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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

dent pro TEN elect (Mr Bayardl to the chair.
On taking the chair Mr. Bayard said ''Sen-
ators tally appreciate the honor put upon
me by this expression of yonr confidence, and
in assuming the duties of President pro TEN of
the Senate, in obediedce 70 the law and IN ac-
cordance with the rules of this body and a vote
of the majority. | should have greater miSgiv-
ings of fulfilling acceptuhlv the requirements OF
the post were it not for the assurance that SO
long as shall continue to tXericSe lis duties |
shall receive your cooperation and friendly
aid, which | now earnestly and confidently IN
woke at YOUR hands We are all painfully
mindful of the unusual circumstances under
which meet, and OF the national bereavment
which has caused this special session OF the
Senate. May it not be hoped that, touched by
a sense of common sorrow and chasened by a
! grief that pcnetrateS every household i'll one
great family of States, our proceedings may be
marked by 4 spirit of concession and harmony
and generous consideration for mutual differ
ence of opinion, and Sottening of partisan
| aSperitieS, and high intent to perform onr
duties in a manner responsive TO the demands
of the occasion and the best n'.rests OF our
| common country? With such hopes and IN
| such a spirit now assume aud shall enieavor
/ to perform the duties OF the high position TO
| which YOUR favor has assigned me
| Mr. Edmunds moved to admit the Senator
elect from Rhode Island, (Mr. Aldrich, an
Mr., Pendleton moved TO adjourn. Adjourned
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
UNITED STATES SENATE-EN-
IRA SESSION
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1881.

WASHINGTON, Oct. To- 1881
The assembling Of the special session OF the
Senate was witne sed by large number OF
persons, who as early IL o'clock filled the
galleries to their utmost capacity. The desk
formerly occupied by Senator Burnside was
tastefully draped with black The Senators-elect
Aldrich Lapham and Miller, occupied seats
upon the floor on the republican side.
The Senate called to order By Mr. Harris
who, after prayer by Chaplain Bullock, who
| alluded in feeling manner to the deaths of
President Garfield, Senator Burnside Secretary
Burch, called the Senator TO order and directed
the clerk to report to the Senate the message
of the President converting this session Of the
Senator The President proclamation having
been read, Mr.. Pendleton moved the adoption
of the following resolution: THAT Thomas F.
Bayard, Senator from the State OF Delaware
is hereby chosen President pro tempore of the
Senate
Mr.. Edmunds said that of course he did not
object 10 the present consideration of the reso-
luton, but he though that under existing cir
cumstances ii was his duty to present the Gre
deBtials of the Senators-elect which be there
upon did. The credentials having been read
Mr. Edmunds moved that the oath of Office be
administered to those gentlemen by Senator
Anthony, the senior Senator.
Mr.. Pendleton moved to lay the motion on
The table. CaTrled-yearS 80, nays "a. Mr..
Davis Oils voted with the republicans in the
negative. Mr.. Malone did not vote, and Messrs
Platt and Fair were paired
Mr.. Edmunds said that no reason had been
given why the Senators elect should not be al
lowed to take part in the organization of the
Senate, and he therefore moved to amend Mr.
Pendleton's resolution by providing for the i'm
mediate qualification Of the Senators elect, the
oath of office to be administered by Senator
Anthony.
A yea and nay vote on Mr.. Edmunds' amend
ment resulted in its defeat by vote of 80 to 81
Mr.. Edmunds then Offered another amendment
subslitu ing the name Of Senator Anthony for
that of Senator Bayard as President pro lem,
which WAS rejected.
Mr.. Edmunds then proposed an amendment
providing that Thomas f. Bayard shall be elect
ed presiding officer for this day only
and argued in support OF the amendment, con-
tending that it would allow the States Of New
York and Rhode Island to havea voice in the
election of permanent President pro TEN.
A vote was at once taken and the amedment
was defeated-yeas 80, nays "a Mr.. Malone
voted with the republicans and Senator David
Davis did not vote. The original resolution in
trod uced by Mr. Pendleton was then adopted
by vote of "a to 80. Mr.. Davis, of Illiuois,
did not vote, and Mr.. Malone voted with the
republicans. The Chair then appointed Sena-
tiers Anthony and Teldeton to escort the Presi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
ORR NEW YORK LETTER

NEW YoRK, October, nth, 1881.
Editor ot'the Times:
| We have had a Convention. delegates 70.
once having deserted their time honoured
county resorts for the delights OF Gotham, auH
they have been welcomed by an eager and -
nipping air akin to their normal dispositions
Straw hats and busters proved slight projection
against a tumhlng thermometer, and ConSt-
iquently tumblers of hot punch and ground and
lofty political tumhling seasoned with tull
favored language, were in order. The pro-
Iceedings of the Convention were harmonious
and The Lamb lay down with Lion inside lh-
| Lion Some say the Lamb has cut its eve
! teeth and will prove iniiEesIihle. Can any
of YOUR readers Judge from the foregoing re
marks what party held it Convention, and What
/ your RAnlx thinks about il. ! trow not, for
sooth. PeradventuIe old r. is too wary u po-
1 liticihn TO be caught tripping with surera,
/ bundanCe Of i namiticai CAB.
/ Eleven English Croketers have arrived, and
! lost no time i'm making things things warm tor
their opponents in the manly game here The
/ day after they landed. quite warm dav, too.
/ thew began trouncing the Phiaiclrhians beat
/ ing them at the close OF a Two day : fight bl
one innings and l0+ runs, and then they sailed
+ in. in weather that would freeze the tail OF
milkmau'S private pump, 70 knoyk sn'heresH,
out of the New Workers. Cricket i certainly j.
grand game, but hardly suitable for October
/ | wonder it ism more popular here. II i ver1
Sociatle, and brings classes aud sexes toEe'hc
/ in pleasant way that nothing else >e. ms 10 j..
and it Is. comparatively. inexpensive Bgius
Officers and private soldiers. Sr British npbeBcu
and hodcarVitrS, play cricket together pleas
Iant,y without al all leading TO assumption or
undue familiarity Oft the field, and Ike Is
/ see ANYTHING ionicF than the green .wAFl sur-
rounded with tents aud happy groNds watch
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
SURVEYOR,
SURVEYOR.
JAMES L. BRAWNER.
The Senate.

AS will be seen by our report elsewere
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, of Delaware, was
on Monday last, chosen President pro tenn
of the Senate. This result was antici
pated, and generally approved of by the
press of the country. 1t is generally
agreed that, in view of the precedents
there was no force wha ever in the obiec
ton raised by Mr.. Edmunds The prece
dents are uniform that new Senators shat
not be sworn in except by the presiding
officer of the Senate. The two exceptions
that have been hunted up by the Republi
cans are, as have been admitted by the
more liberal of Republican journals, only
such as prove the rule. The proposition
to elect President pro tenn. tor day, in
view of the grave functions that the con
stitution has attached to this Office, was
simply absurd. There can be no doubt
entertained that Senator Bayard, by his
election on Monday by majority of the
Senate, has become The President pro TEN
of the Senate during the Forty seventh
Congress, and any effort that may be made
on the part of the Republicans to dispute
that result will be regarded as nothing
more than a weak partisan dodge.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

CHARLES J. GUITEAU, the assassin Of
President Garfield, was formally indicted
by the Grand Jury of the District of Co
lumbia on Saturday las He has not yet been
arraigned. His brother-in-law and coun
sci, Mr.. George Scoville, is in Washing,
ton. He says that lie has made unsuccess
full efforts to retain Emory Storrs, Of Chi
cago, and Richard 7. Merrick, of Wash.
ington, as assistant counsel. Mr.. Scoville
states that he will ask, when Guiteau is
a-raigned, for two or three months of time
in which to collect evidence of insanity for
the trial, and if the Court should grant it.
be will waive the question of jurisdiction
and other .technich quest IONS; but that
if such time is not granted, he will avail
himself of every ground of defense.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

Lewis II Conor, E.qa vh.~r oalrs - To-
Gated AZ - Washington street, th., yIls, lsIr3N
related the olloNjag in the hssrsa. Of one a.
our reporters IS an evidence # special good for
tune have been suffering said ar o''nuos
Tor number Of weeks with v-gy -,efe pain
IN my back. believed 10 br irosn the effects o. IS
cold contracted while OF the iskss. hs3 teen
prescribed for by several o. our physicians az
used various remedies Three dtys ago. ]
abandoned them all and boUghra luItje % -
Jacobs Oil, app led / ~ ngat ic'sre retiring
and to-day lie. ike a nsw mar. I rvpyrscryr
almost insjan: re.ef aud now fr,l uu p.sia " hat
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
BETTING ON ELECTIONS,

The attention Of persons, who are always ia
the habit OF enforcing their opinions upon the
result of elections. by proposing to bet is cali
ed to the following section Article 30 Of the
Code of Public Law. Of this State:
80 No person shall make any bet or wager
on the result Of any election to take place
in this State.
~. Any person offending aganistthe pre-
ccdiug section, shall be liable to Indictment in
the Circuit court If the offence he committed
in any county or in the Criminal court of Bal
'imore. and on conviction, shall lie fined not less
than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars
10 he paid 10 the State for the use of the School
fund
''4S. Every deposit of money in any part Of
the State, as wager or bet upon elections in
this State or elsewh here, shall be forfeited and
paid over to the County Commissioners of the
county where deposited for the use of the
county; and if dcposite in the CITY of Baltimore.
10 the Mayor and City Council
GEORGE \ WADE, Sheerif
aug. p, 1879 of Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
HAPPIER 1871.


Az iCT proAtbitIr- tAs 'ais Of yp,rlfso,a, 0,
fsTmsHtsd liquors "a far sSrtr4l cosHitfs Of IL,
Stair fhs dag Of siscfion
>EcrloS BE- Il sascfsd ~ iAs GsnsraI .isssua
bly, Of Maryland That Il shalt not D. lawful TO-
the keeper of any hotel, tavern, store, drinking
establishment. oI any other place ~hsis lquo, .
are sold, ur Tor any person or persons, directly
1f indirectly, II sell, barter. give or dispose OF
tuy spIFituau- or fermeutcd liquor . ale g. beer
or intoxicating drinks 81 any kind, on the dar
oi election hereafter to be held ia the several
counties Of this State.
SEc , Ind be- u snsctSd. Thatauv person vio-
'attuE the provisions of ihl= Act shall b. lltbl,
Tea Indictment by the Grand Jufy Of the count
where the offence L. committed. and shall, upon
conviction before any Judyr Of sny Of the CT,
cult Courts of this State be fined "A sum not les.
than hity dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each and every offence ne-hslf the
fine shall be paid the informer. the other half Ia
the County Commissioners. tor the use of public
roals.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

Es~ Our five Famous Specialtios | Gents
s., so double or single sole calf and kip boots,
every pair warranted
Q Gent " II g, 80 solid Gather Gaite;s
and shoes, in - din rent STYLES.
; Ladies s. linc kid and goat worked hole
hutton houiS thu h,udsomest and best for the
money in the market
A. Our 81 - ladies ulivclie pet and kid
button boo,s, equal i'll wear and st! lie TO any
81 shoe.
s. The 50 and IS ct. school shoes, the only
solid leather shoe for the price in the coun,r;
~ Every shoe warranted as represented
or another pair given instead.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
IN MEMORIAL

Died Oct 81 at Dj,ehlry his t.tarr res.
dencel after a long and tedious inrss. ahjyh
was born with more thsn manly 'uyt;tudr
JOHN DlGGES CONTEE. second s1u OFF
l.. Contee Esq in the teaIh wear ~ his age
Let not selfish grief saddenIoo niurh Jar heart,
of parents and relatives. Their darling hos
has made ueStmable gain. tie his gegc sc
receive an imperishahle crown, aud meet a
Mothers embrace in Heaven. u.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
State Of Maryland.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Religious Notice.

The viii be divine service at ST lcnarius
Church, Hin Top. on Sunday next and on ia
third Sunday Of each month thereafter uutl
further no.icr.
EUGENE McSW YNEY : J.
Hastor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Cleveland Penny Press
See the Conquering Here etc

Among the most wcndersnl articles Of the
period is ST. Sacots Oil. The Hen Leonard
SWEET of Chicago, pronounees it the most
thorough conqueror Of pain that h. hiss ever
known
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
For Chief judge.

AIR. EDITOR You will please announce
WI the HON. DANIEL Il. MAGRUDER as u
candidate for Chief Judge OF the Seventh Jg-
dicial District, which he holds hs appointment
OF the Governor, and which he Il Is With ability
MANY VOTERS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
MOTTO L
T. Hotel Keepers and Others
who Deal in Liquors.

EoE THE INFORMATION oF ALL PER
L SONS CuNCEENEp. t.r fallooiu. Act
of the legislature, PASSED M.f,h @3;h, I,G5, Is
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
The Celebrated

Inc C0ieOTaL6O
| "BREWSTER GEARING,' with Body,
Seat Axles. Dash, etc, all holied to-
gether, in fact complete open buggy
all put together and finished except
wheels Shafts ana Trimming, price 40 90
Brewster Patent Combination Side Bar
Springs, wi skeleton body attached
per sett II 90
fuoS, per Selt.. w
Spokes, per sett.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 225
Short Arm Axles, / per sett So. Springs, u
in. per H., lie. Norway Mil Rods, by
the bundle of 25lbs, per III. 6 cents
Bar, Rod, Hoop. Band and Norway Iron,
Sprinr. Tire. Toe Calk, Blister and Cast steel
Wood, Iron and Steel Axles.
VA SkeinS, Anvils, Belts. Screws. Rivets,
Borax, Tools Eif,hwheels, Horse Shoes and
Nails, Whip Sockets. etc. Paints, Varnish.
Pumice, Enamel Dressing Duck, Canvass, &c.
Prices sulJ.ct to change mithom notice
Gs- Orders by mail will receive prompt atteu-
ton. Come and see me at
No. 619 B Street Northwest.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
my sip
National Republican., 1881-08-13
SOUTHERN FACTS.

THERE were $50 copies oftho North american Re.
viec, containing the discussion between Bob Inger.
So!l and Judge Jere s. Black on the Christian re.
iigion sold in Atlanta.
GOVERNOR WADE HAIPToN, who is spending the
summer at DagGers Springs, Virginia, has been
very successful at fishing this season. He has al
ready caught several hundred fish.
THE Nevada Picayme says that some influential
eolored men Rre again at work among the negroes
efArkansas. trying to induce them 10 leave aud 60
to Kansas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE, who has many relatives
living In Loudoup County. Va, has signified his
intention OF accepting the invitation TO attend the
county fair, which begins on the Goth proximo.
THE Governor ofNorth Carolina will not be able
to remark to the Governor of South Carolina that
the horologic di"'ance intervening between cock
ailsistoo grievous to be borne-Aadnd Constitution
THE Lumpkin, (Ga.), Independent says q negro
woman died suddenly in that county the other
day, and coroner's inquest found her death to
have occurred from an Overdose Of bacon and
green's"
THE negroes OF oglethorpe County, Ga, will not
touch tho revised New Testament with ten fool
pole. They think 1t scheme concoctcd by tho
Democrats to get all the darkies to hell At least
SO says local paper
National Republican., 1881-08-13
OYSTER SOUP.

-"Did you go to worms2" asked one
European traveller Of another at Vermont sum.
iner resort. NO" was the reply; 81 expect to
some time."-Boston Post.
Some children are wonderful fish
tanners. Saw n little girl walking on the beach at
Cape May the other day holding doll lin by each
hand.-phlddelphid Bulletin.
The brain is located between the
ears, so that II may thoroughly weigh everything
that comes into the two portals before accepting Il
as fact or of ofvalue.-BoSon Transcript
Ten years agoa Vermont man wanted
three cents per dozen for his clothes pins and
since that time he has held thirty thousand dozens
for rise. That's the sort of q clothos.pin he is
Detroit ffee Press
"A Saratoga hotel has waiter seven
feet high, and he Is very popular. When he spills
the soup II gets cooled on fnlling through the air
and therefore docs not burn The bald head under
Observation-Disclosures Nelgs.
Backyard logic: "If You use a
burner like this on your lamp" said tho peddlcr,
"you will save half OF the kerosene" The lady,
who belongs 70 one OF the first families in Austin,
said she would tnko two so she would not need
any kerosene at all.-7erds SJ1inos
Nine. d. TO one of her friends" You
have seen the comet, have you uotg' "Not very
well have been going TO bed carly these last
three or four nights. But this evening intend TO
SIT up and have good look at H." The maid
servant who happens to be in tho ROOM Oh,
mndams, then is It going through this slreetg'
II think bath daily would be bene-
fetal In your case" said the physician to Plodg.
ers, the valetudinarian. "well / don't know,
doctor" reple led Plodgers, In feeble voice. took
bath onceia year or two ago | felt better for
awhile, but It wasn't long before was rs bad as
ever and have been growing worse ever since"
"A lady barber of Homer, ILL.,, has
shut up shop to marry wealthy farmer with
whom she scraped an acquaintance and may be
a
the world along. She Is said TO be young hand
some, and accomplished, and, In the words of n
native OF her town, slung as slick blade as any
galoot in the burg"
-"What is your business?" asked a
Harvard student Of an old printer, as the two
stood ut the Parker House bar, waiting for cock
tail that the bartender was preparing The printer
looked the young man straight In the eye and said
with great solemnity, / am erector of metallic
messengers OF thought; or, ms / an sometimes
known, q journeyman printer"
National Republican., 1881-08-13
PRODUCE MARKE IS.
Now York ocneral Market.

New YoRK, Aug. 12.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales to-day, $50 bales uplands, l2c; Or.
leans, l2Ac; weekly net receipts, 500 bales; gross
receipts, 7i79 bales; exports TO Great Britain 1896
bales to the continent, $500 bales sales, 3,7O7
bales; stock, 1920 bales flour--Southern firm
and fairly active common to fair extra S. 156l6 25
good to choice do, Sc 30@7 90. Wheat 1ISd29fc
higher aud somewhat excited; moderate export
business; large trndc on speculative account; un.
graded spring, 81 1901 90; No. ., u 26; No. do
inferior, 81 1871; No. Chicago and Milwaukee
81 26lS@1 2S ungraded red, 81 IDOL 3i; No do
81 2s@i 90; No. . do, 81 30A@1 32l4 steamer do
81 2s348l 20lS; No 1 red, 81 Sial Si}l; mixed
winter, 81 29lS ungradcd white, 81 l5@1 20; No 2
do, 81 26lS; No do 81 2o@1 80 steamer do 81 25
6l ~ No. 2 red, August, 81 3l2&al 3231 closing at
- "a bid October, 81 8llS@t 36lf closingntsi 36i5
No. 3, 81 S6lIdl $50 DcccTbcr, 81 9S}z6ei 40Jl
Corn l6f2l4c highc, closing steady and strong; nc
tive business, moderately speculative ungradcd
Gl@G2c; steamer yellow 62c ungradod white, Gle
in store; white Southern, G06070c; ungraded vel
low &c; No 9, August Goa 62lSc, closing ut G2l<c;
September ln,H SS,5gS3%e closing at CSs october g
lower white steady; No. 3, 4314lc Hops auict;
yearlings. l2@lsc. Coffee quiet aud firm; lo In
cnrgoes, iO@1SHc; IN job lots, l0@iiI5c. Sugar
standard A. 9I@gXc. Molasses steady and quiet !;
Porto Rico, $50 SEC; English Islands, Ss642cs New
Orleans, Soa5sc Rice steady; trade moderate.
Resin ~ firm At 81 05@2 2O5% Turpentine very strong
39aijc; pulled. 206DI0c unwashed, l2@3ic; Texas,
l4@3lc. Pork held at 2O@25c per barrel higher, but
very quiet middles scarce long and short clear,
active, and closing very firm: prime eteam spot,
sl1 356ll 40; August s1l 303i1 40; September,
Sll 3O@l1 4j: October, ell 37lT@1l 80; November,
81 10 December, sll 2O year, sl1 1o@ll 20.
National Republican., 1881-08-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Hampton Nelrs, hitherto a semi
weelly, is now issued as daily paper.
The number of deaths in Petersburg
during the past two weeks has been very large
James NJ. Graham, of West Virginia.
has purchased tho Old Dominion Spoke Works. in
Loudoun County, for $500.
The .weavers at the Petersburg cotton
factory have asked and obtained an Increase of
fifteen per cent on their wages.
The Readjusters of this county will, we
hear, nominate Mr., franklin Ia lawyer at Pnmp.
lns as their candidate for the house of delegates
-Idr1apiHe Mercury.
There is general revival of religion re-
ported throughout the Southside counties, and
protracted meetings are In progress at large por
tion the churches.
Ned Peple, little son of Mr. G. A.
Peple, Of Manchester, accidentally shot himself
with powder and shot.
The time for sora shooting is fast ap-
preaching, and with the latter part of the month
extraordinary stories will be told Of the great
ber baggcd on successive tides.
Captain Fl. I'll. Dodson, deputy collector
ofinternal revenue for Lee Scott, Wise, and Wash.
ington Counties, has resigned, and Mr.. d. S. Hale,
ofscott, has been appointed In his stead
The Albemarle vineyards are realizing
fortunes for their owners; Large quantities OF
day, and they are bringing good prices.
The stockholders of the Norfolk and
Sewells Point Railroad have elected NJ Parks
PRESIDENT directors, Messrs. j. W. BoteleT, Wash
jngton, ID. c.; W. L. Scott, Erie, Pa; ii. ". Page,
Norfolk. Va; John l.. Roper, Norfolk, Va; NJ.
courtright Eric, Pa
Tho Mexican Veterans Association of
Norfolk and Portsmouth have appointed a com.
mittee TO arrange for their participation in the
Yorktown Centennial ceremonies. They also
passed resolution OF respect 10 the memory OF
General Robert Patterson, Of Philadelphia.
AT Big Lick Roanoke County, the june
ton Of the Norfolk and Western, the New River.
and the Shenandoah Valley roads, coal depot on
have also been completed for putting up cxten-
sive iron works Hi 'h' same place, the necessary
agreements hGy.m. already been made.
The following teachers have been
elected to the 20 white school IN Danville for
the ensuing Principal, K. NJ Tuck, teacher
Of the high ". G. Slaughter: assistants
Miss C. $. PAT ,lo, Mary l., Lacy. Mrs NJ. H.
Brodnax, Miss j. nnle Walton. Mrs. Emma W. Tar
Tish, Mrs. Sue X. Cheatham, aud Miss Maggie
Wilson.
Patents have been issued TO the follow
ing parties IN this State: ". II. Houn, aSsignor IN
part 10 NJ. Jourdan, Mil Brook depot velOcpede
Loves MIL head'blocG for saw.mils: Joseph
Walker, Manchester. paper-cutting machine
same, straw-cutier; Walker & Perigo Richmond
straw-cutter
A writer in Land aud Water says there
are from one 10 two thousand English lGndholders
In this State, with farms Of from one hundred 10
fifteen hundred acres and that they are remark
ably happy. Ho especially recommends Virginia
for gentleman emigrans with large families. II
congenial surroundings 10 the expatriatcd gentle.
man.