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VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND.
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Quarter do. 25
Parcels of Tickets may also be had ;-purchas-
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el to draw $50, less - per cent.
Should parcel bc purchased by certificate, it
viii cost only
OF Whole Tickets S28
Half do. Ia
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 80 days liter the drawing, and
subject IS a deduction Of l. per cent.
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with prompt attention.
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Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment of Tickets at this Office, and any nforma-
'tion respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
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hum and myself that it should be erci,e9cd IN So
tar as i was agreed between us thatI should have
indulgence for the third quarter, upon giving
satisfactory security for the other two and Mr.
n was accepted by MIR. K. as such security.
Then II, as gather from the publications on
TINS subject, Mr.. *. did, when the note fell due,
hold Mr.. II. bound as security for the THIRD
quarter have no hesitation to assert as do most
solemnly. that MIR. A. was most unfairly trepanned
INTO that, extended liability; and that, by the
gross artitlce and deception of Mr.. Il, aided Sv
the imposing influence of The power he welded
as my creditor, | was made his needless and uu
Writing instrument Gorpalming upon Mr. Adams
note, into which this third quarter hadr been
surreptitiously introduced, against the faith of
Mr.. KS previous arrangement and understand
ing with me.
MARY G. MOULTON.
S'oo'm to this 25th day Of !Seotember, 1924,
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PEOPLES TrCYET
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of .Massach, seHs

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of .Massachusens.
FOR vIcB-PREsIDRNT,
SOME TRIED & APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
The people of the United States are one great
ianiiy--as long the Union of the States holds, n
citizen from one secion provided he be honest, ca
paole, amt faithful to the Constitution and the Peo-
pie, ought to be acceptable to the opposite Sec
''on as to the one which claims his birth or resi-
dcnce.''
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LATEST z 0

The FIRST sailing ship DlaHo ID, captain
Macy. arrived at New York ON Monday.
from Liverpool. The editurs Of the ia
zetie are indebted In captain Macy f,r
london papeis IL tn 2eth, aud IiverpooI
10 the I'D June, inclusive. Parliament
would b. profosned III the 9Th, bal il Vas
aot Known whether the kiu9 nuuid % il in
person or by commission.
Tin petition ofine merchanfs uf Lnndotl
PRAYING for the recognition Of y. Antrrirnn
independence bad been presented 10 the
House of Commons by SuJts. Aiacinfosll.
On tins occasion, SAYS the Liverpool Al
Sertistr, d" Mr.. Canning made a statement
Of the present views of government with
respect to South America. sonr parts Of
which were extremely satisfactory, while
others were not very inteliiglbie. One
most important fact, however, hr disclosed ;
namely, that ministers were at length If
opinion, that they bad waited long enhlgll
for the example III Spain that caatteoy
towards tie mother country had no flt,her
claims upon us !; aud that Great Britain
WIS 1T full liberty to art on lief Own conn
-ei3.o Mr. Canain.'5 views ~ this 5uhlect
are supposed 10 have met with sonle oppo
silinm IL the cabinet, particularly fione
CtlanceIior Eldo1, whose high tory n%o;.,:a
are hostile Ia every thing saYorinS III tie
herai principles. The Manchester Cham
her of commerce had al,a pr]titioned IL
favor of~feeognizins south American iiber
~.
Capt. Alexander 6. Laing, of the Roya.
African Corps, arrived at Earl Batllnrst's
office on the 10Th, with dcspatches from
Africa Containing official details OF the late
events in Ashan,ee. but they have not hecr
made pubic. Private details from At lea
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EAc.ant GOODS.

YDY The late artif " from l.neland& france
~ W efe placed IN osst sston ol III. follow
ing,,ie
Rich worked s@iss Mnslins, large nnJnew f..
gures,
Do. do DO. 'rnalin senrfs. u new article,
Do. do. dfrcinn Band,.
~l.legeni 'ilrend and bobbillci Laces. assorted.
200 zel'e l'Andherehieis, NIL e%olors, aud very
hand ome,
: rirers 'er3 superior plain black Italian
ailhs,
Do, snprfGne white Cotton Noze,
Indie DC taread stockings, u new aud
paina' IL article,
3r1 sheets Naddine fee rirpes,
Marsei1lea Quilts, 1t remarkable low prices,
Brt' e E.aier Cr0pnts, Il ntW aud fashionable
n dele,
J az htose, With II greal rsstviy Of othev
{ ,hds, ai gtiets iitable Ia the iiales. arc Of
cred. hlchLE, ROBINSON 4 90
Angirt 10 m
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TIL. lNQuISITI0N

In work entitled Itiiers .Aorinnhdts.
published III PARIS, in 1020, WE hnd III.
following account 81 II mode VI t"rtlne
practlsrd IN the lnqusiiion AT Toledo,
which may claim nj least the praise u II.
geGrlly. Pounismonh Ion nal.
"drneral Lasaale, helag II Toledo, went
IN visit iI,c palace ol the loan,it'on for IN
SPAN, the HUMILITY Of inanlsilorY is llk.
that of other monks, il wears a conrse
cloak aud dnclis IN n marble palace. Al
sisi,t of li,f INSTRUMENTS ot torture, The
General, ~ well hs the officers who were
viii, him MS s,rn Ia shndder, lai II Wa
mere horrible than any thing presented by
4 iield ct battlr. Aiming llies. Instruments
III II MS one nlfcl mere particularly
liked the attention of tIir Visitors, l5 gitilg
thu lmpr,saion of surf OF saelll.Re. Al
| ]e further eud ON .uhtc,rnneoub 1tmgeon
near the chair Of the lnqnlsitor Who"
duty II MAJ 10 lnterroghle thoee VIII
were accused of hefesy there MIS- placed
IN u niche, II statue III the Virgin.
a golden halo surrounded her head, and
her draprfy drsrcded IN sllLen folds from
her shoulders Ia her feet. IT, lnf right
hand she lnfl fhn ahrienl standard Of thu
kiit4, and a breast plate VAS la4t visible
under the folds of her iole. Allpgetler The
statn" ieseInblrd thai of Joan 81 Are M
Orleans. On examining il u ltile nearof,
lifry perceived that the breast plafe W.
slistenlng With point Of = fasl nul II
lltlie knives, aud OF nal!a silarpeef a
needles. -
Ble arms Of the statue weree masealIt
AMI Il haadIc pl,ced behind the paft,lIoo
regulated ia motions. General lssaNe
gase orders Idr putting the machine In Up
Grafton, aud thr saek Of a poii-h grrHndiel
vas put in the plac. of the h.feile-Nlfrf
the handle Was tuined. fie statue extend
ed lis arms aad pressed HE saek eloseiy Ia
IL breast. Nirn il relaxed lis grasp, the
saek Mis- found 10 he n perfect sirse II
Ms plfrcea with n thnneaud hnles, and
the kniAea had cnlercd some Inns IA
depth.
thns tie mercifd1 Mary, the mother nj
h S%a'ipar of mei,, became III the i,ands
ot iaqaisliois the bloody Instrument ri
tttiatnlsm aud that nothing might be
waiting 10 this horrible %pref,oalioo, they
called Ills lnlase by an odip,s IaId Our
Lodg # 'S0irott, ttiaire dolol6sa.)
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surely do-what are we 10 expect Civil
rs have often arisen lfom laf inferior
causes, and have desolated some al the
talresl provinces of TIM earth. History i
full .ifthe affecting narratives of such " RS,
from causes fair interinr-and il "lll con
Inue 10 be her monrnful office To record
them. I'LL time shah he IN more.
Sir, iflhrr. he no friendly hand TO exiir-
pate the seeds ri anarchy which Ne" York
has sewn-yon itiU have civil war.
The VA of legislation which has com
menced, will, according to its usual enulse,
become II war of hlnws. Your country
will he shaken with ci,i il strife Your re-
publican institutions will perish In tie ron
ftct funr constitution will fall. iht
tdst 1ope Of notions tniH be gone. And
hal will be the effect upon the rest of the
world !: Look abroad al the scenes which
are now passlng ON onr slobe, and ladge
of The effect. The friends of free govern
ment throughout the earth WHO ha,e been
heretofore animated BY mi example, and
have held ii ~, lttore them "a thelr polar
star, IN guide them through the stamy
.eas ofrerolation, will witness our fall Wifh
dfsmng and despair. The arm that IS ese-
ry where lifted IN the eAusc of liberty. will
drop, nnnctved, by the warrior. side
Despotisn will have lis day Of triumph,
and viii accomplish the purpose nj which
II too plainly INNS. II eH c0rer the earih
asih hr mantle Of mourning.
Then, SIR, Wien y. York shall look upon
this scene Of rum, if shc have the s%enerous
feelings which | believe her 10 ha,e-it will
not br with her head alolt, in thespride nj
conscious Triumph her wrart soul sill
ting in her eyesn-no, SIT, no dei-cted-
with shame aud confusion dropping mder
the weight of her ~Aarrow-aud a volcesl
located with gfirf and despair-weH may
she, then, e%,clain,
"Qois Jam locus,
QaA LeaLo. itrLis IN noALLL non u. NJ LnhnLiA =,
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Dey willlisten 10 no proposiil D farra- &c.
lnt.l = ihell Includes II obligation II II
cite the former lnslish Consul, Mtfda
mid. 'fht number ii isagli-h slips MS
ninr, Witioa' including TAI gnn.b 1ats.-
Tue tatlaaee Of ihe puft VII slut with u
ffeat iron c%llain. which the Regency hid
ptoeu el from laglanl s1fne lint agu.-
TIE Dfy has malr ,]ariurs arrangement
In placr bis ships beyond the feaeh Of
danger in eas. Of attafit. liz has likewise
eaasct litstalals II ne established tor tit
Wanndsl.
Rrpofts were yesterday il eircuiaiina in
the lioafs.. that troubles '4ld bfnkea mi IL
Spain Nothing could lie mnrt seti III
foundation lhe must perfect tranquility
ftisas IN al poinls NJ tie peninsula. The
amnesty VA eutiel iuto execution @ithunt
oprnsitian. Illr disturbance created by
general 6apafe had hern stppr.ssed.-He
could not prevail pun mnre titan hbnnt 10
p,rsun, 10 Join Inn In had bern arrested,
ini Nas ou bis My n Madrid IL atabd hts
tiial.
II / mol true lia, ihr chanlltr If depn
liz rejected lhe proI,osal 10 identify tn
etnlgrants. The chamber, eonfdias II tn
word Of lln king, only rejected lie pc.
lret 81 IN address IL the kiug n ask loden1
mites, aud las left the initiative IN Ills
s%hhieet. The journal des u, bats adds, by
a great majority aud there We're bal tire,
u is others say elesen, who opposed H.
ID that a ma1olliy
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sthl fnhsetibef intends tG te~eh MUSIC.
- ON ,ht f,hno f'orte, in II, rec and III,
niJaeeni counties, il sufficient encouragement
ean he obtn'ned. Ills method of TEACHING
has nj general nmrulstion. Reference viii
he sai'siaetofy Tor hi. character, ability aud
perseverance III his nniertat Jugs. For Terms
81 lh'''ci', alii'ly at the Franklin Hotel, whore
he may be found. IIAf1S1E MAIRY.
! ;. lliase fesirons of having their PA
= tuned vii apply rs above. lie will NJ
tend promptly. L. A..
AGepsi 10. 81.
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Negroes, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Hooks, &c. &c.
IT .HtIIYDN

10y virtue nj a deed ol trust tn mr. rxe.
- eotnd by Richard Pollard, for purliosns
tl1otr,n expressed, | shpdl proceed 10 sell, n,
The dwelling ionse ot lhe said Richard r,l.
lafd, on edethi III. on "Wednesday, The 18th
%lnsinni, or NICHOLS to wit Gcorge,
lihnnel, lafn, md ioln--tno Ilofses-tNb
'ar1s~tAo Gun, tone oil thtm II rnosl .nue.
flor len Ing lierel-nne peir pistols-Also.n
sdpefiof f1inp folte=hll fhe iionsrllola md
Kitchen Furniture ri tlt said follpfd-tose.
tf'rf with hi Library, Consisting ri abou, 200
fnlan'es, well seieefed, On ! ifealoey, rhilo
.'lhy, History, aud Polite literature.
tetms 81 saIe, which will cammenee nj D
o'eleek--iaf sums aneer sla, cnsi-oY.f Riu=
s'N months credit, the purchasers giving bond
With approved security.
hobEHT MvIs, Jr.
j., 4 schedule md eatafofne o1 Inc abo,e
property r,ny ne secn n u Ioifard's %anciio,.
Slofn. Aug 10. ids
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TIE falipai ns iires5 were written iy Load
bffea aboni the tia.t d bis separation from
h. afe.
] lere IS a mystie iireaa If life
- deafls Hfehilt with mine alone,
TINT i%!eaiits falef flcss kHile
II length ainst sesef 10Th or none.
| lcfei firm on which ittese eyes
lia9e often gazed will leHd delight
Nv d. .Iat form their inys supplies,
And aleums resiofa 1t through Inc night.
There i Il voice Whnse foaez Inspire
a1th thrills n ruit lfr IA ny bfeusi. -
| would ut fear a sert ii el.eif,
ME- lint feiee could join Tie ret
ilp'e Is n free, wtosa hlushesteli
Ateettnnzs talr MN tbc rheek
In phliId ~ one iena t|afe.ell,
ffoelainls mof. ioYe thu ufds run sprs#z=
There i lip which mine hath presf,
AUD npne Lab sfer pfrsl before
II euYfl ~ make me ever llrst,
And mine MINI only ln.sl The more.
Thor e - ba5om all nv OWL
Hull p@iilo"ed oil fhts nrll ng llcnd t
\ mouth With mills on nc nlonr
IN oye-wiose tears Will mtiue are she'd
There ARE Two hrarts, whose m"ov#Inentgtlfil
In unison 80 closely sutrt
iitnt thlst Ii pulse responsive It'll,
Thy both niuat iruse OF cease 10 benf.
There nre two soul ylo Q equal flow
In erhile streams 80 calmly fnn,
Tint when tl,ey rart-lli,y pari ? nh no
lucy sannot pari-ihnse sonls are ono,
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Seated abotc n. ssadeo1ria,s ami, ia.
'2aa''" 1'',s ,',e a. sI''.''',l's a',a rs.
,errd f,s | tbany6, Win ,1aae,;ai b,es
bat which nrny.d bowexer ~ h. youo}
$ more rsmatlah :. eti1 Ly nm air ar
ul,,nrcgnee ar sfr,c,inn and ,i,noeh ~.
| battered object of man n I,nIY,. 80
! lass. at5eae5rai fix s.lr vra,.t aoa n,,it.,;d
! i'p-r An 10 said M inra, mani h,i,lten
in = ,ln ;. fiat ! ind.,.3 j, ,ot.ll,. n' -
HE list of t,e . ooIjb ~ ~gtoiee.1 ard ,,tt,
~ I.tn1. of Ear5ne . II. %soli,,,v and o,.i
/ lied .oe.essor of ,l,n - eaoc; :, a. -
les. d. GIgtilous. and i. N,nif,rls. ~,
having made lie tour of The Mean, ,n
pae.# i,f i it'd So..fa. And 10 -.
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The elevation fGhate8uLi,nd was n.
most rs IN xpceltd rs his 81 iden loss oi
power. Tllere were some stlrewd ones,
however, VITO thought thai nof"ilhsfand
ias his pity, aud tar Great blaze of his
i'm 'ginafion, IA Whieh tired md mored M
'le limoges Of God, slif' has political amhi.
lion was ihe sin which most early besct
hiln-il was go, aud the onr for wiieh he
fell. Ala public meeting Of all tho classes
ii ihe Royal Institute Of Fsrnsr, which
took place on the 18th Of April, isle, and
which Mas fully attended, Mr.. tf,aiean
brand was aaas.aWRt, aud ls Described M
rostsSssksE5sRdy Morgan =
We extremely curious 10 kna'Y the
nane ofn person who, ike the witches in
Aachetil, seemed.
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furnish dctaili fills melancholy business,
and el,es Il Isl II tie killed Nad wounded.
Sir charles AeGaiihy WIS killed
In thu llhtse uf Iofis, IN thu l0th, The
bill Ia repeal the nj To- preventing a|rii4ans
galng abroad mas read a third tine aud
! passed.
Brussels papers 10 the 10Th of June had
ben received IN London They |contlin
the address. al In. states general IL fhe
king al the Netherlands, re~prrsenliuR fhat
tie alarming DECLINE IN the pfiee ii sfain
renders il absolutely necessary tai. !
gfieultore should hr assisted by 4. lien
cious measures, and soliciting his majesty
In take the subject further int cuneidera
ton.
The packet ship Meteor, Cap. Garsnrr.
which lux ont . cory ot the tatllt, arrived
IN Liverpool ~ The 10Th nlt.
TIN Spanish Ambassador thtvalhf Nh
REM Dmia Died IT Stoeklelm ~, tle s0th
May. lie had been abassador at thai court
for fort, years.
The Right Hon. Lord Henry Thomas
Howard Alolyneux Howard, deputy earl
marshal If Fngiand, and brother II the
duke 81 Norfolk, died IL London an The
18th June.
LoSpoS, June id-Ne have mt heard
OF the arrival of any express from Pans tins
morning, nor IL. there any further arrivals
from snnth America.
Major General Murray has arrived from
nrinneafa.
Intelligence has been received al rloyd's
from Calcutta OF the middle - february.
The acrounts are that Lord Amherst VAS
IN good health ant ali quiet IN the eo,nlra
ny 5 own possessions. but Il war With The
Rum n's seemed Inevitable. Mr.. Chew, II
Bengal branch pilot, hid been srized by the
Blrmal 5, aud stni ID the capital unm,ra
poona. \ larg, detachment of troops, with
a train Of artillery, had marched ,o"arde
the Bifman frontier, and II MAS reported
that the iath light infantry, under tolonei
NcCreash," as 10 proceed thitllel by Water
from Calcutta All %aftlcles al Indian pro
dace weit high, particularly The finer sor1l
ot lndig" owing Ia a great taiiufe of the
crop, which Vas only one half of former
years.
\ most interesting meeting WAS hell
yesterday ut The frccmason's Tavern, for
eonssdertn. the pronri"ty al erecting u mo
nbment 10 the late James Watt, the lpNcn
Ter ri the steam engine, who, by his genius
aud SCIENCE, has multiplied the resources oil
his country. and improved The condition of
mankind. The Earl of Liverpool presi
died. The hing subscribed 400 pounds
towards the proposed mongmeht-ma
ny large todl,idual subscriptions wire
made.
LoNnaN, Jnnes o.-A private letter from
from Greece states, thai the Greeks have
effected Il landing in Gambia aud Nrgfopoht.
bnl that at the first mentioned place tlle,
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From The london Courier, juno 90.

ItUH Ht fOHit1 'Dhf itf, JUNO "
Two points were urged by Mr.. Canning
lasi night, To winch We may be permitted
u adtctf, brrau,e they are strongly corro
hnraEYe OF the NieAs we have constantly
takrh IN reference IL this subject. Ihr
one IL. that uhrneter the Recognition takes
piacr, il will be If such separate aud dis
ilact p|urfieus az South America ~ have
made III, gr"attst prastess tonafds eoaso
llda1ing tl'eIr respective tnrills cf govern
meut the ether, that England i not pre-
pared 50 10 s'lale the ac' al recognition, rs
10 carry with il any implied obligations al
III king common eat3c, or Of GO operating
Win The states 81 recognised. We stated
yesterday, that ii Col. Hamilton made the
declaration, which hcis sid te have md"
upon this subject In his speech In the We"
Presifeat of Colombia, he exceeded his IN
strnctinns. Irt e1r readers comp re thl>
with the |Zrllbus cniaYors nj NJ. Canning
last night ~ impress upon the llnaee aud
The country. thai the recognition 6i any
particular strtr l.,3,t mi b. aiken IN imply
consequences which Ito mt necessarily b.
Ing 10 II. Recognition, by II %neltfai pow
er, may br merely a simple aekaon lelg,-
mrnt Of 4 fact but without this caution,
II might be accepted rs a treaty Of alliance
aud en- operation. 3" an therefore sad
Nf. aniug, must aaNjorl. that exaggsr.
.aied expectations shoald nat be inanlsrd
as To What might b. the lalnaedi de eonss-
qlence5 Of recngaitiol.o
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rh. 1,nov,no ea,el1li,r n,r,era.L NJ
Lord etr',qf,r,,.s 5,o,r - the gsfbisb M
trra,,,a,, !. ,,yao IN "a. london l1mes If
tb,. it,L -,
IN, riel;,g H. ,rl. r. If fl,c Iliup
hi. master, fhr anIirrsiea.d has ila honorto
i,r,,a,, tbn SyiE,,. is.rt.# I,5i r. / "a,
t5nrizaJ bl5tar E.,nocror ofaa Tie Rassils
IN NIX kf9aan fltaf The c3p.nlrtr md M
mediate efacuation ofiha principall'' = l.
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VA the i5nlt. at Nantucket, Rhoda
H'@H''e %w"Aamimd before Mr.. Justice
ss'!! y a'sid by other Magistrates, on
N.Y. s,'ipse nj nsiaeghter. II MS proved.
."ai o',i'g itlcdtrd STR fcl1 oh The floor,
ing a'f int child. in her arms, and
ffaf faa lis death. She was com
.'''rd - : to taxi her trial AT f..e NET
In Al tie url III Comm1n Pleas, for
"s'"slalsht--Tir case, from the novelty
! '"'ii an ufrrncr il Nantucket, pro
~''Fd got!eai OF excitement. aud tie
aAl''''ls ,olas attended aya great nun
~ u 'erso .Hoatoa u. .4ir,
Il i1"gumediea -one ofilte greatest
a''a't'eh III ON elinltir. al this sts,
=" u 'he y, is occa>inned by the ants
as'i't'g IN + dressed PROVISIONS. which
"'Af' The generally Very dp.,p-do..
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Masshaifs Sale.

plrsnnnrr af u dfelef of th. Superior
d Court oil thaseery tor the iynel gfg Dis.
tfiSt, pronounced The tot1 : = Of 0ripA1r.
lt-3, III = cause srein delfHdfss, between
ihomas I kouidi eh'pr ri pssid Ross. i
eensei. plaintiff, aud snmarl ! Harrison. ac.
iendaat-The undersigned, Marsl,nl Of the said
court, will, On foesd.s the l4ili day Of sen.
ltn'hef HeAi, expose 10 sale, on the premises.
~ way 81 public auction, To the highest hid'
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Tract on Parcel of T.aud

tying ~ The county Of Campbell, about ,e.a
mites hsiow i%yncibarg, Oh fhr south s.,a -
'aiii"s RIVER, called 'i5f Narrow Low Gtouad.
ain eoo'aiaiiE ~ acres, more or less.
Terms OF sale-A negotjald. nota n, g..
%irantilst with n good entiorser, for one. fanf56
oi the purchase money, viii he required ~
TIE purchaser or purchasers, the rssiJ.e 10 ls
secured by hntd and good security, with a
iten on the property, with interest ON The
wiioie tFona The day of snie.
Go b. Ko0nS0N. CT
n. =. The above ireet OF land is supnssej
10 contain rom o"to ~ acres 81 low eionnds'
tinn of countryside lligh land +. ,b;sn, -
'vaod, aud well timbered, and heinz ro,,, =
rlous 10 Lynehi,ntg, is considered an olise,
worthy of attention.
Ang. 10. uw.4a,
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GALLONS excellent I.Aa5p
isep 0iit just received t.v
'upes. THOMAS !. DCyAL
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Negotiable Notes and Checks,
For Sale al It's O5fce
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Lfferqtg Premium .-rhe proprietor Of
the Medical Recorder, Mr.. James Webster,
offered, during the last year, a premium
OF une hundred dollars for the hes, essay
on the epidemic frters which hasr afflict
ed our country for the last few years.
The proprietor nov states tina. many es
says were received from various parts Of
'oe United States, and that the premium
was awarded hy the eommittee appointed
Tor that purpose 10 the essay bearing the
motto OF Itritas non fiia est aactorttu,iS.
ihls essay, we have the pleasure IL an
n]otnec, was written by DR.. John L. Cooke,
OF his place. UineheSter Republican,.
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Qaa 1eelo, ietlis N noalLi aon r.nu labo1is
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.Se Of cold
st agreeable 10 many
T-rrf. Tie methad Is extreme
Ytle, Convenient ard sale. Take a
rsltss, VIII cleaned, ana place II in
Z'1r safe upside down, and put the dish or
Late winch e%oalains your meat on II Ii
may be herr bal need with the greatest
safety, and | will warrant that 1t will be
free from ants, provided You take care
that the mtat aud dish or plate, be free
nom them when yon place i In that situa
tian.
The above mentioned remedy was dis
covered by a sufferer after tr, iag all the
comn0n remedies -Sdeanadh Ctofgin.