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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

HoPhmSUWe for SUE, Htder u Deed N trust
virtue ofs deed Of trust beins iite the z5J day VI
- March, 1870, executed 10 by Charles l.. Wool.on
and wife, will he sold the 27h DAY o Dec next IL ar
nft the next FAR DAY, for ready money, he we'll known
sIed HOPKIRSHILLE: Aso tn following .lsves VA,
Phil Esther and her three children Julian By and liteb.
ad, " 50 much u The SAID property may b. sud- cn pay
the amount due under the deed ioresad The sale tsac
place on the premises.
sA5L TAYLOR, lr..,...
WM. s. DANCE '"''e"
fuv. -
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- ANAW SIX On ,bo .ubsorher ON MonI,y Tho 9eI l,y
"a OF oti.btr lui negro fellow pamed GiOURNING
VINO snealy called himself Mourning no, hasnn, sumo
times ehtfd alone; tis probable he s, chance Nc name
m iravfng trough Gle county, be remarkably inte
gent ani smt inrnse; he aPPafed 90 be- about i've feet
hne % elrveSIuche' hsh rather slender his make and
wien walking hs bead thrown ha H. anil i, right loot
turned iiiie ori ne has very open and ap
pears ising when spoken lie has generally
empioycl IN dtchmg the King and Qasen nr
W hlan aud Es'tx where be has many acqusir' and
well knoNni he has also some acquaintance Mathew
~, and may probably have gone tpt direction have
reasons e. hrlce that De- may have ohtuci ps or pe1s
from some malicious person, mder dd fen nsme, OF IL
seeking employ nrnt in part Tho cour ifv The owe
reward will be given ~ o. T. taken Of the state, o. ta
2st BIN arsn. Feniy eve dollar. a. Eken m he safe or
delivered 70 Bowe, in The county Of Essex on the
bappsnsnnock River, Va.
Fiscal COOKE.
OK
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ROANOKE NAyiGATioN ;o' !

The last accounts from The superintendent of he
hands OF the Roanoke Company, s,a that The
sluiclng OF the Dan was conf leied, and that the
hands were ascending the Stanton River, ana he
entertained no doubt If elisciIng safe AID easy
navigation as high as Panniil's Ferry, in The coun
ty OF Campbell, before the water become too cold
Tor sluicIng. We understand the hcnis wdl gn
into winter quarters near Pannil's Ferrg IL is
contemplated 10 dig canal, and eject locks near
that place. ITsLegraph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

as 'rW ceyt.9 ~ Nr =. Higher having attended
'e "e' ay cne OF Lectutt ~ tle Uaiyr,,v of Mary
aud ami Aa.'u- u''e ,u r,ci.,d under Wv immediate
aud 'n'rtv"s, for the pupp.. u acquiring
An,s'Se o: te Pii-in IT Dentist il thereby consider
cd inly 4siird lr both IN Thror, snJ Pa
10 u F'o1' eases ihs, 10Y and zach i.
gee, teIair, professional ASH s.ner
II a HAKDEN Da..isi, 3 timore
Lds certUss, Taat Mr.. C. Hryjen served reslar an,
eotaPi.'s a. t'"n"ifp under has aiahct (ar HAYDEN ~
,ns .N) VINO ccrYcay ds the highesi ,cns,a;ion a. a
"l any m'n ga thi' country; aud probably not *
~ any nAn "a anY other. Nc. e. HAYDEN hS applied
NM "ita 80 ''neh f'suiiy, anl Susceptible OF il,
s'N'i 'a' lac arrears to M, have made hm.ef com
Pt'y master Ut ' protection HI. exp.ricnce has con
,iueiao'' ana ne sneee's hishly atuens cuuii-tt, r.
eoend MN 10 the patronage OF hi, fellnwoitzen. boi
an 1'H'Gihr intn an a. skul and .G ~
NArii'L POTTER. VI. u. Poi'r 'rh. and
Fac. % M-dtriue, Uuiye,siiv az Al .rv,nI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
To the Lsdics aud Gcniieiaen of Richmond
and lis yiciuisy

NEED not dcscube n pompous Advertisement he merits
Of ny professional kill but submit the iooginr facts tht
more tatn one hundred most iepfcishe aud gcnt nd
vjaais OF is city and us vioniy in lie space Il FIVE
week havs fcctvfd tn henfi ~ rofeona assistance.
AVID haz1rd nothing ayias hsi IN 'Gdne Il, have
VITA ser nn"nino9s appreciation TO whtsh hey would
c'ecrfuiiy certify II reqined.
For the better alton { professional visitor
have rented 10 he Dwelling house formerly occupied
hy Dr. Clst, 90 z stss Hour Of Attendance fom a. N
oil =. VI. sDj l.oo 3iiii 5 r. II
.,oy ct 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

S ESPECrFuLLY oGe-s his services Tor few weeks 10
th~ o'i'zsus II Rtrhinond aud its vicinity lie AT In.
%" Tavern where he has large sud ut room fr
-. f'tu9a q III St,t. pleasantly suultel the private
PAN OF ue house AMI viii be happy render any assistance
nv ma! DC t' ired OF in the ile of his profession
~ tty niNnc+ 'He mot implicit eadoGs h, aay.rr
-'o'. IL 80.
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PORT GIBSON. Miss. Oct. 10 =.

Dael took place Tuesday last, betw cen
Coi. jos. ). Gibbs, of his town. and Mr. Allison
Ross, OF Jefferson county. They fought WIN
musHeIs, loaded with ID buck shot al thirty PAGES
distance Colonel Gibbs was wounded in tie lef.
MP and IN two places between his hip AID knee
but met with no injury to tie bone. MIR. Ross re
ceived uckshot IN the left breast. His wound
is considered the most dangernn-
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Po,oaatan fsmo,e .Sru;inn,,,

TE1HTS institution, (unJer the care of Mr., NJ a,,
pS, S s sSS'Sns year Ls'hs ,,usd
denee OF Nc Wade Mosby, and Of the subscriber IT,
exercises Of the school for the ensuing will csmmenr
on te hrs day Of February next, and close the last
Move mbef following. ~ "
The course instruction includes. ,peiu,. r..s;,r
ng arithmetic, grammar, geogrs Phy history ebronolor
biology rhetoric, elements u chemistry and philosophy
bI ot the session Of ten months heretofore Fc-
iocsns, &C. and tuition all the above branehe,
s, ni, quarter payable in advance No deduction viii b.
% 0 scholars taken home before the the sessio
Liel drawing, painting, and needle work will be eI,,a
and payable at the end Of the session The board
cin,;as. VIII be conducted by hr. Morrison Parents ani
.e 10 make early 1pP 81 ,on g she sub
n n aana,,an, Nov, a. o7-wsw'
-, u. "a teacher OF Muc, will be wanted to attend the
Chansery ',uls, holden in the clerk, Office Of iTc
1925 ''''' u han'a1 On the 9Th day Of Novembsi.
na.;w,ll Gre.h,m, n,...~
s"lGn' Fr'nsn widow and admp.airix of Jo,is
o. his WIFE Tbo'n GGrankn Jacob TOan, and Elirsbes
In 'A"' ff"aAin Susanna Franklin Peter FrsnL
rhe defendant John Franklin not having .n,.t.s H..
and , l na Stn security according to the of Assent
evidence, h,t he ' ,'p mt, sn ,rsa,ns BY .,.s
motion OF the plaintiff by hi, attorney: II i, ordered rs.t
's% On ss i Ms"s,1 the
heH au answer the bill Of the plaintiff that copy of III
Two months excessively, and posted the front door Of he
''uf'"y''.. ot'h's e"nniy on court dav.
Ma. copy re'e, wM. Horde
cD'es % !. T. c0HEN, j.. & BROTHERS,,
Orrrc1., ,,c, Richmond, Va. Nov. -, 1926
'si hi. ,hs day. =. the of CO.
nah under the sup.Tin.nd -nce of
IDHD " ROoTES
UiL. H. FITzWHYLSoNv E'quirc'
SOM JsCOBS.
s s.93z Can Even No) capital prize Of $1,000,
sss5, o8st lalso, i7is7 prizes Of TO- To-
est sOs2 1895 i7Os7
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roe TIE E.vouIRER.

The anDuncation of the fact that Gen Alex
ander Smyth was candidate, seems to have been
premature, bu, at November Court the follow inc
Address subscribed and delivered, and the
answer below received.
To General die1andyr Smgfh.
The undersigned citizens and freeholders of the
County Of Wythe, believing that the next session
OF the Legislature OF Virs na will be one in Which
subjects oil great importance to he State will be
asilaedj and having confidence, as well in your
abilities, as in the soundness of your political prin-
ciples, and fidelity Representa-, e request
that you will become candidate to supply the
vacancy occasionally the death of Capt Nye, our
late Representative.
Respectfully,
Your fellow citizens.
[Signed by six.y-four Of the freeholIeis Of
Wy he County
To Col John Il. Sanders, and sirty- three
other ffeehOideys Of JVyihe County.
GENTLEIES: b We received by the hands of
the Rev. Nh Jrhn Stanger, the call which you
have been pleased to make upon me, to become a
candidate TO represent the County of Wythe in the
next General Assembly, instead of our deceased
Representative, Capt John p. Nye
regard our request a command. Such are
my obigaiio the freeholders Of Wythe Coun
ty, who have heretofore viewed my conduct in
The most favorable light, and regarded even M y
errors with indugsnt kii.ine.s, that, while have
ability to render them an acceptable service, /
should deem myself ungrstelul were l to ieiuse,
on their call TO serve them.
therefore, according 10 your request, declare
myself candidate to represent this County in the
mex, General Assembly.
Respectfully
Your fellow citizen,
ALEXANDER shiVTH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
10th Nov. 1926.

The Petersburg Rep. had promised TO publish :" the
particulars Of the mission Of the agent ofthe Man
omission Society, to this place (Petersburg,) and
of his conduct while here" But, " at the reques,
OF the Sergeant. who is the sggneved parry in th4
affair."" the Republican declines &" Tor the present
noticing the subject, under belief. that The anst
les themselves have become sick 1T their project.
and are nov disposed TO let the Southrons manage
their affairs in their own way Did oil Stones
agent she" him letter hat was addressed TO thar
agent, in reprOba;on of his conduct While here p
We wish that the Fanatics may have abandon
ed heir project and we are sure, that the only
way 10 induce then 10 do IL, is to expose Their
conduct to public yepro6afiOr. We should like
TO have the particulars of the Mission the name oil
the agent, and The letter in question.
Mr. WIN. Duane The former distinguished Eli
tor OF the Aurora, has published Prospectus oil
g The .NeJo aurora " daily paper devoted
10 The Social Sciences and Arts, and the rights OF
Mankind" lie says =" the prosecution Of the de.
sign will depend entirely on the measure OF sup
por, !, rcceivssS' when Sufficient number o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
Attest. WIN. CAAaxr, Secretary.

An Establishment bs~ recently been opsned in
- foik or the msnufac OF an entirely new al
ucle, Imitation Legicni Hats. a patent has
been obtained for the invention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
COWlIIS8fO.V BUSf.VEYS.

E7HE undersigned teuic his services e. the public ne
ComnIssi0n Mefctsn, with the anre that auv bust.
ness cntrssed to hm bali receive tbai attention may nit
Once between the eros. ..se ns4riy cpso.t.
he Bel fayorn. ~
Nov %. b. s6w;f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

Tnos' - having them the 81, 9Th and 9Th; 3d.
5h aul 7th 81, 5.h aud e;h; Sri, 9Th aud 7th; Sd
oh and 9Th; 81, 7lh and 9Th; 4ih 5ih and 9th; 4th
5h aud !lh; ih, dth aud ,s,i; All, 9Th AMI 9Th; Ar
9th sad sh iih 7,h aud s,i; 5ih, 9th and 9Th; 5ih
9Th aud 5h; 5th 7th aud 9th, each, 10
Al! either tickets thsing 3O) which will he found TO
comiain each three OF tie drawn numbers, dIe.,n
fi"m either 81 the preceding, each, y
Those 81 tickets having On th.m, tle LIST and Cd
drawn nuiuhers I,
Those i0i eAcis. having two OF the drawn rum
hers ga t.en, and those tso the Sd ami i, the 5.h
aud 6ih. each,
All others with two of the drawn numbers On them
heing 1900, each,
Huh all uesel, having any one of The drawn num-
bei on them, being I01OS, EACH
No ticket vhrh shall drawn Prize OF superior Il
nomination Can he entiedio inferior Prize
Fsizes Iayh'e forty days after the drawing asd .uhi.c,
IN n IL. linn ~ Stnarc M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
W-dSRI.N'G TOW CITY
Ga al LOTTERY, 4rH C1Ass


Of December 1926.
Vie Managers respectfully offer the public, the follow
= ehene ." The 4h cass Of Washington Lotteries in III.
hope heiiettha twill br found worthy paronave Of all
en of ti kid of adventure II arranged on the ye,
popular mode hy the combination of hrre numhrrs on
ticket the numbers from II 90. being all that used
ih'ie % numbers being placed wh., day of draw
ing eight q" them drawn cut at random, which produce
IS capital prze' each ticket Of which contains ir ee Of M
drawn nuInbers, 1856 prizes each with the draw
numbers and luSo3 prizes each with of the drawn num-
hrr --lUO chei iiekts which will Of tie
drawing nuInners, heiug blank
SCHEME.
The ticket containing the DID, and Sd drawn Nos, will
entitled 90 The Grnnh PIze OF ssn ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
.ST.4.NllERI.VG CTREEI

AyiN" "i'Ecs-~d the extraordinary success which a..
all ndfd tbs inclusion IF Mr.. l.. G,his in caes Of
'nnmers We tsse ~ IN recommendation. him 10 the
ouideace of the rui.c. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

Va as committed &, ia, lie Town u rceT,bufg -
W runaway on The l5h day OF s. pit 1a2b, negro bo,
nimed BOILING, dge feet inch h. H. has small scar o
h q" shea o"' Of his on,teeih below and large ear
on the lex ~ above the elbow, ucca,innei hy hrn ne
about 10 or ~ yelrs oil black corplexDn ana st,. t he
btlo"s to Mr. Wn Wade Of Gleensyli county Va. The
onf t4"red TO come i"atd, ptcy property, pay char.
directs ~ " " 10"
Nov. o.. '' ''''iLV ~ ''s'.'r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

"a As c"mndted to The jail OF Tie Town I py on,
~ he IA dag Of Sept $40. runaway. q necf,, man
who calls himself ELLC, aud says he hernr 10 In.,ph
LiSsoo eastern dr 90 Sou Caulina be- u. . feet IN
ehes hg hei"een % and so Of see, black compile
has large scar h e lsionedby hun ha, o.t
pat OF 's Little finger he maud; aid hls ala. mail
scar oref the right The rpqneded 4, come for
ward prove poPcHy pay charges take him aysy or he
viii be dealt Wti a. Tie law di ecs -
Nov.oi "a l 35'.'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

MIX AYDEN, actin, rectal areu, Tor MI cia,b,
Hiiriai 81 the Etnurs tn.utiun rure of STAN
n'r"s and SiheI e" spreeh and having bcen -
y n'fgciedhy hn IA al the requisite quaicAii N,
the hscIsr nuy 8" Important hes leave re.pe
iny 10 offer . services 70 such unfOr;ussiv l,
under the affecting, aud oiten drssing embarrassment ~
- ,"S W. sP'.N"s. from the experience which Nj.
H. has already had, aud the he ha. net with IN re-
hevias those who ave applied him. he feels in
h- assurance ii hy strict and scrpulous attention 10 M.
lnueon and reUedle, there case in the Sts a,
virginia mat he cannot coIi IT. and that seldom req "a but
alex days only inndey to elect H. Fhe annexed crfat
together With IT. sisaaIIre deemed all a NECESSARY Ia
satisfy the public - "
HAVING witHt-sei wh establishments ~. c,nnle,. srr
ee-s ~lich has attended the instruction oi Mr. C. B,y, H.,
NE rei'e' oil o"e OF ON c1"u', ira nj we
* pressure IN "g hi'n To the cnnfdcnce ii all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

SUBSCRIBERS eEecsived, notice will be given" Sc
ihe Washington Telelegrsph observes, tina,
ne friends of General Jackson will be gra,ilied
10 know that Col. Duane. who was. perhaps, move
instrumental than any other individual in achieving
.ne f'umpa OF Republican principles in 1900,
l. one OF the Philadelphia Committee of Cores
p'noence, and fun and consistent supporter vi
The Hero Of New Osisans."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

~ For The Secretary OF the easur,, adv e,ti,enent
ist Pasesnd for many others, see Exha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
- = I.I.H:' VHIt TEX, II. y.
h. " ASSIE, IL u.
W j. GOO "a, A. y.
". BBAAiHAN, VI u.


~ b Persons wishing avail themselves If tn nrescn
OPPORTUNITY would doweI to apIy at II. al ,ie Bs IA
rem, rsi y may be.
Nov. "a d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

JOHN CROMWELL
SAMUEL BAKER, VI. u.
Professor Ai1teria 4trics. Univ Natylanl.
~ NArlIL POTTER, VI H.
Professor Vi 'htoTy Practice ~ Medirnr. Uu. Mstyd
RIO. w. IALI. II. D.
f''i u's'e''es = diseases Oh Children, Univ Of MI
T!IoS. ~. GRIFFITH, Esp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

Il Jew days before Congress met in December
last the President decided to send minister, 70 p,
nans A few days before Congress- will assemble
curing The present year, the Minister is to be sent
Oh a eurioss coincidence in the periods Vt the
events as II Relates TO the meeting OF Congress
themselves!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

TatuG5is Printing Establishment, fOr sue.
WE fropr'eto' wound sell terms. The .fre and
establishment Of The CENIRfL GlZEPVE IN Char
oiieriie, Virginia Til Press la, been established .bnu
seven years AMI from the steady aud increang patronage II
IA. received AID he W pects Of increase there
every reason to believe, that in time no county
tsabshm' nj IA ihr state wall pro4uce profitable in
come Inc advantages Il 'sessvs and ar,
tive Is situated wealthy part the counirv in nru
peto"s sni 'alHiY improving town, wunn lew hund ed
yards Of NE University OF Frginla Ine subscription a.sdy
amounts T. Respectable number and there Al e. merriam. I1,
lew country establishments which have favsf
using ani "h-~"s The oic solerahy complete Tor ptni-
ig Gcw,paper, huck aud abs-Iasug two Pressc. on.
entirely news i'unt' Oi Lon Ymmsr Brewer Plea new
Double Pos Double Prlnner, Five lines r,cs and yar-
y OF cher tyre, some Ut which new imperial
io}a qedIn aud 'h chase, sticks, stands, gai and ever,
in'ns else nCees Persons wshin; to purchase eau address
the Proprietor hy letter (pUst paid)
Nov. -. 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

90 Of SO 500 OF 50, aud 10 COO of S. EACH
l. he capital Pr'ze cf Ten Thousand Dollars hayc-
ne'n drawn 10y IN Even Number (i7652) all tickets in TIL
toe'N ENDING with y J. &, s. entitled To
dol" and IN addition to whatever other prize they nay
J. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

VIE sdhse!ihr has removed ais Oce 10 the roon, i;oin
ns Tie Once oil Dire4 Gail, Esq. the Washington
ave H. JOHN Il. WILLIAMS.
-NNV- q. 51..2
ffiE 1nru't neriigg of the Sor Ia ie;. lie lnrbct
Ter Iurnr'Ss Company, will be he'd AT the Farmer
hotei IN MsHehesier, MpHa. 4th petn,hrr next
MATTHEW WINFREE, Agent
nov u. S7--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

THE DTJET,

On Saturday, the Sih Of April, at hall past four
o'clock, meeting took place between Mr.. CLAY
and Mr.. Randolph, upon a cal! of the former. in
consequence OF certain expressions used BIZ ,be
latter IN arecent debate in the Senate, which Mr..
Clay considered offensive, and applied peysonaliy
to him.
Mr.. Randolph was attended by Col. Tat,nall.
Of Georgia, and Major Hamilton, Of South Caro-.
lima. Mr.. Clay by Gen. Jesup Of the Army. and
Mr. Johnston, Of Louisiana
The parties met on the ground -exchanged salu.
tations, and took their stations.
The pistol Of Mr.. Randolph which was sus.
pended by his side, went of. 1t was perceived to
be an accident, and so pronounced by Mr.. Clay:
Immediately, however, upon the report Of the pis-
to Mr. Randolph TUNED 70 Col Ta;ina!l and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14
MIEETEEMpH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION
SArUR"AY, APRIL g, 1926.
re Eenate did not sit 10. day.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr.. Stewart Of Penn offered the f., lowing res
Olution:
ResoiDed. That 'he Sc rotary OF War be in
s'fncied TO communicate to this House the Report
OF the Engineer recently employed in exploring
tie country tetween Bedford and Cumberland.
with view 20 ascertain the pfactcablity Of ami
ting the Pennsylvania with the Chesapeake and
ONO Canal BY the route Of the Juniatia and WITS
Creek.
House.
Mr.. Wright, OF Ohio, moved 10 discharge the
committee Of the wltsle on tho Massachuse,,s
claims. Porn fJr,he- cor7ilera.sn Of The svhiect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14
Congress proceedings of yHond,U.

IN THE SENATE "A bill was introduced bv
The Committee on Commerce to equalize the dn-
tics vessels Of the Republic of Colombia, and
their cargoes, agreeably to the recommendation of
the President in his message to both Houses on
that snhiecL
The Judiciary Bill was then taken up, the mo-
ton by Mt Rowan Of Kentucky, pending. ,ybicb
provides that the Supreme Court shall in no in
stance, decide that the Constitution Of any State
or any law OF Congress, or any part the .sof is
invalid or void, unless seven Of the J.st,s,s Of
said Court shall concur in that decision, A y the,
hereafter such kind % proof only shall be sued
and IN such order only, upon hc judgment, de.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

.7ir. JeGerson. We are happy to have It in
our power TO state that meeting of citizens will
bs. held on Thursday evening next, at half past Z
o'clock, at the Shakespeare Hotel, corner Of Full
ton and Nassau streets, for the purpose of mailing
arrangements for the purchase Of the quota oftick-
cts allotted 10 this state in the lottery authorized by
lie state OF Virginia SHoicden's ~ Y .Hdp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

University NJ Penusyirania-At public
commencement held the 9Th, one hundred and four
teen gentlemen were admitted to the degree of doc
Tor OF medicine: SO were from Pennsylvania, from
North Carolina IL, Delaware IL, Georgia G, Ohio
z, South Carolina 8, Virginia 80, Maryland 9.
Tennessee /, New York / New Jersey 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

We understand that Captain James Riddle,
OF Philadelphia, is appointed 10 command the u.
States squadron, about TO sail for the protection
OF our commerce of the coast of Brazil. He will
sail in The frgate Macedonian, and be accompanied
by two sloops of war. 1PhN Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

hoBERr TRIaIDLE, at present District judge
Tor the District OF Kentucky, has been nominated
by the President, TO be Judge Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States in the place of Thomas
Todd deceased. Mr.. Trimble is gentleman of
talents, and distinguished legal atainnlents and RI
nomination viii no doubbe confirmed by the Sc
na'e' Phenir Goz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21
PREPARED IND SOLD BY
NJ. >. DRESDEN. NJ. ID
July Sd.
0U&1NSOlN'S
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/ HIS Medicine is not offered to the
II Public, as a Panacen, but as II Cathar-
tie admirably adapted IL the removal of
Bile, &c. being fully equal in dis respect 10
Calomel, and superior 10 any other Purga.
tive in use.
Ills peculiarly adapted TO Bilious and In.
hammatory Diseases may he used in all ca
ses where this class OF Remedies is ddmss-
bic, may be repeated as often rs such medi-
lines are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nauseate unless the stomach is load
ed with Bile and does not REQUIRE the pa
tient 10 confne himself to. any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an imrroperuse Of mercury,
or are morhidly susceptible OF its influence,
will find It the best known substitute tas q
Cdihddic,) for Calomel.
II is believed TO he ii preventive OF the Bill
(more Unnecessarily be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings of indlsrosi-
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
fnrred tongue, &C. announce the approach of
disease
II will be found valuable Febriluge and
Aperient medicine in small doses.
II contains no mercury, and may be safely
given under any circumstances to women, or
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by the Proprietor,
D0CT JAMES COOKE, Druggist.
fredericksburg, Ia.