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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08

DR.. Chambers Reneay for IntennperGnce
TIME subscriber, OH the decease Of the late Dir.
i William Chambers, took into his possession the
personal estate of the deceased and found prepared
large quantity Of DR.. Chambers remedy for Intern
perance.
.eichcreby informs the public, that he has disposed
ofall the medicine found 10 DR. James II. Hart, and
Afr. Andrew NJ. Fannng, OF this CITY,
In making this disposition, the subscriber has been
BY adue regard tn the interests ofthe heirs
of the intcstxe, well as wish TO give the most
extensive to the virtues of the discovery, whatev-
er thew may be; and he further add with conf
dcncc that the gentlemen who win hereafter be the
vendors OF the Remedy for nemperance, as prepared
by the inventor, have been intimately connected with
Dr. Chambersi in lis life time-have been his agents in
compromising the medicine, and are acquainted with
its composition olLfhNUS MiLLhk
Public Administrator, &c.
Q-fThe medicine is prepared only by the snbscSib-
ers who alone arc in possession OF the original re-
cine ofthe inventor, at the office fthc late Dr. c.
in the basement story Of Rutgers Medical College, in
Duane street. East side oi Broadway and at the med
icaI store of Dr. Hart corner of Broadway and Cham
Der street, three doors from Washington Hall, New
York. q
From, the Vermonf Gazeite] =
"We have the pleasure to announce that Dr. Cham
bers Medicine for Intemperance has been administer
ed to twelve persons in this vicinity and that in eve1
instance Il has had the esir, effect of producing
entire dsrelsh orthc use Of ardentspirts 1t hasre'
deemed themfrOm obvious rl3, and restored them
themselves, relatlFeS, IriebuS-iO w
industry to usefulness, and TO their proper stations in
| society"
Bctrare of lalpostu,ei-The almost incredible sue
cess which DR.. Chambers medicine has met with in
the cure Of intemperance, has brought forth many
fraudulent limitations Of this valuable remedy. To
secure the public against imposition the directions
| companying the genuine remedy for intemperance
are signed the hand writing Of the subscribers, with
out which none are genuine.
- TO EDITORS. s,
In order thatthc efficacy Of DR.. Chapbers' Remedy
for intemperance may be thoroughly tested Editors Of
newspapers throughout the country who will insert
our and add this article to it. and send
usa copy ofthe paper containing it, shall receive from
Eus By return Of mail, quantity sufficient to cure
tdfunkard which they WIN be requested to ADMINISTERS
Ito some patient in and publish The
result. - 10
I Public institutions and phanthropc societies, BY
making application (duly authentcaied) to the SUI
scribers, shall receive the medicine at very reduce
fprce onenciosng TO us the usual price, IS, postage
paid the medicine be sent letter BY mail To
those WHO are unable TO pxy, pessnaI appieatiqu
the inlividual at our office, the medicine viii ~
minisiyed gratis.
: 4. M.FNNNffG, ..rls.r..
SuecsScssfS ~ : -, -
J DA supply Of The , ls0ssfS 81 KENNEpY i-'
FL s,he Au. Cob Society, WashiBStgA
0 AZ the ome %nrNNEDY. Alexandria,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08

subscribers have opened an office in the CITY
ct Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lands IN the Ieryifo7y of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
Furniture and Mahogany. .

LINES GREEE-caBINET Mixer, ].
rTAs on hand at his Hanufactofy on Roya'.street.
Ill few doors south Of King. generaiassoftmentc CT
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF hisown n'anaiac'
tuFe.
Raw of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand RAILS
ST. domingo curl and shaded mahogany IN plank and
veneer. ALSo, =
Cooal varnish, sacking bottoms G cords, &c. all Ut
which win be sold low for cash orthe usual credit to
punctual customers.
! TURNING of every kindneatty execute dec is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08

UTThe medicine is prepared only by
ers, who alone are in possession OF thu
cine ofthe inventor, at the office fifth
in the basement story Of Rutgers Medic
Duane street, East side Of broadway, an,
ical store Of DIR. Hart, corner of Broadw
Der street, three doors from Washingto
York, - /.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
annrsntice WanteA.

I'VE subscriber win take apprentice to the lat
Il ting business, IL application he made soon :. my
0T;ory on k'ng'street. wa. JOHNS HiSs sr #
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
Apples and Cheese.
German Lineus etc.

German Linens etc.
A 4 Bales burlaps assorted
i 8 do hessians, just received and for sale by
S. MESSERSMFrH.
Who has in store and offcrsf for sale,
700 packages teas, consisting ofy. Hyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes. of various inn
portations, and a part of superior quality
Gunpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and 5catty boxes and boxes each containing
from - to 20 cams. of 2 ID; do do
Powchong in chests and halfchcsts-
so hhds Muscovado and New Orleans sugars,
SO bbls Spart of prime quality ,5
IS bags Porto Rico, Havana and Java coffee
Cognac brandyin pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
w. I. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in Or. casks do
French madeira do do
Bakers and Laphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles, sc. SC nov ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
DIPLOMACY.

The j.a5orer IS worthy of bis hire--and he Di.
pioustI. is entitled TO his salary oaif. or trayel-
ling expenses. So saith the law and so saith
custom-in certain csses.--Mr. Rufus King OF
course. had right TO claim his 8 i8 900 a year.
for doing nothing! Bu, IL can scarcely be con-
ceived, how his could receive as six weeks
Charge d'Afiares an outfit Of 1900 - nor how MFR
Rochester could earn his salary, Secretary to the
Panama Mission, before that Mission commenced
nor how MIR. J. .. Adams could have earned the
gross sum OF sy3l GOO IN one year; viz: in 1874
Is. Yet MIR. ingham makes il out from Official
Documents (jn ihe speech which we this day lay
before our readers and the only attempi which
Mr.. Burgess of Rhode Island makes TO Justify the
disbursements to MIR. Adams is 10 take Fl ON Mr. IL
calculations, the comparatively paliry SUN of
1886 60 - The best OF the Yoke H. that Mr. Ad
ans claims and actually received, for iourn,es he
never did perfoTm---fFom Client 10 S., Pe,ersbutc
and from St. Petersbrug 10 Paris consty,fetipc
Jou,nies, as Mr.. Borges ingeoiously called them
which Mr.. A. might have performed, but never
did perform. But, though MIR. AS body vss sta
fjOndyy, yet unfortunately FIR tie Treasury. h;.
account vs. as still going on. We marvel, whether
the usage Of the country does rally Justify such
exTaysganee--sn II so, whether il Is 10, Gus.
tom more honOred IN the breach than the ob.er-
vance land If II be not agreeable 10 The laws or
0ssges Of the land, whether the Attorney General
had lost his sPectacles in sancIioDing such an sc.
count we shall yet rue these processes Of CON
stTueiion, these constructive jouyaies, con,truc-
tive powers, &c. &c.
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ApIi! 10.


{<Y an Act lsed THE last of the General ,se.
- bly,, lie P'edeni aud Directors o She james River Conn
pay, authorised TO dispose Of such oil the lo,s
e-ihcaie' :".i ny the James RIVER Company unde, The
authority OF acts ii the Genefsi semhl, passed l7 f
ird An act 10 amend tho act entitled act C, cle,r
and improving the navigation of ames RIVER tor unin
tie Eatrn aud western waters by the james and n,,Sh
Rivers aud the later, dc' ansudltoiy OF The sbov. "a
wi Tase Tue sun " F'iy Thousand Dollars Certificate
for S25rSOO bearing per crutun per an
Dun, aud 5,DJO heain Interest Of centt, per
1nnun The's :ehca-s are 'redeernabe twenty years
the pleasure OF the General Assembly, sud will ne tr,n,er,
- such sums " may sui; the purchaser The is pay,
able semi-annuslly. ~
Prco'a viii be RECESSED at The Second Auditor. orc.
um ne h,nni, when tcy willie opened, that wbcl,
u most favorable accepted of. ~
y o'der VI the President and Directors q the Jane, River
Company. u. BROWN 7, "a A,J,..
April 10. ,na 81
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lrade With ioieisn nations -Nilness toe unnoiy at
.emptr at the WOOL en- tariff, the offspring 0 tew
Boston Cash lists Do hey ~, know If 1T +,
they soon wiii,) the Commerce Of South America
Is equal 10 that of Norh America with Grea;
Brtsin? But, soue how or other, i: ssems all The
profit il 10 go into her Golfers, tor. The result OF
Inc shutting up The ports of the West ladies. will
beto send Breadstuffs to England for expectation
10 the West ladies, snd the whole loss and a
great loss must and tciN be susain1'O will iali en-
the u. 5. / am, Sc.
AN OLD CORRESPONDENTS
South Carolina.
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LEWIS WEBB & co.

oFFEE Foa SALE,
Mfk IiHDS. ST. Croix. Port, n ,co aud n.y, O.,,. $50
- ~ gars -
h''ds ard IS boxes loaf sugar
10 bag, aud usrce, coffee, various qus,.;,.
70 bhd,. prime InOlasses
20 hhi'. 10 bli,. rye wh;.key
90 Barrels feeiifed do
" bid, aud 81 hbis. apple brandy
hhis. superior old Jamaica fun,
5 hh,i,. Antigua )"
x hhd' and 50 bbl,. New Englsnd 10
P'res Holland Gin
- PYe, French bIsudy
SS,iohy Madeira
Mai'eie. Madsira
Ts amsy s"1' Lisbon lRiNES
ee1'u' hou''ion
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TtscnfY Iolla,s Reiu0r1

y ANYWAY oup the su,.crttt ,e1ro nan bc,os
name oi JlH (vho calls bInsrli Pac.1 of n,
.ocn stature, ~. y -rd rs FLEA AIT , e.,
sh"u so ytsfs Of age; he vel knnWn Richmond ana
Tie DveT Ca Pts The latter plsce be worked nj son
year. past ha! hetn impressed my agent Tia, he WIS
hired last year To III Richard WhEivG rh,nond ,,yho
had hired him the beore hut am. ;Df,N, N
he last year rsr"d in heating c.ai os the Dyr1
Phts aud The a ac,OuD, had of him. be rcinr m =,
boat from L,nchy 10 RE hnuH latter placr M, " "a
lizzie betofs Cbrrm,s. have no do,Ih BAT he i s,sr
about thu Coal Puts LJDobhug, l hnk likely he br.
obtained free pscIs. The above will he given ,xtb IN
reasonable charges. 10; the delivery the said sare 70 %
living in Chest,Ifail county, ues South the Cuthou,
April 10. ,ne ~
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES

We have quiely waited for The full derelone.
n'ents OF The National In,elgeneer. Its frs, Is.
say seemed 10 be the Prologue TO a bloody
volume. After perver'ing the few sentences
uttered by Mr. Van Buren, the election Of
Printer to the Senate, the Editors concluded with
tue emphatic declaration that j, was not this sin
gle incident in the Senate,'' on which they relied
as proof; that they had " other and much higher
matter to place before their readers herealter"-
ou' that :" this exposition involves too much
matter 10 be disposed of at single sitting. -
Well; we have walled with trembling mpa.
hence Tor their tremendous proofs of the eou,bi-
nation which has been formed 10 sacrifice the
Interests OF the country to the ambition of
lew lac'lCus Leaders. We have seen these
editors sitting after sitting; and celebrating CO.
Iumn after column We have drudged through
all their pretended expositions and splenetic
eiioslons- We have impaiientiy watched for
all their facts and arguments; bu, we unhe-
-itsiinely assert, that never have we bebeid 40
oonbastic an exhibition such &" beggsriy sc-
conni Of empty boxes"
We had formerly given the editors Of the No
uonaI lnieiligencer some credit for sense and dis.
erection; but never have their preiensioos been SO
completely exploited Il might have been ex-
pecied That the first exhibition OF spirit which they
ever attempted, would have been provoked by
some adequate motives that, in exchanging their
dull vocation of venal psnegyrists for the Office
81 public accusers, they would have appeared al
the tribunal with exposiions which would have
assounded every body; with facts which would
have wiIbered up the objects Of their
with such high maiier," as would wrought one
universal, fearful conviction. But, these indis
Greet gentlemen have counted wiihout their
host. Never did men so compile ely miscsL
eulaie the strength of their cause They
have raised a Plot withou, materials TO work
u up Their laundering dsnuncistions are like
the mimic representations Of Sslmoneus There js
brass enough about them; but mo Iightning.-
And we lay down their multiplied aboIrs with
mixed sentiment of astoDisbneDt al their delusion
OF administration at their rage. aud OF CONTEMPT
Tor the motives which produced it.
IL 10 really amusing enough 10 behold The tempes,
into which " this dish OF skimm'd milk has been
thrown What! could not the grave and reverend
SignoFs of the Senate have fofeseen this terrible
catastrophe! We wonder why they did not lake
counsel Of their fears They must have been s,sn ee
" infatuated thus TO draw doga upon their heads
the denuneiations Of The National Inteuigencer,-
Fbey should have per mtled lie Editors TO enjoy
Zee simple in the Printing Of ,be Senate. They
s}oulJ have recollected, that even ihe ineekese
ieI1nSH may be reused by sense OF i.tary. Il,
- them to have provoked The y sesspee
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ton On the 18th day Of July, 1886:
Between
Thomas Atkinson
And
ae"s- K 'l'way ala'r Of Edward B. Holloway, dec.
George Dacku', Joha W. Bun john Walker and Jarne.
breckenridge exI vf Andrew HAMILTON, dec. Uet;,
h cause came or th 'h day OF Jriy, 1898 l.. head
on the bill and ansscr OF the de Lick the .xb
aud proceedings had nj the rnle Other
v" consideration whereof, and Of The aruneu Of touoc
III. court aoh order, tina, Comm sioner James s. Woo ia
state aud report 10 this money rem,in
g due r"u the defendant Ba, kus, Judgment recovered
against hun III the proceedings in-noneh, Also, account
of the mo'es tscs,ved by And Hanb on account Of
transactions III bill stated and h due from
him. together with of The De defendant
Dfeekenrre on the estate o the said s.amhiei with mat
ters .Peea'y thought uttensm BY hsslf INQUIRED by
( the parties 10 lie AZ stated. A Cory. T-Ae,
49, WILLIAM $. ESKRIDGE, cN
The parties Interested The rSoiny Order are
10 take notice. thai have fixed Tuesday the I5t dsv
Nay neS ate hour 0tt'veis, o'clock the day. n AXE The
account. IN The foregoing order uenrn-d The Tavern az
oso,g- Bacus, IA the town of Finese county of B-,o
at which time aud place expected that each party I'M G
prepared with ali 'e testimony nhh they intend 10 IL, be.
case. JAS s. WOOD =, ''''
Aprili0 100 a., =
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Medical Institute OF philadelphia
NktIiE Sumnr Course IF Lectures bsgia on Dro,s.
~ me sh ay u April aud the Saturday pfee ednr
me !si Monday Of November The month of august
vacation.
Hsthanlel Chapman, p on the acce Of Medicine
Wm. =. Dewess, VI. D. On hiiJwifet,.
Tii,' HAMS, IL. D. Surgeon U. STATE, Navy -On ene,z
tive surgery. OF0sS
SAINT JAekion, NJ. n On Msefis Med,ca
VIM r. Homer, NJ. d. On Anatomy.
Jno h Mitchell, NJ. D. On Chemistry
JJhu Bell NJ b. On the IusiiuIes Of Medicine. and ~ e.
cal jurisprudence. ~ "'''H
Hugh l. Hodge, NJ D.. % the Principles of Surgery.
o.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REIV.8RD

~ hHAWhf ION The 'uesorht living Rough Creek
50h Janusfy last two negroes, JEFF his wife MINI
fc,t inches nigh, aud has scai on one side of Iii 70 -
vas l4r.d W Thomas Harvey, u. W. this COUNTY, M,GJ
ikeiy wen set Of bright cunipt KUN sbo,,
weniy years Of snd about five feet highs se was raised IN
EdeHto, North Carolina, aud ~. marx bew en- her io
dts 10 the Shape OF heat, sud pregnant ns tbev
eloPed will give the above reward ny person fst i
deliver them 10 u's al NY r,s'denee W5i. L. WHITE
April 10 fGe- ,,
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.Weeting al .NashriNc.

"UttEWFS uE sFUSNFENes
a numerous meeting Of Gen. Jsekson-s friend,
in Nashville and It's vicinity was held in thu,
town on the 18th ult- Col Edward Ward IN
the chair, ADD Nelson Patterson Esq. Secretary:
who unanimously came to the following reso-
lntioa;
"Thn NEE believes the present 10 be eonuneture s,b.
every hones Just exeftion should Re employed t ms 49,.
The election great homes, nav Aodse- ~, V.e
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VuWsiiSi.A
STATE LCTTER Y
r., h. 81,
DISMAL SW AMP
C.4.NAL COMPANY,

C.d.FdL COIHPdNT,
SIXTH CLASS.
Will be Drawn on Wednesday the 25,b of this
Month, (APKIL)
SIXTY NUMBER. Combination. NINE DRAWN
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By ne GoseraoT n re Commonwealth n V,g~1e;.
4 PROCI1H4IIDN 7


NUEREAS, Hhs hten ieptesea' Executive nv III.
w Jaioi u htw Kent county, HAT he itth III, 90 -
Foster DHkias who had bees committed he iil of all
County one ehsge 81 stealing money made his escspe ffom
the said jail aud - soug " ur-; have u.t.,t,
thought proper, With the aivioe q The Council a sa -
onet ,swatd OF MY dollars IT, sny petson ptf,on4
who will spprehend auf cruysy the jail II No .,
atofeaid the 'si Foster Takin Aud Do, roof eoger
all Officers civil and milafy aud the good ,.o,s a.,
the Commonwealth 70 t. hest eHea, Is Il, s,,s ,be
aid fugitive 10 be sPPsieDded, that BE may be dealt Viii a.
The Law directs wv -
Given unler ny hand Governor, mi nuder A.. Gel
Seal Of 'le Com1IohWcdh At Eicmoni, the 7th s,v \,
April 1927 VlAf "A gfrts "
Foster BaiknI 9uao man, about 's,t 10 ipehe, Lh
hPIll0 t0J-vsy
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q the lni. STATS. sush may bs 1apt.a to -tlns,,
may .qui.e and Ear wilhn ths power 20 de-
tet and arrest i,ehood eansry Or fas pusiieon o.
,ae&r s.ociaisd a anS
any matter subject ,hn ths knoulsdss or po,re pr
jsion oee Of Pr.sen, fS. s'.,. 81 Andre"
:" Re,otosd, Therefore, tina, --b. aud are her bv
And the following gentlemen were constituted
the ,a;d COMMITTEES:
Thoma, Claiborne. Joseph Philips. Daniel Graham Wi,sm
M'Nairy." ~ " 1'' ''' ''"'
The proxanate cause for ,hi. organization i.
most probably the publication of Circular of
Mr.. Arnold, who IL candidate for the district re-.
Gently represented by Gen. Cocks- n which Mr..
A. breaks into the domestic recesses of Gen.
Jackson, asssils the reputation Of his lady, and
charges him with tearing be- from the bosom of
her former husband Lewis Roberts.- This tale h.r
since been circulated, with additional smbelish.
ments blythe Cincinnati Ga-stte, by one Of the Of.
hciais (ths National Journal) at Washington, anu
. lew other papers of the like chasie character
Tho Cincinnati Advertiser, and the Washing.
ton City Telegraph have branded it with The
epithets OF misrepresentation and falschood
The honor of circulating this tale has been reserved
for the devoted vas.als of despairng Admins.
Iation. AT the last canvass, the friends of Mr..
crawford respected the feelings of the family of
Gen. Jackson They scorned 10 give utterance 10
such 'ale And Il 10 now reserved for consiste emit
young gentleman In Tennessee who doss not hesitate
to say, that although these and other things must
have been heard by him several years ago, he ha.
until very lately held Gen. J. in P" the highest
reverence" But it was the Generals declining
to answer bis letter 10 Oct last upon the Gen
to explain whether his opinions on Internal I'm
pro'ement q the Tariff had undergone radical
change since 1926" it was his alleged sub.eouen,
regeneration, and Abandonment of vital p,jnci.
pies, together with the intolerance of hi. friends.
and me manner Gays Mr.. Az in ,ohich / hare
oeen Persecuted by them. has scattered from nv
eyes all my old partiaities, Invested me of all ny
state p'ide. and am noto able to behold him a.
however, until his own private griefs', had
touched his pride. were Mr.. AS eyes opened. and
ne was ir'pelied to play the part of the Moral
CE7,sorf
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Il. BHhER-D
NfNiLL leave !iilbnond shou the udd, Of NAV and he
~ ab'eo' The greater part Of the following Sunner and
hn'"mh April 10. iOg--u
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Chartone-tof House of Delegates John d. R;th,rJ.o,
ieiehsrd Games 1893; James W. Bould. las d.
w lillian Rice e8. '-'' ~
kin. A. ' iie"S < wax
Gt'sssitr.Mann Page eos, Jane. Baytop 1871; Thom,.
Smith i75, WIN. Fary Sc, John II Scott % 80 ~
For Congress- Bun well Bs.sett, no opro.ion
u. Merritt 50. WI l.
Roes1.idge-Robert White ST. Samuel M D. Moore ss7
James oieDowel, j.. IS. John Dowyer &c.
roI eonere's, John Floyd 325, Scattering 9S
Ia writes us, that Mesrs Mcdowell and
1owye declared their preference for General jaclon over
q Adam.-Mes White and Moore their preference for
Mr.. Adams" ~ Pe's'.nee '0r
FRINGE W'Aidm-Gsorge W. sicRae. Tylert
hoek'nghnn.-Co. Samuel Levin 573 Col W,llia, Nc
',o Joseph Cline 1885, Conrad Carter i76, Grv NJ
For Congress, Gen. VIM mcCov 50,
FREDERICK COUNTY ELECTION
From abe Winchester Yyainian 1prI 81
"ednesday-Ev.ry voter that could found in town md
country tsat had not been IT the polls either the mr..
tedng days. brought and the lat dup n; nm,
nens drained the polls were closed, when ucuduz the vote.
taken at the river they stood thus:
For CongrrsS-POweli $50, Kerchey.I a. r. Allan s.
rorine Se,'afs--a c. Smith S5i, II. H. Allen 20
or tne House Of DeiegafesWm. M BsI.ont 75T James
oni! ffo, James NJ Mason 45l, Thorns, Bfiggs.2i
Eoi Convention 9o9, ayainst il 50, nrursi 10.
Inc overwhelming majority which MIR. Pou tell carrie, with
nun 20 ehsnapdoa leaves doubt his final
SoI Sm u. majority 10 th, county rn.ute his election II
s'Pe aoe opponent to the vote Of
Jefferson IT would not be sufficient, 10 cleo bin.D
Not ~ The fast Legi,lature.
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COF1ERN'S

Ho16eTy una C5chuntgt ODtce, NlchNlon1, c0rJfer
opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Where capitals have been obtained Prizs, IN
any Of the late lotteries will he received in PAYMENT
u Order, from any part of the United Ststes either by
mail (':t paid private conveyance erco. In, cash or
prize ttkeis any Of the lotteries will meet with the same
prompt and punetua attention p.r.c nal
Direct TO IL COHEN ,Jr 4 Ii,,ptr HRS
APIu ~ Iue-td neihnont., Va.