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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-06
The Chufa.
Editor Orangcburg Democrat:

Editor Orangcbury Democrat:
fear that many who have tried
the chufa and failed, will be discour.
aged too soon; hence this article.
1t will be seen that the excrcment
of hogs fed entirely on chufa will be
dry and hard with the indigestible
hulls. They require some other soft.
ening food there should be potatoes,
plnders, or peas in the same cnclos.
ure, and an easy access 10 water
when they choose. The chufa is ex-
ccedingly uncertain as to coming ND,
but all that is wanted is hot weather,
and damp soil and atmosphere.
Soaking will help, the same as with
rice and some other seeds, but with
4 cold dry spring, such as we have
just had, there is no wonder that
there is so much complaint. Don't
plant chulqs until you can do with
out fire and blanket at night.
Seed are easily spoiled by being
kept In bulk before thoroughly dry
ing. Bushels Of them have been lost
by neg Icct of this precantion.
Now for suggestion: Chufas can
bc transplantcd almost as eaaily
as planting tho seed at first. A
warm soil, kept moist and soft in
The spring will afford millions OF
sets, which can be dropped into
hole and step on them is all that is
required.
May they not be set in rich soil,
say foot apart each way for green
forage or pasture. The blades alc rs
tender as lettuce, and will spring up
again rs quick rs nut grass, and af-
ter they get start lis not likely
that crap grass will make much head
way. NJ. L. BALDWIN.
May %, 1879.
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Country Girls.

The farmers daughters are soon
to be the life, rs well rs the prido of
this country-a glorious race Of wo-
men, which no other land can show.
We seek not TO ilattcr them; for be-
fore they can become this they will
bavc to make an earnest effort Of one
or two kinds. There are some who
dcprccate their condition and some
who have false pride in it, because
they demand more consideration than
they merit. A want Of intelligence
upon all the subjects Of the day and
of refined education is no more cx.
cusable in country than in a town
bred girl, in these days of many books
and papers. Many girls are dscour-
aged because they cannot be sent
away from home to boarding schools ;
but men Of superior minds and
knowledge Of the world would rather
nave Tor wives women well and
properly educated at home. And
this education can be had whenever
the desire is not wanting, A taste
fer reading docs wonders; and an
earnest thirst after knowledge is al
most certain to attain q draught from
the "Pirian spring." There is far,
mer's daughter in this very room in
which we are writing-a beautiful, re.
fined, and intelligent woman-in
whose girlhood books were not sc
plenty rs now, and who obtained hcl
fine education under difficulties which
would have discouraged any but ono
who had true love for study.
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A Mutual Aid Society,
Editor OrangeJwg Democrat:

Editor OrangeJurg Democrat
Religion, Government, Education
tho three representative interests
OF all nations-wlat is Orangcburg
doiug TO encourage them? The min
intcrs meet in conference, the politi-
clans in convention, and is education
then, Of such minor Importance as
not TO require similar consultation
and cooperation Of those upon whom
rests this responsibility?
Evidently it plays no inferior part
in spreading the gospel and moving
the wheels OF government consc-
quently it should have a system per-
fectly formed and put into execution
with the same zeal that characterizes
the other public interests. With
others, I viii be glad to sec the first
measures adopted tomorrow, and
hope the teachers Of Orangeburg will
form q permanent club or convention
"A mutual aid society, as il we're,
which will meet quarterly or Of cncr,
and thus enable them 10 cncour
age each other, and offer sug-
gcstions as to improvement in the
methods of teaching. Such q socic-
ty, | am convinced, will be pleasant
as we'll as profitable. Only a few
days ago, large audience in q
ncighboring county was entertained
by teachers assembly, in which the
reading Of an essay, followed by sew
cral addresses, was highly appreciate
ed. Orangeburg, possibly, can boast
of little talent which could be cxcr-
cised and improved in this manner,
and the quarterly convention with its
debates, essays and addresses, would
be eagerly anticipated by the hard
worked 'pedagognes,' who will
doubtless appreciate it rs delight
ful opportunity to enjoy with kindred
spirits "thc feast Of reason and flow
of soul' there afforded. And by and
by, when the counties are organized
and in good working order represen-
tatiycs from each can meet in State
Convention, and thus give new i'm.
pctus to "thc glorious cause" in
which your correspondent is enlisted
with 'the moving hosts"
NIIGNoN Eta.
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gathering will permit. 1 have, sir,
the previously stated claim to be
heard, and with. yourRpermission
will take the liberty Of stating the
obstacles to the working of the pres
ent system.
One good step in the right dircc-
ton should be to ignore the spread
eagle style OF teaching which is alto.
gcther in an atmosphere above the
wants of our pine.r woods inhabitants.
Aud yet teachers that, although they
may not know what is the "NIonroe
Doctrine" are willing to como down
from the genteel dignity Of an easy
chair to the lower atmosphere rcquir-
ed to lead little through the mazcs of
Wcbstcr's spellcr.
An enthusiastic teacher may say to
young men Of capacity, learn SO and
so, and they may do it, while he is
occupied with other matters but for
the millions, the gentle, dovc-lile
cooling Of woman is the most success
full.
But, alas until parents take This
matter in hand md interest them
selves in it, it is feared that this most
Timber Of supports the public school
system will be an illusion, and dead
en- in many places, what might other
wise Ge done by private enterprise.
NJ. l.. b.
ORANGEDUIG, May 26, 1879.
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Death Of Rev. VIM. Brooker,

This faithful minister of the gospel
departed this life at his home near
Blackville, in Barnwell County, on
May 22, aged sevcnty-two years.
For two years previous 10 his death
Mr.. Brooker had been afflicted with
paralysis, being, we believe, unable
at any time during that period to at
tend TO ministerial duties but hav-
ing zealously laborcd for forty-sevcn
years in the cause of. the Master, the
need Of '"wcll done, good and faith
iul servant was already awaiting
him, and he fingered almost impati-
emily for the summons to be sounded.
He was for twenty-five years Mode
rator of the Edisto Baptist Associa-
tlon, and for eight years held the
same position in the Barnwcll Asso-
citation. Indeed he was Baptist
landmark" in Orangcburg and
Barnwcll Counties, and was we'll
known TO many in Edgcfcld and 9th
er counties of the State. He leaves
several children, if we mistaken not,
and among them is our esteemed fell
low-citizen of Ridge Spring, N. w.
6rooker, Esq. But 'tis well with tho
father.-EdgeGcld Monitor.
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Murdered.

We have received intelligence tha,
4 man named Saunders was delibc.
rately shot n few days ago, just west
Of Broad River, on the Union County
side, upon the most frivolous prctcxt
by g tramp who for some time had
been infcsting that neighborhood
His name our informant is not Ger.
tain about, but thinks it was given
him rs Edwards. He is described as
being small maa with scar or
his face. AT last accounts sixty men
were hunting him in the western par,
ofthis county.-Roch I'LL Herald.
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Judge Levi Branson, q highly cs-
teemed citizen Of Barlow county,
Ca, demonstrated with two of his
colored men for il!-treating mule,
when they menaccd him to such an
extent, following him into his honse,
that lie took up revolver and shot
at them, killing one instantly and Sc
vcrcly wounding the other. jury
rendered Il verdict of justiflable homi-
eide.
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one corner in your valuable paper to
spare, you can publish the sama.
Yours as ever, MEMO.
BE1.ow TIE Fork, BETWEEN TIE
RIVERS, May goth, 1879.
p. S.-Fish are in demand. You
will see from this was not raised
on fish.
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Alonzo Luce had been attentive to

Alonzo Luce had been attentive to
Lucy Wyman, in Canaseraga, N. Y,
for some time, and ap apparently
successful candidate for her hand /,
but wheil he proposed to her was re
iected, which SO infuriated him that
he drew q pistol, and remarking
"There will be q hereafter for yon,"
shot her fatally in the head. He
then fired q bullet into his own brain.
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Excursion on the Santee.
VANcE's FERRY, May 30th, 1879.
Editor Orange6urg Democrat:

.'ANOr EEhh1 hay ooJH, 1917.
Editor OrangeJu,y Democrats:
On the 9th, the people near the
Santee were treated with an excur-
sion down the above mentioned river
by the polite captain Of the steamer
Louisa. The day bright and calm,
with c1ol;Gh breeze to cool the fair
young maiicns' checks, that helped
to make II, the party. At any early
hour ssv DiX o'clock, folks were on
the roads to the nearest landings.
Your correspondent reached Waco
ut eight o'clock, about an hour ahead
Of time. ! amused myself with the
wild flowers that grew in profusion
on its banks. AT last the booming
of cannon was heard down stream.
This was the signal to let all know
that the boat was near at hand.
Then, Nessrs. Editors, came the 'tug
Of war;" The "boat is coming" was
repeated and rc-cchoed from mouth
to mouth. Mothers gathering up their
wandering oGsprings, fathers giving
their beasts forage for the day, bcaux
receiving their bellies to take on
board, lunch baskets, shawls, sachcls
and everything portable. By the
time everything was ready, up elidcs
the beautiful steamer like q "thing
of life, with her gallant captain TO
welcome all on board.
After stopping at several landings,
the commander was requested to go
down stream, which nc did TO the dis.
lance Of twenty-five miles. Soon
after getting on, all were treated to
bananas, iced lemonade, cordials, and
lager-thc latter fully patronizc6 by
the stcrner sex. The greatest object
of interest was Il pet monkey named
"Jack. The steamer touched at Ma
rion's Point and then turned up, and
after few hours, stopped 70: dinner.
The meal was on snowy table cloths
spread on the ground, and was as all
country dinners area plenty Of
good things. Everybody seemed re.
freshcd, and ut four o'clock the
steamer was homeward bound. No
dancing, but social games of .sseyep-.
up' and S"euclire' were played By Tic?
young folks. at six o'clock we
reached Waco, and Rev. J. B. Plat
was requested TO return thanks to the
captain for so much real pleasure and
enjoyment, and which YVES done as
only'a minister can do, touching the
inner chords Of affection, and remind
ing us that earth is not all sorrow.
The captain responded in very suita-
bic words. Thus closed most
charming day, long to he remember
cd as an evergreen in the memory OF
those who honored the hospitablc
commander with their presence. No
accident occurred TO mar the pleas
urcs Of the day. We arc promised
another soon, and l hope 10 be more
prepared TO iulorm you of everything
IN order. JOHN JOEL.
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A man named Murray. in n drpn

A man named Murray, in drunk
en- freak at st. Louis, climbed over
the side of q bridge and fell a dis.
tance of seventg-five feet to the
ground below, merely dislocating q
shoulder and inilicting slight inter.
nal injuries. When picked up he be.
gan cursing some imaginary person
whom he thought had pushed him of
sidewalk.
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a country shopkcepcr said /: "IIcrc,
my friend, those balls of butter /
bought of you last week all proved to
be just three ounces short of pound
And the farmer innoccntly answered !:
81 don't sec how that could be, for
used one of your pound bars of soap
for weight"
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A writer on style says: CIT is the
fashion in France for ladies' TO take
their tea in bonncts and gloves" +"
One objection to this is that some of
the new bonncts do not hold much
more than lump of sugar.
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Miss Matte Ireland and Miss No
IN Holland were stricken down by q
lightning flash while riding on horse
back ut Adams Creek, Nc Miss
Ireland and horse were instantly
killed. Miss Holland was parali2ed on
ono side and almost totally blinded.
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WEATHER REPORT.

1Sr1cATIoNs FOR Te-p&y.-For the Mid.
ns Atlantic States, rising barometer, colde,
nnrihcrly winds, reering to easfefiy, ano
cearer aud partly cloudy 1--WE weasaer, .s possibly
preceded by oeeasiona, iIget t.ss rslns: .o,o,,,,
,.i,sar nressprc, mostly from southeast tc
Ss,,besst. nth, parly cloudy weather, and oc
aaS;nnsI no'r light rain, except higher tempera
tnra IN the southern portion.
Tss WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mid
and pleasant.
TsgsxoNEyGR YESTERDAY s AZ. Nj. AZ
0I. NJ, Al; noon, 4S; T. ID, 4I,;'Ns z
4, IS; midnight. 40. -
Mean temperature, 46 5S.
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BLACK SILKS were never as cheap before as they
are now. To get the full advantage OF the present
low prices call at LEVY BRoTHERs' and make
your purchases. LEVY BROTHERS are also offer
Ing great bargains IN Colored silks, Pekin Stripes,
Black and Colorcd Satns, Brocaded ard Striped d
Silks aud Satins, Striped Watered Silk, and Fancy
Goods for Trimmings; also, i large assortment Of
Nottingham-Lace Curtains, Bed-Spreads, Pillow
Shams, and Tides.
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SACRED SECRETS.
The Rendtusters'a GaRcns again In.
yaded and Reported.

THE HALL OF THE HOUSE EVEN MORE
aLEAKYn THAN THE BALLARD Bill
sLIARD-RooM-NINE IMPORTANT OFF,
GERS NOMINATED BY THE REaDJUsTERs
LAST NIGHT-THE SLATE BROKEN IN
PART-A REPORT OF THE DEBATE-oNE
OFFICE GIVEN TO A REPUBLICAN; BUT
THE MAN CHOSEN NOT THE ONE THE
NEGROES WANTE D-ROss HAMILTON
COMPLAINS BUT sUBMlTs-FURTHER d.
VISION OF sPoILs PROVIDED FOR.
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NO MORE RHEUMATISM There can be now no
excuse for suffering the pangs Of rheumatism. The
crutch business is becoming fast played out amongst
old staSers," and acute and infiammatory cases Of
the worst sort are easily and quickly cured since tho
introduction Of DR.. HsRHpos,s GYpsY,s GIFT
which any di uggist can supply.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RcaED OF ALDERMEN.

rERSoNAL-FRoM THE CITY ATTORNEY
sTREETS-0THER REpORTs-TRE RAIL
ROAD Up THE JAMES-A NEW PROPOSE
TION FROM MR. TODD-AN APPROPRTA-
TON OF ONE MILLION SUGGESTED.
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ALPHA

Is new brand of wHrsKEY that Messr1. W. D.
BLAIR co. have just put on the market. 1t Is
perfectly pure article, and more resembles the old
fashioned Rye than any nave seen since the war.
The price Is verv moderate.
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WHEN YOU WISH TO TAKE Cop-LIyEa OH, use
the Emulsion made by PURCELL, LApp Il Co.
with Hypophosphite Of Lime aad Soda. Small bot
ties, price SO cents.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH!

IF your TEETH are decayed or defective; If your
GUNS arc spongy, bleeding liberated, or receding
from the teeth, use
MEADE EASER'S
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH.
which removes the bad odor caused by these. aud
rapidly heals and cleanses the mouth, impartins
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists at SOC. bottle.
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LEE GALLERY. MAIN sTRRgr.-Thss famous
temple OF art sil retains It's pre-eniDeuce In our
city. Pictures that bear Its imprint are gems Pa
irons that try them are plea ,ed.
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The most paiatable way to take Cod.I.lver OIL Is
In Emulsion. Use PURCELL, LApp & Co.'S com-
b.ned with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda
Price, so cents for small bottlee.
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Fos COUGHS, COLDS, AND CONSUMPTION use
PURCELL, LADD G Co.'s Emulsion or Cod Liver
OH with Rypophosphites of Lime and Soda. Small
bottles, price only so cents.
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DEE. O.. McLANE's vERMTFUGE.
1,HE GENUINE DIR. G.. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC.
OR
vERMIruGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS Ot WOhMS'
The countenance IS pale and ieaden.co'ored' with
occasional Pushes or crcuInscribed spot on one or
10th cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
,ate; an azure semIcrcle runs along the lower eye
I'D. the nose Is irritated, swells, and somet!nes
oleeds; q swelling Of tho upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing Of the ears;
,p unusual secretion of saliva: Shiny or sucred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn"
ry: appetite variable, sometimes voracinus, with
knawIng sensation Of the stomach, at others e1-
.irely gone; neeting pains in the stomach; occa-
aoual nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen bowels irregular, at times costlve;
stools shiny, not unfrequenlly .lnged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally dIfHcult, and accompanied oy h!c-
cough; cough sometimes dry and convastYe: un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF The
eeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever .he above symptoms are FOUND To exist
DIR. c. McLAyE'S vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form. 1t is all innocent PREPARATION not ca
ps5le Of doing the slightest injury to tie most
ender infant.
The genuine DR.. McLASE's VERMfFrcE bears
he signatures Of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS.
0 n the wrapper.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at BuTzLza Bro
THEIRS.
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Council Notes.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON LIGHT AND
MEMBERS OF TIE CITY COUNCIL AT THE Low
Err GAs-wORKs.
At the meeting of the Board OF Alder
men held yesterday evening the following
invitation was read:
10 the Board Of aldermen and Common
Council;
Gentlemen,-I am instructed by the Com
mittee on Light to tender to you and the
officers Of your bodies their invitation to
meet them at the lower gas-works on Tues
dav the 9th instant at O'Clock P. NJ. An
INSPECTION will then be made Of the inn
provements recently made in this depart
ment.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Rem IT, AUGUST,
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DIR. &, MCLASES
LIVER PILLS

DR.. e, MCLANE'S
Liver PILLS
are not recommended 3, y remedy Tor ali the Ills
hat flesh is heir tor but in affections Of the liver
md all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and ssics
Headache or diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEvER.
M better ca,hartic can be used preparatoryto or
After taking quiniue.
Az simple purga,ive they ara apeaualaed
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuiae are never sugar-coated.
!, Each box haa a red wax seal ON the LID. Wi'h the
impression DIR. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c. NeLAsE
aud FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DH. G. AcLANE's
LIVER PILLS. prepared by Fleming Bross OF Pits
oursh, Pa, the market being fail Of limitations OF
the name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 4s'1'
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PvRsoxAL.-Mr. McCaull has appointed
the following clerks: j. H.. Wartmap,
R Rockingham; D. A. Carter, Hanover; 5.
Rassett French, Manchester; Alexander
Brownen, Richmond; W. J: Wilkinson,
Poekbridge: Peekp and A. c. Wilcox, James
ritr Major Carter was the only one OF
tha 'onno;ntees VITO bad no claim upon the
Peadiusters m ] for party services. His long
leynesienee in Congress and here secured
Ihis retention.
'Maior James c. Hill, the gallant one
arned ey-ConfCderate, late sergeant'aI-
arms OF the House, will on THURSDAY me ht
deliver In the hall OF the House lecture
entitled "Recoilecsions Of The Rebellion:
70 has been delivered at ssyerai places ln
the country, md Is warmly praised by good
judges.
3 xnxsr<r u "A
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.tSa
DISPATCH PRTNTISG-lIoCsE. Good work. !cn
nricaa. and safisfac.ior gnArantead.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH
MEADE q BAKERS

MEADE 4 BAKERS
SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCIPIENT TARTAR,
and
KEEP TIE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists 1T SOC. a box.
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NJ ELLYsoN u Co., advertising agents, ineart ads
vert!sements Ia all Of the newspapers OF the unida
S,nes at publishers rates. Orders left at the De.
patch countiaz-roop will receive prompt attain
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Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
BEN. II. AUGUST,
Sergesnt-at-Arms City Council

ergeant-at@ArWs Oily CUuuc1l'
After the inspection Of the improvements
the committee and their guests will proceed
to an inspection that will not exactly be
official, but from the well-knoWn hospitality
OF the members Of the Committee on Light,
Superintendent Knowles, and the officers
OF the gas-works, will prove none the less
enjoyable. -
The regular monthly meeting OF the Com.
mittee on Relief of the Poor will be held
this evening at O'Clock.
a meeting Of the Committee on Fire De-
partment will be held at their headquarters
this evening at O'Clock. when an assistant
chief engineer will probably be elected.
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avSTE0y SALES This DAY,

aEGTfOy SALES THIS DAY,
ES- on all sales Of Real Estate made bstsefs
the lst nj January and iast of June the taTssfet
the present year haze TO BE- paid 6y the YnrchAssf
On all sales made bettDssn the lst ofJuly and !ne
Of the year the taTe8 hare TO be paid by s Ssttsr
I'phis custOln was adopted about fifteen years aga
br ali the real estate agents In Richmond, aad AZ
nliesto Richmond and vic!nityI
CuEwNING C ROSE, 12 NJ. valuable farm In the
connfy Of HeprIco, four miles north OF Rich
nond, on the Mcchauicsvie turnpike.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, Z. NJ, trustees sale OF
law library.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, M.,iurnl'ure' sto'e~'
BARRIERS chairs, &c.
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lEog OTHER 'LecAL" EE g0VREn rAaE,l
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VISITING Rail- eOAD orFIcIALs-THE1R
M1ss1oy.-G. ". BJaEchard, general man
ager a. Of the Erie rail- 'oad, in company with
Several se al members OF Il lle New York Legis'a-
snre Z. arrived ia the ci, Y yesterday in aspe-
eial car attached to the northern mall train.
IInon I'm nj their arrival they took backs and yis-
tied various places of in terest In the CITY.
They called on the Governor aoeni 9, !, ! !
O'Clock. The object OF the visiting omcials
Is eynlained by the following telegram 10 a
northern paper from Washins ION: i W.
1.-The body Of the committee visited Nor
folk to examine the harbor there; aua saiso
mike a study OF the line from t:aat polnt
ti,rongh Richmond for the West, 8