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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
4nother H'onderftu cure Of Consumption.
Dr. S,payn's Compound Syrup
of IHiLd Cherru.

D3-TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSES
TURES, permanent es, are daily performed
" this wonderful medicine, DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OE WILD CHERRY. This
medicine has in many thousand instances brought
health and returning veor to the weak and lam
guild frame. in curing Consumption Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Blood, Tickling or Rising
in the Throat, Liver Complaint, Weak Nerves &C.
it has equal AS Family Medicine M man ca n
measure its value
AN IMPORTANT LErTER.-Read the following let
ter from Mr.. VIM. Shaw, respectable Druggist
in Wilmington, N. C., "a gentleman of unboundcd
vcracity, in whose word the most implicit conf
dence may be placed, another proof of the suIeri
GRITTY of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan 5, 1876
DIR. Swayne-Dear Sir-You will please send me
twelve dozen more, you fit, of your Syrup
of Wild Cherry. From sales of to-day have but
a half dozen hand the sales are rapidly i1creas.
ing and will, have doubt. continue to do so
An acquaintance of mine called a few days ago 10
say he would give certificate of its good eff
fects He is from the country and a minister in
the Methodist Church. Shortly after obtaining the
agency, prevaile upon him TO try bottle though
doubted whether any benefit could be derived, Tor
he, we'll as myself, thought his was con
filmed Consumption. In fact, every symptom was
indicative. Shortly after, lac wrote me to send him
four five bottles more. He came to town last
week will quote his language. " Sir, -
ty owe the public to tell what Dr.. Swaync's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry has done for me -
win publish his certificate, and he is generally
known all over section, expect good results
from it.
With every feeling of respect yours truly
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WILD CHERRY.
Consumptivcs, those whose lungs are affected
slightly shouli take this Syrup without DELAY, by
which they may prevent the fixing OF that dire dis
ease fully and firmly. How important then, to
avoid it. Never live day with a cough when this
Syrup can be had, and you are nearly certain
with proper care to void destruct ton by Consump-
ton
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY the first prcpai ton from
that valuable tree which was introduced to the
public, and ample proof is afforded of its success
by the country being flooded with {" Balsams."
" Candies" aud " Mixtures of Wild Cherry, not
ono of which is prepared by regular phi sician,
although they have assumed the names of respecta-
bic physicians TO give currency to their % Nos
trums - And there Is &" Impostor' who has
come out within a few DAYS with COMPOUND 5 r-
up of Wild Cherry, clinging still closer the ri
nal name, that persons might he deceived if they
did not bear in mind the name of DR.. SWAYNE
Therefore the public should be their guard. and
not have worthless mixture palmcd upon them
for the original and genuine preparations which is
only prepared by DR.. SWAYNE, y. w. Corner of
Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia
~ The pubic are requested TO remember that it
~ DR.. Swaync's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
that has and is repeatedly performing such mirac-
ulous cures of diseases which have Allied the skill
of the Profession, and defiance the whole cat
alogue of Patent Medicines which at daily pulled
through the organs of the press. Therefore ask for
Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
and purchase none other.
CHARLES II. HEINITSGI, Agent for Portsmouth,
Va, King Toy, and D. ID. Murdcn, Norfolk and
fcyton JOHNSTON, richmond, Va. Dec %
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NOCT. BESTUSCHEFFTCH DELE
~ BRATED E.-The most sale

and speedy remedy discovered for the cure OF
the Secret Diseases.
In Europe this medicine has long enjoyed the
reputation Of curing all these troublesome COM
plants, subject to and in this country no in
stance of its failure has been known wherever
il has been introduced, provided the patient strict
ly adhere to the directions given.
IL possesses however what may he justly called a
specific power in most constitutions, especially
when administered in the early and acute fern OF
the disease Ii rnodcrates the inlamatory SWIM.
toms in n shorter time, and with more certainty
than the majority of the nauseating nosrums nov
offered TO the public.
preparation, therefore like the present one and
possessing such medical properties, must when it.
virtues found out, prove the great dosideraturn
sough, for and from the general success attending
its use, must command large and extensive cir.
culaton Prepared and sold only by
Dec 10 HENRY BUFF, High street.
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SECRET DISEASES BUTLER'S CON
u POUND RAI.SAMIE MIXTuRE nlnasnn

- ECRET DISEAS ES!-BUTLER'S COM
~ POUND BALSAMlC MIXTURE, pleasant
safe, and certain cure for all cases of GONORR-
HCEA AND elects.
In consequence of the many useless Mixtures
and Pills recommended for these complaints il is
necessary tc publicly announce that this Medicine
Is the best known for the immediate removal OF
these troublesome aud unpleasant diseases. But
ter's Mixture cures where Pills, Drops Electua-
Tries, Copaiva and Nitre, and Harlem Oil will have
no effect Ii Is therefore recommended the first
emedy To be tried in all cases, for when recent One
Bottle generally produces permanent cure. Be care
I'll of counterfeits. 1 he only true Agents are
Chas III Hcinitsh, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, Ro.
. rtson " Cornlck, Norfolk. Dec 80
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History of the Rebellion any Civil Wars in Eng,
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written by himself, in viii Ih is concluded con.
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Ok ord edition.
Practical Treatise on Dyeing aud Calico Print
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A pr &C FiCAL SYSTEM OF BOOK
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and Mechanics, by Is. W. Foster, Practical Ac
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They Little Know the Charms
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The Little Star
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All communication should be aadrossctl Ino,,
bad) to n. Fuller, Editor New Yorl, Mirror. >P'''
". 70. Price Of the Daily Evening Mirror. &c
per annum, in advance. July \
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- CHOO's BOOkS.-A short system Of Polite
- Leqrning, being an cpitomo Of the Arts and
Sciences; designated for the use of Schools-price
as cents.
The Select Reader, or Union No. 6 ; designed for
Tho Higher Glasses in Academies and Schools. by
Oliver Nm 2ell, A. N.-.price SCI cents
A suooly of the above received and for s,le by
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- LT.--4OO sacks SALT for sale BY
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D)DkS VORTH GAVIN The Deacon
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Of " Sacramento Communion Pastor Of the lat
Baptist Church, Mas willie, Tcnn-price 81 cents
A Pure Christianity the Worlds Only Hope, by
Rev'd r.. " Cushuan. For sale at the Book and
Variety store Of w. n. n. HODGES co.
June 2T
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE
SrUFFS. PAINTS, sc.
L. e. SCHOOLFIEL & co.
HIGH STREET.

HAVE on hand at their New Store
general and we'll selected assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Dye. Stu6s, Paints,
Itmdotr Glass, Garden Seeds, Glass.
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nR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
~ OF WILD CHERRY.

CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com.
plant, Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing,
Pain In the Side and Breast, Paptation of the
Heart, Influenza, Group, Broken Consttu-
ton, Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases OF the Throat, Breast and
Lungs; the most ciectual and speedy
cure ever known for any of the
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

The great remedyJor Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com
plant, Splitting Blood, Difficulty of breathing,
Pain in the Side md Breast, Palpitation of
the Heart, Influenza, Group, Broken
Consumption, Sore Throat, Ner-
vous Deb lily, and all Diseas-
es of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most
cffcctual cure for
the above dis
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spices! SPICES!!-The subscriber hssi Just
- received a lot of FRESH SPICES, such as
Mace White Mustard Seed
Gln9cr =" white Black 90 do
ailspice Long Pepper
Cloves Black do
Cinnamon Garlic, &C., &c,
suitable Tor Picking, to which he invites the attcn
uon oil the public generally. II. BUEF,
Aug IL Conner OF High and MIDI e sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12

IN CHANcERv-visorsrA:- oraneo County Court
Charles Webb, Lucy F. Graves and sarah J.
Graves, fiai"i'ns'
wiIiism c. Moore, sr., Administrator Of William c.
Webh teceaspd John " Webb, tson OF Augustine
vysbh, Ann r. Graves, William q. Graves, PAMELA
Graves Oliver II. Perry Terili, John v. Webb son OF
Iobn " W-bbo Wyatt Criuenden Webb hiitchum
Ro.weu Webb Garland Webb, James ! aa'son and
Incy Woodward his wife, Jane Vl"eon Stroyer, Frances
Webb +. C. Kerfuoi ard Harriet his wife Jane Allen,
wyai sandord, Augustus {. Sandorh, John Sanford,
Reuben sanford. Granville sundfnrd. Wilnughby s.
scott William C. Hedges, Thacker Hedges, - Victor
and Sarah Moriah his wife, Frances stone, Henrietta
Dranham Horace Branh I'm, Catherine Branham, Henry
A. Brnnhan, Wills w Hedges, Jonas \. M-nefee and
MorIah his wife, and William w. Branhan, Defendants
Tho defendants, John " Webb, tson of hugistiRe
Webb ) John v. Webb, tson of John V. Webb Wyatt
Clarendon Webb, Mitchum Boswell Webb. Garland
Webb, James s. hlatson and Lucy Woodward his wife,
lane yiveon Stroyrr, Frances Wcbb, Jane hlich,
WYATT SANFORD, John sandford. Reuben SANFORD,
Cranville Sapdtord, Willoughhy S. Scott, William o.
IJedse, Thacker Hedges, Victor and Sarah Morlah
his wife Frances Stone, Henrietta Hranham, Horace
prapham, Catharlne Branhanl, Henry Branham, VIII
lis W. Hedges, Jonas N. Menefee and MORAN nn WHe,
and William w. Branham, not having entered thoiI APP
nearance and given security according TO tae act OF as
s.mbly and The Rules Of this Court and IL Appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF
his Common on molten OF the plaintlns ny
csnn.s II is ordered that the said defendants dohppear
here on the fourth Monday in May next and answrr INC
hill of the plaintiffs and that cory of this ORDER be
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published IN ths
Commonwealth for two months successfully, ana mat
another copy thereof be posed at the front door oil Inc
Court House Of this county.
M.,ch o4-crom p g. FRY, Clerk.
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T.rn,s Of the Enquirer.

The ENQUIRER Is published pAil,f aho oEMi-
E.,V For The Daily Paper, seven dollars pcr an
!, the rate Of eight dollars If taken for short
num- ~ y ,h,n one year For the Seni-Weekiy, hVe
er pel~u annum and Three Dollars for six months
t4a ADVANCE 10 be paid N the Office, or remsted Ny
fsys na,d OF Six Dollars per annum at the emu OF
r,,i posi- t"'"
ar VEL, n., 10 this Office may he RENTED per mall
~ ,S available Bank notes, ct the risk oil the Eai-
II ca ns,rar, Of oil letters beiHe paid ey Tie srers.
TOT - Of single letter is scarcely OF any account
TIN Sc .Iis the accumulation OF postage, IN an
& ae y. business, which operates as serious TAX
upoh'hs TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rur DAILY ENoUlRER-For one square OF
~ ~. or less, first insertion nifty cents, ana
srdng insertion twenty-five esnts-h insert
q = -. S,ss twice a week, or three times week,
Gu srycn and half cents.
ia,s 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
- les, FIST insertion, IS cents; for each contihu-
ar ron, distance must be accompanied with The
nav @. satisfactory references, 10 insure cxecu-
~. 81 os.v.r;es and Marriages from the country,
sse,,sr, ,be par,ys hand-wr,ing is unknown al thus
NJ n,, BE- authenticated by TIE endorsation OF ihe
In the neighborhcod, or they viii III no case
,hIishes Every MEASURE That has heen takea 70
,mposi:ions and quzzes, las proved herei"iare
We must. therefore, insist, IN such case,
& ,nr onuuncaion being certified by the name Of
W. p.,mastsr e-ri..,n the bark Of the letter.
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2

Association, and inviting Them 10 send delegates
10 convention 10 be held in Philadelphia on the
first. Wednesday in May, 1917
"Resoircd. That il is desirable that uniform
and elevated standard OF requirements for the
degree OF m. d.. should be adopted by all The Nc.
deal Schools in the United States, and that
committee Of seyen be appointed 10 report on This
subject at the meeting 10 be held IN Philadelphia
on the first "Wednesday in May, ls47.
"Resol,cd, That ii is desirable that young men,
before being received as students OF medicine,
should have acquired suitable preliminary edu.
cation, and that committee OF seven be appoint
ed 10 report on The standard OF requirements
which should be exacted o. such young men, and
10 report al the meeting ir be held on the first
Wednesday in May, lSiI.
"Rtsolrcd. That il is expedient that the medi-
cal profession ia the Uni.ed States should be &C.
verned by The same code OF medical ethics, and
that committee OF seven be appointed 10 report
a code Tor that purpose al The meeting 10 be held
al PHILADELPHIA on The first Wednesday OF May,
1871"
The Convention then adjourned ill Wednes-
y afternoon.
In The afternoon session of Wednesday, the
President announced the committees contempla-
ted BY the resolutions passed during the morning
session, as follows:
Organi-utiom Of National Medical Assoeietioa-
Campbell Stewart, Stille, Davis, Coeswell, Fen
ner.
To Prepare an Adlrcss-J Knight F.. Ives,
Dow, Sumner, McNaughton, Blalchiord, Bur-
well, Baxlcy.
Reguiyemxats tOr a Degree-Haxall, ]. Cullen,
s. Paltson, cot Virginia. Norris, Flint J. Per-
kins, ]. A. Wing.
Preliminary Edneation-Cowper, Bush, John
son, Edward Mead, March, Alice, Hrainard.
Medical Eihies-Bell, Hayes, Emerson, Nor
ris Dunn, Clark, Arnold.
DR.. 0. S. Barlles, OF N. T., offered the follow
ing resolution:
hesoired, That The union of the business OF
teaching and licensing, in the same hands, is
wrong in principle, and liable 10 great abuse in
practice. Instead of comforting The right 10 IL
cense on Medical Colleges and State and County
Medical Societies il should be restricted 10 one
board in such State, composed, in airproportion,
ofRepresentaves from The Medical Colleges and
the Profession at large, and The pay for whose
services, as examiners, should, 10 no degree de-
pend on HE number licensed by them.
This resolution led 10 long discussion, after
which il was referred 10 committee 10 report
thereon at The next meeting in Philadelphia.
a vore OF thanks was proposed TO The officers
ofihe Convention, Tor the manner in which ,hey
had discharged their duties, which was unani-
mously adopted.
Several other resolutions of thanks, &c, were
adopted, after which the Convention adjourned TO
meet in Philadelphia, on the Isl Wednesday in
May next.
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Hall payable IN ADVANCE
Parents and Guardians referred TO The following
gentlemen:
Rev. Jos. u. Tyler, Principal of The Deaf and Dumb
Institution, Benjamin Crawford, ESQ.,, Jas. ADDISON
Cochran, ESQ.,, Hon. u. c. Baldwin, and Hon:
Lucas z. Thompson, Stanton; Gen. D II. LEWIS, nort
Republic Rockiar ham county Hon Daniel Smith, Har-
risonburg; Hon. John Tayloe Lomax, Fredericksburg
From the manner IN which all the above gentlemen
have expressed themselves, with regard 10 her Scnoo
Mrs Shetfey presuInes that either of them would IN
hestatngy give her, il desired an expression OF ms
opinion in the form III IN tcs,imonia; but as Judge
smith and General Lewis have had better oppor'unit
Of judging of character than any one OF the diners,
she deems their testimony sufficient for the present &C
casion.
"Haviug had two daughters educated al kslorama,
and thIid now there can, with the greatest conn
dence speak Of the merits of this School, The literary
department of this is, In my judgment guile rqua 70
Of any other School Institution for The education OF
young ladies' that have ever kno~n but II IS IN 'u"
deplrinent in which many institutions of the KIM arc
SO defective, that consider the peculiar e1ceehe ~
this consist hero the strctest attention tuno w
the kindest possible mannrrl Is paiu ~ tue inaueo,
habits health comfort aud the religious instruction
Of the pupils. In short, whilst believe tnere are lew
so .sa qualified for the duties they have assumed, err
can be none who will faithfully and conscientious
~ discharge them than Mrs Sheey ard her daughters
Lewiston, March 18th, 1916. 5. II LEWIS
Having seen the above certificate of General y H.
Lewis, in recommendation of the School at kalordma,
~ Mrs Shelley and her daughters take great plea
in saying that concur in the above statement N
every particular. From NV long acquaintance win
those ladies, aud my knowledge OF the Srhco under
It's former organlzaon having had two daughters sdu.
Gated there can, with the utmost confidence, recom-
mend any institution conducted By them 10 the patron
ace Of the public DANL. SMITH"
Harrisnnhurg Va, March "a, ls46-ctf
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ERY-ViRsIsiA:-Page County, TO VII:
TIE Commonwealth OF Virginia, Complainant:
against
Charles H. Finn administrator Of John D. Richards,
decreased Defendaht
At Court held for the county of rege, at the
onr: lonse, Monday, the sd day OF Feb
nary, lei6-sitting az Court of Chanccry-this
say came the complainant by Francis u. Jordan,
t"., the Attorney for the Commonwealth, and hled
let bill against the defendant for the recovery OF the
.endnrm of he personal estate Of John ID. Richards,
afe.esed In The hands Of the said administrator, nnnd
nnsered for the and benefit of the Literary fund,
oelhg within the jurisdiction OF this Court. And II ap.
peene by satisfactory evidence that there IL person
entitled 10 take the rosduum, under the laws Of this
Commonwealth, directing the distribution Of intes-
s. estates, II 10 ordered, that publication be made
"..niee months in some newspaper published az the
seaof Government Of this State, and In some news
PAPER published at the seat Of Government Of the
uohed States, the law requires The snid John D.
richards, deceased, was a native OF the county Of
soeck in this State, and died interstate, az far rs 10
ao~n and believed, about tbs year 1888, somewhere
nea tuscaloosa, in the State Of Alabama, leaving the
In o. eight hundred and my dollars In the hands Of
NC NC sald Charles n Finn, when acting rs Deputy
Su ier ihs county Of Page, and who has since qua
see,ased ~
and u further ordered tina. all persons claiming an
lest IN .he said undispoeed-of residuum as dtfrl-
N ~ tue deceased, do appear here on the first day
ate hexl June term Of this Cont being the fourth
0naay 10 the month, and make themselves defendants
SAID bill; and IL person shall accordingly mp
H. AUG snow snfheient title In himself herself,
,,a ouu VIII decree tbs nRdapossd OF residuum afore-
"a " ne Commonwealth, for the benefit of the Lite
auad Copy. Tes,e,
Asrsh io--wsn wa. Q. LAucE, Clerk.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT KALORAMA aTAuNTQN

MRS. SHEFFEY having given up tho Seminary,
1'l which she formerly conducted at The above place,
desires TO receive few young ladies mot exceeding
tweve) into her family boarding pupils Il her oh,
ject establish this School such plan az shall
unite the advantages Of home with the advantages OF
Schools one means of eecting this, she declines re-
ceiving day pupils, and limits her number as above.
Recognising our accountability Higher Power LOT
pie the foundation Of her system of educaton ana mus
endeavOr 10 avoid the OF cultlvatng paicu-
lar endowment Al the expense of another WINE,
therefore, Is her intention her best efforts oI
the intellectual advancement of her pupils, she woua
bestow no less care upon their principles and habits
The Course of study will embrace all those EnGlsn
branches usually taught in the best Schools IN ine
State-tbe French Language and Music Especial alien
ton will be paid To English Composition Ana as Us
OF great importance that the habit Of reading as wen
historical reading will be pursued and works Of amuse-
ment, both poecal and prose, will be frequently intro
duced into the family circle. The second session wii
the hrst Monday in May, and end Inc last
day of September.
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Correspondence Of he Mem Orleans Iropic |
ST.. JosEPH's IsLaSp, Texas,

Messrs. Editors BY lh- arrival of the steam
er Monmorth, Ibis day, intelligence has been re-
ceived q, this place OF The army Of occupation be-
ing surrounded BY 10000 Mexican troops. The
Mexican army passed the Rio Grande in the
night. Capt. Thornton, 2d Dragons, in al
tempting 10 cut his way Out with his company,
was killed. Also, two subalterns and 3 privaies
The remainder taken prisoners. Gen. Taylor
on ibis day, 2Sth, engages with Tie enemy. His
whole force of fighting men will not numner
5 ,000-his motto is, conquer or dic!' The U.
S. troops are eager for The fray. F'.''.
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UNIyERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE Board Of Visitors having directed notice TO be
given through tho public press, that they will pro-
coed, their meeting the 18th Of June next, to
and Patron, applications for that Office hereby In
vlted.
This Officer will receive salary Of one thousand dol
lars, with a dwelling and grounds free OF rent.
Communications may be- addressed to JOS G. Gahell,
Rector Of the University, Prof Ed. e. Couytsnay.
Chairman ofths Faculty GsO. w. sPooNER,
May e-ewsw Acting Proctor Y. va.
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BOSTON,

This distinguished HORSE, whose per.
So forn,nnces on the turf were uneqnalled, and
- whose colts have, as far as tried, been IN
.Lll1 commonly successful, 50 much SO, that every
an, u, onel tina, has been trained has been o'nsr.
WI stand ,h.s Spring at my plantation, Oakland IN tne
,,y al chesterfield, about twenty-five miles itoui
to,s p.t.r.tury and Richmond, and is now ready 10
.,y. mares q, fly dollars the season, payable al us ea
n,a,ion. which VIII be ffteenth July next servants
srd w. lad II wished at reasonable prce-pasiutage
una lois extensive, and excellent. ,.us,oS
Fen. lT-ctls,lnne ". q. 1Chm ,,
~ Tho Richmond Wing and Petersburg inteiiiseneei
A ill frat June.