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Fog Sal Fla, A ,MsoSsdE,yAhgABLE FARM

ksVN SALE, A MOSTVALUARLEF FARM
= IN THE COUNTY or HENRlCO 81 MILE1
BELOW RICHMOND The subscriber offers for
sale his Farm, 81 miles below Richmond immediate
y ON the Charles City road containing 1871 acres of
land % OF which are cleared and In high state Of
cultivation, now in wheat and other crops with
good comfortable dwelling. nearly nsw, sId eli the
necessary out-houses has also good veil of water
house and good fences, The place il very healthy
one, and in az exssilent neighborhood-
It not sold privately, the above farm will be sold on
the 10Th day OF July next 1t auction, 70 the highest
bidder on the prsmses commanding at 10 oclk, Z. M
There are also, and for sals Mules. Cows, Hcas
Wagons, Carts Farming Utensils, &c, al Of which,
time.
Persons wishing to examine the premises, can do
place.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance In one and
two years. with interest The personal property cash
A. BODEKEh
e5--dtl6July No. 10 Main 4.
Sale conducted by Goddin Apperson, Aucts.
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je as-a'awtd K w, FLOURNoY. Trustee.
VALUABLE FAHNI IN ORANGE COUN.
ny FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-As my bus.
me from giving that attention to my farming opera
tions that they require, have determined to sell my
Farm in Orange county 1t auction, on THURSDAY,
HAWFIELD l. situated in one of the most healthy,
FERTILE aud in all respects desirable sections of Viz.
ginis, being immediately at the fost Of the South
pd Ann Station, on the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road; aso within few miles of the Plank Road from
Orange Court House to Fredericksburg. 1t contains
by survey, $50 Of which 800 cleared
and in high state Of Improvement The whole of it
beautifully in orchard grass timothy and clover
large portion Of the tract j, bIanch meadow land;
of grass. there can be raised very large quantity Of
hay and stock.
It is well watered having seven constantly running
streams it, and 10 capable of being divided into
fourteen fields of 4oto 50 acres EACH with water in all
of them
There waste land on the tract. All that i. not
cleared 10 in original growth of timber and much of
it might be cleared with much profit by tobacco
grower. As the railroad from fredericksburg now
being constructed viii pass within mile of the wood
land, the timber could be turned to good account,
The buildings are commodious and in excellent OF.
der They consist Of large framed dwellins.h house,
with basement, which, if finished off, would give ten
good rooms. few years ago it was painted and put
in complete repair Large stable, barn.. corn house
and cabins in good order to which have added
recently shelter covered with shingles lO0x50 feet
with large hay loft above and cattle shelter 100 feet
long, aforainx every convenience tor the protection
Of stock, provender, implements. &c.
My operations at HAWFIELD for the past seven
years have been with q view to steady and perns
nent improvement Of the land and think its present
condition viii show that have not been unsuccess
full Besides having over two hundred bushels of
wheat seeded, have had on the farm for the past
year nearly 1000 head Of sheep and GOOD stock OF
cattle which show that it il well adapted to grazing
Itisrarely that farm in such conditions and having
such rare advantages a. HAWFiELD. il offered 10
market. The fences are in excellent repair The
land is entirely clean and in fine heart clear Of hush
and rock and be cultivated with a. little labor
and large profit as any other tract Of its sze 1t ID
therefore, In condition pay profit at once, and
a. am determined to SELL invite all who wish to
purchase farm, dssirabs = place OF residence and
TERMs-Ons- fou tn cash; balance in equal install
ments of l. 2 and years, with interest from the
dsy of sale or, If desirable to the purchaser,
other terms might be agreed upon. -
Mr. John s. Graves resides at HAWFIELD. and
will take pleasure in showing the farm to any one
who will visit him. WIN, g. CRENSHAW, f
my 9-lawt7thJ yf2swtda Richmond Va
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HIGH CONSTABLEsS SALE..-Dy vir.
IL tue Of an Execution in my hands in favor Of r..
sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day of July, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Ct the Basin, in
front Of Edmond Davenport, enc Canal Batteaux.
to satiy ssid execution for cash. the highest bid.
der. jyl5 FRED. BUTLER. n. c. c. 4.
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81 Lnrus g shIne, Aacfs.
[Ousx AND LOT IN THR TOyvN -

HOU9& AND LOT IN THE TOWN On
IL FULTON AT AUCTIGN.--Will be soid It ma.
tion. on the premises, IN the town Of Fulton nssr
Rockettss onTUE9DAY, the I'D inst, commencing q
5o'clnek P. NJ, the House aud Lot owned and occu.
pied By Mr. L. c. Rock, ffonsinso on 6tste street 50
feet, and running back ITO feet The improvements
copsist Of wood tenement, nearly new, containing
s8oWs, has an excellent we'll Of water and under
good iuclosgre; IL also insured for $780, the pscy
Of which will be assisned to the purchaser without
with the property $50 bushels Coal-the paroles be,
ing about to move from this neishborheods
TERMS: One third cash. ouD-'hird month"; ono.
third IL months interest added for approved neeots-
Bic notes. title retained until the last note il paid
" Is LARU3 4 SHINE. Aueta
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by Merr, Paine & Go.
SALE OF nIEsskS; RlGH E.4I e, q

SALE OF MESSHS. RICHARDSON
- CO.'S STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT AUG
TION.-Ou WEDNESDAY. S0th inst, commencing
at c'coch we viii sell 1t the store Of Messs. Rich
ardson Co No. IS Main street, who are masking .
change in their business, their entire stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODSl
comprising variety of choice and dedrable Goods
In the stock viii be found large lot Of Heavy
Woollens, Fiapnels Prints, Cloths and Cassimsres,
Bleached and Brown Goods " bite Goods no #.
fording 70 the trade good opportunity 70 supply
themselves for Fall sales. s
We invite particular attention to this sale. e. .
large amount Of goods are 70 be sold without limit o.
Tssns-AlI sums under &1oo. cash; under 4soo. 1
month"; credit; ever 500 montha for approved ne
s,tiahis paper KENT. PAInE & cO.
VALUABLE FAKM FOX sALk...lDn lAe
18Th August next On the promiDea will be sold q
auction, without reserve, Tract Of LAnd sltunted
"a Baunister river, in the county Of Halifax, oae
mile from turn ont % the Mchnoad and Osnvills
The trset sestains seven hundsed an1 twsnty aerss
81 land, e which two hundred ard ninety sers ese
best liver low groundA tnEty ass erssk ~ asd the
SaIsnee fair High lesd The lasd = will wafsest.
With timber e sulksiene a. al plsutstiou 1ur-
poses Is has III ths tAfn buiidiass usually - -
As psrseus desiring % pssehase Win prpbeh5 -
de Ised lor thsnssjvss 4 lssn 1AEthss desufpttea
7hs tssn;s vili bss 0ss-lbsrtA tasA. ~ - ~
snes psyable q thyse laafA uitA tstssee neg e.ss
psya6is snnnallxs boa6s y - 1870 ~ 49, =
x1st - The lan1- 1t1O1AD 1AU06s
n fo-1kWA s. - zs93
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a. so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from my
@Nfarm in Chesterfield county about IL miles
from Richmond, on the 22d June last BAY
MARE MULE, medium size. No marks of distinc.
ton recollected, except white She was bare
footed She has been at Mrs VIM. Carriers, about
FIVE miles above Richmond, for about three weeks,
but Jeff her farm tho 18th July. | will pay the
above reward if delivered to at my farm, or to
Mr.. r.. Blankenship's stable, In Richmond
iy l4-4t+ GEO w SCJJLLY
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~ Beware :! iu Sr csrs for s pi.r.sa. cSa.is.
HES -fsssesss.f,aRgN GINGER CoRotAL.-The
Cholera ninssr for the above diseases 3 admitted
virtues o. oiss Medical Faculty. and reecue sndsd
y 6 q. ;ssss h s's a::
codis " nutsd With water. it forms cool and re-
the uaS-nk; taken after eating promotes digestion,
ssy rad effects from the tmpruden. ase o.
sssass e s ss1s, g s ssss:@' A'.' ''''
APPETITE. hx RENNETT, BEERS FISHER;
CRUISES So jys-dSm
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o. GKIFF EDMONDsON for SALE.
@-ihe celebrated Race Horse and Stallion
GRIEF EDMONDSON, 10 now offered for
sale at 1000 cash, provided purchaser 10 bad for
him within sixty days. His performances the turf
of the hghes order, will b. by reference
to the Turf Registerand his pedigree Is inferior to
other stallion in the country. Any wishing to
purchase the horse and get all necessary
formation, by application TO
JAMES TALLY,
iy l4-lm Fairfield Courae. near Richmond.
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Two The PUBLlC...The proprietor Of
the Waysrly House. ct CulrepeF Court House,
We, having made arranesments for rentins quite ,
large dwelling house, about two hundred yards from
the Hotel i prepared = receive m additional
number Of Boarders q
2 Those wishing to spend tho summcr mouths IN
our healthy region can obtain board on rsssopable
farms by making early application. carriage viii
take those who may occupy said dwellings 70 and
from their meals in bad weather. e.
u s-7t. e. B. HILL.
LINK ENGLISH mnd AMERICAN Hair,
Tooth, Cloth, NAH, Flesh, Shoe and Hair Brushes
Combs of Tortoise She'll, Ivory, Horn and Wood, Luz
bins Soaps and Handkerchief Extracts in great va
llety; Farins Cologne; Pomades. in great variety;
Thetmometsm; Hair Rertoretiyes; instantaneous
nair Dyes; Wilkins Amieies; Genuine Old Eneish
Palm Soar; Furniture Polishs Th. SERVANT Friesd,
fer beautfyns stovessand grstes fresh Hsps in half
pound paper; Solicited MIX, one pound of which viii
make pints Of pure milk CLOTH STRETcHERS, for
stretching and holding cloth while marking With In
dehble Ink; Dsy Z Marine real yapAn BlackiRs,
&C., dc, for sale st MEADE BAKERS
New Apothecsry Store,
1885, Northwest corner Of Main and 10th streets.
~
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BY GOdslin Sc Auperson.


OAKLAND FARM rVK B A L E..-.The
" subscriber offers It private sale that most valua.
BILE, fertile and beautiful farm known "Oaklandn
containing SIS acres lying on the Chickahominy
River, 10 miles north of the City of Richmond This
farm presents many facilities that makes it very de-
sirabe. 1t 10 bounded on the wes by the r. r. p.
Rai,osd, where there 10 turn ont on the place. on
the north and east by the Chickshominy River, on
the south by the lauds of John p. Ryal and Others
Tho Richmond 4 Charlottesville plank road runs
through the track, isavng of the wood land on
the west side thereof There about $40 clear
ed, balance in woods. This estate il under high
state of improvement and cultivation well enclosed
mostly with new plank fence; the buildings are large
and spa sious The dwelling 10 ample for the accom.
mediation Of large family; the barn, stable, and
other out houses are mostly new and in good order
There 10 . well Of excellent water in the yard or
10 never failing springs the place. besides being
watered by the Chickahominy for Z long distance
Adjoining the there is good erist and two saw
mills there IL about 500 fruit trees various kinds on
the place 1t il very healthy. To appreciate this
estate IL IL only Necessary to view it. and those who
may desire to do 20 referred to the manager Mr.
C. L. Tiusley, who will take pleasure in slow wing the
offer this valuable estate for no other r. ason
than my business engagemeHfsin the city, which re
quires my whole time and attention The title il per
feet, and encumbrsnce upon it, There 10 supposed
to be coal other minerals tho place, ii SO enc
half and reserved to former owner. The terms Of
payment will be made very accommodating A plat
and daguerrean type view of the premises can be
seen ct the Office OF Mess1s Goddin Apperson Ap
plyt - WILLIAM TAYLOR, OR
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s~s,s,-srco On reasonable terms
~ Lie rhieh.cressnts Indispensable clsans %
ia corapssnsss res' may be effected with The ss6.
r: ss. 70 s::s rs. s.s s
Ire lives OF tneas ..l and examine In RnoP0sALs
are reqaestsa ~ rs The payment of eas 80 per sanem
and RATES s,sured 1t death, and larger sum By
as ssss. e s.. .ss:s year.
" Save s,.sp' IA. D.. NEEDED Exsmtnsf
THos. PolhaN' PRICE L CAkDozo,
lat, for Baltimore Life lnsuranee Company
90 I4-% a--E
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r 49, - STEAMEMP OCAHONTAS
Sg1,+~ FOR BALTIMORE.
s0. Freight received to-day, MON
DAY, and up to the hour of o'clock, P. NJ, TUES.
DAY, the 18th inst.
Shippers are requested to send in the pames of
their consignees TUESDAY afternoon, or their ship
meuts will be consigned to order
Consignees requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
jv 14--2t LUDLAM Il WATSON.
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DLUW BOLTS, CARRIAGE B q Il Te,
II COACH SCREWS AND STOVE BOLTS
We have just received an additional supply of the
above, making our assortment complete. For sale
cheap BY CLAkKSON ANDERSON,
iv9 Ma log Main st
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NOTlCE...The subscribers beg leave 10
y infoAn their friends and the public generally
that they able to do any work in Painting
in the newest styie and warrant to give sstsfaction
Terms moderate Orders may be left and recon-
mendations given, at Mr.. .. Y. LANDRUM'S, corner
of Main and 7th street.
iyS-lmt Fl, TEMMY BRO
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~ Hair Cutting...To strangers visiting
the city and citizens If you wish to get your Hair
cut in the latest and most becoming style, ,uld
sdviss you to call en- HOBSON, at his Hair Cuttins
Shaving. Shampoeing and Bathing room, under the
American Hotel. Entrance on Ilth street.
N. B. sWhisksrs Dyed either Black or Brown color.
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- NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE-The sub
scribers are authorized to sell that beautiful Farm
tsinine 10 situated near the New Bridge Road
one mile East of Richmond. adjoining the lands Of
Mrs. Picot and others. The house has 6 rooms. 10
there is good kitchen, barn, stable and ice house
q Persons dspased to purchase are respectfully
requested to view the prenises. For terms apply
iy 7--.2awim GDDOIN h APPERSIN
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.w Osb orne,s new Monster
RROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
taken at this monter size Skysht Gallery TO surpass
anything IN this part of the country. Come and see
for yourselves We prepared to put up ILLNESSES
in every known style Of Art Now on hand Morocco,
Velvet Pearl, Shell, Union Papier Machie and Jewel
Cases OF every size and price. Also, Gold Frames,
Gold Locketts, and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Ambrotype and Dsguerreotype stock and mate
rails at Wholesale to country opera at New York
prices. OSBORNE,S Gallery
my Is Sign of the FLAGS
" Saratoga Water ON Ice.-We are lust
in receipt Of . supply of Ssratosa Water, FREsH
from Congress Spnng. and which viii be furnished
to our customers cool from the ice, at all times du.
ring the warm weather.
MEADE BAKER, Chemists
1856 N. w. corner of Nam and 10th streets
iy 2-d2w F7r
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u Baths. Baths: Baths !-Hot, Geld
and shower Baths osn be he'd at all hours from
6o'clock N. to 10 r. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha.
wing and Sha mpooning Saloon, under the Americas
or 5tiekess Tor dollar mb n. :
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NOTlCE...We have this day app0inIed
IN Mr.. CHARLES BATES a. our Agent to carry
on Provision business at Stall No. l. in the New
Market, in the city Of Richmond, to kuy and sell for
cash only. L. NJ HAROLD,
jy ll-2w j. M MURRAY,
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VALUABLE HOUsEHOLD FURNl.
y TUhE AT AUCTION. AFTER the absve sais OF
me cottage. win be sod the Furniture therein con
sssn 10 part OF Elegant Wsrdrobe, Bedstssds Hair
ana Snuek Mattresses, Cabinet, Washstaud, choice
seection Of fayior Furniture Also, Kitchen FnSni.
cd family. =
Tsrns cash TAYLOR I WILLIAMS,
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"a FIescher's Hair Tsuic IL enc ef a
was inverted for the Hair. la soothipr md nm
trstins snects are wonderfully and perceptibIy ii
inso%esh that The general excIsu,asion is Oh whsi
eenta.iei article tietsher's Hair Tonic is;r and
oenshn ere enequaled By any other preparation.
perfectly sr1dicates dsn3Euf ffom the scalp It spss
ny stops the hair from failing Off Il makes tho cosfsu
mar so ana plant and the rsdest hair by tho uss
stew bottles, y changed 20 besutiful dark brown
Eer 70 snere any preparation that 10 equal /
fietchcrs ~ dressing hair. One or two apple
tons week being sufficient to keep It In hsalrl
condition. 1855
t 10 sold By the principal Druggists in the city ..
country, and for sale, Wholesale and retail BY Il
maoufactursr, JOHN B. JOHNSON. 4
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TRUST SALE OF SLAyKS...Under n
i deed of Trust made by D. H. Flournoy, and duly
field Court House, the l4th day of July County
Court dsy) for cash. four slaves-Hsnry and Keziah
and her two children Edward and Thomas. All rep
resented a. particularly valuable.
je 28-2,awtd r. w FLOURNOY, Trustee
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TyHE lMPROVKD LUNRICATING OIL
j FOR HAGHINERY.--With good oil the sans
machinery does inofs work. rdns Smoother. requires
less power, aud wear1 longer than when bad oil 4
ussd The inprosed Lubrissfing OH has bssn, fally
tested and when the directions are Observed, viii b
found ons Of the best machine oils IN use.
Nachins OILS Of I'll grades. for sale b. = tf&
eURcELL, LAID CO bugsista
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TIKMANN'S 81 KGICAL INSFRU.
MENTS-Fer sale at the manufacturers prices
by MEADE BAKER, Apothecaries,
l86 N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets.
DIR. Mattson's Improved Elastic Enema,
the nost simple and elegaus instrument
ever used. For sale at
MEADE BAKERS
New Apothecsry Store,
186 N. w. corner of Main and 10th sts-
Richmond, Virgiii.
The Purest Medicinal Brandy and Wines
and the best quality London Porter selected expresu-
~ for invalds BY
MEADE BAKER, Chemists,
1876 N. w. corner of Main and 10th sts
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u 6YRUPe.-We are now prepared 20 furnish our
customers with delightfully."- cool and Pure Soda
Water, manufactured BY ourselves 10 Fosc.LAtn
approved construction. The Cream and Fruit eyrups
are prepared in the most careful manner from the
freshest matersls Our Fruit Syrups are made Of the
the fruit essences
MEADE BAKER. Chsmista
Washington telegraph., 1856-11-19
H., E. p, & P. r. r.

The prospect of a beginning and ulti-
mate completion of this road is brighten
ing every day. The President informs
us that he has received a confirmation
from Capt F. s. Mosby, Chief Engineer,
of the truth of the rumor afoat amongst
us, week or two ago, that Col Tilghman
had procured the iron for the first twenty
five miles of the NJ, o. 4 r. r. Railroad.
With this section of their road compile
ted, that company will be able to 20
ahead. Judge Cross of the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad also writes in high expec-
tations of an early terminus of that road
to our junction. Let them prepare for
the next call upon the stock, let them pay
up promptly, and doubt whether another
call will ever be made. This call, of ne
cessity will be made by the first of JAN
uary next, and will not be over per cent.
By that time we have hardly a doubt but
that satisfactory arrangements will be
made to carry on the work necessary to be
done, within four years under the Charter,
without further call upon the stockholders
Lamar Enqirsr.
Washington telegraph., 1856-11-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canada.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-Thc steamship
Canada, from Liverpool on the afternoon
of the 18th ult., has arrived
The American stocks market was steady,
and the demand moderate
The stock of bullion in the Bank of
England had decreased 81 ,6iO,00U.
The sugar market was active and ad-
vancing.,
In the Havre cotton market there was
an advance of 3f.
The sales of the week amounted to o.
900 bales
New Orleans was quoted at 1OS
The stock on hand was A, 400 bales.
The Neapolitan affair was unadjusted
A British squadron was in the Mediter-
ranean, and French squadron at Tou-
Ion.
There were rumors that Russia was en-
deavoring to persuade the King of Ma
pies to yield some of the points in dispute,
and trust to France to settle the remain
der.
According to the latest INTEL; gence
from Madrid, another ministerial crisis
was threatened in Spain.
The only official information concerning
the Neapolitan affair is the following state
ment which appeared in the Paris Moni-
teur:
''When the Congress of Paris broke up
the great Powers saw elements fraughi
with great danger to the peace of Europe
in Belgium, Greece and Naples. Of these
States Naples alone has refused to accept
friendly advice, and in consequence the
Western powers have ceased to hold diplo
matte intercourse with her.
Washington telegraph., 1856-11-19
Rlotous Conduct.

Our streets were made the scene of dis
play of drunken recklessness on Mon
day evening, which checked and disgust
ted every body who witnessed it. 1t is not
necessary to refer to the affair more parti-
cularly or any further than to call upon
the officers of the law to perform their
sworn duty. and By visiting such offenders
w.'h the most su amary and scverest pen
aitIes which the town ordinances impose,
To s',p chem IN their '.n,ad career. and
warn others who might feel desirous to
emulate their beastly performances that
tAey cannot 10 50 with inlpanity.
Washington telegraph., 1856-11-19

Ia The Land Office at this place was
opened on Monday, the 18th instant, for
the sale of the lands on the even sections
between the six miles and fifteen miles re-
servation on the Cairo and Fulton Rail
road
In consequence thereof an unusually
large number of people were congregated
In our streets, and the rush at the taverns
was ''prOdigious," as the Dominic would
say There were nearly, if not quite, one
hundred and fifty arrivals at the Washing
ton House on Sunday and Monday, and
between forty and fifty at the Planters
Hotel.
Seven thousand and fifty acres of
land were entered on Monday.
Washington telegraph., 1856-11-19
'Porter's Spirit of the Times.

We find in a recent number of ePORTER's S
SPIRIT" an editorial paragraph, in which
the editor requests all of those papers
which have noticed the advent of the new
paper, and failed to receive the SPIRIT in
exchange, to jog the memory of the SPIR-
IT We hereby do that same We re-
ceived the first number of the SPIRIT, but
since this welcome arrival it has been non
est iHsenfns on our exchange table We
would like to receive it regularly 1t is a
model Of a paper in Its way, which is pc
cullar, but instructive, amusing and well
worthy Of being patronized. Shall we re
ceive it, Dir. PORTER?