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Jp Eerson iottepy,
10 lie drawn II The combination plan ID
October ptkt. al Ricbnord.
/ hree Prizes, - follows:

10 iir drawn n The cpmbinatiot plan ID
October ptki. al Rcbnord.
/ hree Prizes, S follows:
M'o,ceil" Estate, 'niueo al $1,000
ohadwei, 10000
Albenarle loo
The above E-1Hies we're valued under oath
oS 'pmni7 toners appointed for Tia. pms
pose by The Legislature o. Virginia
u Price Of Tickets $40. .7here are. ~
shares Of hckeis in ms Lottery.
u hntler myself in fsring The aboys
series Of Lotteries 10 lhe public, 10 receive
liberal patronage, and particularly invite The
attention OF every person 10 these schemes,
and ihey viii perceive from The very first
glance that they are much the mosl brilliant
rV"r got np IN iirginia and when the, re
collect the object OF those Iuii.ri,iz Az, ers
suaded there are none, bul viii lend II h, lpA
Ine hand; lts Is mol al they should iooL al,
there - chance OF getting an iudr p.n1snt
fortune tor the snail lrI1t ot SO Where IL
The person WHO Will moi embrace This CioGien
opPortmni'yY
Among The above will be found the schema
ot the Jefferson Lottery This Loilpr, VA.
granted by the Legislature OF Yirginn, for
purpose well known Go US all. II Is q pected
aud sincerely hope, those tickets will NOT
remain ON hand, but will be immediately
ppoeh' w. ny hbtth' IuoHci VINO shs 70
show their grgtitnde to departed patriot,
who devoted his whole life to the benefit III
his country, aud The public generally.
uP Ordet' from any part OF .ks y. States
by mail, (rost paid) enclosing th. cash ~
prize tickets, viii ~ thankfully received and
promptly attended Ia as II on persounl nppiis
cati0n. BE sure YOU dTeri vour uialris 10
NOR1HS Office, where the capital are u,s
ways for sale ABRAM X, NORTH,
Aa.a-sir,tt, isnehtsrg.
August y,
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sCuPpERNUAG VINE. DC.

YfS Store. "a Cask ot the above celehtaird
- Wine, preferred by many 10 the chuicest
Madeira aud receiving, real old French
brandy, Jamaica Rum, warraGtrd 70 degrees
above proof, aud n Hamper OF old l. T. Ma
dclfa vine ~ bottles. With an elegant as.
sortment III Sugar, which we are disposed TO
sell on moderate terms.
NIKE, ROBINSON & co.
Ann II
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W iRcINiA Al n superior court OF chan.
y cerv holden in the town oil LyuUhbnfg,
on the i2lb Nav 1876.
John Bennett PIT.
against
James " Dbrel, Benjamin Perkins, lanes
Benagh aud Samuel NIler, Deits.
The delendani Benz min Perkins, who is
out OF tbi- country, and against whom the
plaintiffs aPrrario have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent de.
tendants, still ialhnk 10 appear aud answer /,
on the motion oi Ire plaintiff by counsel, the
court doth fake his bin ipr confessed rs to
tia defendant, aid the cause coming on To
be head or the bin, answers 81 thr rrfend.
ant James ". Dibreli, and exhibit. and uppn
the drcrelHl order OF the 24th Of <uvrmher
ls2n, winch appears to have been duly SER
we'd upon the defendants Jsues Bpuael aud
Samuel Miller, was argued by counsel on
consideration whereof the cpnrl ooh order
thar one of lis commissioners do tshe an ac-
count fihr 'rrtsi iund in the bill mentioned,
aud 6t the application Of the same by the
Trustees and make report thereof 70 the court
with any matters specially stated thought
pertinent by himself or required by the par
lies to bc go stated.
Copy-lesle, J WILLS, OK.
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Comm,wontt' 0dre, tg,lcb,urg, I

C0mmtgHortf OHrc, fglcht mr., I
2e,h sog lsa5. !
Thr parties Interested in the siorrsad ~
der VII takr notice that on the ioh IT o..
toher neAt, AT O'Clock IN ihe molniue, I
shall proceed - carry The said or sr ln,o 81
feet, on which day They are reqar~d 80 nj.
tend with their vouchers aud psprrs
c4w4 SAML ANIHDNY, {.
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II o /, some where % he matr street,
III tue 2Sfh inst. two Fse Dollar Notes
TIT Nns. NJ. not rcenllectcd. One ~ them
aPp' sr'd To Ia anew uotr, thu other Ia have
heen hut little USED. Any p,rson hndlng the
ahoge uolrs. VIII be Ibrrnly rewarded, by
leaving them nj this olhce.
Anpus Al I,aI
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JOHN WILLS, c. e.
Commisao4er, 0Acf, Dee. 2s1. 1875

Commisaoqv', oGcr, Dec. Oh, 1923
The parties interested IN The for, going ar.
der Nj axe ootlce, thai ON tbe Both -.
tembrr neS' NJ o'clock IN the morning, |
snail proceed - edrry hr sud arIet lto ell
fect On whch lay they arr required TO Al
tend viii, the necessary psp.rs aud Won hers.
Ciwl SAAlL. ANIHUNY. e.
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y PROpOa.

VnHE last meeting, lpr the present ansrtsr
- Of Mr.. AAupl's Dancing School wiz
inks place on hedbe siisy Ihr 9th insi.s-.
The BALL vii be he'd on Fridfy eyeuinr
the Isl oil September Ladir, who have RI.
e"iesd invitation rards tor The seAson, are
respectfully invited to attend.
August IS
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II D U c a r o NJ /.

IL, q. SAIL II n,a resuaie Ht eIerstssi
Of hs Selret Cs sital snd Fnejiyh
school on Monday The IN If SEPTEMBER
.fn.lua III. c,f4pi
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Virginia Ltterut,oe Lotterg, all class

J." be drown on III. High aud Low ars
TEN somr what similHr Il the Odd snd f.
W.T. II viii he drawn in Lynchhnrgil or
Inbrf nltf I'll ~ nre rnu
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August 81.

~ virtnr of ? deed oi rust eNeented 10
- the subscriber by George Na'tin, bear.
log date the l4lh day ot Jnne, ls.o, and In.
y recorded IN The county court ol Campbell,
lnf teriain purposes therein expressed, |
shnl proceed 10 sell by way Of public auc-
ton Tor ready money. al Campbell CONT.
house on Monday tie 18th day Of Scplrm.
Der next, The following properly, 10 wi
one negro woman Noll, and three elnllren,
Marian, Lewis, and Winney, three beds.
pedsleads aud furniture, twh fielding tabies.
cupboard aud bureau, two horses, tNo cows,
or 50 much thereof m mb> he sufficient IL
salisiy said deed, with the cosl attending the
sal. Aetins as trustee, | shall convey such
ttlr only Is vested IN IN b, snid trust aetd
but | b"iieye tie title 1, ~ ,ndisputabla.
CHhi STOPPER l. IIMBEKLAkE.
August u. tdsI
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N0hE P0IZks THAN BLaNh3,


Holder ot two iiekeis in thi, Lottery, a
IN 'he odd aud Even system, are aurc Of uhs
pfG aud may draw three
" fhce oI Tickets "a, and shares in pos
portion.
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The Rev. Mr.. Cohbs is expected TO
preach at st. Pau4's Church IN the morn
ing Of Saturday next, at II o'clock, pie
paratory To the Communion on Sunday.
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flKGlNl AT "A su7erlor court al Chan
y Gerry holdep Al the town n Lynchbmg
ON n l6th DAY II Octob,r ls25
Jabtz smith, alm'r oil Polly Petty. decd.
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0F~".4 Vuginia Fdrmer,"--in our
next-AIso, the Anooai Report of the Su-
perint.ndents of the Baptist Sunday
School.
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FNN sam.

SnOR RENT-NiIl he rented, TO the high
u est bidder, al Campbell Courthouse, ON
The first Monday in September next, for one
two or three years, the Plantation belonging
10 The estate OF Robin Wright deed. Nh
John Rosser, now residing upon the plantn-
ton, will show il TO any one wishing TO view
il. GERMAN JORDAN, Admir-
of Robin Wright, deed.
August 81. id1
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HIGH AND Low STEM.

Ffg'ni0 LterdfnIe Loitery. Al, ciYss
VIII be drs"n'n l., tlehburg N Uetobetnests
Al II ONE DAY
TO DE DRAWN On A NEW PLAN.
.L0fe PriafS than Blanks.
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PRIV SALE

Crops sell privately from S3 90 tot ao-
cording 10 qualify.
INSPECTED
The past week 43l Md. oi passed tobacco /;
s3 hogsheads refused Total 5l7.
We have ootblng interesting 10 notice,
the past week, tobacco contnues In be We
~ ahuadant and there il -ll cons,ng 10
AS much Az is weekly Inspected. The ar
tcle Is dull and the common sorts e,i-
drntly declining. Tn, 70 rign accounts
sill continue nntd,orahlc, and the con-
sumption in Great Britain mast be- greatly
diminished. owing 10 the distressed enu-
dtlon Of her population.
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Dismal .StVanp Loitery.

DIN Class.
To be drawn IN Richmond, all IN one day..
a6 No. Lottery, by combination aud pornu&
,atIOn-6 ballots 10 be- drown
-
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J WILLS OK.

COmmi'sroper's Office, Lgnehb,ug,
Jnly 20, 1920.
The parties interested in the foregoing or
der, viii take notice, that on the 3uh Sept.
shall proceed 10 carry the said order into
eifect on which day they are required TO
attend with their accounts and vouchers
c4wJ SAML. ANTHONY, c.
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NNSOTICE.-l shall petition the next Gene'
III raj Assembly Tor divorce from my
husband John L. Russian.
NANCY RUSSEAU.
August 81. e9w4
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WILL he sold nj public nuction on Sai.
w olda, thu I'd day at Sep emhc,
next. one undvid i molrts Of bal ri
sroued lyirg on fh,rd street, opp sic III,
Mason, Hall.--.Tcrms Will be mac
known on the da, of sale.
BY "rdr, of the proprietor.
JNO Il. ID. fAYNE. Auctioneer
Aug 81
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Lenther. Snnnish Hides. OIL, &c.

LtHTWFTe JVUHJoT ITIUt0s UTII q o
Il Their Store to the house recently occu-
pied by Messrs. SnmueI Lancaster, 81 CO.
few doors above the market.house, where they
keep constantly on baud. for sale on the
most moderate terms, general aud exten.
sive assorimen, OF Leather, aud orherarilcles
in their line They expect 10 receive in
few days from New York,
400 Spanish Nides, and
% Harreis Tanners 0i,
For which skrtins Leather neatly flushed
will be received in payment
JOHN 81 CAoWELL POE.
August 81. III
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LUETEE.IES!!
Grand state Lottery ~ tuglnid

FIRST GAS,
For the Benefit OF the Monougelia Acsdetiy,
10 he drawn in Richmond, on the 27,K
september next, all IN one day, on The ODD
ard Even system, under the management ef
the Mnssrs. COIlEN'S.
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Hheat-It will he perceived by an ad
yertisemeat in our paper to-day, that
there is now mnket in this place for
wheat, and we understand fifty cents is
the price oiie ed.
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NNSiitGiNlA Atm superior court Of Chln-
y Gerry, holden nj the Town oil l. nchhuig,
on the 18th MAY, 1924.
Jeremiah ingram, PIT
against
Thom 5 M'Keouey aud Josiah T.. Moon,
Dets.
This canse came on this day, 10 be- heard
On the bill, answers, and eAsmlnpl,ons OF
"ituesses, aud ms argued b, counsel, On
whereof. The court 10th ref,r
br accounts between the uar,ics, 10 on
ui is copmts ,ioners, WHO /, nlrectc1 Ia IVA.
NINE, ,tate aud 'etlle tue SANE, aud make re.
port thereof to the court, with any matters
specially stated, tnoulht pertinent by himself,
II required by the parties 10 be 81 stated,
Copy-rcsit,
JOHN WILLS e T.
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A1 ,IlTE.-gEEE!
Grand state Lottery of \ ir9inia,
FIRST | lass.

For the ber'h 81 .he Mnnoughlia A
rha"nf, IN be dlawn IN Richmond. IN III,
z7h September nrn, ali IN one dAy. O.
'ne . Il aud Even oystrn, under lhr mao.
cement I ne Mes rs. C"beus.
~ HIAIE
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BY i''ls plan oi dra ing, the holder o
to" II kets In sule OF onr pre- aud ma,
draw ihfre.
G3~ y I"ir tickets s. % 4 farters 81 q
Halves 81
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o.rland. In,enh c. Megg,n.on.

,.,s. Garland, Joseph c. Megginson.
Chri.opher 7. EsIis and Spots" o"d Ga'-
- committee OF arrangements.
IA A, about half past II o'clock. process
-, vas formed in the following order:
The uarahsl- aad Nusir.
several relatives vi Nj. J.fiersoR.
a Tar officers and soldiers Ut the rsso
luton. 49,. tt
8 Cant. J. Garlaud's company Of Az
IN "a. IN unit. in tiles of four.
IN, Orator, attended by the Rev.
,.t'..rx and five members ofihe committee
Of engagement
The citizens Of the county, in files of
fur.
The exercises were commenced by sing.
;og an appropriate hymn and fervru ADD
n,Irioiic prayer, by tho Rev. James Boyd,
uho after prayer, read thr 26th chapter of
,.s,ah. and the goth Psalm. After these
..r,,f.s were closed, the Rev. William A.
Smith. delivered t.nly eloquent and pat
r,o,ic orailop, very appropriate 10 the oc-
c,s,on: the whole was closed with singing
~, i. pra,er by the Rev. Mr.. Boyd. II is
d.. IN those who were present, to say that
,hsv seemed to be sensible If the soleunnity
Of the occasion on which they we're as
sembled, from the great oder aud solemni-
~ which prevailed throughout the assem-
uy,
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sI73G 6

Aug. By Balance in the
hands of the Treal'r, $40 AZ
The undersigned appointed b, thr Board
Of Managers of the Lypchbutg Aux. Col.
Society, 10 audit and settle the account Of
NJ. John Caskie, Treasurer OF said Socie-
ty, has. examined the foregoing account
and find it to he correct; satisfactory evil
dence having been produced in support Of
eacn item. f. FLETCHER.
CHRIS. WINFREE.
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SCHEME,

~ this plan Of drawing, the boider OF iva
TICKETS Is suro oil Que Prize aud may draw
three
Whole Tickets So 90 Quarters 81 VI
Halves 200
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RNva51tV
or the Lynchburg Tobacco Market,

Corrected ioeehi3. .tor The pugintan,
By III \. HoLeaMRl, Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
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North Caroi INA, South Caroine and i.6r.
gin money tbtrG nj par. July -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-26
DENTISTRY.

HR. M'KEE respectfully offers his services to tho
~ inhabitants Of Alexandra and its vicinity IN the
department of Dentistry. Having paid particular Ak
tenton to this branch of his profession, he haters hn
self that he is comneten to render essential service t
those who NAV have the misfortune of disease in then;
teeth or gums In almost all he is able to cure the
tootbac6e without the loss of the TOOTH and relieve
the pain Immediately. He will clean and file the teeth
without injury the enama and will guarantee that
unon obedience to his directions they will remain
cIon and retain beautiful ivory whiteness. He w;ls
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguished
from the original ones
His office is at Mrs. Gardners, opposite St. Pauic
Church, where he will be always ready, Sundays ey
cepted,) to attend to any calls IN the line Of his profe
sion.
Reference may be had to Rev. Dr. Wilmer, Rev Pro
lessor Keith, DIR. SeInmes, DR.. Richards, Dr. rtzhugi
and Dr. Brown sept Is
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inhale it are liable, in greater or lesser de-
gree, according 10 the 2redisposilion OF the
system, to be diseased by it, and that the dis
ease, though OF mlder character than that of
1921, has in some cases proved highly maig-
nant and terminated in death; though far
greater number have yielded TO the skill of the
physician. All other parts of the town are
healthy.
Heretofore, so little alarm was excited, that
the Board of health did not deem il important
to deviate from the regular practice Of publish
ing the deaths, which is monthly We trust,
however that it will now take upon itself the
responsibility of ordering diurnal reports TO be
made of the Progress of the disease, as the only
means of preventing false representations and
unnecessary alarm.
1t would perhaps be better that during the
months of July, August and September, the
Bills of Mortality should be-published weekly
conceal the truth as respects the health of our
town. Generally it is not worse than that of the
most salubrious situations, and if once in long
time there happens an exception, it is but the
common lot OF most OF our commercial towns.
We would readily publish the number of
deaths since the sickness commenced, (for 1t
would serve TO correct the exaggerated state
ments which we learn have gone Abroad but
we have not been able to ascertain them with
precision. The average, however, we are con-
fident will not exceed the proportion of four
for every three days since the commencement
of the month, of all diseases, and not more than
half of that number by malignant fever. But
that the number will rapidly and fearfully in
crease, we have no doubt, from present ap-
pearances, unless the inhabitants of the infect.
ed district shall remove to more healthy part
of the town We observe that nearly every
family on Main street, from the Virginia Bank
to the Western extremity, has removed within
the last two three days; it is much to be la
mented that those in the heart Of the district
could not be induced or compelled to follow
the example. They may escape, it is true, but
we consider their safety no greater than that OF
the soldier in the heat OF battle.
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Hardware and Cutlery

+ Ohm W. AISLE, has received by the ship Shei-
81 andoah, from Liverpool, II General .4ssmtnent o.,
Goods in his line, which with those on hand, makes
his assortment very complete, all of which he offers Az
wholesale and retail, at very reduced prices.
Bar and hoop iron, English wagon boxes
EngGshand American blistered steel
German, Crowley, and Shear steel
UThe Winchester Republican will insert the aboyj'
three weeks. sept 7-eolm
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Dr. Paris on Diet.

EUsT published, and on sale by PLSHEl 1HOMP-
Cd SON Treatise on Diet; with view to establish,
on practical grounds, system of Rules for the proven
ton and cure of diseases incident disordered state
of the Digestive Functions BY J, A. Paris, NJ D. r.
r S / vol 8vo. 81 Is .
Some PSYCHOLOGISTS will have it that the Stomach is
Mill. others that # fermentng Vat; others, again.,
that it is Stew pan; but my view of NATTER it is
nethera Mill, Fermenting Vat, nor stew-pan; but
Stomach, gentlemen, Stomach" Note from Hunt
er's Lectures; the Christian Philosopher or the
connection of Science and Philosophy with rehSloh IL
Illustrated by Engravings. BY lhomaS Di'h' Foi'
Sl75.
Mills History of Chvaly; Stricklands Report on In
ternal Improvement; Life of Major Cartwright
Washington City, Sept %
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Public Sale

IN pursuance of an order of the Hon VIM ,lancr.
Chief Judge of the Circuit Court for the District OF
Columbia shall, Trustee of James Bland an insol.
vent debtor proceed to sell, at public auction, for tie
benefit of those concerned, all the right title, claim,
or interest, which said insolvents estate may have
the following claims set forth in his schedule, duly re-
corded, viz:
ellis interest in TRAC7 OF LIND, situate in the
county of Westmoreland, in the state OF Virginia, now
in the possession of Mrs Peake, containing betweeIs
two and three hundred acres.
ga Negro WOMAN and -Four CHILDREN, mprc~
perly taken and sold under deed of trust for the ben
eft of said Mon4 er's estate
Gan unsettled Calm against his fathers estate
placed in the hands of the Sheriff of Westmoreland,
administrator.
ga Claim for Money in the hands of John Critchef
of Westmoreand county, Va. for about $780,"
The sale will be made at the Town Hail. in Aicxan
dra, between IL and l o'clock p. Nj. on Honday, tb|
I'd dayof October nert. Terms, Cash.
j. l.. McKENNk,
aug 29-3awts Trustee of Jas. BANDS estate
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drawing Of the

drawing OF the
Union Canal Lottery Oath Glass; which took place at
Philadelphia on the 10Th inst. The following were the
drawn numbers, viz:
81 26 So % 81 II 4S 40
In this class J. H. Runnells had the pleasure of dis
trbuting among his customers (agreeaby to the
Der of tickets he sod large proportion of prizes, Sc
veral ofwhich had two of the drawn numbers
QTPersoas holding prize tickets, and those who
want money, invited to try their fortunes in the lot
teries to be drawn Wednesday nert 27th inst viz
The Washington City Canal Lottery, highest prize
$4,000, tickets dolls; and the Grand State Lottery of
Virginia, (odd and even highest prize 81, 900 dollars;
tickets S., shares nproporton- lucky numbers, be
sure to call at
J W RVSEEl4XIS7
King street alexandria, d. @
Orders promptly attended to. sept %
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The Norfolk Herald of Friday last removes
yer in that city. II is gratifying, however, TO
be informed, that the ravages are not as great
as they have been represented, and that strong
hopes are entertained of arresting the spread OF
the disease, by an immediate abandonment; OF
the infected district The annexed article from
The Herald, is doubtless a candid expose
Health of the 7ooUn-Until the beginning OF
the present month this town was remarkably
healthy. The Bill of Mortality for August ex-
bibi,ed only eight deaths, and we were inform
ed tba, there was generally less sickness in The
town than was usual in that month. The scene,
however. is changed In that section OF The
town which has always had bad reputation for
health as well as cleanliness, and whicn IN 1872
ACQUIRED the appropriate name of the "Iniected
District several violent bilious cases occur
red about the lst ofthe month, which terminated
fatally. it was thought rather from the previous
Incorporate habits Of the subjects, or neglect OF
the proper means OF recovery, than from any
peculiar malignity Of the disease. II was not
many DAYS, however, before case occurred OF
decidedly malignant character and number
OF new cases OF lever, the llioSt vi "hio", '"
ever, yielded to medicine. That this partlcu-
lar section Of the town was sickly, and thai
comparatively large number OF deaths had oc-
Cured, did not decide the question OF the pre-
vaence of yellow, or malignant fever, within
its boundaries, or satisfactorily establish the
fact that the cause of the disease was in the at
mosphere, as the disease, with few exceptions,
had not assumed definite character we
therefore forbore to notice it, still hoping the
best, and waiting TO be satisfied in our own
minds, as to the necessity Of saying any thing
upon the subject There remains now no doubt
that the atmosphere of the particular district
TO which we have alluded, (South OF Main-st'
from its intersection with Commerce-street to
Town Poin,,) is infected, and that those who
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One Cent Reward.

DANAW ny from the >ubscr ,er on Friday, the 22d
J inst WILLLaM NJRRY, an indented appren-
tce to the tobacco business. hereby forwarn all per
from harboring, employing him. and those neg
ecting this notice may expect to be deal with the
law directs JON C. MAY,
cent Of
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AUCTIONS.
auction Store.

ON TUESDAY At 10 O'CLOCK,
Will be sold variety of goods, among which are Fuis
nture, new and old of every description. Also, Gro
ceres of all kinds. Also, cassinets, calcoes.
Leghon bohnets, hats, glass and queenswareD
etc. etc. At the same time will be sold to home pun
chaser,
fl Female Slaue and her Male Child.
The mother is young and healthy, and sold foT nc
fault indeed highly recommended. sept2c