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INTERESTING FROM THE ARMY.

The brig Georgiana arrived at New Orleans on
the 23d ultimo, bringing accounts from Tampico to
the 18th. The Picayune gives the following sum
mary of the news:
January, direct from Victoria. He entered that
town with Gen. Quitman on the evening Of the
18th December. Gen. Quitman drove the enemy
before him for the last thirty forty miles before
getting to Victoria. The Mexicans Were reluc-
tant to give up the place. AS Gen. Quitman en-
tered the town the Mexicans were going out on the
other side Gen. q. had no cavalry and could not
pursue them. Col. X. speaks in the warrnest
terms Of the prompt and soldierly conduct Of this
officer.
Col. Kinney parted from Gen. Taylor at Monte
Morales and pushed on with Gen. Quitman to Vic
torla. From thence he made his way almost Alone
to Tampico, taking Soto la Marina in his route ac-
complishing distance of nearly $50 miles in three
days, and narrowly escaping from advanced parties
OF the Mexicans several occasions.
We have no reason to suppose that Gems. Butler
and Worth have moved from Salto.
There is little doubt, as we learn from private
letters, that there was large Mexican force-pro-
baby mostly cavalry-at Tula at las; dates, all
under command of Gen. Valencia.
From correspondent at .Tampico we learn
that on the LIST of January General Taylor sent for
ward Colonel May, Of the dragons, to examine
the mountain pass between Monte Morales and
Labradores. On his return from Labradores he
took another pass leading to Linares, and was
attacked by large body Of the enemy and his rear
guard cut of. This was effected by rolling stones
into the pass, which was scarcely wide enough for
single hOrseman May managed to get through
with the main body, and reached spot where he
was enabled to dsmouRt and to the succor of
the rear guard, but 1t was too Iate as the enemy
had retreated with their prize. At one time during
the passage OF the gorge, the dragons would have
been almost at the mercy of the enemy, had the
latter discharged their pieces with any accuracy
for the position they occupied was directly over the
heads of our troops. We cannot ascertain Colonel
Mays loss, or whether he had any men killed OF
not"
The Correspondent of the New Orleans Delta
writes from Victora, under date Of the 9th of JAN
uary, a follows:
81 think you may safely set it down that the
next movement of this wing Of the army will be
10 lamplco. and from thence to Vera Cruz. We
are ADVISED here that Gen. SoOTT is at, OF on the
way 70 iampico, and thther an express will be
SEM 70 MN Tomorrow morning. We look for des
Pa'cnes from him in day or two, and the chances
are altogether in favor of their containing an order
for us to proceed Immediately to Tampico.
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DIR. WOODS
SARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS,

rURES Disease without Vomiting, Pureinp Sicken-
~ ing or Debilitating the Patient, and is partc-
ularly adapted for the Removal and Permanent Cure
all Diseases arising from impure State of the Blood
or Habit Of the System, wiz
Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections ofthc Bad-
der and Kidneys, Bilious fevers, Corrupt Humors,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia. No person with this distressing
disease should delay using this medicine Immediately
positively cures all cases of Dyspepsia, however
we're, Eruptions OF the Skin, Eryspelas Enlargement
OF the Bones Fever and Aguc Flatuency, Founcss Of
Complexion, General Debility. For general hysical
prosraton caused by disease, medicine ndiscrcons
committed i'll youth, alterations of mind confusion of
ideas, loss Of memory, dmness Of vison hopeless ex-
preston of countcnancc and for this class Of disease
generally this medicine has had its equal Gout
Gddiness, Gravel, Headaches of every kind Inv ard
Fever, Infamatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaun-
dice, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, Lcprosy,
Loosencss, Mcrcurial Diseases Never fails to erad-
cate entirely, all the effects of Mercury infinitely soon
or than any other medicine. Night Sweats, Nervous
Debility, Nervous Complaints of all kinds Neuralgia
Organic Affections Papitation of the Heart; Painters
organs, Rush Of Blood TO the Head Scurvy Salt Rheum
Swellings, Sick Headache Stiffness of the Joints Scro
na, or Kings Evil, Syphilis in its forms, Ulcers
OF every description and the Eryspelas, Exposure and
lmprudcncc of Life, Female Complaints
Ladies of pale complexion and consumptivc habits,
and such dcbiltated by these distractions which
or two, TO bloom and vgor is by far the remedy
discovered for weakly children and such as have
bad humors, being pleasant they readily take it, 1t
Immediately restores the appetite, strength and color
Nothing can be more surprising than its inyqoratne
effects the human frame Persons ali weakness and
assitude before taking it, at become robust and full
acts the nerveessnes Of the female frame which is the
great of barrcnncss A great number of physi-
clans of New York and Brooklyn prescribe il to their pa
tcnts with perfect success and satisfaction.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & KETCH-
AM, l2i Fulton Street n. Y, DR.. +. BERKELEY,
Staunton, and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States. Price 81, large bottles
January 81, 1917.
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6 q K ID q MS
VEGETABLE ANTI-BILIOUS
YAMILY PILLS.

de. GoRpoNs PILLS are truly the sick man.
- friend No Traveller Family should be without
them Their timely administration will prevent much
pam ana suffering, and save many valuable lives.
these rms were compounded by DIR. Gordon after
years oi study and careful observation upon the nature
OF different medicines and the effect which they produce
upon different constitutions in various forms u disease
They nave been extensively used by Of most
eminent physicians, and by many private families for
several years. and such has been the satisfaction whch
they have gwen that it is firmly believed that the veg
etaole Kingdom does not furnish any materials for pur
do
tain Cslomci. Mercury, or any mineral preparations
a Are entirely OF vegetable ex
tam SAFE and Easy in their operations il be
otherwise the stomach and bowels contain foul and
acIia poas Understanding great necessity for pur-
These Pills do require particular attention
or drink anu may be taken at all times when most
convenient wi'hout the fear OF increased liability TO take
cold
1t is asserted by many that Fcvcrs, and in fact, all
diseases are caused by impure state of the blood.
The impurities which usually pass off by the bowels and
various otner outlets, being retained in the blood,
ercnt parts Oh the body. This produces disease-and
that part OF the system which is weakest is easily
affected
The Bowels being the principal channel through
which great portion of the impurities of the system
are discharged, II is evident that whatever bcne
cially on them be conductive to health-And as
the Bowels the most effcctual and in fact almost
the only way BY which general impression can be
made upon the SYSTEM perfectly reasonable
pose that nearly all diseases will be least
much benefited by ajudcious purgativc medicines
IL is called to apatcnt, what is the first thing
done! lie prescribes dose two Of purgative medi-
clnes and them after day two, if the patient is
better he gives him another dose of purgativc medi
cine, and doing other little things-but the
main reliance for cure is upon the effect produced by
purgative medicines Therefore if you are sick DELAY
not, but take few doses of DIR. Gordon's Vegetable
r amily Pills, and be again restored TO health.
Dr Gordon's Vegetable Anti Bilious Family Pills,
cure Bilious Fever, Yellow Fever Rcmitt.nt and In,
termittcnt Fevers Inflammatory Fevers, Pain in the
Head, Side, Back and Stomach inflammation of the
Brain, Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Throat and
CHEST; Dropsy, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Cholic,
Dyspepsia, Mysteries, Low Spirits, Ulcers, and old
Sores, Female Complaints, and all Diseases where Pur
= 0g. For sale by DIR. f. Berkeley, A. D. Wren, j.
F. Patterson and Thomas p. Eskridge, Staun,on and
on enquiry can be had in all the towns in the State.
February 4, 1916.
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T H e NJ A R X T. rs.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JAN. %.

FLoUR-No transactions since receipt of the TO-
reign news per Hibernia--held at Sc.
CoRN-Com rs cts.
OATs-30 35 cents--in demand.
WHEAT-l20 to | 25c. per bushel.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, SO OOa 25; nett Ga SO, according to
quality MUTTON: So $4-scarce and in de-
mand. Hoes: Live S. 50 wholesale-$6 retail.
CoTroN-91 a 10 cents per Id.
PRovIsIoNs-BAcoN Smithfield and City Gu
red, new, 81 9 cts. Joles cents g. cts. ; Hams
10 cts.-old Western Sides, II cts Should
ers, g. 69 cents. LARD ga 9c-scarce and want
ed
RIcE-New crop, d a a. cents per ID.
SALT-$l SO from wharf; ST. 60 from store.
COTTON YARNs--Richmond and Manchester
(Factory prices) Nos. to IL, Is cents Nos.
IL to Is, 10 cents.
WHIsKEY-Bbls 24c. hhds. % cents.
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A Ia County Court of Augusta held at the
"A Court House OF said County, on Monday the
18th day of December. lS46-
James Poage and Thomas Wilson, and Eliza his
we-Plantiffs,
AGAINST
Thomas G. Poage, Robert G. Poagc Cyrus Poare,
John III. Poage, Matthew Wilson, jr. and Jano
his wife and others-Defendan,s.
IN CHANCERY
This day came the Plaintiffs by their attorney
and filed their bill against the Defendants and on
motion John A. Davidson is appointed guardian
ad Item FOR the infant children of Ann Scott and
George w. Mowry is appointed guardian nd Item
for the infant children of Elizabeth Jane Mowry.
decd, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendants Thomas G.. Poage Ro-
bert &. Poage, and Cyrus Pcage are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth: and they not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according to
the Act of Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court
motion of the Plaintiffs by their attorney, it is
ordered that said Thomas G.. Poage, Robert G..
Poage and Cyrus Poage, appear here on the fourth
Monday OF March next, and answer the Plaintiffs
bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith in
| serted for two months in newspaper published
in the town of Staunion, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door of the Court
| House of Augusta County.
Copy--Teste
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
|
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FOR THE SPECTATOR
AT HOME, IN "NY OWN u,,v, ,,o,.u

AT HOME, IN ''MY OWN HIRED HOUSE,
Ma. EDrToR,-I fully accord with the nrono-
sal Of ga Whig," in your last, to aid Capt. Hnr-
Pu, als ~ very mun d IN ne, | perceive
"aid and comfort TO the enemy" as Wings love TO
give. forward you an arrangement by which
my arreatages, as a subscriber to your paper, NAV
be all paid, and also one new subscriber with the
payment in advance. I have long admired the
candor and ability with which the commander of
the Augusta Volunteers has conducted his party
Press'-Long may he live to give "aid and com
fort" to the enemies Of our Country by cold steel
and rifle ball
A CONSERVATIVE
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NJ A r RI ID.

On the 2sth of January, by the Rev. p Shicecl, Mr..
SAMUEL WILL, to Miss FRANCES ]. BRANNAMAN,
daughter of Mr.. John Brannaman-al of Augusta.
On Thursday the 18th of November, by the Rev. j.
c. Hensell, Mr.. THOMAS f. PAYNE, TO Miss ELIZA
BETH COLEMAN, of this county.
On Thursday the 2lst ult, by the same, Mr. Henry
SwIsHER, of Rockbridge county, TO Miss JULIA ANN
DAUGHERTY, OF this county
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. JOHN ]. BowEns,
to Miss MARGARET WIsEMAN-all of Augusta.
On the same day, by the same Mr.. DAVID PALMER
to Miss MARY JANE SHANNoN-all of Augusta.
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A VAlLUAlBlhlN
HOUSE AND LOT
IN WAYNESBOROUH,
FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on Saturday the 18th day of Feb
ruary next, to the highest bidder, valuable
Lot on main street, in the town Of Waynesborough,
on which there is a
u % G. ID w 5A d u 7 81 Go
two good large FRAME SHOPS, and other Build
ings suitable for mechanic.
Persons wishing good situations as mechanics,
would do well to attend the sale, as bargains may
be expected Terms accommodating.
j. KEISER,
e. SHRECKHISE, Au''' Is.
February a, lS47. OLD. Keiser, decd
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BALTIMORE MARKET. JAN. 30.

BNLI1NOKE MAKKET, JAN. 80.
FLoUR-$5 81 a IS. WHEAT IS 50 ac-
cording to quality.
Corn MEAL.-The advance in this article has
been 81 cents per Dbl. On Monday Baltimore
kiln dried could have been had at So 62a. On
Tuesday there We're sales at 81 25. On Wednes-
day, 1000 bbls. Patapsco kiln dried were taken at
$4 SO, and that price has since been offered and
refused for several thousand barrels of that and
ther Baltimore brands.-Bat. finer.
CoRN-S5 cts.-RYE rs cents.
CATrLE-$2 I2E So so per 100 lbs on the
hoof equal to 81 25 to So rs nett the average rate
of sales is 50 rs on improvement of l24 cents
Hostile last sales made at Sc 25 So 50.
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"A L an intermediate adjourned Term of the Cir
A cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Augusta County, ut the Courthouse thereof, on
Friday the 9Th of January, 1877
Joseph Mayo, admir-. de bons of Ninian Min
zies, decd, and of James Todd, dec'd.-Plain's.
AGAINST
Samuel Clarke, Trustee of Sampson Mathews,
decd, and the heirs Of the said Sampson Ma
thews, decd, and Joel E. Mathews, admir-. de
bons non, with the will annexed of George Ma
thews, decd, and executor also of Charles l..
Mathews, decd, and other Defendants.
This cause came to be heard by consent of
parties this Sth day of January lS47, on the bills,
answers, exhibits, dispositions and report Of Com
missioner Tapp, and was argued by counsel: On
consideration whereof the Court is of opinion that
this cause is not now in condition in which de-
cree can be pronounced, that it is necessary and
proper that the creditors named in the Deed Of
Trust executed by Sampson Mathews TO AleXan-
der Nelson, bearing date on the 2lst day of Octo-
Der, 1875, and the creditors named in the Deed Of
Trust executed by the said Sampson Mathews to
Samuel Clarke and Jacob Kinney, bearing date the
10Th day of November, 1896, both of which deeds
are filed as exhibits in this cause, should be made
parties de'-.dant in the same-doth adiudge, order
and decree that leave be e iven to the Plaintiff to
file supplemental bill, making Tire creditors or
their representatives, provided for by the said deeds
parties defendant and doth further order and decree
that the cause be referred TO Master Commissioner
Hendren, TO take an account showing
LIST. Which, if any, of the debts provided for i'll
said deeds have been paid, when paid, and the a
mount paid.
I'd. A statement OF the debts intended TO he Sc
cured by such deeds which have not been paid, and
the amount of the same
And the said Commissioner is authorized to mako
any other statement deemed pertinent by himself or
required by the parties TO be made, and proceed
In the execution of the decree. after having publish
ed in some newspaper printed in the town of Stau-
ton for two months successfully, notice OF the time
and place of his proceedings, take said accounts,
and calling on the creditors provided for in said
deeds, to present and assert their claims if any they
have, to the said Trstfund, and said Commissioner
is requested to make report of his proceedings, ur-
der this decree.
y copy-Teste,
n. G. KINNEY, c. c.
Eg The parties interested are Hereby inform
ed that have appointed Thursday, the LIST day of
April next, for the purpose of executing the foreso-
ing decretal order, at which time they are required
TO attend at my office in the town of Sta,intun.
prepared to render account of their claims and
Liabilities in obedience to the decree
J. n. HENDBE.N, Master Cona'r
January Dist lSi7
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PETERS, PILLS.

IJuIE universal celebrity which this medicine has
gained in every section of the country, and the ma
ny astonishing has effected have established its
efficacy beyond all doubt as general family medicine
1t has no rival In all cases Of Indigestion, Bilious Fee
vcrs, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Sick Headache,
Jaundcc, Asthma, Dropsy, Piles Cholic Worms, Dis.
case of the Heart, and in all affections of the stomach
and bowels Peters Pills will be found a never failing
remedy.
o. For sale by DR.. f. Berkeley, A. d. Wren, ].
f. Patterson, and Thomas p. Eskrdgc, Staunton; and
on enquiry can be had in all the towns in the State
January L. lS17
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BOOKS! BOOKS
ROBERT COWAN.

HAS just received from the Presbyterian Board
Of Publication large number of its publica-
tons, among which are the following Life of
Knox; Scott's Force of Truth Destruction of Je-
rusalem Life of Andrew Melville Pleasures of
Religion Way of Salvation Saints Encourage
inent; History of the Inquisition Religious Ex-
perlence McCrie's Reformation in Italy Travels
In North India, by the Rev. John G.. Lowrie An
nails of the Prosecutions in Scotland Keith on the
Prophecies Lives OF the Refomers Doddrge's
Rise and Progress, SC SC.
Staunton, February d. 1S47
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS
"HAVE DONE HER MORE GOOD THAN ANY
MEDICINE SHE EVER USED"

MEDICINE SHE EVER USED"
PREBLEs MILLS, Wood County Va
October 5, l596.
Mr. r. f. SELLERS II am much gratifcd 18th the
good effects following the of your Liver Pills in the
case of my wife, that think the afflicted would be in
duccd TO make general Of them their value
was more generally known. Mrs. Roach has been COM
planning for the last two years, she has taken great
deal of medicine recommended at different times by
from them. Last spring, bought some of your Liver
Pills, and prevailed upon her make use of them and
am bold TO say that they have done her more good
than any medicine she has taken. This triumph
of your Liver Pills has rendered them very popular in
this section Of the country and they in greater de-
mand than any other kind Of pill.
j. G.. ROACH.
AS purgative and bilious pill, they are far SUI
pcrior TO the pills OF the day and should he US
ed in their place. Prepared and sold by r. E. SELL
Frs, 81 Wood street
Go-sold by DR.. +. BERKELEY, Stanton, Va
November &c, 1916.
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THIS WAY Or THAT WAY.

i AM anxious to make final settlement of all my
business in Augusta, and to this end call on all
those who are indebted me, either by note OF ac-
count, to make payment by the February Court. 1t
is important that this notice be attended to- as the
nature Of my business requires prompt payment
fShort settlements make long friends" and are an
pers, &c, will be left in the hands of NJ. CUsHING
Esq, whose receipt for any money paid him will
be good against me.
JOSEPH STERN.
J,,u,ry % 1917 %
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= caroline Water, do,
( Ctfron ttiater, do,
: Ndsfurfiim,
{ Early Siicer .Skin'd Onion .
{ Uhife Portugal, do,
) Large Dark Red, do,
: Yeiio,o Dutch, do,
{ Long Dutch Parsnip,
s Early D,carf Peas.
s keen's Seediags, do,
; Early Wartcich, do,
I Early Washington, do,
I Early Frame, do,
Bishops Early Dtrdrf do. i,
5 Rnight's Fall Iarroiv do. ,
, D,cayf tchite Mar,'fdf, do. ,
! Giants Marro,c, do,
S,ceef Spanish Pepper,
feiioto Pumpkin,
Early French Set. Radish.
Early Set. Short Top, do,
Cherry 1hrnip, do,
Early White Ittrr,ip, do,
Rheubdrb, Satisfy,
Summer Bush Squash,
Vegetable Maroon, do,
Large Red Tomato,
Large Yeii0tc, do,
Early Sno,cbaH 1iTnip,
YeliO,D, do, lido,
Early Hhite Garden Stone
Long Iankard, do,
Okrd.
Also, a great cdriety Of
FIOJVER SEEDS.
snlS~
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O BIZ r U A RY.

DIED, on Friday evening, January %, IS47, at the
Theological Seminary of Getty sburg, MIR. WILLIAM
BEARD, late OF Middcbrook, Augusta county, Va, "a
member of the Junior Glass of Pcnnsy College,
the 25th year of his age.
DIED, at the residence of Robert McClung esq, in
Bath County, the ODD of January, lS47 Capt. Ro-
BERT THOMPSON, in the 93d year Of his age.-IObitu-
airy next week.
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NUPy - tSIt,
JEFFERSON KINNEY. Clerk
January 81, lS47.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County; on Monday the 9TH day
of December, 1916,
Michael Doyle and Anna his wifc--Plaintifls,
AGAINST
James Nj Laughlin and Kitty his wife-DeHendants
The said defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act
of Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and it APP
Pearlng from satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth ON motion
of the Plaintiffs, 1t is ordered that the said James
Mclaughlin and Kitty his wife appear here on the
first Monday in March next and answer Plaintiffs
Bill; and that copy of this Order he forthwith
successfully, and posted on the front door Of tho
Court House for said County.
Copy-1'esic,
CHARLES l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
December II 1916
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

PY virtue of Deed OF Trust executed to me
- by Franklin L. Geiger, and of record in the
Clerks Office Of the county Court of Augusta shall
on the first day of February Court (being the 22nd
instantly in the town of Staunton offer for sale at
auction to the highest bidder, the remainder of the
Stock of Goods of said Geiger. Terms at sale.
Sale to continue from day to day till finished.
BREEZE JOHNSON, Trustee.
February g. lS47
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SIxTY-Two ACRES OF LAND,
BOOKS! R00KSI

'ENHE Kitchen and Fruit Gardner, 25 cents :;
4 The Complete Florist, 25 cents; The Com
pete Cook, 25 cents; The Complete CONNECTION
er, IS cents Domestic Cookery, 25 cents 200
Receipts for French Cookery, by Miss Leslie :;
Napoleon and his Marshas, by j. T. Headley !;
just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton Feb A 1917
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<<"Fty tt"ttt ~t0stSs 0t0st"
Jphise Kidney. do,
Ye9o,o SIR Weeks, do,
Early Moha,ck. do,
Large gYhite Lima, DO,
Long Blood Beet,
TVhite Sugar, do,
Early Red Scarcity, do,
French YeilOto Sugar, do.
Early York Cabbage,
Royal Dtcar5, do,
Early Dtitca, do,
Early Sugar Loqf, do.
Large Early York, do,
Elaf or Lou Dutch, do,
Late Drumhcad. do,
Long Orange Carrot,
Blood Red, do,
Late Dutch Cauiijiotrer,
Whife Solid Celery,
t.arfy Frame Cucumber,
Early Green Cluster, do,
long Green Turkey, do.
Long Green Southg0tc do. ,
Small Gherkin, do,
Purple Egg Plant.
Early Siiccia L'n.-ce,
Royal Cabbage, do,
Green Citroa Melon,
Pine Apple, do,
Nutmeg, do,
Large Cantelope, do,
Pomegrdndte, do,
Skiiimdn's Nettied, do,
Long Island Water, do,
Stanntnn Enl,r,oy A