next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news-
paper published In the City Of Richmond, for TWO
months suceessvely and another copy Thereon posea
A Copy. Tssts,
Feb. lo-ewem VIM P. UNDERWOOD, c. 9.
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Ipr The ENQUIRER.

IpT nc Enquirer.
Through The partial Kindness Of some of my
friends, OF whose purpose and design, le, me say,
was wholly unapprised, have been announced
as a candidate 10 represent the city oil Richmond
in the Legislature OF Virginia Blu, for the terms
in which The annunciation is couched-seeming
as they do, % import a knowledge OF and consent
10, the nomination upon my parl-logether with
It's conteTpotaneous appearance in all he daily
papers should not have troubled myseIto or The
public with formal wilhiiawa from the canvass.
Thar no misconslTuclion, therefore, may be placed
upon my silence and supposed acGuescence in
tins nomination. ] take This occasion 10 say in
print, what have uniformly said elsewhere, in
reply 10 similar arpicalcns-ihat upon no terms
would now consentto offer myself as I candi-
date 10 The people OF Richmond, for any political
Office, which their su;irages alone could control
or fiji, differing as Go, essentially and irrecon-
cieably with an overwhelming majority OF them,
upon political principle; and if ilwere within the
range of probability, that by the Discussions Of di-
visions in the ranks Of The Wing party, poli'i-
cal opponent could secure seat in the Lesisla-
turc, he who upon such terms would take j,
would furnish the strongest evidence OF lis IN
WORKINGS 10 il so honorable place. For N.Y.
SELF in all sincerity, declare have no political
aspirations whatever and i'll had, and hy onu-
nate concurrence Of circumstances was elected
10 seat in The Legislature, should be constrain-
cd 10 ms-repieSent either my principles or my
constituency; and as have a high respect for
both, and do mol wish 10 forlei! my self esteem,
or 10 lose their regard, beg leave TO decline the
DANGEROUS homer OF a nomination 10 such post
For the triumph OF my polilica principles, !
shall ever be an humble, ye; earnest advocate,
butin The successes of party or partizans, nncon-
necled with principle, feel no interest whatever;
least or ALI when those successes are 10 be oh.
tanned over manly adversary, by siratagem or
surprise
With renewed expression OF my acknowledge
menis, icr The compliment; conveyed in the noni-
nation oil nv friends,
am, very respectfully their obedient serv't
March 3lsi, 10 VIM. W. CRUMP.
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! TO The Editors Of III Eaqairer:
] WILLIAMSBURG. MARCH p. 1916

Dear Sifs: The enclosed paper entitled "sus-
gesed changes in The Jurisprudence OF Virginia, =
is from The pen Of one OF the ablest jrriss and
most enlightened statesmen OF he day. 1t was
written some years ago when Mr.. Preslon's bill
FOR an Intermediate Court o! Appeals was under
consideration in the House of Delegates, ard !
haze ;houshi il wonld be well 10 publish il now
FOR The consideration Of lie rsv;syi> appointed b.
our last Legislature, and for The benefit oil those
who may have 10 pass on their revsal, 81 The
ensuing session 81 he General Assembly. BE
good enough 10 insert il IN tie Enquirer.
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The Slate OF Louisiana is N singular posi-
,on just now. Some persons contend, that he
Legislature is not legally organized, not having
taken The oath required By Congress, and that all
lis acts and all The officers elected by it, are in
valid and without authority. The authority 81
the Attorney General is objecedlo 70. The seat 81
he seoaior elect, ii is said, may be contested
The only Sheriff ,ecled undo, tie new Cons;iiu-
lion is nc. recognised by the Crid,inal and Pa;irh
Courts Of New Orleans, and Tie Mandate OF Inc
Governor is disresarled- singular state of'hinss
indeed
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To Farmers.
SOn BUSHELS BLACK EYE PEAS

OOU 50 bushels White Field Beans
so bushels Herds Grass Seeds
80 bushels Timothy Seeds
25 bushels Orchard Seeds
so bushels Kentucky Blue Seeds
Iursrne, White Field Carrot
White French Sugar Rect, Mangel wurtzei rect
Rye, Buck Wheat Gaiavani Peas, and fun assort-
ment Of FRI sh and genuine Gad.n Seeds.
PLOUGlS, with wrought or cast points, of almost
every description in use-sone OF which have been
lately introduced.
CASTINGS, for Davis, Mccormick, Freeborn, Rug
County pionRhs.
CORN SHELTERS, cf various patterns, ranging in
price from S and 10 10 GO dollars.
Hauo~s, Cul.vators, Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters,
Hoes, Spades. Shovels Manure Forks, Pruning Knives
and Shears, Transpantng Trowes, and other tools
cessary 10 the Farm and Garden.
March an, WM PALMER
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DISSOLUTION.

n oBERT A. MOON having bought the interest Of
II E. II. MOON, In the business OF E. n & X. a.
MOON, the is this day dissolved by mutual con-
All persons indebted 10 he late hrn'' WIZ MAKE
pa,m,n, to Robert A. Moon and all claims agains, the
same viii be paid by him The name of the firm VIII
: = E. H. MOON.
RO. A. MOON.
The undersigned be9s leave TO inform the friends OF
the late nrm of E. H. & R. A. MOON, and me pubic
generally that he will continue the selling oil Dry
Goods Groceries &C. at The old stand Of the lae con-
Germ and collects their patronage. RO. A. MOON.
SrniIsvlIn March oQ-cW4W
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN Ia vreinian) who has prepared him
"A self pu,posey for Teacher, and having had seve-
raj years experience in teaching, wishes situation as
teacher for The ensuing year He will give instruction
IN ali the branches OF an English Education, Mathena-
es aud the Latin and Creek Languages. Testlmoni-
ais of scholarship and character VIII be gwen from the
most undoubcd sources.
Addfsss-R. D. c., Physc Springs, buckingham CO.
V, Dec l6-cwf
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VOLUME XLiI.-NUMBER sc.

have spoken of five districts, with four judges
10 each. II might be better 10 create an addition
a Judge, and make seven Districts with three TO
each, The Cours sitting at Williamsburg, or al
Nor!olk-at Richmond, Fredericksburg, Lynch
burg, GAINESVILLE in Harrison, Lewislnrg and
Christansburg, or Evanshaia or Abingdon.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL he sod at the Old Church, in the county Of
w Hanover, on SATURDAY, the 4th Of April, 1876,
for cash, two likely Negroes, a Man and Woman be-
onging 10 the Estate Of Thomas Melton, deceased.
WIN. T. II. POLLARD,
Administrator Of
March 2O-wtds THOMAS MELTON. decd.
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a SJTUATION WANTED.

A MIpDLE-AGED MAN, who has acquired a thorough
n knowledge Of the Science of Agriculture, oil good
moral habits who can come well recommended wishes
70 ob,an situation as Manager Overseer on Farm.
ANY person wishing his services, viii please address
A. +. t.
Emmittsburg. Frederick County, Maryland.
March 3l-c9is
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EDUCATION.

TIME subscriber having employed Mise Lraon 10 con-
tinue her Female School at Pine Forest, his resi-.
dence ;or The year lTi7 commencing the nsst day OF
Sepe n,ber next, will, in the mean time, receive INTO
hin family fur or FIVE oarders The rate of $780,
In full for Board and Tuition in English, with an add
tiona charge of S. for the French language, and s25
for Music on the Piano These are the charges Tor the
scholastic year of ten months. But Boardes will be re-
oeved al any Time the rate, for the time sent
This Is the fourth year Miss Leaton has taught IN my
family with success. All the branches will he taught
that have heretofore been advertised My address IS
Lewis Stare. Spottsyvania.
March lO-cwiw ELLIOTT DEJARNAIIE.
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Hall payable IN advance
Parents and Guardians referred TO the following
gentlemen:
Rev Jos. D. Tyler, Principal Of tho Deaf and Dumb
Institution BENJAMIN Crawford, ESQ.,, Jas. Addison
Cochran, Esq, Hon. B. G. Baldwin, and font
R,rr5e, Rockingham eoanty; Hon. Daniel Smith, Har-
r's.noarg Hon. John Tayioe LomaX, Fredsrieksoarg
From the manner in which all the above gentlemen
nave expressed themselves, with regard 10 ner sehooi,
airs. Shefey presumes that either OF them would un
oe'tangy give her. II desired, an expression OF MS
opinion IN the form Of "a testimonal;" but az Judge
smith and General Lewis have had better opportunity
o Judging Of its character than any one OF the Others
sne deems their testimony sufficient for thu present oe-
sasion.
Having had two daughters educated a. Kalorama,
shd third now there, can, with the greatest conn
enfe speak Of the merits OF this School, The literary
ofhs is In my Judgment quite equal to that
% any other School Institution for the education OF
young ladies that have known; but II is In that
eepriment in which many institutions Of the kind are
20 defective, that consider the peculiar excellence OF
'so consist for here the stricest attention land in
ne kindest possible manner 10 paid to the manners,
habits health, comfort and TO the religious instruction
" The PUPILS In short, whilst believe there few
.os,9ua6ed for the duties they have assumed there
dsSh,rge them than Mrs Shelley and her daughters.
lewiston, March 18th, 1886. e. II. LEWIS"
Having seen the above certificate OF General s. H.
,.t%s IN recommendation Of the School al Kalorama,
=! Ms Shelley and her daughters, take great plea
sure IN saying, that in the above statement In
veV particular. From my long acquaintance with
NE ladies', and my knowledge OF the School under
,mer organization, (havlng had two daughters edu-
SUI there,l can, with the utmost confidence, recon-
y, OF the public. DANL. SMITH"
HarrisonbuIg. W. March % l846-ctf
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= q Tt EHIHNtT.
KING WILLIAMS CnOICE.

Messrs Ldlors-ln your paper Of The 3isl
March isa communication ov1r Inc signature Of
Gloucester calling on Col. E. z. Dabney 10 re-
enter he Isis in The approaching Senatorial cleo
lion. To this call, King William, whose Choice
he undoubtedly is, cordially responds, and Col
II. certainly cannot disappoInt the wishes OF his
friends, now and heretofore so uneqnivocably
expressed. He has claims upon the Democracy
which will 10, I've dsresan!ed. Inc party has
not yet forgotten lis devotion 10 is principles,
when he retired in favor oil Dr. Taylor rather
t..an en- anger lis success. Nor will mis- late sa-
c7ihce in the District Convention be foreouea, ior
i, Is well known he went into IL with srtus;a
lar greater than any OF his competitors, and no.
thing but the desire OF harmonizing division and
strengthening the bonds of union which acluated
him, would have rcconc:ed his friends 10 the
surrender al this ao:anaSe as vel as bis right 70
lncc'ucuIt nuet "a u our idte
respected Senator will give hlm Jealous sup
Port, since II was .oi their farori.e he formerly
gave rp The ilell; ard The resignation Of Dr.. =.
leaving lie Way open, gives Col! l. claim upon
them before all others King William, ! am
confident, will give hin, a handsome ma Jrily, so
Gloucester need be urter 10 ppphensons ABOUT
Gen. Ay.e CT any body else, beating him here
by enc hundred votes; and il he is equally GER
tain about The vote Of The lower counties. Col.
Dahncy mas but 10 announce hin,scflo ensure his
election. Surely, he who has hitherto shown 50
willing disposition 10 concede every hing for
the interests OF his party, vii! not now refuse 10
obey lis call KING WILLIAM.
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10, 10 ME,sss CaAwyoRp w. HALL AND Epw'D A. MYxhs:
'hhE Notice, that shall. on the 4th day Of April
,uVanna, proceed TO take the dispositions Of Abraham
sat- IT,, and Others 10 DO read evidence in 4
Con-" Shaneery, now depending In the Circuit Superior
F"a. o. Law and Chancery for the said county Of
.uvanna, wherein am plantH and YOU and Others
afs defendants Yours. Sc
March Io-wt4,hApril ARcH,p BRYCE.
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
Agency al Richmond Virs,nia.
THIS Company was Incorporated in the year 1918,
with perpetual charter, and capital OF $3.50 600,
and nsures against loss damage by fire on dwelling
Houses, Manufacturing Establishments, Household
Furniture, and Merchandise in general, on the most
favorable terms.
Any losses which the Company n ay sustain on
risks taken this agency, will be adjusted with promp
ttu1e and literally
Applications insurance. or the renewal Of policies,
may he made TO The subscriber, who ha. been duly ap
pointed agent for The City vi Richmond and vicinity.
Dec 6-c6m ri. BALDWIN, Agent.
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NAVAL "A correspondent Of The Mobile lie
raid writes from Pensacola ina. on lhe 22d nlt.
orders were received FOR the steamer Mississippi
to proceed without delay 10 Vera Cruz. Owing
u heavy fog, however, The pilot refused TO take
the steamer 10 sea that DAY, and FOL The same rea
son her departure was delayed until the morning
OF the oath
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AT KALoRAMA, STANTON.

AIRS. SHEFFEY having gwen up me sFHInary,
vi which she formerly conducted at Tho above place,
desires 10 receive a few young ladies mot exceeding
wrve) Into her family boarding pupils II u her OBJ
i.ct TO establish this School such plLn as shall
unite the advantages Of home with the advantages OF
Schools as one means Of eecting this she derlnes re-
csiying day pupils, and limits her number sabove.
Recognising our accountability to Higher Power for
all the gifts intrusted 10 she would make this princi-
pie the foundation Of her system of education and thus
rndeavor TO avoid the Of cultivang one paricu
lar endowment at the expense Of another. While,
Their fore is hcr intention her best efforts for
the intellectual advancement Of her pupils, she would
bestow no less upon their principles and habits
The course Of study will embrace all those English
branches usually taught in the best Schools In the
S,a,e-lbe French Language and Music. Especial aten-
ton will be paid to English Composition And as u Is
Of great Importance that the habit Of reading "a well
az taste for it, should early be acquired, course oil
historical reading win be pursued and works Of amuse
ment both poctical and prose- will be frequently intro
commence on the FIRST Monday In May, and end the last
dAy Of Soptembef,
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THE ARMY OF OccupATIoS.-The Houston
Telegraph states, that The main body OF the army
under Gen. Taylor were 10 march by The inland
route, or the old road, to Malamoras, and it was
supposed the camp would be pitched nearly op-
posite Malamoras, where there is high bluff
that overlooks The city, and would give The ar'il-
lery Of The army complete command Of The place.
"1'his pon, (says the Telegraph) has been BY a
singular oversight Of the Mexicans, entirely neg
lecled they have expended large sums 10 foTlify
Ma,amoras, but this bluff, which is several feet
higher than the highes, point Of The city, and is
also within cannon shot of the PuGl;c square of
Ma,amoras, has been entirely neglected. When
ever this place is fortified, Gen. Taylor could
hold i, against even European force twice as
large az his own. The river renders il inaccess;.
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CITY ELECTION,

The ANIMAL election i. Aldermen ana Mem.
bers Of the Common Council ol The city,
took place yes.crlay. In accordance with n laie
resolution Ct Ike Common Council, The vote was
also ordered 10 be taken on he erection OF Gas
works. a, the expense Of ihs city. Some op-
position was manifested towards Gen. Lambcc;
as Mayor al The city. Il i; believed. hc~s.e.,
mat large majority Of lh- voters expressed
preference for his continuance in Office. a. the
close Of the polls last evening the vote was as
rrlIoWs.
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JEFFERSON WARD.

COMMON CoUScrLMES-John Dove, 1872; Rich
ard 0. Haskins lss; jos. NJ Darlington, lG2i
James Kinnaird, lso; Bacon TAFT, loo.
Administration Cullen, 2!6; Li!;eberry
Darlington, POP; Thomas Cowlcs, 2lO; Richard
N. Crumn. $50.
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Majority In favor Of Gas oil
It's proper, however, 10 state, that on This Gues,
lion many ci;z:ns declined voting.
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MONROE WAPD

COMMON CousciLMgx-Iames NJ. Wickham,
AS; joseph Mayo, 40g; y. Gldln 39l; Jas
e. Heath, $50; Bartholomew Shade.
ALDsRMEx.-John l.. Tate, 42G; Samuel T.
Pulliam, 1877; JOS c. Winsdeld 43i Geo. P.
Crrmp. 1873
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MADISON WAPD.

COMMON CoUxtLMES.-G Il. Myers, 29l; L.
w. Chaniberlayne, $50; Robt. w. Haxall. 252
Jno. S. Caskie, III; Jas. c. Crane, lG5.
ALDERMEN George Fisher, 500; Jas. Evans,
POS; John NJ. Sheppard, Jr., $40; William Ali
son Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22
Contributions received. $3.50 0
Cost Of pavement in full. .................s 1891



take this opportunity sir, of Offering my thanks pub
licy to those gentlemen whose donations hereinbe
lore co. oeSsr than h cnnsnon: gd a.
report has been circulated that Mr. Stewart has had
this executed at his own expense. many persons
may remark upon the amount OF his subscription here
fore deem my duty to state that 1t not at the ro
citation Of that gentleman selected the block which has
been paved. but through the persuasive power vt
economical necessity that being the shortest block in
Broadway where the travel was adequate to that re-
CURED for faithful test Of the pavement The
been expected to contribute literally towards dsrsy
the of experiment the merits Of which they
would ask further indulgence of your patience Mr..
Editor while briefly endeavor to correct the error
which exists in the public mind respecting omnibus pro-
prieors
When called upon the proprietors for their contriou
$500 for had false opinion OF their position
the public generally have but after careful examine
the wreched condition of the road through which their
carrisges pass (psyiDg for that privilege $40
mum for each carriage or sage0 was aS'nisnea al tho
The obligation respecting omnibuses I believe t. be-
placed the wreng side; it il the public, Mr. Editor,
who the obliged party and not only have the omni
bus propr,etors given by their unfruiul enterprise
Indispensable but they have aided more to
enlarge the upper part OF the City OF New York than
the building specnlasor would could have done with
out them All persons reside above Bleecksr street
do not keep carriages consequently those wao 40 not
ing three miles and from their places Of bus.
have heard the objection of the enqurng tenant
respecting the distance from certain house to the lower
part of Broadway Immediately SCI aside BY the dsclara.
ton Of tho property holder thar an omnibus started
every FIVE minutes within fifty yaAds OF the house IN
question
regards the specimen of pavomsc,t, believe its
success hey ond doubt It has already Seen severely
tested by one half OF the street being epenAd for con-
side. able time before the work complete making
the travel double that which 1t received from ay other
part Of Broadway above III the other side Of thu qss
on if it should fail shall regret it, and leave the aext
experiment TO tlose who have equal desire Tor paAlc
Improvements, and more ample means to illustrate tN'
desire, than Your humble .erVaut.