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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

81 UBscRTrioNs taken IN by the subscribers for the
y North American Medical and Surgical Journal,
published BY the Kappa lambda Association Of the
States.
The high reputation wlicl this journal has attained.
IN other parts Of the Union induces hope that the mo
dical faculty Of Richmond, viii deem it worthy their
patronage.
Nos. TX, X, XI, can be seen at the bookstore Of
ian1O WIN. TX. TITZWHYLSONN.
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VihSlNiA; Al rules holden in clerks Office of the
superior court of chsncery Tor tho Richmond distric
The I'd day Of june 1928: James C. Anthony pit assss
John MARSHALL Daniel Call, and George Fisher of
the hev John Buchanan, dec Hill Garter, Susan Carter
Mary Carter ana Elizabeth Carter infant children of
Chares Carter tho yo"nser, dec Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker Taylor aud
Elizabeth W. C. his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
Bcrsey, Ann %. Berkeley, Robert Berklcy. Parke r.
Berkeley heirs Of Cathariac S. Berkeley formerly Carter
Macy W. Brax'on, Anu q. Lee, Bernard NJ. Cater.
Williams Garter, Wm Fiixhugh Carter, Hill Carter
Thomas Csrter VIM r. WicAham aud Ann his wife
formerly Carter and Edmund Wickhnm aud Lucy his
we, formerly Carter. Nathaniel Burw ell Lucy his
vile, John H. Carter Charles Shirley Carter Blader Du.
aney and Mary W. his wife, late Carter Of Edy ard
Carter 'hafles Carer Joseph c. Cabeli aud MaSy his
we, heirs of George Carter, Nancy Norvell, the widow
and Josephine Norvell Martha Notve Try Norve nd
Themes Norve!l, infant children ard heirs oil Thomu,
Norvel, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Avn Lee aud Bernard NJ c arer M,
having catered their appearance aud given security ac
cordng To the act of assembly and tho rules Of this court,
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew are
not oi this counry il is ordered that the sad
ceiennnnis do here e the ne tesn
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff that copy of this
order he forthwith Inserted In newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond, for md
posted at the front door of the capitol the said city,
o. copy. Tesc, VIM. q. PESDLEros, G. C.
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A copy. Teste,
90 PARKE POlNDEX TER. C.

VIRGINIA: A. superior oT cbbncery holden al
the Capitol in the city OF Richmond II the 20th day
of June 1925, Joshua Sn,ithsou, pit. against Edward
Cunningham sole acting OF Archibald Mnoie
decd. John It. Robertson and Maria 81. his wife, late
Maria NJ. Moore, divisee OF t6s said Archibald Moore
decd. William Davidson and iila MEL nd james DIX
surviving partners of tho late mcrcan,le firm of Dicks
Moore & Co.
This in which the bill ina taken couf,s.
ed against the defendants, John T. Robertson Maria
NJ. his wife, and In which the plaintiff appears W
proceeded in the mode prescribed by law
PENDANTS, Wilan Davidson and Nathaniel and James
Dick Who ont Of the conut, this do to be
heard the hill, the answer Of the other DEFENDANT md
exhibits aud argued by counsel: On CONFEDERATION
Whereof the doth order defendant Edward
Cunningham, render account OF his administration OF
The estate of his tcsator, before Commissioner ri
court, who directed 10 exsp,nc, and settle the
same, and make report boreof the court, with any
L0atsrs specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself so
which may be required BY tie parties be stated.
2}t february, 1929.
The court doth order tina the Commits may
tho order made IN this caise the tweneti day
Of June 1876 do In addonio tie directed
slate the real Of which Archibald Moore
died seized and possessed, and o ny debts binding the
real that may have hcen paid Of tic personal
OF said Moore, ard report the the court
with any matters specially s,aiod deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by The parties be
stated.
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PRAYER md HYMN BOOKS.

f5SiHON4BLE VISITING C.II5JS.
Z III. NASH has received small supply Of nrcnpt
embossed visiting carrs 81 difcrcut natlcrns cal
ne g9' - re moth rb ~
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THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON
.f5OBACCO-

VERY respectfully take leave to return my porticu-
lar thanks TO those planters who have becnso friend
iyas Thrust the management Of their Tobacco TO me
as Salesman AZ the Public Warehouse. | hone if is
not necessary for ne TO say that my best cXcrions
nave been used to render general satsfction again
lender them the same attc,tlon nay my health
trust has been rcstorcd.I would here rcmnrl 20 NV
friends for whom have done business MS well MS ma
NY others for whom hope to he engaged that this no
t!cc woudnot have been introduced mon them but for
ta odcT OF Mr. Lakeland 10 do business at the saro
pece az a competitor. Our friends will please direct
their Tobacco 10 the other Of Us as tcy may sec
causc, which viii save any thing like contention II
should rot be expected that whom there is fair
coInrchtion IN this way that the inspectors would
!cci themselves IN any way Interested, particularly
u ~" same patronage II extended 10 the Warc-hose
as heretofore by the Planters Should any Tobnc-
co be directed to the Ware house without specifying
any preference in the Salesman. the owner viii rc
collect that he has tho right 20 choose for himself
even on the day Of sale. Tie situation of salcs-
nan Is III no why connected with any of tho
ot!i"r duties Of the Warehouse. Consequently
II Is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
and dcners. Surely can give no better evidence of
my atochmenttO the interest oft Planters nv
onxcy TO promote their interest than 10 anne. the
following names composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who boyc kindly directed mo to
give reference 10 them by way Of shelving their ea-
tlsiacton 10 my mode Of doing business as Salesman
TheParticuar patronage of such dealers worth more
10 the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
TINT have to oncrfor such IN oxpfcssion of their
feelings, have only 20 return my humble thenks-
The inspector receipt for al Tobncco sent TO me will
be returned 10 the owner, consequently shall wait his
order for Is inspection and sale. an cxponsco paid
u directed, BY tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ the Ware
houses IT, J.. MONTAGUE.
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$50 KEW Afsls
TENAktNouf OF my house Saturday East, P.4II5sNT
- n LEF Eht ffOLD H4IC4, in double back, engine
tuucd case, VIII da No. Koskc, Liverpool No
1885, w live the above reward 90 any Fesr- who VIII
Ire s~is III. NysslE
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Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

NAP. ". MILLER. n
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CopIa.. VeEle, ~. 9. FnNrLnrev. G. Q.

Capimissionsrs OGce Richmond, ret. 10, 1929.
The parties iute. csted will please take notice, that
have appointed tie 3yh day Of March ucxi, commence
the duties directed n the foregoing orders of court,
which day at oock,A NJ. they required attend
az my Office ~ hs city. w'ih c counts vouchers and
documents ready Tor examination and settlement.
FEB. 20-Nft HiLARY BAKER, Cnnr.
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VIRGINIA; AZ rules holden in the clerks Office NJ tc
superior court nj obanccy for the Rcbn,op nd dis,;c,
be 4th day Of August. 1925: William Megginson nil
agana Robert lorsley, adm'or ofJo-cph G Megeinson,
and Philip Duval, dts
The defendant Philip Duval, having entered HE
appearance and given srcsdy according to the NC, oC
a"emby and the rules of This court nd II appearna by
sataiaoory evidence, that he Ia not inhabitan Of this
country ordered that The said defendant do sppear
mere on The first day of the next term, and answer the bill
81 the PLAINTIFF and that copy NJ this order be forthwith
Inserted IN somc newpnper published In the city Of Rich.
ond Tor two months successfully and posted ~ the from
door ~ tina capito in the said city.
~ Ac'pg Tcsf' WV a. PFrn'proy. G.
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VIRGINIA. A.rulss, hoideu ia the eisrki sshes OF ,h
superior court Of ehanerry for he Richmond dsrlr,
the 7th day of July, 1898: John Enroughy Martha
M hs vile. WIN was Masths NJ. Roberison. Archer
6ohertson, adm'"r of Nancy Robsstson, who was
Nancy NJ Booker, Joseph Scott and Caroiiue ~ his ~ife
aud john Robertson and Eliza beth his wife. p agsinsf
Elizabeth Booker, cxix OF William NJ Booke. deceassd
william Scott and Rachael y. his wife Villas n.
Booker. Wia., T. Eggieston, adm, Thomas Booksr
deceased Afmisiead T. rownrs, John Booker, william r.
Esges,on la his right, John s. Booker, aud John H.
Townes, adn,'or Of James Townes, deceased. dts.
The defendant John l.. Towues, adn'of of James
Townes dec not having entered his nj siven
security according the Of assembly the rues Of
this eou and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
I've is not nhabi,ant Of this couuuy; is ordered thet
he said deidan, do appear here the Grs day af the
neSt,en. aud answer hs bill Of tho plaintiffs; that
copy al this order be fo,hw inserted newspapef
published in tie city OF Richmond for uonhs success
svey ani posted the FROM, door OF The capitol re
said city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

VtRGiNiA Atrors, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district.
the h day oJuly, 1929 John Forbes ESQ., executor ~
the last viii and testament of William L. Myers dec pli
Gsa James Scott, exor of John Leslie, decessed md
his suretes James Shiphard, William McKcuzie. David
Barclay Samuel Irving aud James B. Scott, dts. "A r.
The srne iaeias awarded in this being
on The defendant Samuel Irving. aud
ms appearance aud given security according act of
assembly " the Jules Of this aud by sa
icty evidence that he is inha
Is oerrd that the said defendant do appear ere on the
hrst day OF the and shcw cause against the
evv" sought by the said proccss a eopy Of ih,
order be forthwith inserted in published
III 'he Guy ot Riehmond for two months resvey aud
posted at the font door of The capitol in the said e;,v
o. copy. Tesie, Wm. G. PEsDLKroN, q. o
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
ITEMS.

On Friday Goth ult. in joint meeting OF the legislature
Jersey samuel L. Southland Esq Secretary OF the Navy
appointed Attorney General OF that State, for hve
years Though absent Mr.. Southland is not forgotten III
his native State.
The President of the United States has removed his fam
y to Meridian Hill the seat of Commodore Porter,
Washington Mr. Adams himself intends to remain in the
Presidents house until the Inauguration OF General Jack
son.
On the 18th ult General Jackson made comp mentary
visit the judges of the Supreme Court, who had prev
ously waited on him.
On the 18th January last as hogs 90 months DID, we're
killed by Thomas Harrison, r Of the Township of New
Hanover Burlington County, IN. ~ all raised and faened
pounds averaging 500 pounds and IL One good far
mer like the above renders real service to the State
than nne-tenths of the politicians who are often exoled
as public beneactors 1Fen'on Fe"ef""s'
Four men were killed the 10Th ult. by the falling in
of bank the 10th section OF the baltimore and ONO
Rail Road. Their names Patrick Hackett, Edward
McGreary Thomas Hewes and Daniel Ragen, all natives
of Ireland.
On Saturday last verdict given for the plaintiff with
$500 damages IN the case of Beate v. Smith, for libel
pbsbe in the Democratic Press of the spring of 1927
The parties are both members OF the medical profession
Phil Chronicle
German and Frenchman went into Inslees and called
for pitcher of hot punch .1nherr TOOK long pull and
called to the waiter Hem too strong-put more water"
spas ri ute 2" exclaimed Monsieur, stop stop till
cry hem too.'-I5ii.
At Northampton (Mass.} the sth ult. the mercury
was IA degrees below zero-the coolest morning this
winter.
In the city of Boston, in 1925 there constructed or
commenced, about 400 dwelling houses and stores meet
ing houses splendid hotel, and number OF shops Tor
mechanics.
-Chrstianity defined by its holy author
is divine love- by uneigned love to each oter
and every deviation from this exalted principles desion
The New Workers entirely out Of anthracite coal
4. lie el
are completely blockaded. 1t is stated that upwards of
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ of Ais. Lev. Facias to me
directed will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
House Of Mrs. Brumall, Brandywine Village. in
Braudywine hundred, on Saturday, the 18th Day Of
March Inst. at two O'Clock p. Nj. All that certain
Lot or peice of Land, situate lying and being III the
Hundred of Brandywine, and County Of New Cas-
tie, bounded and described as follows, Ito wit. Be-
ginning at corner stone on the Notherly side Of
the state road leading to the city of Philadelphia,
being also a corner of Cyrus Newlin's Lot, thence
with line thereof N. &c deg. west 90 per- to
stone of Nathan Mlliners lot, thence, south
"a degrees west, 25 feet to corner of Geo. Poul-
lot, thence with line thereof south 26 degrees,
90 per. to the aforesaid road, thence the several
courses to the place of beginning, be the contents
more or ess-Together with all and singular the
Improvements and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing.
Seized and taken in Execution as the property
of William Smith. and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAN, Sh'f:
New Castle, March Cd 1899. 9l-ts.
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The circumstances which have produced the principal
fluctuations given follows, by the gentleman who
has carefully pres the record " From 1894 to go
scarcity in France and England from eS to 1900 export
to England 1880 to 1901, scarcity in England 1904 and
IS scarcity in spam 1903 and g, long embargo 1909
10 and II, Peninsula war; 1919, l3 and H. war with
England 1916 and IL, scarcity in England To this we
may add the of advance during the latter part of
1885, viz scarcity in Europe particularly in England The
of the currency in 1914 and TO- of course had e
feet on the prices of those years.
1t deserves be considered also, that the quantity of
circulating medium and the value Of all sorts of merchan
die have huctuated The highest yearly average that
of 1896 viz $l2 So the lowest that of 1895, viz S4 65
The lowest price in March 1921, viz, vs. rs; and the
highest price in March 1896 SIS. In one instance
the price remained without any change for eleven months
but in very many others has uctuated two dollars
dollars and fifty cents within few days.
II is rumored, says the Philadelphia National Gazette
that General Eaton who has been selected for the War
Department, would exchange situations with the dstn.
gushed Postmaster General.
Mr. Brown, adds the paper minister of the Untedl
States in Frances Mr.. Ponsett, in Mexico, and Mr.. Tu
dor Charge dAfres in BraziI asked and obtained
return home. u is believed that Mr. Barr
bour will be superseded in England by Mr. Tazewell
That Mr.. Mclean is 10 leave the Posoice Department,
as is above s,,rmsed, have little doubt That Mr.. Ea
ton is to be bis successor we think less certain.
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TAKE MDp10Bo

D ESOLVED by the President and Managers of
AUthe WILMINGTON and Chrstiana Turnpike road,
That dividend at the rate of five per cent, per
annum, be and the same is hereby declared, on the
stock of the said Company, for the last six months,
which will be paid to the Stockholders, or their
legal representatives, on or after the 18th inst
BY order of the Board.
WILLIAM SEAL, Treaty.
Wilmington Sd mo. I'd, 1929. 9l-4t
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COMMERCIAL.

FLoun-The Editors of the New York Journal of Com
merce have been favored by commercial friend. with
table of the prices of -four in the Philadelphia market
for period Of toryfour years, which, says the Journal
will be curiosity, we'll as useful document to every
dealer in the article
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03

PARTY DscipLrNr-We understand, says the Richmond
Wing, that some days before the election of Public Pr
ter at Washington, there Jackson Caucus which
was discussed "the propety of using paper Of partcu
lar color for distinguishing the ballots Of those who voted
for Duff Greenland that they stationed individuals
those suspected Of being friendly to Gales Seaton with
the view of inspecting their votes.''
We believe that party spirit has manifested itself
in form inqusitora ntoerant and disgracefu i'll the
Congress Of the United States
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03


The Washington Telegraph, in its report of the
proceedings of Congress on Monday, says
Mr.. Hamilton, Of South Carolina, moved that
the sum of-cents be appropriated for the purchase
of two Sand Glasses, the one to run for thirty min
utes, the other for sxty-the former to be used in
committee Of the whole House, the latter in COM
mittee of the Whole on the state Of the Union,
both to be placed on the desk Of the speaker or
chairman, and no member to speak longer than al
lowed by the running of the sand in the respective
glasses. MIR. Hamilton expatiated in a strain of in
imtable humour on the advantages to be derived
from the adoption of his proposition, and quoted the
authority of Mr.. Jefferson in its support"
We hope that this "strain of inimitabe humour"
will be given to the People, in order to indemnify
them for the facetiOus trieng.
At one of PENIS trials, when he had been trea.
ted harshly and ungenerously, he put some aues-
tons to the Recorder of the law, who finally answer
ed tell you to be silent if we should suffer you
to ask questions till tomorrow, you would never be
the wiser" THAT replied Penn, in his quiet way,
Sc is according as the answers are.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
D I e D,

DIED,
At New Castle, on Sunday last KENSEY J.
VANDYKE, Esq.
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PORT OF RiCIIToMD.
ARRIVED.


IN Lvcke q: Sizer. ~ 81. 'l>~~--I< - '.'-''
sehr Aner'csn Coaster, Lee. in New York, with ballast
wa OcIaec IN o. where she put in after belp
out hfteen days heavy gale OF from ife n Nv am
falling to eeward Of Capes Of Virginia Passed number
vessels IN the river, bound up and down
sloop Crab " from Nansemond rver with sorn and cot
ton TO Cushman a. Andrew.
Steamboats, Norfolk, Henderson, Baltimore. and
Richmond, Chapman, Norfolk Passed NOTHING
worth reporting in the river.
SAILED,
schr Hornet, Gould, for New York. four tobacco g. =
sehr Aurora, Hooper, for Baltimore, with coal
NORFOLK March la.-Sailed Gom Hampton Roads shin
ifeivetus Patterson, for Alexandria =
In Hampton Roads, ship Anaereou Lenox, hours from
harsons Bar James River boonh 20 Liverpool
NORFOLK, March io.--Arr'd brig Adams, WI.
kipsoD, N. Orleans.
Schrs. Agenora, Bedell. N: York; Eleanor, Morss.
Phadelphia Came in from and up to Lambert
POINT IN company with schr. La Fayette OF Phila-
delPhia, with sails torn, &c.
Below---.Schrs. Planter, Baldwin, for Now York:
Ghesterhed, Beaston, for do; Expedition Smith, for
do; Chariot, Smith, for DO; and Richmond, Robin
son, for Boston.
Cleared-ship Ipdian Chief, Williams, Rotterdam.
Schrs. Consort, Ketchuru. Richmond.
z SIoop Mary. Matthews, Richmond.
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FIRST Periodical Sale OF
DOMESTIC GOODS

A1 Thursday, the second dav OF Anil al the srcr
Oh oporord, Tileston & Co. I49 Water street anil
catalogue rs sold. '" pV
About 1Out one Thousand packages of Goods wilI be a.
tered, consisting of the FOLLOWING ar,icL,e -,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, PoNNETS, CoTTGy
). T. q Co. intend 70 have package sales of Do
S S, cAonufactures IN the ~ -nths of April an7
SepteI66eF in each year so IS 20 efnbre c tb -,
seasons seas FOR busluss,Igthe SFting and Fell Coos
viii be received for tE6rst sale until the 2stI ma
and liberal advances l56. '''U'
- oalalogues wilisrt''zesV and the goods nrrauped
Tor examination two days previous TO the sale.
NJ. HOFFMAN a. SONS, Auctionesrs. 10
mar let 49,
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SOUTHERN REVIEW

t1UBL BHED in Charleston s. c.. quarterly, ut s.
II per annum, payable in advance. Coasspfs.-
No. IArt. Classical Learning; q Principles Of Ag-
Ticuiture B. Execution OF Col Isaac Have; t. Georn-
Try and the Calculus; 5, Gall on the Functions OF the
Brain; 8, SCOTS Li4of Napoleon Bonapartc; 7, Po-
litical Eeonomy.-Rent; g, Colonization SOCIETY," O.
Geology and MinerolGgy Of North Carolina; 10, The
Talisman. No. III. Art. I, On the Constitution Of
the United States; 2, Niebuhrs Roman History; 3
Begins Pheraputics; 4, Roman Literature; 5, Life
of Wythenhach; g. Percivals Clio. No 9; u Buffers
Life CT Hugo GrotiJs; o, On the Monitorial System
of Instruction; o, Gratis Fugitive Writings. No.
III. Art. I, Irvings Life of Columbus; q Origin Of
Rhyme; ., Kents Commentaries; 4, Travels m tho
South of Russia s. Malaria; 8, Flint's Valley of the
Mississippi; 2, The Fair Maid Of Perth; a Scotts Fife
Of Bonaparte; O. The Omniprescncc ofthe Deity No.
Nv. Art. I, Religion of the Aboriginal Americans;
?, American Naval History; 3, Sparks Life of Sid
yard 4, Views Of Nature; ), The Fcierul Consttu-
ton; s, Polocks Course Of Time; Internal I'm
provements; 8, The Roman Orators; o, Gyorgia
Controversy 30, Tho Tariff. No. V. Art i, Law
Of TCnures; 2, Romanccs Of the Baron dc Ia Motto
Fowque; ,, Court OF Chancery; &, Life Of Eras1nus;
5, Browns Philosophy &c the Human Mind: Orioin
Of Rhyme; y Travels OF the Duke Of SAKE yyeirnor
3, higgins Celtic Rurids; 9, Wash's Narrative
The above numbers I, February 18eg; H. Nav
1923; Ill August 1925; w, November Igyr; y
February 1922 received, and may be had Of ihc
subscriber, who is agent for the work.
mar 20 JNO. ~. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
WARD ELECTION.

'I'HE election of Common Councilmcn, in the sn-
= veral Wards, VIII be held on the lst Wed-
nesddy IN April merit, viz: In Jefferson Ward No T.
at Armstrong; tavern--In Madison Ward No. g,
at the Eagle IIotcl and in Monroe Ward No 3. a.
the Shockoe Hill Tavern Polls will open in each
Ward, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. "The FREQ holders Of
lots within the said city whether improved or not and
whether such freoholdors reside therein or not aud
tr housekeepcrs and inhabitants of the said city who
shall have resided therein at any time for the space
OF three months, without tho iRtcrmisson Of one 2
months, and possess in their own right within tho
same moveabe and immoveable property 20 the va
lue ofono hundred pounds arc entitled TO vote.
w. ID. WREN. Serg't G r.
March Dot
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The following advertisement, appears in the National Ine
gencer of the 7th inst.

"er color oay and goes, but what more cyat,
her maid can fetch aud carry it-ScaooL SCANDAL.
Picked up, on Saturday last, about p in Pennsylvania
Avenue, not far from Gadvs Hotel small tin box conta
ing LUMP OF BUSHES, and small piece OF cotton for
iayng new The fair owner, whs perhaps, has groun
pale with regret for their loss may have them again. by nuui
ring AZ this Office Preping PROPERTY and paving charges