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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-12

a. ord6rS dry 10 gs4iate ehe discus
.;,n .cf The Thorntop's 0sp Rose bill, (invstv
iss The Lottery Qaessiea,) IVES possPesed 'i''
On M. MeIlhaney's motion, the $50 rule
was suspended, for the purpose Of receiving :
oe,ition from an Academy in Loudoun, wniSn
nrsvs the use Of certain arms to be put INTO tue
h.nds Of It's pupils, on the principle OF capt
Partridee's Academy-R9srysd :.
On Mr.. Craig's motion, IN enquiry was Of
.vected into the expediency Of repeating the law
which provides for the sppoistment Of an ~
eesa Of Milasry Land Claims in kentscky-
S,ns ~ .vfonax 4, thsf Il was no longer neces'
safs II retain the Agent
On Mr.. Nelson's motion, the Committee Tor
Courts of Justice were instructed to enquire In.
to the expediency Of subjee,ing real estates Of
deeedents to the payment Of simple contract
debts
On Mr.. Gordon's motion, the Report from
the Rector and Visitors Of the University was
referred to the Committee Of Schools and Col
leges.
On MIR. Briggs motion, resolution was 4
dopted for proceeding this day TO the eieeuoh
OF the Register OF The Land Ofice.
On Mr.. Eppe's motion, an inquiry was direct
ed into the expediency Of providing Tor reward
ing II. Nicholson, for experimenting two slaves
who had broken Jail.
On Mr.. Briggs motion, an enquiry was m
struc,ed into the expectancy Of amending the
Cd section of the Penitentiary law, which re-
lates to the solitary confinement: of,he convict.
Some discussion took place on the engrossed
bill "divorcing David Parker from his wife
Jane" MIR Lockstt, moved to lay il on the
table-which was lost. Mr.. Hunt OF Nanse.
mond, supported the passage Of the bill. Mr..
Clark OF Chesterfield, was Of opinion that the
legislature ough. no, 10 pass bill OF this sort,
upon such unsatisfactory evidence as they had
before ,hem-a bill, which wen: so far as to
provide "that all right, oin,erest, or claim OF
The wife) in to the estate, zeal or personal OF
The said Parker, or any part thereof shall cease
and determine, henceforlh, and forever" Mr..
May stated tina, the case was sufficiently strong
TO Justify the bill; that it was proved The woman
had lived in adultry and had had colored
child, &c. The bill s0as passed.
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From the Nt,u. York Mercantile advertiser, Jan. g.
COLOMBIA.

The adyices from Carthagena, TO the 10Th
nit. by the Bunker Hill, state that BOLIVAR ar
rived a. Bopo,a on the I4th Of November. and
proceeded for Venezuela on the 25th. From
thence he was expected to arrive at Carthage.
ma about the 10th to the 18th OF January
The seat Of Government vas 10 be establisled'
for the present at the latter place, or al Turba-
co. y rniIes distant. The private letters state,
ths, on arriving at Bogo;a, Bolivar took deci-
siye measures to restore order--that he invest.
ed himself with the authority given him by the
Constitution in cases Of insufrec ton; that he
had DESPATCHED Santander to Peru, abolished
the Office, Of Secretary Of Foreign Affairs and
Of the Navy--ordered the army 10 be reduced
to 5000 men, and increased the pay OF the Off.
GERS in the navy 100 per cent. The lntendant
at Ca-thagena, was to be removed. II IS also
stated that Convention OF the people was to
be called. The letters enclose the following
proclamation:
PROCLAMATION OF BOLIVAR.
Colombians. Five years since left this cap.
ital to march at the head Of the Liberating Ar.
INV from the shores Of the Cauca 10 the siIyery
heights of Potosi-A million Of Colombians,
two sister Republics, have Obtained indepen.
dence under the shadow OF your banners-and
the wOrI0 OIL IOlunOuS udS tcdSeu W oC opaI
ish. Such is the result Of cur absence.
Your misfortunes have called me back to
Colombia; come full Of zeal to consecrate my.
self to the national will, which shall be my code
because it is infallible.
The national voice obliges me to take upon
m yself the supreme command; abhor it NOR
tally, since by that am accused Of ambition &
an attemp, at monarchy. What! Do they
think me so mad as TO aspire to degrade my
self? Do they not know that the destiny Of
LIBERATOR is more sublime than the
Throne?
Colombians: I return 10 submit to the insup-
portable weigh, Of the magis,racy; for il mo
ments of danger. to give it up we're cowardice,
not moderation: yet count on me only until the
law or the people recover their sovereignty
Permit me then to serve you as plain soldier
and true republican, as citizen armed in de-
fence of The beautiful trophies Of our victories
your rights.
Palace Of the Cove, Boso,a, Nov. 20, s9e.
BOLIVAR.
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Highest Prize 900 Dollars!
1868 Prizes.
1862
IN Ann nv

SU,UUU IlcketS- SIl4,UUU
To be drawn on the Odd and Even System, BY which
the holder tickets or two shares of tickets must
draw at least One Prize, and may draw three!
Tickets s. halves So quarters IS; eighths 81 OTIS.
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Good News!

The above are the principal prizes floi the VICES
Of Me Fredericksburg street Lottery, ID class, which
drewat Fredericksburg on the 9th inst agreeable to
announcement.
Tickri msrked thus {-J sold in eshths - szziosss
parts Of the country, at the Fredericksburg o!hce.
Ticket marked thus I'd sold in whole ticket to .
customer in Maryland.
Ticket marked thus (4) sol IN 4 whole ticket to q
stranger.
still cUntnuest to besow prizes abundance from Run
nelIss celebrated Prize Office. The next to be drawn
is the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-12

TICKETS ONLY 4 DOLLARS.
Grand state Lottery of Virginia,
Mode of drawing secured by letters patent under seal
of the United States Of America. The whole to be
drawn in day, and will take place in Richmond, on
On "Wednesday, 24fh January.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-12
From the New York Time
HOME DEPARTMENT.


It is probable that the subject OF new De-
par,men, viii be acted uposeat this session,
since Congress ordered Oh de l5th'ult thatthe
rxnort Of the select commitiee to whom was re-
ferred so much Of the Presidents message at
the commencement Of the session asresPects
the organization Of the Executive Departments,
should be n printed Prom the report which
wss made MAY %, 1896, it appears to be the
opinion Of the committee that the time has ar
rived when i, is proper to separate the various
and discordant duties devolving upon the se'e-
raj secretaries, and 10 provide for the discharge
of such OF thcm q. relate TO domes,ic affairs,
by the organization Of new Department. In
this report the committee published cores
pondence between Mr.. Webster, chairman OF
the committee and the Heads OF the different
Departments, from which we subjoin ssane e1-
tracts, that our readers may form an idea Of The
great responsibility devolving upon the Secre-
,aries, and Of the mass of business which must,
Of necessity, be con6ded to subordinate officers;
without the cognisance Of the members OF the
cabinet. The duties which now rest upon the
Departments Of State and War are obviously
too numero.s and too various to receive the RI
gid and constant attention which they merit
The Secretaries Che Navy and Treasury De
|p.rt,nen,s rensrk -.she: former, that the 3e.ies
deyolying upos, I'm cannot veil be transferred,
brit that an incs1 tdrram6sf of clerks is indis-
psasabls, ,ss ths lsaterr that some alterations
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More Prizes than Blanks!
On the Odd and Even s, stem, secured by Letters Pa
tent under the seal Of the United States.
Grand State LOTTERY Of Md.
No. 9.-The whole to be drawn in one day, and will
take place in the City of Baltimore, Wednesday, the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-10
ss @@A ~sA S~,v a" '@s S-O
-~s~''~>~ So w -"' sass .&~-aSN'
SPLENDID - flthE.
73o5 Prizes amounting to 4 y Wa

l39D lTl2es amounting 10 = - DVl
n All the Pti2es ~ wheel. ald oil ibr nun.
hers IN anotbyl. NJ ouce--I he whole Scbtmf ioGt
drawn IL DNE DAY mud the whole amoupt II
Prizes may be had, som rs dawn
Price Of Tickets ~ % Hnalcr, -.
Halves, ~
u = The 1000 Prize OF o. 10 be awarded IT,
the inst second o. mud dNisl"n, TO BE- deteimlu
ed 10y that winch MAY dra" the capital prizr of
>IU.ooO- 50 lbal holder u tlrer n6m cts, one
al W ich shall he la each division il certain to
draw one p,izc and may draw -Four,
The Capitd P,ize Of $1,000 10 be paid in
PINT Ivy 1000 J ielsrls ShlthWill he sealed up and
Deposited n the bunk ol Virginia At I,ncbbulg.
aud subject 10 the eoarol 81 the holder al thr
lir,et lhrprze Of $1,000 10 be pald N PARK
b, - paolagr Of 800 tickets TO he acpositrd il.
like manner
. Orders by mad meet the 2aine attention
given 10 personal affiicaipn.
hUG. LEfINICH, Mqaaptr.
Nov 81
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i CoHEN, il s LlD1lLEs, NJ Baiimorf
Have thr plca M 10 ANNOUNCE the second lass
OF tbs lottery authorised 10y the henelal As
,embly Of hIa. Iond. Ion me promotion OF SCI
cacc aud Literature. The nnn,b,r OF 1lckets
tDiiy TIN H0bmtd) isrpusdrfaliy les taan Il %
~ Lottery lnt many yeas, Und ewes to t1c Id
Ncnfurci ab eu,IeH.rd chance far Tire laptt
PtI1e,, JiiE DtANIN6 vii tahe piaco ~
the ClA al Baltimore on
WE'D ESD ", III. 10th OF ~ EMHER.
and viii be completed on ,bn day under the 81.
prfiudence ol he { Commissioners appointed by
he GoYeiuoi and Ouncll
RICHES IKlIl
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OITA NrA GIVE 1I nNpY.

W AlT n. Oh = -
<nlil subscribers hnyrIcccuty received
- Champagne Brandy
tognac do. (mauunlcd ycms old
Old Peach do
Mldcin Vine
Champagne do,
London Brown stout
hsh Nhiskcy
New Ark Cider, New Beer
Pine Nipple aud Gahe Cheese
Bunch, Musonel aud Bloom Kaisins in
whole and halt lioAe,
Current, Shield Almonds,
Coeomnts, EnsIBh Nanula
Sott shell Almonds
Oranges, Lemons
Nuimcgs, Cloves, Cassia
llnts, nosnnyeo's md HICKS IlPafe
An assortment Of lBomnn Ioliu Strings
Wooden pocisGt Combs ca Gne nrliolc)
llegan Brnsa Lanterns
Sperm aud IbloW Candles. &c Sc
Togclhel with complete assortment 81 fbva
NI.N y Ai RES
Dec. 3 .ltu33
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5000 Dollars, 600 Dollars, Sc

3lss prizes amounting to y, y0D dolls
~ Culg 10000 33lhets in be Sehem1 ,
Tbe CASH. tofthcwhoie nj the Prize, car
he had a, usual ii Cohen. DBee, The moment
they are dia"If.
Tickets -, Quarters %
HaIyos 2 50 ! Lwlths o.
4 Orders from any part ofthc United Sfates
either by mat post PAID Of private convey
ance enclosing the cash OF prl2e tIokcts IL any
Of the lotteries, will meet the same prompt and
punetnal attention as il on personal application.
Address 10
IL. COHEN < BROTHERS.
n In the first class o he Literature Lottery
drawn on the l7lh alt BOTH The great Capitals
of So. oO0 aud $1,000 besides na less than
SI%1EEN $1,000 and 0U0 dollars were all
sold al COHEN's OFFICE, No. ia, bisrket.
street where more Captal prizes have been sold
than at any other Office in America,
Baltimore, Nov. {. ti7BA
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Al numerous meeting oithc e'tlzeus ot Mel
son county friendly 10 the election 81 Gen. An
drew Jackson 10 the Presidency Of the United
States. held at the Conri House, on Monday the
Goth day oi November, lS21-Cnl Iacharlah
! Nevll was calrd 10 the chan and Robert & Cut
| Ter appointed SECRETARY
oh ha'"h 'c 'oi'o"hR |'h"eu"h !" WI :
- "a 'd"o w N'"'r1 ID '""' '"''n ''''''
J"nn VI 'I"''''' 'i'"eS y. '",''h''" an" '"a'Ph
|. "eRg'a'oes "e'e aPPo"'en commute 10
prepare anu rfP''' Pl ea,op'e ana 'f'9u''"nSs
expressing '"' views -, 'uh nt''P@ -" me
suhlrc' OF ,n' ensuing ileslh'h'"" election
me 'a'a committee ,hen 'e'u'u' hnh ''i'i
/ some lnle returned ana l'Iol"o '"f "u"""R
P'ehl'ne anu ItS"I"''o''' "n''h "e'e 'e"o an"
uhannhons't """p'rd'-
we, tie fhA"ns "l Nelson county, fl'ndlN 70
the election al ten. Ahdir" Jackson Ia 'he RE
sIdencv al the 'anfd 9h'rs, cfn"oi remain NJ
4 Lent whist "nf "Pp"H EFT are monsl'l"hsIy gg-
tag up meetings ~ various parts ct the STATE,
announcing II ihe most incorporate manner
those VINO dIiiei ~ opinion VIII tH'm. N'e'h'S
aware mat "lat ihth can Tue ih'tlpus oPp"ef
ron comprises MAJORITY OF nom houses al
! congress, ana l'lil mol'iy 81 tut "o'hl 6uto'
and responsibility OF thai honorable body ID"
! they expect TO carry the" cause by abusing "a,
most distinguished oiii2fnS OF 'hf nation II
! they do, we tphiid'uls prHfN' the "o"" s'h'' 81
the People "'l dsapp"int ihrm. some OF our
! opponents say they have objections 10 Mr. "a
ans, but prefer nm 10 GrnrrM Jackson. We
vrly much regret they had not detailed ineln
possibly, IN the estimation ol tie people tfN
mghi have on"rlghed those they niged"galaNi
General Jackson,
! Wbtlsl we are not 50 ignorant Of human ma
/ TURF as TO entertain the YAM hope Of making
/ converts of the thorough going partiHanS
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MARRIED, on Tbnrday evening, The OH
inst by the Rev. Abncr Fark, Mr. DAM /
LAMB 10 Miss DELITHA BUTLER; and -
the same timeatj place, Nj. VIM. A. LAMB
to Ms ANN BUTLER, daughters of Mr.. 10
nathan Butler, all oil Campbell.
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Groreta -Tbe following gentlemen have
acen nominated as Jackson Electors, tor the
State OF 4 argiA They age nr p.rdqcd as 10
'r V,e Pre,l'eocv the ticket, 1t Vii ne pea
crtsed is quit en- lljiiuire.
Gen. Dan4 Newn#m. oil Baldwin.
zen. I'm stewart Of o.. tbopr
zen. Irary Michel, of Hancock.
sol Joan Baa.t, 81 Gym.
Col Joha Cunningham. OF Ebert
~ William Pyuffreef If ,larkson.
Nj Jonn Hatcher, OF Wilkinson
Benjamin Leigh, ESQ of Columbia.
fai"f hliuer Esq. Of Monroe.
Georgia papers ought now to publish
tfr Jackson lie letter to Governor Rabun,
INV ng aim the right 10 order out the Militia
while he was IN the led. We discover much
oppugnata0 To the Gene al, and Ne think the
s'al' will yet pause before she suffers the dir TO
eecdst. North Carolina. like Virginia, Is begin
aiog 10 ponder and rcnect Tids kind of fcclpg
No" for Tho first Tine. is taking deep hQl2 OF
me hearts oftilr People--the spirit OF enquiry is
Aoroad--ihe iniatuaton OF tie dar IS nassmg Il,
sP--rca'an IS r"snming hey empire aud on tn,
p's "' 9'etoh the country will be saved 10 The
''P9a'go Of Nj, Jefferson, from a hhoIg Wlrr
Bar, Pa.
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Departed this HE on -aiufda, efrntnF tie
"a dHY Of this ia.tfHt. At hi. mansion hour u,
de county Of Amherst -. E,t.I INIs DAN
sou. ofa pulmenars ,hstt5r. winch bafled tn
=lsrl 81 scry abb .nd t4uri lra6td rE..frfe-,s
to oi'ack bemo TO fefv poieaant that BIZ b..
8h' g sfrn ia f.s aai Hil,j and ffosc pfr.
sons tna places e4pn. q lev dars pffYietls. 80
"elIhnen him, Wi know him 90 moe. a. H.
wa.- lie bFd. ! .blui. ligE, on ealth raf6,f.ptz
"suda ri fhtre tts1c Frafs Nj Daa.5t# has
Iril q tualf ol Children, some ~ whom ne w..
~ trnu.. nd 50 Iu tasf8 With many rriati,ra.
'tpnds aud Acquaintance. leng t. 'uaenl tie
loss ui Sn klud, 50 aHcctipuatr aud % irlf II
ht"nd--tfe o,s IS iucfnfubIr AID dafs IL.
incubation TT this patron u pirfy aud tiiilr.t
stop here M relations, arl4unipaect5
naishbars aud all who knew hiuI. drrpig b.
moan tbcir loss. sustained br the departure -
who hive no hope Tot ~ this good man rva.
- virtue found place. As culusy i 20 com
mon, on such occasions, shall only say. That a.
man, Nh Dawson maintained stIci attention.
10 temperance, " u WISE government Of his AZ
pftte> aud passions Is q ne,ghhor, influence
Engaged nlI around hnn 10 be ms f lemls. ht ~
telnper and eartlec nude up oil prudence and
goodness The poor he lrthavc y certain share
81 his YEARLY profits. rs dealer AZ uadrf h.
ever kepi thai golden sentence of his SAVIOUR
before hun, Whatever you would thar met
should do nui0 YOU, do YOU also unto them lat
all must do Ion beauty and vi III dit-lrarii-
my will ihdc away and al thr AT, OF nen be
soon forgotten. bui virtue viii Irmuin forever.
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T. The Il. Enquirer has published Chri'-
tophcr Quandnrv entire, and we shnll also
give it place, (perhnps in our next) The
Enquirer thinks that MIR. Garnet is mol its
author, as hid been supposed, but that II
is from the pen of gentleman " not five
hundred yards from the Capitol" Qu GOV.
Giles
n The Convention Question has been bro't
up in the Legislature, and bill ordered To be
brought in 10 take the sense Of the tIccluldrIs.
by a vote of 81 TO II,
SNElLA0N, the Petersburg hank rohber,
has been takcn in Quebec. Hehadnot embark
ed Tor Liverpool a bad been supposed, although
hc had engaged lis passage.
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'oi'on.- ln extract of letter from Column
ma, S.pnhlished IN the ChsrIrstan Mercury.
,,','> u a, Tie opinion OF planter, from very
~, ~ We upper country ofthat Stato, that
mGng g,ars " y 'N'''' ''
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Stmo Navigation Lotioty, No.
For Tic New Year.
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siruotion too constitutional provision, h thinks
the point ought ever attrr 10 he considered set
tied, and that no departure lram the doctflnc
land down can he justified Ifrbis rulc be good.
We would ask him. Il We my NJ. by raierencc
10 the statute book find acts. chafter,us n Bsnk.
for making roads ard oanals--and creating a
TariHf Does the ficl of the pr sage Of ijfSr
laws settle the constitutional question L dors.
whv the mnrrpurs that necessarily rmg ~ ON
cars against them Itlt does mo-, how en- II ie
.nid 10 do so man. other casr Repeated deciSi,
ons bv Congre,, on monted point. we Grant de
.eisc. respect bul nothing more. That bod,
Is not u court OF law 10 he guided bv prrcrdcnts
aud chained down 10 atraek marked ont hy the
decisions Of its predecessors nor is the ronsttu-
ton itself 10 be- construed bs laws enacted under
it. Tins would. indeed. he making the creature
greater than the Creator.
Equally disnecnuons is die sophi.ny which
the Governor employs ia myslifrng the words
&" Internal and external Every one admits
that the power 10 regulate commerce ceases
the moment the suhioe's of thar commerce arc
brought within slutc on territorial limits " TIN,
is political truism, whrh il would be heresy 10
dispute. Blu the inference whirb The Governor
intended 10 be drawn from hi, statement oft,
WIS, that the General Government had acted on
different and opposite dorlrine But this 50
Assurcdy not. The tarid'doesuot thus operate
Every tax which II imposes is collected dilcr'lv
on the articles themselves. rs they are imported
and Is strictl, of an ,ft6iadl character. r. IN
deed. it be said that the lax is ultimately paid by
the consumer, aud IS therefore UicrHW, aud, hr
nag internal Is consequently demonstrations J,
we reply that such nargemcotpfovcs too much
rs it would deprive Congress of the power Of
LAYING an imposf Of one pei cent as well As IL
would Of one hmdred upon any given ar,r d.
IN fact, if such n urcpostcrous doctrine be en-
tended for, ii IS clear that those who contrnd 10
il must deny TO Congress any power whatsoever
under the clause " 10 regulate commerce
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n
l;,t '" ehr nclc. ofthe Canongate will be pub
rc, W ~, Weel, by Messrs. Carey Lea aud Ca
io'iadelphia. They nave jus, received
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sreizehuh fpf h,sia.ee, could reprint OF 10 re
hcllion aud his crimes. AMI ptopitsie Heaven
by that repentance, II would aigar his return
To virtue. 30 It Is with the Enquirer II SIN.
ned With high hand against Gen Jack
son aud II is not wonderful OF wrong lhai
lis ptnlience should he as deep. and lis acknow-
ed.cmrnts rs humilistmg, is offence va.
great.
some people are foolish enough IN sey that the
personal allnsinn win whichthe Guq0ilcr closed
AS comments was ilhbc,al aud mean. But such
celtainl, cannot be the fact as such illusions
NE perfectly legitimate When argument l'ols
Besides. The characters of Messys. knoh,e aud
Gooch arc sufficient guarantees that they would
have seorned the allusion II II had been either II.
lib raj or mean They ARE too pure 100 inde-
pentenI and too able. thus 10 IcSoll 10 a course
mol ssn ctioncd by honor
Nctender nthe Enquirer the thanks of MI
Adams friends in tins place lot the honor Of lis
notice aud more particularly tor the charitable
temper off co,nmtnt., on the Preamble lately
adopted by ,hem.
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ALB RIGHTS
CNL.N .MnAA.S SNNNp.
MANY CITIZENS.

FkillS Medicine, iof the short time il hd,
"a been before the Public, has p roved lfseI'
snpclior Il Pauaceas. ana other remedies. to
stcha degres as to give conf l"nce TO the Pro
prictor that lis efficacy alone viii support its
distinguished merits IT is the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. J.
Is so perfectly innocent, that no evil eiIec; nee
be apprehendcd from il, when appi ed agrreably
10 the directions, II may be giYru. without an y
apprehension, To the most lender infant, lee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP viii relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Nc.
crosis Carries. Tor ulcersiions Of the bones J
kings Evil or Sctofula, Rheumatic aili ctlons Of
the head, and system generally; syphilis, Mof-
cuTIal, aud all comp ainis originating IA the I'M
proper usr Of Mercury; Ulcers OF the mouth s
turoat; White Swelling; caucetuus. and itSetv-
rate Ulcers discharge from the Ear, dscas
6 OF ne Skin liver complaint, .taandicc In
digestion. AID Debility.
A, a General aepUafiyea article, or purifier
of the blood his nel4tiue 90 >rs,cs Invaluable
powers, II improves the upps,ur, aud kas III
Remarkable quality OF d,prI1He rhe skin pf hat
yellow bilious TIM Which IS So common N biiious
constitutions. BcsC the diseases above emu
noratcd. il is also recommended rs a remedy for
that affecting disert'er the ulcei ated sore head
under Ni,,s ctliren suffer the most IciaiiiIt
torusp's lur years
Each bottle Of the genuine Medicine has lat
el, repro scnting the Eagle AMI the hydra, with
my signature.
Il Pace u? PER BDrrLE AVD 40 PER Dsfz
IN. JACOB ALBRIGHT.
No. lO3. Arch Street, near Third, Phila.
Oct. -
The subscriber has just received a large guam
iitv the Columbian syrup and IS the only a
gent for this section Of country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
o.. p.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
Pay meat NJ pr ives.
MANAGERS OFFICE, ,

Lynchbarg, October 4, 1927.
WV THIN the last week has been paid at
W his oilice the following capital prizes one
halt Of 1916, prize Of $1,000 owned b, Mr..
Chas Hatcher OF Norfolk One half al 1929. n
plizc oil $1,000, owned by Alrssrs. Noclls aud
Nlillnet Of Bediord--No. l5l5s--n prize 81
$500, owned 10y ,lr d. q, Stahcly Of Rock
bridge, to either with many Of SlOO--5O-
10, &c. lhis ncarly completes tie payment of
prizes IN TIVE Virginia state Navigation Lotteries,
and the owners OF the remaining shaifs Of pIi2es
drawn on the 29th August are informed thai
they may have lheir cash on application The
drawing OF class No. /, will take place on
Thursday the i5tn OF next month (No,rmber)
Immediately alfer whlth n long list Of plizts
will be paid a this Office 10 adycnlutcrs- mere
has been sold aud paid more prlzr, since II, e.
adjustment than ANY otfce ia Virginia
AUG. LEI fWlCH.