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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WA.AIsGToS. Feb. 22-Gen. Pierce has kept his room
the entire day declining company and not even ad
hitting the Mayor This afternoon Gov. Marcy was closet
ed with him for considerable nine.
The various volunteer companies OF the city paaded the
streets with stirring music in commemoation of the day,
and in passing Wizards hotel salued Gen. Pierce but he
did not show himself..iiti .ti'@so's.'
An unfortunate sequel the lata affair between Posmas
Ter General Hubbard and tho Hon. George Briggs occurred
at the capitol to duy. The parties met in dark passage
near the House Library Mr. Hubbard CRASHED Mr. Briggs
bv the hand saying "ow you B!iges?" Mr.. Briggs
shook hands with him. but in moHen. discovering who ii
was followed Mr. Hubbard, and meeting him 10 The anti.
leading from the House 70 Tho rotupfa said ~ have
inc, shaken hands with you'll wish reuact that act Of
potepess-you have insued me and have publicly called
YOU no gentleman MIR. Hubbard answered Just as you
please you are beneath my notice. Mr. Briggs theTeupon
viii, his ef, hand Immediately slapped Mr. Hubbard In the
face sayins "wiil you make resistance Mono being
offered Briggs continued-"I have said in public tina, you
honorable man. and have now slapped your face
don't you resent ~" --
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The dav was celebrated with spirit Every company OF
the CITY Volunteers with the Chesterfield Dragons and
the Public Guard was on parade They fred national So
lutte on the North Western suburbs of the city, and alter
passing the Executive Mansion where they were reviewed
by The Governor, they filed off TO their vaoue places
dining.
During the morning the Executive Mansion was thrown
open and cordial reception given to the hundreds "n'
called on Gov. Johnson.
At night the Young Guards. Captain Richardson hao
brilliant and delightful Ball Lafayette Hail. Inc 'oo"
was handsomely decorated with flags of all nations ~.
tral sparencea; the quadriss and waltzes sparkeu
beauty, and the gay scene was kept up until an cary
Yesterday morning.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IL THE VI OitLD &!
USED EI THOUSANDS
u. ,.Ieah 1.R hug =


tR X ROSE Xxi turant or Cough syrup drc''s1s
bcs a,dyrg aud cuins The most r"ublr.c"r
Cnre Consumption thai lion ol nIreass' taken ~
~, ROSE Philadelphia, having devoted hl'sols aittn "
e, br .,uy reform icuary the rcameat oi tIscse>
~. nns Throat. his short time cure: ne 81 o"S ssaiG'
g disease the Ta:hca. Hinipc, and -ont'sy recon-
,nrnL and mode 81 uea'nl.n 10 IL: public generally
L. CHAPMAN NJ. d, PihIadeiihia.
KESsIy1rus Philadelphia. Jan. 2s $50.
a. r Ros.--pcar Sir: own beaIhl now say ta
i rr,,y good troubled with coush unless t.Ae cold
, 'ie your Coueh syrup elec Ietltc cure
yo would send M. su.nc your Alternative Pills They
i'e ne very 'ss' "'s'','"' DIR COLEMAN.
PHILADELPHIA. bee H. $50.
r,r recommend the afflicted Dr. Roae's Cnneh Sy
ran for Mi pulmonary dlsacs cured OF chinnc affection I"
The unrs b, The m single bottle OF Cough syrup aud box
~" " 49,, .;;m,iy pIs WM BUCKLEY,
% - : 49, Ridge Road sccunI door beluw Wallace st.
ma picird win inflammation Of The Lu"- with spit
ma ~; Mo a. g..l wca,s. dIy. for months al
Ter ryinc three rhy-ans ritcutce! twas cnpfetc!
u. ~ So bottles IrJ ) Roses Cough syrup or EXrcrio
rii ~ . ''''''''
pnrTssfLLE Pa. January a. tsoi -, :,
.n yn .uui cure your Cough. Cold. Influenza ami aTod al
, as isrn tikGg coi and thoroughly prevent Consumption
rro,r.hii... and >pIuins Blood. ;lkc this rup!
H. At 50 ST. for sale hy Purcell Lad 60
r,er Sr. Juva Il X udi. Blair. > NJ Zac!rl-s u ant
" r. Laid aso In Charlottesville By W. Bsss: l@mt!G:-
rs j, II s"aE. '''*' r. - .. '>"'' -
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A coon MAN DEBATED

II our painful duty TO the sudden death OF
o,r woribes and most beloved fellow citizens Samue
TAYLOR is no more On Tuesday afternoon, on leaving INT
Danyile cars in search OF carriage, he stumbled on rail-
and being enyeoped IN cloak could moi save hmsei
from falling His head struck violently against all IRON H'
and confusion of the brain was the result he was con
veyed home and beahcd his last yesterday morning m
TAYLOR was eminent in the profession of the law was gen
eman of the bes, and kindcs, heart and the highest cha
actcr and was most cordially esteemed and loved ny '
whole community. In the State Senate and IN Tue ms
State Reform Convention his strong mind excellent seh'e
and concuory manners, for him an honorable dishc
on and he died full OF honors and OF years. he was EN-
phacuy excellent and most valuable ci'zeh' a'0
his DEATH leaving sud void in the community WIN ions
be deplored oy his afectionac iellow-citlzcns.
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A BEAUTIFUL SONG.
The following original song sung at the recent Gel
b,a,,ou of the Burns CLUB in the city Of New York;

The following original song was sung al the recent cen
b,a,,on of the Burns CLUB in the city Of New York:
"Tdke back the ring, dear jamie,
The ring you gaed 10 me,
And o. the vows you made yestreen
Beneath the birken tree;
But nie back me my heart again
It's a hae 10 git
Gin yell no wait fitting :ime
Ye Gamma marry Inc.
~ promised 10 my daddie,
Afore he slipped ava,
meier wad leave my mammie,
Whateer sud her beta;
III faithful keep my PROMISE
For a. that ye can gle;
So, Jamie, il ye Wilma wait,
.Ye Gamma marry me-"
81 Gamma leave my mammie,
She's been kind TO Inc,
Sin Ger bairnee,
Awee thing on her knees
Nae mair she'll cainl my gowden hair
Nor busk me spood and Draw,
She's auld and frai, her cen are dim.
And sumo will close on a..
81 mauna leave my mamnie,
Her journey is nae lang,
Her held 10 bending to the moods
Where il mum shortly gang;
Were an heiress O. a crown,
I'D a. its honors tine,
TO watch her steps In helpless age,
AZ she in youth watched mine."
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PERSONAL

Punch finds fertile field for his invetera's wit 10 the re-
cent up between The women Of Stafford House ant
thar mdear sisters" on this side Of the Atlanc-gowni
on, OF The Uncc Tom, or Slavery agitation Thus, In M
Last number, be puts into The mouth Of the Duches. Q
Sutherland poetic ter.onstrnncc, o"h'cn 'hs verse
medium sample:
THE LADIES BULL. - '"-''
Sisters, daughters. wives, and mothers
An our feelings how II racks,
That your sons, srcs, husbands, orotnerss
Should so badly use their blacks!
Oh we speak with hearts sincerest,
All with love and pity rent; '----'
Bot why don't you, sisters dearest,
Make your relatives repentf
Then comes atlantic Iejoinder: t
BY LADIES JONATHAN. 81
You have slaves far worse than nisgers,
That In Ignorance are sunk,
Who no letter know, nor figures,
Vicious destitute, and drunk:
Have them taught 10 read their bibles,
And repeat their B e,
Better This than writing lihels
On the Nation Of the Free.
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AN ORIENTAL PARADISE;
4 persan's heaven is easy made,
'ris bur black eyes and lemonade.
Boston Transcript
A CELESTIAL PARADISE:
4 Chinese heaven Uf course would be,
a heap Of ia. aad cup Of tea.
Lynn Nsws.
AN ENGLISH PARADISE:
An Englishmans heaven would be in chief,
A rosy cheek and piece of beef.
YOr PopuI.
YANKEE PARADISE.
4 Yankee heaven is different life,
4 soft pine board and sharp jack-knfe.
Sunday Morning Ncvs.
AN AMERICAN PARADISE:
Tie Tanstr'. place Of heaven and rest,
/. found u LITTLE furthur Vest
London Times.
A DUTCHMAN'S PARADISE:
The Heaven Of Hans, without doubt
Hath walls and floors Of sour.krout.
AN IRISHMAN'S PARADISE:
Where's heaven for Pat but 10 the tater
In Bddy, piggy, and The crater?
Schenectady Reflector.
A PRINTERS PARADISE:
The Printers heaven is mighty queer place,
No hel-no pi-tat mailer embrace.
lLou:sriue Dem.
AN EDITORS PARADISE:
A home that's void OF every evil,
With regular mails and smiling d..
Wheeling Argus
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TO VIRGINIA EXHIBITORS

We learn from COL John s. Cunningham, virginia Oo','
missioner 10 the Great exhibition at London 'na' oe
Gales Jurors Reports and Medals have been
Washington from Her Majesty's Commissioners :" -
sen,ed to each and every Exhibitor. 'e''e mn, -.
.,d.n of Tho 1rned States counersigned by the unique
sIo,as or ca, Peter Force will be forwarded also 10 ev-
orn rxhih,or The Certificates are handsomely got up,
and hear The bold signature Prince Albert as President OIL
rho Roy,l Commission About twenty-five will come TO
citizens of Virginia.
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t0ETkCAL,
= 2 - 80 ~ 30 = = :
Far The ENQUIRER.
To RODOLPHE.

To RODoLPHE.
Thy, Harp has ceased its ma stc notes! {,
We listen, but In vain,
To catch the echo of sound
From thy wild notes again.
Why Is il that thy Lyric breathes
Its thrilling notes no more,
When every strain comes freighted with,
a tide from Songs bright shore 2
Gull from thy store of Memory,
Its rarest brightest gem, .''
And Irvine it mid thy flowers Of rhyme
In a bright diadem;
Breathe soft lay of other days -
Or sing OF JOY or pain:'
care not what Thy theme may be;
But strike thy Harp again.
For thou hast but TO touch It's strings
With one soft gentle strain,
To find response in many hearts
Then strike thy Harp again
I've spoken oft TO thee In song,
Yet still we meier have metj
Save In bright dreams OF fancy thought
Which can meier forget.
CUMBERLAND County, Va. V~@
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Mr. Hubbard then toplad ns.rke sway NV com
swuy-I shall not p,riks back, for you sto
,cmptr' -; ., I'M left side of his head
with his rsh, hand and repeated h heors serious injury was
The men I'M, MI Hubbard intends institute
anal proceedings against Mr. Briggs. -. -.
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

A Convention will be held in the town OF Yanceyye N
c. on TUESDAY the 9Th Of April it being the week of ApII
County Court, for the purpose Of forming joint stock Com
pany TO construct and build Rail Road from conve
nicn, point on the Richmond and Dunvile Rail ltoac
through the towns Of Milton and Yanceyve 10 the Nprl
Carolina Central Rail Road form the desired
ncciiun between these two Roads.
The counties buckingham, Guurd Alahonce, Orange
Person. in North Carolina, and The county OF HALIFAX Vr
gna also the Cities Of Richmond and Petersburg with
such other counties may feel interested in This
enterprise are earnestly invited send delegates this Con
ycnrlon MANY CITIZENS.
Fen 18th, 1853
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CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS,


Obtained from The cslebraiei Sesmen H. SLNCLAIR IT. Co..
BariBwre Sndhy ROBERT Il. DUlIL j. BEOTLER Mum
Street corner Nu.i HichnonG Irgnia
JESESE SEEDS the quality ans, such as VIII recon-
themselves They om OF the beat SreIsiheh IN
his country.
ARTlCIlukE-treen Globe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BtANS-Eed Marrow, Weeks White Kidney Large Lima &c
BEEiS-ons Hood. Early Tunp White Sugar ManGel Wurl'
BROCCOII-Early Purple, Large Purple Cape.
CAui.lFLUWER-Ealy aud Lac
CaBlAGE-Eariy York Early Ba.cscG, Large Flat Ducl,
(er.ra) Dru,n Purple 'c.n Cur!e Savoy, Drunhcad s.:
Early .nai, &c.. DC.
, CARRDT-I.ung Orange. large White Cattle.
CEi.ERY-Whrc Solid, RedSod
CRESS-Brnad Leaf Garden
CUCtMBEi-Eariy Frame Long Greer. uhcrkins &c
CORN-Earl TuscHrnra, Early Sugar, Six NueSs
EGG PT.AST-Purrle.
ESDlvE-- Green Cucl.
LETT CE-Early Silcsia. Ice, Brown Dutch &c &c SC.
MELuS-Ciuon. Nutmeg, Water Melon,
SAST1RTlIM. DKRi.
oSlON-Whitr and Red.
PARSLEY Curcl.
PARSNlP-Cup, Large Dutch.
PUMPKIN.
pEAS-Sincars Extra Early BIs!iopa Early DSaf Dwar
Blue Dwarf Gre Imperial Dwarf Marrowia
PEPPER-DuIl Nose. Cayenne, &c
RhDIS-l.ong Scarlet, salmon Red ard White Turnp.
RiluBARB-For Taus.
SAISIEY-Or Oyster Plant.
SpISSACi-Round Savoy.
SQtASll-Eary Iish &c
TOMATO-Iarce Red. (crirG.J
TGRNlP-Rel Top, White Fiat Dass Hybrid Large Norfolk,
Ruta Bhca, &c.
AI-, IjITTCu BifBOIiS ROOTS nf various rds.
Also Herb Seeds Flower Seeds
Drl Seed, I.uccrrr, l;rass Seed. JIn =
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FOLLOW YOUR LEADER.
THE Story OF q Life.
By CHhS. u hCKAY.

cHAs. AAcKAY.
"Eollow your leader =" So said HoPs,
In the Joyous days when was young.
Ger meadow path, up mountain slope,
Through fragrant woods, / followed and sung;
And nye In the sunny air she smiled, ..
Bright as the cheru5 in Paphos born
And ave my soul with CLAN eco she wlled,
And lipged all earth with tho bnes OF morn.
Long she led me DER hill and hollow,
Through rivers wide Ger mountains dun,
Till she SCARED at last too high 10 follow,
And snged her pinions in the sun.
"Follow your leader!" So said LOVE-,
Or fairy sporting in his guise,
followed to lin the challenging glove
OF many maid with tetne eyes.
followed, and dreamed Of young delights,
Of passionate kisses joyous pains,
Of honied words in seepless nights,
And amorous lear.drops thick as rains.
But ali ! full soon the frenzy slackeDed;
There came darkness and dimmed the ray,
The passion cooled the sunshine blackened,
lost the glory OF my CAY.
"Follow your leaderr' So said FAME,
In the caltner hours OF my fruitful noon.
Ger briary paths, thorough forest, through flame,
BY torrent, and swamp, and wild lagoon,
Ever she led me, and ever went,
With bleeding feet and rnerown skn,
Eager ever, and uncOntent
As long as life had prize 10 win.
But Dead Sea apples alone she gave me,
To recompense me for my PAIN
And still though her turing hand she waved me,
Imay not follow her steps again. Il,
uFollow your leader p So said GoLD.
Ere the brown OF my locks gave place 10 grey,
I could not foIlow-her looks were cold;
Icy and brittle was the way
And GoLD spread forth her wiles in vain,
So taking Power 10 aid her spell,
nFollow your leaders! exclaimed tho twain,
"For where we go shall pleasure dwell"
I followed, and followed, ill age came creeping,
And silyered the hair on my aching head,
And lamented in vigiis weeping,
youth misspent and prime mlsled.
"FoIlow your leader !" ! hear voice
whispering to my soul this hour:-
"Who follows my light shall forever rejoice,
Nor crave the perishng arm OF PowER;
Who follows my steps shall forever hold
A blessing purer Than earthly Love,
Brighter than FAME, richer than GOLD
So follow my light and look above"
IT'S late TO turn, but refuse may not,
NV trus,fu eyes are Heavenwards cast,
and ever The sweet voice says, Delay not;
Pm Thy fret leader and thy lasl2"
'Tis the friend of my youth come back again.
Sobered and chaslencd-but loveer far,
Than when in thoee days ofsun and rain,
She shone in my path guiding star.
She led me then, wayward boy,
To things Of Earth and never Of Heaven,
But now she whispers diyiner Joy,
OF errors botted, Of sins forgiven"
To purpling sky she points her finger,
And westward YEARLY pod,
And while follow her steps lineer,
Calm as self in the faith vi God. SO.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

al
New York Feb i6.-lhc steamer OHIO from Aspl wal,
with the California mails and specie TO the amount OF
81 IA 500 has arrived She left Kingston The 9Th, but
was aground III. harbo while In The charge OF The pilot.
She rot of by throwing overheard lao o coal and
turned city whence she again saed on the llth She
brings $50 passengers David Barrow passenger Of Pitts
burg Pa died the passage and was buried al Kingston
Col Jack Hayes the celebrated Texas Ranger pas
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x.ovrMrNTS as GEN. PIERCE.

W.sHsaros Feb 22-Mr. Gllhrie Jldge DeuglaS anu
Secretary Everett been tlosered Win sr
,nina Numerous visitors have dropped 10 al WilsIds
G none have been reccised by The General but lev per-
s>ssl ffIends. - :.
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GARDEN SEED,
w AR ARIA HTT,, tNEs'' AND 'HNo''A-" ""''N'A

An
MISUNDERSTANDING Giant
observation-disclosures Globe
BEANS-Lase and SINAI! Lima Red Cranberry Scarlet Runners
MAP BEhNS-Ear!y Yellow Six .ry Mohawk, Early
China Early Vaentue Early Half Moon Refugee go
BEETS-Eary blood Turnir Rooted Early Yellow rurnp soo'"
ong Unod White French Sugar MAngc Wur;ze
BROCuLI-Whe aud Purple Cape
CABBAGE-Ea aud Large York Cabbage, Early Suchrioa
Early l,trrsra Heart Early Nauack. Early S"na
Flal Ouch Drumhea Bergen Green Cucd Savoy Drum
head Red Dutch. Tor iickl1ng
CAUIIFLOWER-Ear!y and i.a!e
CEIERY-Whtc an, Red Solid
CaRROT-lons Orange Early Horn Atringham White Fold
CRESS-Curei ur Pepper Grass
CUCUMER-Early Frame do Cluster, Long Greer? Long Green
Southgar. White spine, Gherkm
CORN-Ear!y Sugar. do. Tuscarora, DO fe!lcw
ENDIVEt;reen Gurled
EGG PLANT-Purre
KALI-Cur!ci Siberia, Rape or Cole
LEEk-I.arge Scotch
LETTUCE-RoyaI White Head Ice Drumhsad, White Goss
Brown Dutcii Curr! India 81 Cape
MELOS-Grccn CGron. Pine Apple, Nutmeg
WATER MELON-Fmcs, kind
NASTURTIuM
MlfS'rARD-Blark aud White
ONIOS-Slserskin, White Portugal, Yellow and Red
oKRA
pEAS-Estra Early Early May Washington, 10 Frame, DO
Charlton, Blue Pruss;an Dwarf Muowiat Bishops Dwarf
Prolific
pAKSNlPS-Lung Smooth French, Guernsey
PARSLEY CURED
pEPPEE-Largc Hell or Nosr Tomato Shaped, Cayenne
PIMPKIS-I.arar Yellow Field
RIIuBARB-vIc:oria
RADUISlI-Long Scarlet Short Top Scarlet Turnip, White 20.
Yellow do. Long Salmon Black Spanish
SALSIFY-Or Vegetable Oyster Plant
SpINAClI-Round Leaved
SQrASH-Eariy Bush, Bell
TOMATO-IarGe Red, 30. Yellow. Egg
TURNP-Early Flat Dutch do Red Top Large White Norfolk
White Globe, Ruta iiaga laie- Hybrid
ERBS-Annl.e Carrow.y Thyme Cnandcr Lavender Sw e,
Basil Rosemary Sage Summer Savoy Sweet Sayory SWEEP Mar
I" III iG WIN PALMER
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u MCEINTI Edlinr0I The N.kllYlIIe Whlg.
j. NJ. ZlNIMERMAS Druggist.
FOR A coNsuMrrivE COUGH

FOR A CONSERVATIVE COUGH.
PITTsDrRo, Pa, Feb D. 1851.
DeaI hrce years have been afflicted with Cough
Le that elreiy saired Of recovery much OF the
was cblgr all night chair my cough would
Ioate me laid down. Having used many without
relief ia las tEic the CHERRY PICTORIAL which, urlc.
Pra.i.cnce. has cured me altogether.
am. with gratitude. yours. JAMES MCANDLESS.
WIIICl HAVE BEEN ACCREDITED TO CHERRY Pee.
TORAL:
ALBANY. y. Y. Apnlr7 1873.
DR AVER. Low--Dear Sir have years alce with
char g past tie being unable breathe my he'd
;ricd sca' nan: r""c"es 10 40 bnrPose until
A m SCENE! 10 ake nc worse bu; in less than week h.
tie most gratifying relief i,s
ilc ils.'se removed. sleep be-!
VIII, nomor' ana ctloy ate hca: Which had rNrcd
10 rj GEORGE =. F6RaAT,
Commission and ForH adirg Merchant
FRrM TIE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST COLLEGE EDWARD
l.Tcnco"K, H. %. ~: D &r
own 81 deep raIe ironeiiis AMI satisfied rom "
cal cons;iu,iun thar aamrb!e COMPOUND for iha rrz
r!s ""i O'"tt'i ,nc"lcs ~ IA! "ii ' 49,, n .c i a,
You link proIsr '' EDWARD nITcncocK.
Among The Other Distinguished authorities who have lent their
names to reccmeHd this preparation as The ee Known 10 ''
presidcn; Perkins Vernon, Medical College.
Prot. SllIinan Yale College
Prof. Valentine Mott, New York.
Prof. Cieavelnd Bow.oin Aic,cal College
Prof Buele,frl!. Ohio Me!ical College
Canadian Journal OF Medical Seience
Boston Mcdica! ami Surgical Journal
Char esicn : C. Medical Review
New Jersey Melic, Rspss;sI ;,-
Ho" George r M,rst American An,a sadoI to Tnfsey
Co.. Emanuel Bulnes, Pr.Aden OF Chill
RI Rev I'd power Lord l,ishnp Of Toronto
Rev. ansn, Bto% "!:h ra NsS 5 nh;o
;sn many eminent l-'raonasrH II iofiisn countries
So, only IN he and distressing diseases AZ the
,nrs bur ruy medicine for ccason4 use is the
Fest pIeaslu,es and best in'te sord
~ Prarstdand soidoy j. C. AVER practices land Analytical
cksn. lowell and sold whoss9s and rgs
By PURCELL, IADD CO, and PElToN JOHN
Oct. Is-ousan
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DIED.

morning the 23d nst his residence
in this place. SAMUEL TAYLOR the I'd year OF hsuge-
family invited attend
the s Presbyterian Church. (Rev MI moore this
moraing, at II o'clock
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LANDKETH'S WARRANTED GARDEN SEED
BNE have receiving their usua
supply and Garden Seed, Cultivated on IN
David .anlrcih Philadelphia. the quality VI ~i
generally known that there hut lew persons nav
ing purchase seeds who be uracqanted win them
The following comprise part 81! assortment anu may
upon
BEET-ung Blood, Mangc Wurtzs French Sugar Early Tur
alp, 80.
BEANs-ace Windsor Red Specified Valentine, China White
Six Weeks Lima. Carolina
HEOCCOLI-Purp!c Cape, German Scotch Kule.
CABBAGE-Eay York Large York, Ok Heart EARLY Sugar 0ai
Early B.crsca Drnmead, do Savoy Green Cuscd savoy Fla
Dutch. Red Dutch, Philadelphia.
EAhRuT-.Olg Orange. Early Horn, hitTiDghan
CAGLIF LOWEK-Euly and late.
CEl.ERY-Wtte and Red. Solid.
CRESS-Cur!ed.
CUCUMBER Long Green Early Frame.
EGG PEANT-Pupc
ESDlNE and LEN
LUCERNE SEED.
LErrUCE-Enriy Cabbage, Royal DO, Curai India Brown
Dutch Il and White Coz, India.
METOS-Nutmcs and Ctron.
NASrURTlUM.
OKRA.
ONION-Slvcr Skin, Wsathersfeld.
PARSI.Er-Cur!ed.
PARSNIP-Sugar.
PEASLanlrcts Extra Early Frame Large Marowfa; Dwarf
do, PrTuvial,i do
PEPPER-Picklir:, Large Sweet
RADIsII-Long Salmon Long scure:, White Turnr Rod DO,
Black Spanish.
RIuBARB.
SAISAFH.
SPINACH.
SQUASH
sTlR Dutch ATOP Large Globe Ru:a Baga, Large
Norfolk. POI iIERHo-Assornent
Seeds received from Lhnsh are c:eed or
kept -alcim establishment
hlurcrz Tor Trees Shrubs &C. the Nurseries D. Ian.
chanI J. Ston left with the frs shall he promptly
trnlrdtu pEYTON JOHNSTON Il BRO,
Jan, - Agents FOR D. Lahdreh 10 Main st, Richmond Va
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED Mpaiay morning. 2lst the hrst
BuckinGan 10 Miss MARY E. STEVENSON, only daughter
Thos Stew enson, Esq OF this city.
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From the German
LOVE a MYSTERY.

Ny hearth bid thee answer
How are 10 YES marveIs wrought
1.-TWO hearts to one pulse beating.
Two spirits to one thought"
And tell me how love cometh--
at Observation-Disclosures"
And tell me how love goeth-
"That was not love which went