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!, !, l.I-.. 90 PA YMrlEN.

Managers QGee, August lSi lgsV'
z,yA n a17l which was drnwn on lasi FRI
nj Jey week, 10 The Capital rtize OF 3o,o0p'
~ The 3d. clas5 Of the Virginia Literature I"''
terry. and owned by Miss u 2abelh fowlsrs
o( itoekbridqe county, vas this day presenisa
Al the Manager. oGee, aud paid The Tor
,nnn,e holder. Of Nos. Gi96 aud 1872 when
,yere drawn 10 the capitals 81 S2iOoo ana
gtouo, IN The same class, ara invited to ea'l
aud receive tbe cnsb.
''' '''' Aug. LrFTWiCu, Mnndgr
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Am )Half7 ~ Vi'i''f'Y'''
Present price oil tickets So, halves 81 so,
quarters - els. but will rise on The lst Oh Az
gust 10 81
The drawing will certainly take place in
October. under the sepefintendence OF tie
following gentlemen Judge VIM Daniel,
Chiswell Dabpey. Alben MDaniel John q
Meem, John Bullock, David Il Mnrrell, Wm
N'kinney, VIM. W. Noryell, George WHIT
locke. John w Bagweii, Ammon Hancock
Robert KYLE, James l.. Ctaytor, Jesse b. Har
rison, Micaiah Davis, Colin Buckner, Ei'laf
Fletcher, Iohn c. wills, John Hancock an'
John {. Miller, Esqrs.
ar Ord,rs from distance, by mail, pos
paid or private conveyance, enclosing III
cash or prize tickets, VIII meet Tue mus
nrompt attention II addressed 10
AUa. EE!x'T WTCTs,
Manager.
North Carolina, South Carolina and Geor
/, ria euonor :Gseu al per July II :
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Splendid chances for a Fortune
N,00N ~ Aa NJ,


Virginia State Lottery, ist class,
To be- drawn oo the Odd x tten System
The drawing 10 take place o. The I'll
September ~ the rts of ltlehDond, Hhen
the lowing splendid capitals are 10 be-
distributed IT, sumo fortunate adseotarffs
viz: 20 900 dollars 1000 dalhrs
5000 doilses 3 of 1000 dollars
Besides many of zoos 50s. 20s. "
More Pfzrs IN tins SchenIs than Blanks.
Whole tickets 80 90 Quarters 81 -
Halves %
h, this new mode Of drawing it oher-
adj, anlagrs 10 he ad,rotusers oter any D.
ther Lottery; Tor ny the purchase OF t"n
tickets. one Odd aud ore even number. \ OF
are certain of one prize and nay draw
rhree. Now is the tue to seelre the iot
tunate numbers. Reroileet Ia call 1t
The Tr1I, Lucky OIIierot
8. IL Tf. ALLEN IL co.
Main 81. LNrchbufg.
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jefferson Anttevy,
To he drawn on the continuation plan In
October neat, III Richmond.


10 10 drawn HH tnf tn1lhinhlipft llhH w
October next nj Richmond
l hree Prizes, ~ follows:
Monticello Estate, valued a, 'i,ouo
ShndNell, $4,000
Alhemafr, l,lpp
TIE above Estates were valnr under oHth
by Commis innnrS appointed Tor that put.
pose by The Legislature OF Nggioia,
NJ Price OF Tickets $40. Yhfrs arc no
shures oftickfis IN his lottery.
a. fhuer myself IN Offering the ahoYe
series OF Lotteries 10 the public, Ia receive a
libctnl patronage, and particularly invite thf
etcnilon OF every person 10 these sehomes
and they will perceive from the very hfsl
glance that theS hfe much the most brilliant
ever col up ia iireoin md when they r.
collect The ohieri Of those Lotteries em per
snadcd there uore. unf viii len help
i4g sand tits r. not al they Should look At
! here s. Il chance - getting an, indepeuicn
tortanr Tor the small tribe ol SO. Where !
the person who 81 ii mel embrace this Goidt'
! OpporindgP
| Among tbe ibove will BIZ tenud The sehem,
Of tn Jefferson Lottery This lottery va
granted by The Legislature ~ Virginia, for
purpose well known 10 us all. II is ekpecie,
nnd sincerely hope. those tickets will M
remnin on hand. hut vii he immediaiel,
bought up, by iherol public, who wish L
.how their gratitude 10 a departed pairioi
Who devoted hs whole life 10 The benefit o
his country, aud tho public generally.
T. Orders ttDm any part OF the u. state
by mail. fpoH pail) encloting the cash .
prizr tickets, will DO tlpnklnlly received an
promptly attended 10 IA II on pel.onal appl
cation. Re sure toG & rsct yonr orders I
NORIH3 Office, where ihc raniials are a
WAYS for sale. ADRIAN X. NORTH,
Main.Sired, LyHehbmg.
| Aupust 2.
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LoTTERIEs!i
Grand State lottery Of Virginia

Flksf GLASS;
For the Benefit Il tie Autnnssiia Aendeinf
TO be drawn Ia Richmond, on the 29lll
September uest, all 10 one day, On The Odd
aud Lven system. under the management "a
The Mrsars. CouENS. -.
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SCHEME:

This isa very brillrut Scheme Ticks
eis are no" Inv. W.
Wholr tickets X o. Quarters 81 20
Halves Z o.
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Augu,t B.

,-SaorICE.-I offer for sole my llaetetl
III lnnd, within four aud ha.t miles ,t OK
Ts1rhbarg, containing b'tweea ia7 eae wv
,pee.' l,ing on chs.se Creek, adtoinng nr,
samnrl NJ SCOTT. isy Creek ldaoiH'i9n1 A.
baIi one init lnderlg cleared a.h 'Ieau' NV
'r.i',sh 6ne tobacco land, the bnilaihgs suit
,tls T., = small family. The plantation Is IN
- order ami vel enclosed--ior terms APP
H. T., the snbscrIber, living on The premises,
c.n he msde cas-, and sailnllr. Ihns.
w,.Has 10 parcba.e n'll please eall Nfa siew lev,
,te lan1-,ie crop now On hand may be bha
win fhc band II CURED; po-srss,oa gi Yen
Immediately together WIN the si",N " l',ans'
,a,io, utensils, Ne. should the shove nam
20 ,..' H.. TOO small il can oooihip near tour
hundred acres. io'i - ~ H. ,,a..
/ ar for the whole payment
Augnst 3. 10y ~
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rCDlEt8l'reS

LottoyS Erchdnge Qyiet NORFOLK
Corner OF Water ,'teei lod Market Square.
N Where numerous capitals have been
ATTAINED Prizrs in any OF the late Lotteries
will he received IN payment
Orders from any part OF the United states,
either by mail post paid or private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets N
any of the Lotteries, will meet the sam'.
prompt n panctual attention a II on personal
i'll COHEN r.. b BROTHERS,
Norfolk or Richmond
August 3. ciNo"
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Sugar, Office, &c.
Just Receipei

4 Hhdprime n 0. Sugar
! BhlW. India do
5 Box Loaf do
2 PipFrench Brandy
Pipdolland tin
10 Barr Vinegar
l. kegghite Lead
2 Basis Sweet Oil
R.Q. TOMPKINS.
August 2til62
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Virginia Literature ! ottery,
4lh clasa.

tn BE- d,ue n IN lhe ilish I'D lie" sS..
ntn = sunewbht similar toibe ODD AMI
Even. II viii br drawn IN I3hehborB ~
-, lnhef ny II IN ane DAY.
IL. D,f.,,s. H.. isla.Io
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For the Benefit Of the Nansnsahs -
c1,lem, 20 be dfesa in Riehmrnd, On the
S7lh Srptru,hrr =. = ~ N one day. on
the Odd and Es.n .gfen', nndsr ibe mans,
* ueat of tie Mrs.r'. b"hsps.
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Dismal Scamp Lottery,
- - A = =

ALL I lsANNs
n he drawn ia Riohmnnd, oil in one Jay
80 Va. ioucrv. by combination aud permn.
iation-5 ballots lo he drawn,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03

DTELIu this place on Saturday morn
ing asrRANCES OVERTON, young.
est dauter of Mr. Archibald Hatcher
aged siren monlhs--a lovely aud pro-
misIngild
Sur little children TO come unto me
and foil them not, for OF such Is the
klngdp of Giad.n
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I-freinin Literature Loliern. Az class.

To be drawn on the High ana Low eys
tenn somewhat simlar TO the odd an y
ven, II viii be drawnin Lynehb"tg Ia Dc.
ober NEXT all IA one day.
hInRE pRIZES Tim RL,l.Nk.e.
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a -MIA Mri~h.

-vtur Sue .her WON'T With to undertake.
( hnItlae or repaif,fg biih'-Any one
.,,l.b,n, to- employ m experienced and COM
,..t.ot f.a1 NJ This bnginess viii please adj
IT,. fhr .ubseriber al Buckingham COURT
hon.c. s,,titg The leee and kind oi WORK 70
d. doet--an1 ~ answer shall be rciurneo
fr,built Wih qaii factory reference ns TO ma
character And kill, asa workman.
'"a'''''' GEo. ID. TYLER
Au0uJ r.
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--latest Intelligence fom London s.
Live,nl Is very unhvorahlc to The To
haceade. Prices very low and very
little hng. even At 10" rates The quan-
tty pand is excessive aud the eonsumn-
ton DE British doniuipns greatly d.
n'pisi the present year, owing 10 the
dlstfand poverty ofthe hhori people,
who the 'hirf consume# If tobacco.
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N,f.aSyye Fl OUR

Just received
II Barrels new -four CT
Is Half dn do do
40 Bushels Corn Meal.
4 Q. ToMpKINs.
Jnlv 81. 2i(,00
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REVrEw

ole Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
rrecied loeekly. for he Y6giniaa,
BY A. HolenaaE. Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
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rhe whole to be drawnlN ONE DAY, and
will lake placeon
Uednesiay. 21h of meet Month,
September,
In the City of Richmond.
HIGHEST PRIZE 100000.

l2.9Is Prizes. amounting TO s0o,ooo
I2o22 Blauka,
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NJ RlED-- in Henry Counly On
Wednlay t2ih alt. by The Rev. Othniel
Min'eHr. REUBEN KINGSTON, In
the able and murh accomplished Miss
SALLY BURCHETT. daughter ot
Mr. Yng Burchelt. all of that County
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BY this plan OF drawing, the holder of two
Tickets Is snre OF Que prise and may draw
three
Whole Tickets So 90 Quarters 81 20
Halves 90
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StliIN NE

By this plrn OF draN ms, The holder OF
two rtrk,ts !. sure Il oas prlze aud my
draw THREE.
lfiFsNhule tiekrts 81 90 Quarters 81 -
Halves 30
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PRIVATE SALES.
RENE prices from So 10 SO. Crops
haYld this week from 81 % 10 7 %.
INSPECTED
thest week 6I3 hhds. passed tobacco !;
81 r,ed total $40.
A Garrison of ihe inspection the LIST
Angn4t lae5 and 1928.
pasd nef'd On hand for tnsp'on Total.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03

~ Mr.. Giles, at the request of io1
hrtholders of Notto"ay County, has c'n
scented Ia stand A. candidate Tor Ton
errss in The DISTRICT nov represented d,
Wm. S. Arcntr. MIR. A. we presume
will continue caodldate; aud NE under
stand that Nm. X. Johnson will also be
candidate.
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o. We should be glad If VI. Noal
would inform Us whether the Ark "hicl
be has adoptrd as the front'sp'ece of hl
pew paper is a type OF that butt BY hi
eamesakr Of old , And whether, the A.
NrrgAn eusign. wnch we pefcel'r NJ
Nscn of .Neu Yorh, has hung out rom IN,
low Of his boat, " as used by Mr.. Noah
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03

"A Third Fire In Petersburg We re
gref II say that Petersburg has been visit
I'd by third FIRE IN the short space of a
many weeks II occurred on Baird street
Abnnt i5sr 90 houses, of inconsiderabI,
value, Mere CONSUMED.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
COHEN'S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
On-nsiLn LLc ELnLe LLnL.L R..L-....L

OP'7OS}IE Ntc fNgIe FiOTel, RttHmOnd
II At COHESs OFFICE, in the late State and o,bSI
lotteries, sold great capital prizes Of 100000 dol
lars, of 10000 dollars Of 10000 dollars Of 10000
dollars, ~ of 10000 dollars II of 10000 dollars 81 of
5000 dollars, &c. &c; and Iere more cdpfI priee b4rs
been obtained Than at any other office in Anierrea
u Prizes in any OF the Lotteries will be received in
payment.
" Orders from any part Of the United States, by mail
private conveyance enclosing the cash prizes post paid
for tickets packages certificates shares, will tie
prompt and punctual attention If on personal D.
plicaton.-Direct to
il COHEN, JR, BROTHERS
De 1E@ts
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LOMBARDY HOTEL.

d ANlNG taken this lat Sc and convenient house. la
n 4 y built b! MIR. John aikcr, situated 0 miles
above RiIhmnnd the main old leading by Goodo ,o
louisa Courii"nse charlottesville Rock Fish Gap Saun-
ton and Swift Run Gap, Harisonburg and Winchester the
subscriber intends opening this ESTABLISHMENT by
the first Of JANUARY next O826) His long expe,irncc
aud attention IN this line of business will lac hopes ensure
!n share OF public patronage; his house will always be
IothSheo with the hest liquors. meats, &c inc has an
cellent Oser and Cook. His stable will ALWAYS IVA r
hS'iea with all Kinds of grain and long forage: there is
well in the yard, and spring but short distance from L
mouse, Both OF which afford abundance of as good wa
ter as any in the lower part Va in addition to wbic,
mere Is chaybete Spng also convenient the house
GEORGE TURNER.
NIB. The beds and furniture are all new
70 IL 1O0-u4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

WEDNESDAY, JAN H.
communication from the Seuate-The Senate have
passed. The bill authorizing the county and superio
c"us Of Go"cand, to hold for time then sessions else
where than the Court House q Extending the limits of
the to"n Cl kuSwOod in tie county Of Peston for other
purposes ). Concerning Francisco Xavier Monteiro
They have rljecfed- Tine bill concerning George Cum
minis z Concerning Benjamin Hamrck. 5. Concernrr
Ob1Gah lurpin 4. Authorizing James Frame aud others
10 increase the height Of their mill dams across Elk River
various Reports received from standing and serc;
Committees.
Mr. HacrGe offered the following Resolution: That
leave be given 10 bring in BILL 70 relieve end
the act, 10 open the navigation of Occoquan River and
ITS branches, passed 1916 Adopted and referred
On motion Of -Er. 4r1iS Resolved that leave be given
to bring M bill equalzug the fees of Atorncs prosec
ting the pleas Of the commonwealth in the superior aud
inferior courts thereof.
On motion Of III. HoHmGn Resolved that the Commit
tee Of C,us Of Justice he instructed 10 enquire into the
eXPedcUcy Of amending the entitled CT conce
wills, the distribution of inesates estaies nd the duty Of
Executors and Administrators passed 10th Feb 1875 So
as 10 authorize Exor Adu'or to have his account
made up by Master Commissioner, instead Of Special
Commissioners appointed by the in all cases--ith
l'ave to report 10y bill or otherwise.
.Ur. LeIer from the Coumi,tee on the Convention made
areposi accompanied by bill that subject The re-
port states thar memorials addressed 10 The
gsatnre in J1Uor of Convention, signed by more than
l2COO persons, and memorials signed by more tina
1000 persons. from Is counties and of the Common
wealthand that tIe petition Of those asking the call of
Convention is reasonable The bill pTescribes the mode
Of taking the of the people by Sher conduct
ing elections in April next The petitioners only ask the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
1870 Tickets,
2f4, 200 DOLLARS,

'O11o10' -IT,~UU DOL LARSs
Present price Of Tickets.
nicke's 50 Quarters 81 so
h"NcS EiShths Is
Packages of Twelve Tickets, embracing the tli So
numbers of the Lottery, which of necessity draw -,
least twenty FIVE dollars and fifty cents nett with So nan
ena"ces Tor tie captas-or Shares Of Packages may be
had at the rate, viz: -
a certificate of 10 whole tickets SIS 80
certificate Of IL half tickets, % o.
certificate of II quarter tickets II 50
certificate Of 2 eighth tickets S 81
Tickets. Shares and Certificates. for SUE at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
EXECUTORS SALE
FEMALE EDUCATION

IHVHE School the residence Of the subsc,ihor od
b ed by Mrs Rudd last year, will be continued ac,;
the present year under her discretion. The course of in
sruction comprises full course for ACCOMPLISHED nd
useful education. The terms the as heretofore
For AL charges except drawing and music 81 10 Der
of ten mouths $40 paid in advance, the balance in two
equal payments the first at the end of FIVE month"; and the
balance at the end Of the session. Music will he $40 nor
quarter Of SO lessons, and drawing and painting $40
session; l.. " MOSBY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
Manufacturers Meeting.

a T Meeting of the Manufacturers of CctoI md Iol-
4 zen GoodS IN the city and county Of Philadelphia,
neid at Chase Hotel Monday evening, the 18th Nov
niioMAS HUGHES, being called To the chair, aud JOHN
t.fS, appointed Secretary, il
Resolved, nanimously That il expcdent to es,ab-
's periodical or monthly sales of Domestic manufactures
at Auction, in This City.
lhe meeting then proceeded 10 choose Agent from
among the Auction Houses of the Civ when
mat COMM d IEbfS, No. 10, .Ha,ket Street, were
duly chosen and notified OF the same.
THOMAS HUGHES, CHM.
JOHN WATERS Secy.
oo'nLf q 1EPlS' in conformity with the foregoing,
give notice that they have appropriated the room over
eir SAFE ROOM Tor the arrangement and exhibition of eve
~ description of Domestic Cotton and ~ ooA Good. and
mat public sale will take place WEDNESDAY, the
Isl day OF February next when catalogues will be ev-
cred.
Inc attention OF purchasers is particularly recommends
eo 10 those goods, which it expected will comprise the
largest ano best assortment of coore goods ever offered in
ms county livery package IN the catalogue will be sold
without reserve.
Dec ~ 81 81. I00-w4t
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ClGims on Franco. VI sc have been politely favored
.-ays the Euston Phuot) Ivy "biging friend, with the
following c%igGc "f letter from distinguished nlcnJe
ri Cnrsess in the subject the claims
%. uui chants the French nation:
WASHING Tx, Dec. &C.
In reply to your Inquiry the subject of the probable
adjustment Of t!n claims of merchants the govern
mfnt oFrncci eau only say generally that the prospect
= regarded brfe and la my opinion very justly, in tho
sej Grgtce unfav0ablc. he attempts of the govern
ent "ocu'e ;ier adjustment will OF course be re-
'ittcd, bh farther calculation argument can De
rfseu.ed there appears for nerrins auspi-
etos result Than has heretofore acutcd representa-
The subject.
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COMMUNICATED.


W hen age aud honor sink into tho tomb,
we mourn DER mans inevitable doom;
But, when the young and lovely yield their BREATH
All, view with horror the~great iyrant Death.
hen, what Kind solace, relieve the heaI
W hat sweet oblivious antidote npart
kest 10 the stricken drsoate mind
Which seeks for joys it nc'cr II rth shall find
Save IN the hope which from Religion springs,
Alike the Peasants wealth, or heritage of Kings9
It's this which points to Happiness on high,
lhIo-balm of Mercy, dries the fearful eye,
1 I'll gehtlest spirits, shall around
10 walt us with them, to their blissful state.
oiteniS the Of friendship pointed, relate tho de
rre oil some being no lived beloved. and died ameu
tea, and too often. is the mind writer borne away
ny intensity o feeling To attribute the more of
vntue' beauty or acQu than is Justly their
Tut not often do the columns of Literary Gaze,te record
Inc departure of youth and loneliness sna,chcd awav in
the penii"de of conjuga happiness, arms OF de-
voted husband, e'er ome revolving had shone upon
their
he subject of this obituary, Mrs. B. C. BocKIEus late
consort o Mr. 5. NJ Baekiews of Malvern i-.sccmed 70
nave possessed all those nane!ess enchanting attributes
Which forms the dearest char uf woman
b., al ,i'd save
Tic beauieous Victim, from u early grave
And She died an the 7th OF January leaving a numerous
circle OF friends api connexions, who will long mourn
over the persisted blossom of their loves and hopes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

PA1LTP HoNE, esq. tuesday week elected Mayor
~ tue cry Of New Io-k. The principle Of the ,econd
oicc " ect1rs more forciby illustrated in this cleo
300 than rccoll,ct before have observed IT,
Ihr wCye fOu candidates, and the Grsi ballot IN die
Common Counr, w. Paulding, the then Mayor, vcd
ccfCp rC'cS; W. p Van Ness MIN, Philip Hone THREE.
ga tie second ballot, Mr. Hone had fur Votes, GU tic
L'ud fire, the fourth the hnh f0vr, on the
18th ie the seventh etercB, and the eighth ballot
ho received Esirieei, sufficient to elect bin.
- 900
letter from Montreal under date Of 2Gth ult says son
Saturday the Mercantile community OF this Place was
-uown into confusion III consequence Of reported failure
Cf heavy house This mornings enquiry, I fud it TO
De the North Vcsf a1, HuHson Bay FuT Compnuy under
the control Of N'Gligmys, THAN and Co. They have
stopped payment fur about EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS The principal loss If any, will fall
individuals who have retired from business, aud loa ned
this company the money. Not mercantile house, as /
can learn viii be the losers"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

U"- 'ITIUttUI, DO. = Il "A
do wax upper, ps. 9 a q
Caliskns, doz. IS a SO
Lime, Thorn. cask, l 25aI so
Molasses, per gall. 3DnS5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
MARRIED,

On the 9Th ult. by the Revd. VIM. Todd MIR. RoBER1
LAYTON, to Miss ELIZA EDMoNDsoN, all of King ant
Queen
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G o Il e M2s

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
ia MARKET-Sr. BALTIMORE
Where more Capital Priscs hare bee, oJ,atnod ,b -,
any other 96ice in .Rneyiea.
- Orders from any part Of the United States no mail
(post PAID or by private conveyance encIosng the CO.
OF ~ any Of the Lotteries, will NEE, the same pronf
and puneuai attention if personal application aG
dressed to FFN0'' a"-
ILL., COHELT, u. K BROTHERS
BdLtim0re.
W Instant Adventures may all times with csp6
ocnce' forward their remttances to COHENJS OFFU-T
closed will be returned by the first mail or vil he f
ca N ,oe most advisable scheme Cben on hand.
"'i''iS' Dfc' w 1879. eS--10t r.
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IInHJD.

y" Moniay the 9th inst at the residence of Mr.. James
h"ysier, Mrs, JUDITH PpGH, in the 69th year OF her
aye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-27
IohnsOn's BilioMs Pow der

VUHIS medicine is not offered to the Public, as an nn,
L rersai remedy, but as catharhc admirably adapt
ed to the removal of bile, &c being fully equal IN this
respect to caome and superior any other prgativc
in
It's peculiarly adapted to bilious and niannatory
diseases; may be used in all cases where tins class OF
remedies is admissible; may be repeated as often as
such medicines necessary, with perfect safetydoes
not nauseate unless the stomach loaded with be and
does require the patient TO confne himself to any
particular rules, during its operation
Those persons whose constitutions have been injured
by an mproperuse mercury, morbidy suscepti
bic of its influence will find it the best known substi-
tute Gas catharfic) for calomel
II is believed to be preventive of the bilious COM
plants of our climate, If dose [more if necessary
be taken occasionally general feelings OF
ndisposton attended with bitter taste in the mouth
frred tongue, &C. announce the approach OF disease
twill be found valuable febrfuge and apericnt me-
dicine in small doses.
It contains no mercury, and may be safely administer
ed to pregnant women, or children.
Having been tested by many years. experience, and
found to possess all the qualities ascrbed 10 IT. IN an
minent degree the proprietor has no hesitauon ~na
ever in recommending it to public notice; bemeTng
that those who place confidence IN his asserop Will not
be disappointed. o.
ora liberal discount made TO those WHO purchase TO
sell again. -, ,s ,.
Prenared and sold wholesale and retail by the pro-
pnetor, DIR. James Cooke, Druggist, freder1ehsorg
Ta Sold alsoby
mol Sole Agents for the Bssrictof CoIsmbir