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THE WHEAT EXPORT.

The New York Economist has colla!ed some nteies!as
facs and figures in reecnce 10 the Wheat export o e
aacnt wear Up the cnd Of The second week IN fe'iu
prq the export Of Wheat since the first OF August ls was
O4 357 bushels The highest export year eye: sno%h
vas lSi7 and compared with that We have IN Elk mG's
of 1881 exported four fths as much Wheat as III e
lcIe Of the famine year CT lS47 Should Inc export CON
at this rate I'd the supply 10 the county ~ rtt viii,
the demand the eSP9T no by ITO hst o
which vii 90 far TO prove the vaunted ability o c onl'ea
States 10 feed The world ..., - -,
Whether there lie sufficient quantity OF ~iisat 10 'ne
country 10 allow Of the export Of forty millions VI ouSes
in one year. is question which i, viii DO GIN l u s.'e
nre except by continuance OF the delGno 'at has -
ready 30 largely swcilcd the export Inc census re.
tr,n Of 1850 slated the wheat crop OF !5at year at
To-! 790 230 The export Of that year was ~ on .e
eigh millions Of bushels and The price aoVnntta ~
What the croo of 1853 wa be Hccuratey
hut II not supposed TO been srsa IN auVance OF
that of 1850 With export cf '"en.y l'Ghs o. oIsll
Ella in tho first half CT this year. the adSance 10 pce mas
,s hos nroJuced It's effect In bringing in sup.
ucs from distant part, of Tho country mat were nereo
fore almost Of market ana "hele 'ie excess o e
sp ~ donh, materially cr.taed the home consumption
in nil nars Of The country; the farmer selling as mucn as
possible oi his CROP and Inc c,y % W
ood facilities 10 paris OF The country which, lew years
oro ve, without them has also opened TO the market new
sources OF supply These causes may explain the STATE
,ha, come from Wes: Of the immense amounts OF
hei stored le;c, end usy The expectation that notwh.
standing the large winter delivery and the unprecedented
oxnot The quantity coming forward this Spring will not be
Essentially diminished In comparison with former years.
Basing expectations the continuance of the war a
ready in Europe aad the probability that the
cntinena crop will be short one, whilst the Black Sea
country will export ii not 10 grow, until that war
s closed there Is doubt that there will be con-
nued and steady demand for cereal products durOg me
whole oil the yeur Speculation may have anticipated .ne
demand in the accumulation OF immense STOCKS ID ~, ~
rope, and advanced prices beyond what even inc o
warllEe aspect of affairs will justify, and for this ~
may have 10 suffer loss Thes they expected gam
main fact that all the surplus procuct OF s:' ,hs
will DC needed 10 supply the European - he
the agricultural interests of the country will conaoe o 20 oe
literally and we'll sustained by the foegned oehanu
90 reason 10 Doubt Baltimore An1sreaH.
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THE ASIA AT BOSTON.

ADDITIONAL NEWS--aARhElS &c
Dosrox March l0lh.-The Royal Mail steamer Asia has
arrived here from Halifax Her mails will oe despatched ior
the South this afternoon.
In looking the European papers and letters there Is
Little additional beyond what has already been fof
wafded
The general aspect OF the affairs is decidedly waEe Tha
London Times reterates opinion that general European
Is reduced almost 10 an absolute ccI'ainy-'nat
all now dcpends upon the disposition Of the Gar who
lasts accounts determined 10 carry out his plans The
most extensive for were apparent through
Russia
Ipe French Journals all warike, and some OF them
highly indignant the pursued by Nicholas, and HE
sentiments In reply 10 Napoleon's letter.
The Breads,us market closes Arm In Liverpool and Lon
dou the very latest dates There was, however, very
large supply and heavy shipments.
Cotton closed dull, and lending downward.
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CADETS AT LARGE,

AppoIniea by Mc Presldenl.
l. Martin D. Harden son OF COL HaEdeD, OF Illinois vol
unlecrs, who wac killed at Bucna Vista.
2. VIM e. Merrill, Of Capt. NJ. r. Merrill, U. g. A..
who was killed bolino del Rey.
g. Edward Ross eon Of Edward c. Ross, late lieut. 4!h
artillery and assistant professor Of Weet Point
a. VIM W. Gaines adopted son Of late Maj Gen. Gaines,
U. 5. army.
s. Chas E. Jesup son of Maj. Gen. Jcssup, quater-mas
general, U. s. army. =,
G. James Wilson, son Of Col. H.Wilson, Tub infantry, u
5. army.
!. Samuel W. Cooper, con Of Col. g. Cooper adiulant
s. john S. Saunders, son Of Com. John L. Saunders,
S. navy. ,m
g. Jonathan P. Ciley gre,t.g'indson OF Cen Clley Of
the revolution and son of the late Jonathan Cey. NJ c.
from Ma!ne.
TO- Frank c. Goodrich con OF c. B. Goodrich Of Boslon
distinguished In the revolutionary "ar- Wash
ington Union
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.RICHM0ND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MoRNING, MARCH ls, 1854.
BY RITCHIEs g. PRYOR.

The Hhg is reluctant believe shat the Adminstra
ton approve the Nebraska BILL that Its ncredutY reslss h
impression OF the positive and abundant prooi.-
'None blind as they who will not see, says an ancen
saws and suspect the preposlerous ssepticism OF he
Hzs impenetrabls by the piercing and convincing
argument. Reason avail with him who obsneey
persists in dispung what everybody ese comedies we
have the authority OF divine wisdom for tho assertion tha
the unbeef of such rejects the appeal OF mrao
testimony; 30 that 10 all probability the lIhig would Sill
doubt though Bolts were to rse from the Dead aud ebukt
its wan, of faith
We understand the gone which the Whg wants to play
Its object TO prepare for either conngencyi 80 that II ht
bill fail the blame OF lie defeat sha be imputed 10 Pesiden
Pierce while if It succeed he shall take credit from lt
passage
No candid impartial person will question the course OF
the Administration in regard 10 the Nebraska BILL II
perfectly we'll known to the country that Mr. Pierce Is
deeply socous for tho Of the measure and that
the whole power of hs administration is enlisted In lis
support. Indeed the complaint of the Whig press
is tha, he exceeds his legitimate authority in his earnest e
forts insure the passage of the b and for This apprehen
sion there is much than for the absurd susp
cion Of the Whig.
When say that Mr. Pierce approves and supports the
Nebraska BILL must bo understood 10 refer only 10 The
original proposition for the repeal Of The Missouri resrc-
ion We do presume give his opinion of the amend
which attached The bill In is progress
through the Senate Inasmuch their effect is TO impair
the force and endapger The of the BILL VIC would
infer that he regrets their Introduction.
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sQUATrER SOVEREIGNTY.

Discussing the Nebraska bill Charles on Mercur,
says:
AS this amendment apparently brings the measure one
step nearer to the open declaration Of sQual'er sovereignty
we take the occasion reeratc OF thai
doc,rnc and solemn protest against any con-
s,ructou of the which .should make sanction Of The
proposition that there Is eescnts difference bet~een
Territorial Government which Is the creation OF Congress
and State which s The spontaneous and perfect oganza
ton of sovereign powers by the people.
From the Savannah Georgian
NEBRASKA BILL-SQBATTEk SOVEREIGNTY.
While supporting it, ardour In behalf Of The Nebraska
bill has been tempered by some miseVnss as to s rea
character We have been entirely certain that 10 Its pov
sious IL does embody the somewhat famous principle
souaer sovereignty principle that never has obtained
the favor of any considerable portion OF tho South
eru people, For though Gen. Cass was supported
strongly In the Slavsholdng States in l546, 1t was
under the impression distinctly announced through
the Southern Democratic press that there was no evidence
that he held 10 this poson II s true that the wings
charged upon him thon but II rot uu, after hs de-
feat that In United States Senate he removed all doub
by proclang il 40 OF the of bis political faith
We reeolect well mastery argument made BY the Rich
mond Enquirer, and copied into most OF the Democratic
presses Of The South going show that this doctrine was
no where proclaimed in the Nicholson letter.
We in the reLo Of the proceedings of Congress-
that Immediately after The passags OF the Nebraska BILL Gen
Cass saidi congratulate the Senate on the triumph o
squatle soyeregutya remark calculated 10 enhance
the satisfaction Of The Southern people at the success OF The
measure.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Correspondence Of the Journal OF COMMERCE

PARIS Feb 20, 1854.
Last week it was almost universally believed that inc
CzaS reply - the letter of the Emperor OF France hda
coma by telegraph That doubt OF negative ever eX
lated On any other snpposton tho Immediate insertion OF
the letter u tho Moneur would have been ndecoIo ano
impoltc. Yesterday IaorIug Information was ofhclaly
given in tic aconic stye OF the Lzars einsa 10 oc
cept propositions thus addressed 10 him. Is morning.
The Moneur speak, again on the sIoec-with quarter o
coun as 10 tie reply it simply tells us hat the tZar
discusses the conditions Offered and declares hat nc cuu"o'
negotiate except On the bases which nc hds made Enowo
keen appetite Is excited for the teSt;he Whoie OF me e
py Folks ask why Ia important paper ~l!hheld al,
e the oter had been pubishcs IN treRso on TIE piea u
an unauthorized amd imperfect announcement OF us contents
We hope for indscreon at Brussels ~hee a. oe
Ksselctf remains enjoying hospitality Of the Belgian
court and cabinet aud of tho CORPS excepting
The French and British representatives, Inc tonltenT SCI
cs tho main point: the die cast there 10 no longer any
chance for pacific sniltion" France must iy more EN-
cacous linn diplomacy Sha connla upon ht h'1'.
lsh alliance, and the Fym1lih!es ol austria vic a"n'
70 the hasss Of The Prrlocl of ths stu OF pec'ee: att
md whose young Emperor deserves all credit asd homage
France has nothing fear: she knows that she can fsy
on The energy we the wisdom OF her emperor.
ea see how this language will affect the STOCK market
thie afternoon. "War at last exclaims Lo Pays
LIVERPOOL, Feb 22j-Tnis is an exciting Gay IN Liver
pool Ihe city is all alive with the pomp ina m
Of var Balls are pealng every spe and banners wa
wing from every building Tens Of thousands OF
line the banks Of river and crowd even the houseoPs 10
catch glimpse Of the troops eTbarking for Inc wars
vestce of John Bulls old martial spirit has revived cnd iho
cheers oil lhe assembled multitude testify how popuisr ae,
ALL great Nor is the enthusiasm 1t ell M
bg noticing the 6ne appearance OF the men cnoaihns
day ony 5000 tsyene,s 20 on bcarc ou s,
them reeimensl coors inscribed With old
names The Peonsuls" ,ns "rai1,sa I"o % "a'''
The London Adrerssr slys-"it gives us m.cs psa ';
L, DO able 10 state that Queen has most gracloas]
mated to Mr. Bach nan the American a ~
and her Msiestys dinner partes In whatever COSTUME
ia most agreeable 10 himself The Lord Cnam2slsn Hi7
,lso made similar communication 10 his EAcespcy, e--
i've his the oPeo!Os OF closing OF Tue
Of parliament
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THE GARDNER INVESTIGATION


We observe with unegned satisfaction that Congress Is
prosecuting an investigation into the Gardiner fraud with
manifest determination unrave the mystery of the trans
action aud bring accessories and accompccs 10 justice
MIR Perkins of Louisiana deserves the praise OF the nltia
tory movement in the Mr. Elisha Whittlesey hrs
Comptroller Of the Treasury has submitted TO the Judiciary
Committee Of tho House, by whom the investigation is
conducted copy of the papers n hs bureau touching the
case of Gardiner and MIR. w. w. Cocoan 10 whom some
of the payments made assignment, has been sum
moned 10 undergo examination. The rumor goes ina
General Waddy Thompson of South Carolina who, as or
gna counsel for Gardiner and for the claim Is better
of the Of tho and throw more light
upon It's origin foundation than any body ese Will also
be made to assist the Committee with his experience and
abundant information We would suggest 10 the Commit.
tee there Is another person who knows perhaps much
of the matter Waddy Thompson Gardiner himscfwe
mean Thomas Corwn, who participated In the OF
the fraud to the Of $50 00 and who Secretary
of Treasury gave the order for Its payment by the Comp
troller.
II is incumbent on the Committee, that they have
dertakeu the investigation Il with the utmost
euegy for any manifestation Of anguor or indifference will
expose them the suspcon If unworthy Influence. The
Chairman Of the Committee has been conspicuous In
the hunt after frauds but the distinguished Representative
from this District, who is second the Committee will
doubtless supply the necessary vigilance and energy.
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

lee, delegates the Commercial Convention 10 be
held at Charleston S c. attended by large number
of merchants and other Citizens aud tho proceedings
characterized by much zeal and spirit In the objects Of the
Convention The Mayor presided, and various gentlemen
addressed the meeting in support of appropriate resolutions
which were offered and adopted with great unanmy The
Chairman authorised 10 appoint fifty delegates 10 the
Charleston Convention and the meeting resolved that the
Mayor should be chairman of the delegation The names
Of the delegates announced, time having been n
forded Chair 10 select and make the appointments The
proceedings 10 full will appear Tomorrow
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FIRE-The Are last night, between and o'clock. oc
Cured The Of Main and Adams streets large
and handsome brick edifce just erected In modsrt
style by The Messrs Gibson, or William Jenkins Esq 70
the Exchange Bank) fire by miscreant and
totally destroyed The wood work had uet been completed
preparatory tho completion Of building by the paint
and plas,erers Loss less than s40O0 which Dir
jenkins hos, understand small Insurance., suf
Client, perhaps, 10 cover half the loss
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GIL A NO.

A London correspondent of the National Inellgencer
writes,
1t does not probable that the agrcuturass Will
have 10 complain Of short supply Of guano as manure
since engineers appointed by the Peruvian Government
the quantity Of guano remaining The Chincha
islands stated total amount be $751; lou ions oil
measurement OF l6 sol 466 tons of weight.
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;SEORMNTION WANTED,

JAMES sHELKE1T s the county OF Stafford Virgins. about
III 1923 and reside with by the name OF WIN
Saefd Charleston, South Carolina Shortly thereafter ht
SIC and ,hec eldrcn Wiam Kitty and Gu'tavus followed hlu
t believed ts had Other children born 10 him IN the Souh
Lhe said James Shske fugitive from justice ne may anu
ay did change his is believed that he s dead anu
oaby his alEo his children their descendants
r. lving iathe South and West.
Stafford Virginia belonging the heirs al law Of the
james The undrsigned Commissioner Of SAID
make enquiries regard ihsm ANY person
information regard one OF the eaid
|.;!y VII! confer favor. My address Id Falmouth. Va
eiFch 2-2aT.n W r CONWAt.
g Charleston Mercury, Raleigh Standard, and Columbus
Statesman will insert twice week for one month, and send
Enauta Eu...i arnA1c. oxcclle ctinn
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APPOlNTMENT-Mr WILLIAM p. BLAREY has ro
crlvcd from The Postmaster Genera! the appointment o
Mail Agent between Richmond aud Washington city, td
supply vacancy created by The resignation of Mr. William
Tyler Mr. B. is ulready favoraby known the route
having LONG been connected with tho railroad and steam
boa, lines between these points. He Is gentleman
we'll qualified for the responsible post assigned him.
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SERIOUS FLOOD At CINCINNATI

CselgNATI, March ll.-Serous food here. The levee
parts of the city havo bsen inundated aud tho EchauIe
are removing their goods Tho rislng at the rate
of sixteen inches hour Serious approximations are en-
mined of damages oil along the river and all the bottom
Iands are threatened with "a overflow.
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,.,D RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
1HE n.1,y AND SEMI.WEEKLY,
PUbLi,S,x p,TCHIEs IS PRYOR.
r E L N S:

r., Joars per snnum, and at the rate OF
17Diiy tcn for shorter period than one year fot he
~ lats i.rs rcr unnum and three dollars for SIX
" Rsa I'm 81 s end fSea ns
@ sa his nay be rem5eS per ma' s IN GOOD s sf ~
1-A duts A. the risk OF tho Editors The postage az
aHis BANK ,ryi;srs The postage OF single letter
s %y as;or the wsr rs .ms
t..:: t:: IN extensive business "n''"'p''''' "
;?a Ed.:''S' 10 TERMS OF ADVERTISING
- rSUIIRER:-F TEN lines or less first IN
n Thh r.:s and every succeednS inseIton twsny.h',
eh.'n " once week. twice week or three ti'heS
and hal! for each insertion after the hrst
CHARGED fy dollars ,If N a'' nsr1 sns
"a Aae,onecrs CHARGED sleo parss nciaasao
sat EEKLY-Eor TsN lines or less, hrst insertion
- ~. ,If ;cr each continuance 80 cents.
V''.,i.f,ctory references. 10 insure execution: ;.
~ g; a:a tributes Of rsSpeet' exceeding e'S"t "es
10 -. - :s advertisements.
and uarrtGs from the country, Whenever
y wrir. ia unknown 10 US, must DO authenticated
- OF :he Pomascr in the nclehhorhood or they
be published. Every measure that mas oeen taken
and quizzes has heretofore proved unavs
sore nsis: upon such communications being certified
osrc The Postmaster. 1erisn on the back OF
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h ,mo,s oos,,tu,o has passed series Of resolutions
endorsing Douglas Nebraska Bill and sustaining tm In his
sdvoeacT Of it, They passed p each House BY large ma
oIjlies
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T,oR sale Bruce thorough bred Geldng five years n
/ I'D he 2tMay, 1854 He is lon hands high and bNT>
muscular Is beautiful red sorrcl without whte S~A
.ris coat a. 6ne walk tive miles hour ~
horse lie would make valuable HARNESS. no
;Qls in any sort OF carriage Price 500 on six
|.g.,h. ine 20 carry Interest
PEDIGREE:
Bruce was 90, by Col Cohhs fine horse Lancve his
Primrose imported Tustee HIS grand dam Lady Pucket
III arlisons Arab; grand dam by imported Knowscy:
:a by Imported sa!tram graud dam Drama by Clau
rlat dam sally Painter, BY imported Sterling
;in dam the imported old mare silver by the BelIsize Ara
n ou or IN Eng by Crofs famous Old
AIl.ess S,groioot P. O., Hanover County. Virginia.
March - tS3wS cw3w HUGH CAMPBELL OF Gancairn
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vlRGlNI.

meeting of the Visitors of the Medical College of Wiz
gInla will be held st the Medical College. the 18th oi
March 1854 for the purpose of organising the Institution.
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THE DREDGING notwithstanding TO appoint
men, the new dredging machine just constructed by hr
Samuel NJ Payne, had experimental trial Saturday al
one o'clock in the river Rockets In water of about
dvo feet dept in the presence of number OF gentlemen
familiar with machines of the kind All agreed in opnion
,ha, is most admirable machine for removing the DE-
pos'long desderatum with Mariners and an oo'ec' o.
great Importance to the commercial interests OF our CITY,
fully met the expectations of the sapgune In few mi.
nues after It was pu, ia motion 1t from Eve to depth
Of ten feet On Tuesday another trial will be made at the
Bar below Rockets the place for which 1t was chiefly de-
signed to operate, when tho City Council ordered ts CON
stIastior, 1ts cost was about I'll 900,
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FaAsc:'MoRa,s Esq, Thross Mock, wessehes'er, Nf.

lSa FrtroN STREET, n. y, AID BSooKLYN, Connr
tp January 23d, 1854.
ps BvRo, Eco:
send you few lines relative 10 what thin
@ Phosphate Lime. which have had you last seq
pied uion Indian cen assure you u aHofu
essurs 10 bear testimony Of The great bencht your MA
me agricultural co immunity al arSo have had al ieas
ashos Of 10 the while my neghbors had thirty hYe
10 the acre on tho same SOIL Intend 10 Apply eool
afeer quantity Of and propose having ny
ree from s.ckcrs which not tho case lasr
. enough 10 think viii have Yield Of one hundred
d. ~ "hsn the tiEc arrivcs
"-'as You every success IN jour business,
Is.2.2-eM W.. z. spALDING.
ios GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
lie SALE OF TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, AND
NM COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.
o'scbegs have this day associated themselves together
ne purpose Of doinga Gensrs Comn.issio Business the
'' "'chnond. under the firm and style Of
rn,. JOHNSON 6 PUGH.
ma long experience OF Mr. Johnson Inspector and Sales
Warehouse, and his experience In the Commits
satisfaction all persons fasoring US with their patron.
kS-nGs =; our bes; efforts ~ plense theE1.
0'E front Building Shockoe Warehouse
THOS. TiNSLEY JOHNSON,
Late Inspector al Seabrooks' Warehouse.
WM r. PUGH,
sEFpprxcr. Late Of Gainesville, Mecklenburg County
CA WIN ts:-Cap. Robert T. OVERLY, James e. Haskins
o%nes, A. c. Finley z. A. Haloway, Carkesyle
- Roo,T eek'enburs; William L. Owen, Esq Black Wal
Cbsy, Owen Esq, Mayo Josiah Dabbs ESQ.,, Halifax C.
VIM IubiyiiIe. Boomsburgh; Bird Ferreli Brooklyn
/ Tsnnian Rison. PitlEylyania.
aees this occasion OF returning his thanks to his
ION very liberal encouragement extended 10 him si
hp,no and asks Its continuance
uSo upon whose joint efforts they may rely for the
@sa 6ra, &c % a! buni;sss condded 10 tlrIr
THOa. TlSSLEY JOHNSON,
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REVENUE
1yrn1 .nn rha nresanI sr.son al nly ,,ahlsa alon.

lyTL saa! the present my stables, ajoin. ~
w iot lie c,y OF Richmond. It deemed useless 10 G
s sny,,y espcc,,ne his performances beyond the ~
i,t, h4 s!a hs racing community, he rankedI
this contlneu He 10 about FIVE
combined with extraordinary strength and action II is uniyer
conceded believe, that perfect model of hoEs
,.nIs, 30 found.
HI. uncommonly promising lie only received th
c.s, premiums offered last fail the Agricultural Exhibition
~ only yearng OF his get exhibited took the premium
y by the side of dam tina; exhibited brood
.. remarkably fne that the committee unanimously
none rad been oil. for coils and cs OF that age
PEDIGREE
Revenue by imported Trustee ire Of Fashion Reubc and
distinguished horses dam [Rosae Somers) by Charles, d.
yn. by vrsinen d. old Bedford maze, the srandam Of
Tai:sg gz Bel Air, s SD by Shark, 8. gg I'D by
tfsi"ftGn 81 Uy RSssi Gy Dsns
. imported mare Miss B'llTlRpII'sd TEK%S In l'0''
II. stand at ffv dollars the season. ana seventy
ccas Of the horse the promising Character his
great given 20 racing the las; twelve months and
Of racing stock everywhere all combine
ns .oo;e terms fair and Young horscs
M ,Eo not have been sold than Ave hundred
Ota most TWO heSsans doess s are nov seas at from
T pertsps the opportunity tha; will be 20 the
d,e horsss avail themselves oi the services VI tins
10 let him 20 10 other sections Of The countly
re wish Mr. Earnes (whose livery stable
Old Log csoin near Inc 4 VINO bs es asntsS
regularly sent 10 the horse at po ceEts
hs chaige being Ioesns have TWO sood ols
| Of mares with colts thtt sha nave every
maid er, although should prefer not 70
,sHms4 M,Tef aSix eI+Ts' :" JOHN NJ. Dorrs
1.-THE VERMONT MORGAN"
fT1S distinguished Morgan stallion viii stand Tho en- "A
suing season, a. Dover Mills and vicinity oil Penn ~
ss!on Goochand cuuay TS
snd hand bills The season 10 Commence
i 0! March, sad end first Of !uly pr,D AEON, md Groom
n,v.rN Eon., NJ nuuty lS-c5w