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To 7WR EDI7'oRS oF THE E.A,outRr

As the time ioT the meeting OF th" Couv cn,ion an
proaches II II natural for 10 begin think who vii,
be from amongst the great elected
in tina, body, TO preside its deliberations IL is
generally understood in the country, that neither MIR
Madison. Mr.. Monroe nor Mr.. Marshall will agree to
serve in that capacity President must them be Sc
lected from amongst the members who have no revou
tonary services to recommend Them but who have nil
the necessary qualifications to fill the high and honora-
BILE station Of President of Of the most august as
semblies that ever met in Virginia. He ought pos
talents of tho frs; orier-great experience in
Parliamentary aflrs-a high sense of honor-and IN
tegrity above all suspicion think can put nv flo
ger on just such man. IL is Philip p. Barbour of
Orange county, who, l have doubt, would accent
the office, and discharge all i- duties in the manner
they should be discharged Respectfully,
CLODHOPPER.
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M .AGERS,

$40.
S.s"'o tickets $40, Halves So, QuartersS2 so.
package OF ~ wholcs embracing the go n,,mbcrs
may be had for S2O0-A package is compelled to draw
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August 90.

HTNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NETWORK
a. College of Physicians and Surgeons, Western
District, (Hcrkmer county) The lectures commence
the FIRST Tuesday of October, and will be continued
for sixteen weeks.
lIdtcVGy-N EsrEL W1LLoUGfBY, NJ u.
NJ. D.
.qi,ato'ny nd Physioiogy-JAMEs McNAUeHroN.
NJ. ID.
- Practice Of Physic and Medical Jtrisprudcnce--
L. RoNEYN BECK, NJ. ID.
PrineiPies and Practice IF St0geyy--JonN DE1A-
MATER, NJ. -.
Ticket fees, S5i.
Connected wislrtho college IS stone cdiiice, 4 sto
ros nigh, containing for the accommodation og
The Students and there good rooms in the VILLAGE
Tor such prefer private lodgings. The whole exneps
lOr full course of al, the lectures including board &c
need not exceed 300 The Professor Of Anatomv Lss
engaged Richard Fuller a. NJ 10 superintcnd tie do.
department rs expected that the means for Improvement
will be more ample than any former ocrasiop.
JAMES HADl.EY Register
Fairfield, August 2s. agr2t
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to
DIEDa CeIa@1 8 G on iSo 5s JSfs. NJ TssSsT1sS
TURNER ~ the 18Th Of his atg short painful illness
JoHS - N9wL, in the os, year age, where no moved
tow since from Buckngam Va aud whcro e
n was well KNOWN well beloved and much lamontcd by all who
-, Or Monday morning I7, inst, aNcr short and severe
Illness Capt hEcDfN BUaroS, of Ioufco County tho list year
-, In king William, County the 7th inst Res Pr
TIES Wy profession carpenter. Mr. Peters formerly resided
AZ New orlcons on tho 9th july after o., Illness Of six
days No JNrs MoSouuE, il tho 9Th year his age formerly
so New York. may aofi satisfaction 10 his distant ra
yves AM friends to Know Via, during his sickness he was minister
cd by circle of friends, woip his cheerful Disposition benov.
t heart strict integrity and high Of honor had
-, In Charleston, Espewla, on ibe aph Iuy RossRr
MLLEH AGED n years, Of William Miller, of GVocbani Io
has Ion widow cal sol TO laneat his loss.
From me Norfoik BoatopI
Departed this life, the 10th lust tlo Wood
ley N the county OF Isle Wight wlore n "d lon lacn m
school, Josgy tho Of Joseph Prcn,s Esq SUFFOLK in tho
18Th year Of his youth who the delight Of s parnts ao
fiires promise hopeful maturity But alas sucli WIS
the diiy Of tho disorder that stopped strings life
numbered wb the dead May ibo a"d h gave tho blow n
i.ier the ln of consolation e aceed bosOn, aud onao
Suffolk, .qpeqpt ~ ls2g.
MIST. rcHoIY OccuRarxoe.-Dcpacd this life, In Mans oro
County Sunday evening tho 9th inst. aAor lnoss
hours EnA CoPFt.So; ~ tho 3ith year of his ago Tho
m the habit keeping and administering medicines without oxe
cng the caution Mr.. Copeland had two agr plas
nosa aud tho ohur Tartar Emctic Io combined or roo
little uc, and thought Of removing by dose Of megnc
He lie nsisay discovered tho mistake and rushed into the al
Joining room wf59 his w1 vas cried out agony Mat ~ sss
esnman Of mild aud concilatns manners, nnd ws universally
respected a hooyod by al who had the pleasure OF his acqua
| rablo oss. tJv6rfcik Herald
at The Bcouo Arsenal, Many AuovsTA, daughter Of Dr..
Tbos. J. g. Monroe, anor ow day. ilncss.
e gcIloaa Arsenal On the ga inst, v,Hoigt,, daushtor
9, DR. j. g. Monreo s. Tbs IS Tie seeead daughter D.
: hOiNoo haf iy-t 'i.iil ai.fd1sa
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RErRosPEcTs, &c.--The following compliment Is
from the Ohio State Buicfoi," (of the 18th inst)
Journal just established by Messrs. Laze Bryan at
Columbus, the Capital of the State of OhioIt hand
somcy printed, and conducted with great spirit and
ability
We observe that series of numbers upon political
topics arc now publishing in the Richmond Enquirer.
They arc written by master-hand, and furnish the
evidence that the author is ignorant of the sayings
and dongs past and present. of the foes of he admins
ration They recommend themselves to the attentive
Perusal OF republicans, and we may hereafter take
casion to place extracts from hc before rea
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Commeneement "a Me Georgta L[niplraiLu

COMMENCEMENT ~ Ute OcOTgiG UuiU(ySIiU
The Georgia papers gives pare descriptions Of
this interesting Ceremony Ii took place at Athens on
the Oh inst before crowded aud very respectable
audience OF ladies and gentlemen, assembled from
different sections Of Georgia and the adjoining
states -" Judge Wayne devereIa beautiful Grafton
in l finest style, to crowded auditory at the instance
OF the Phi Kappa Society. The venerated Crawford
the ex-governor Troup for whose character and person
the whole state feels aud aDiissts the most lively alice.
'"nate regard aud the present governor Forsyth, were
seen sitting among the Trustees Of the University, TO
Soun,enaDce and encourage tho IaudabIe emulation Of
t'e Commanding aspir9ns for literary fame-and in fact
he whole scene was well calculated TO awaken the
most interesting sensibes Of those who derive plea
sure ana profit from the progress OF science and the
spread oil Intelligence among happy, united and Inde
Penden, People The Vaedictoiy, the post Of honor.
was delivered by Nathaniel Macon Crawford son Of
William Fl. Crawford. and the Aihenian describing
the eoqueDcC OF the youthful Orator, remarks that the
Eyes OF the vsneIa able President and the beloved
classmates OF the author, bore ample testimony how
strongly he had touched the cords Of human feeling
There was something peculiarly Affecting the sight Of
the youthful graduate addressing ls venerable father
who s enc Of the trustees Of the Institution. We envy
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ATOTfCE--Wantcd at the Penitcntiary soventc
Y thousand Flour Barrel Bllets.
5an. q. sia THOMAS NELSON, r Ar
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A POWER OF ATTORNEY REVOKED The
IA public are notified, that have, and do Nv Isis
public a'on, withdrawn my Power of Attorney TO Pc.
ter Dm2ess, Jr. Esq. Of logan County, Commonwealth
OF Nirsinis dated lie 12h day Of December 1928: .,
that os the future, neither he Mr. Jamb Jonks or
j. w. Hsefod his substitute Attorneys, any pcr.on
OF persons acting undo BIN nor mem. ~ virtue Of any
avoid any Misunderstanding injury, ! make tic
present pul,lisaton. JAMES SWAMI. Of Boston.
Paris July s, 1929 32--w3w
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may oe h'u ioi S1"V--N PkaSc " conpoicd to draw
$40 and may draw some oil tile above splendid capitals
For chances send your orders (post paitl) TO
YATES y .@LNTYRE.
Richmond, August Is. 29--tls,Se
q Nash FOR WHEAT.-The subscribers will pav
" The market price for good understandable Wheat
vcrabe in this city, at convenient landings below on
James River. SCOTT s. FRY
W Wo have on hand and now receiving from
New York. aiarge Stock of GOODS i'm ne laid in
at low prices, which will enable sell such terms
cannot fail please Our county friends and the public
generally, respe etfully invited to give MS a cali
We have large fire proof Warehouse for tho recep-
lion OF Wheat and Flour and will receive articles
In store, with the privilege OF fixing the piico at any
time before the LIST day OF January 1880
5. s. r. III Street
Angus, H. 2E-w2tif
OUlSA RACES.---The Louisa races will commence
IA at Louisa Courthouse, Thursday the LIST day of
October. First days race mile heats for years old
six entries and closed hundred bushels chant
able wheat entrance half forfeit
william Morris, Cl. CO b. e. by Caroiinian,
Mai. Bickerton Winston, b. S. do.
Elijah iiuichison, black f. do.
Robert g. Willis, ,. t. do.
John Graves, f. do
jones Nj. Morris, g. by Alfred.
~ days race, two mile heats, hundred dollars ia
cash with The addition OF such subscription may be
subsequently, made.
3d days PROPRIETOR purse made up of the first
and second days entries and gate money. This will
be handsome purse to be the best In mile heats
JN0. NJ. PRICE, Proprietor.
III Is confidently expected tina the first days ,w.ll
ne exceedingly interesting each runner intending TO
be AZ The goal, and all having high expectotons Of win
ming.
This purse Is Increasing and il ia believed by the
day OF the race will be OF comfortable magnitude
August - 32-St
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not tho feelings Of that man who could look upon
SO interesting without strong emotions Of mingled plea
sure and sensibility.
"a Il was pleasing sight TO see the venerable Rev.
Dr. Brown, ex-presdent ofths College, Rev. DR. Wai-
del President for the time present. and the youth
fu Rev MT Church president elect. oil occupying the
same seat at tho Comm nee me n, exercises"
DR.. Moses waideli resigned The Presidency OF the
University. 10 which the Rev. Aionzo Church was ap.
pointed Trustees. after an anxious snd unavaing
attempt to per,usde DR. W. to continue in the Chair
ado2ts resolutions, highly conpii,ne nfary TO his ability
anil zeal lie took charge OF the Coilegs in March,
iSio under the most discouragng circumstances, whsn
there were but Students lett in the ln,ti,u,ion-I,nt
there were at the last session, IOJ exclusive of about
60 schoarsin the prepata tory school attached to tho
College, making in all about no students belon ng
The inshuion-Ot these. the Degree oil Bachelor OF
Arts conferred on 81.
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{ IHF SPANISH INVADING EXPEDITION
The schooner Eclipse, at New Orleans from Tampico
which place she le the morning OF the l9ih July
reports THAT part OF the Spanish squadron which left Ha
yaDa consisting OF ship Of the line, figate, and
tvo cvrvettes, had arrived, and were at anchor of
That place The transports having board the troops
bad not yet been heard OIL The comm audant at
fsmico had received instructions from his government
todeeare that port enbargoed first appearance ofe
hostile ilee which thought had taken place in con-
sequence ofs arrival II s also stated that levy by gov
eminent Of ten millions dollars take place on all
monies that shall be brought from the Interior for the
purpose OF clothing an paying the army, which was 10
be accounted for At the close Of the campaign Orders had
been given TO station 10000 troops nj JsmpicO 5000
atCampescy aud at all other places the coast in the
same proportion. The convoy with eight hundred thou.
sand do'Iars which due at Tampco The 18th Ju.
detained IT,"
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CONGRESSIONAL EIECTJoNS


W. Cdrohna-ln the Starry District, L. wi, Williams
10 reelected over III. opponent Samuel King. by 400
majority Gabriel Holmes il also reelected i'm tho
Wilmington District by majority OF about 22O votes
over his opponent Edward B. Dudley-Sa,ni p Carson
has been rec elected without opposition.
Tennessee Robert Desha, John Bell, and James X
Polk re elected, will, little opposition Mar
able supposed also 70 be reelected
Alabama Majority of Judge e. C. Clay, over ~
Davis, BIS. 90 succeed q Moore )-Coi. r. E. b BY
ior - elected 70 Congress by large majority, in
inc District represented by John M'Kee.-Francis w.
Armstrong, elected 10 succeed Geo w. Own.
Chbriei Moore, late Repre- sentative in Congress has
been elected Governor Of Alabama, by the People.
Mr.. John Jackson (receny iantaized by the appoint
memt OF Consulo Of tho u. s. for the Island OF Ma,t.
nquc) Is attempting TO wreak his resentment against
The Administration, for the cruel disappointment he
has experienced Ills rabid fury transports him i,to
the most extravagant sbsurties lie directs his attacks
against Hensbaw, Benton, Hill," Sc SC. ami is
courteous end liberal enough TO place us among the
" other worthless" who have touched :" the filthy iucre
oil the Chicftsn AMI his partizabs, Sc &c. We have
but one word TO offer in reply. Had Mr. John Jackson
been as little anxious TO touch the filthy iuers of the
Cheftain as the man who pens this hasty paragraph
he would not no,o be misrepresenting the situation Of
others or weeping and gnashing his teeth his own
petty disappointments.
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STATK RIGHTS

The Nat Journal manages TO cay something upon
Messrs Jacksons and Van Brrens civil g.
Notes TO Dir. Rltieg-Has the Manage, forgotten tho
re Secretary OF States letter TO the maker OF w aIkng
stick Umbrellas in elpha-Inatis truly the Ne
UHrd OF such conposiiousit Is the genuine Bafl,os
We shall hunt II up for the cdicoiion Of the Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.
To the pWblic.

TN consequence Of the numerous frauds and Impos'
tons practIsed in reference to my medicine, am
again induced to change the form OF my BOTTLES.
In future, the PANACEA will be put in round bottles,
fluted longtudjray, with the following words, blown
in the glass "SwAIM's PLNAcKA, PHILADA, as repre-
sented above:
These bottles are much stronger than those hereto.
fore used, and will have but one label, which covers
the cork with my own signature on it so that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature,
without which none is genuine. he medicine may
consequently be known to be genuine when my s,g
nature is visi5le to counterfeit whieh H be punishable
asfugey.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOL.
LARS per BOTTLE thus bringing it within the reach Of
theindigent.
Ny Panacea requires no encommm; It's astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both from
Patients and Medical Practitioners of the highest re-
specabiIty, the most unqualified aPprobation and e.:
tablished for il character which Envys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tsrnsh.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine
which have been SO diligently circulated by certain
Physicians have their origin either in ENVY or IN the
mschievous effects ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and
gives them the most solemn assurances that TINS medi
cre contains neither mercury any other deieteous
drug.
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my Pana-
cea except from myself my accredited agents, or per-
sons of known respectabity, and all those will conse-
quently be without excuse who shall purchase from
any other persons
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
Something New.

Extract Of Letter written by very respectable Gen.
tleman, residing in Baltimore. to the subscriber.
who deems It his duty, though Unauthorized, to lay
IL before the public. Withholding the writer's name
for particular reference, should any require 1t per
E soually' SAM II. r Lee s
Baltimore, august lSth, 1923.
Doct 8 III p. Lee New London, Conn.
Dear Sr-R is now upwards OF twenty wears that
have used your London Bilious Pills in my family,
and always found them efficient PurgatNe IN Al
most every description of disease, and believe they
we'd many long doctors bill by their early andtime
use. never found their accustomed certainty 10
vary in their operation and effects until within few
months past and having since then been sadly dsaP
pointed in every instance Of using them. began to
conclude that you had made your fortune and had
abandoned their manufacture to mercenary and nn.
faithful hands Under this impression, | accidently
saw an advertisement of YOURS in a New, York news
paper, designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture ty having your written sisnatureto each
bill OF directions and that in no instance were the
,mitations signed with pen and ink, although per
iect copy in every other respect Findmg those had
without this test began suspect that all was not
fair in medicine well IN politics and called at sc
veral of apothee for your pills with writ
ten signature I found many without that test, out
none with 10, until came to the Messrs kEEKLS'
who assured me they had them direct from you.
procured box ando using them. found the same ef
fects from them bad always experienced, and am SO
Gnrch rrioiced finding myself in possession OF
medicine so highly prize that cannot in justice re-
rain from giving you this information.
Some thirty years ago, | was cured oil heavy and
distressing cough, by a medicine know by the name
Of Turlnston's Balsam but that article. now made
hv every shop boy.) is like the old mixture,
than vdust is like super fine Hour hope and trust.
SIR for the benefit OF mankind that your valuable me
dicine will be perpetuated its original quality, ard
that mercenary limitations may be frowned upon by an
insulted community I am, sir, your friend. &c
rrTo avoid the position of Counterfets, aud sPu
nous limitations related above the purchaser has
only to examine The Bill, of directions covering each
box and il signed At foot, in own hand writing i'm
medistely under nv printed name. they are genuine
and prepared by me- bat If only the printed name is
affixed, they are spurious and to be avoided To ahx
INV written sign ,tn'e would be Forgery. aud consc
ton would be States Prison
S II r LEE. Sole Proprietor
TA fresh supply Of the above genuine Pills
is jus, received, direct from the proprietor and
Tor sale, wholesale and retail, at tie Store of
EDWARD STA3LER & SON,
Apothecaries and Druggists, Fairfax st. Alcxa.
dec 3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
District Of Columbia

7ieIGndid COMFY
NOVEMBER TERN, 1879
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra
who sue for the mselves and such 9th
err of the creditors Of John McNamS
ra who will come in and contribute
to the expenses of this suit, ComPl' I'm C's'S'
AGAINST
James Kirk, administrator u Johh hs'
Nsmara, decd, Sally MeNamara,
Henry l.. Mcnamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, Mfrs. ,sdSt
VVlHE bill IN this case states, ii'' on ue lir,ny
June. 1896, there was due 10 the CON J-,l
nv the sa;d John NcNamara, the OF s'H n'', 4,
and thiry.nine dollars and eighteen cen''. y" !,
said Mcnamara resi- ID in the State OF VIZ XIX
time of his decease, and that certain ;, ,b, si,.
tack letters of administration on Is estate ;. t,
of Virginia, and by that means exercise "
his estate in the District OF Columbia; lha' ". ,osn
Namara died seized of house and lo' ~ W. vha
Alexandra, occupied by Luther Chamns allie %
il more than sufficient 20 satisfy the eisn ro o.k
plainants; and that the said "cNsmAI.
fund out of which their claim can DC pr. and ,C!
The obec, of the bill is, that the ho1sI e. ,od f:
foresa;d may be decreed BY the Cout' ~ ~, 4. 5
,bc s.,;sf,eton oftbe complAnanls deDt
fores,id and such other debts as shall DC ,nD,i
.gs;ns, The said Mcnamara, deceased nna ia Jspe
no "a the satisfaction ofihe Court ta' ~. are
Ki,L. Sally McNamsra and Henry IT, Nc'I are he,
;nbabisnts ofthe District of Colunbia' .ps sOcc
by warned to be and appear IN person. ~. pitrd
in the United States Circuit Cou'' !" On the sco'S
Columbia for the county OF AleHshcn., ub, deere
Monday in April next, to show ea aus Nil BID
should not be passed. IS prayed .! VIZ aid bill ofeS
their failing toappear as atoresaa decree vs.
IN the premises as shall seem right p' "GSI.hed =
com plsinan,s cause this order'o be "csop,Du,sa
Pbenix Gazette at leas, four moh!iis ; !"
before the said second Monday in APr'' rrg, &C
Test h"r 's'
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CERTIFICATES.

The following communication addressed to,b...
prietor Of Judkins' Ointment, from the Hon ~ rS
TaIiafeo, member of Congress, is highly ine,.s ,s
The grsti,itous manner in which i. IS made e,I.f
feelings of ordinary character towards suern.ta
mainly; ard is certainly well deserving Of pubTsss
tention.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22d, 1870
SIR.-It has been my wish for considerable r..
to communicate to you the good effect with vbrt,
have used the ointment invented by Mr.. Judi
and which now understand is made and sold b's
gents appointed by yourself. Ihave applied th,c;,
ment during the last three years TO every speeie,,
tumour and wound without failure to produc. cu,,
in every instance. consider ii the most decided ,n
efficient remedy in all Of tumour, be The c,r..
what it may, and have found nothing so good d.
wounds Of any description. II may be proper ,U,E
that the cure of tumour called White Swelling orr
en- over by the most distinguished physicians as iSrs
rable, and which they decided, would w,hou, ,nr'.
tation, prove fatal to the patient, was under ny NM
date notice effected BY the Of Judkins Onrtr,
end The pat ent is in fine health His limb sHecti
by the tumour being restored to perec, STAT. d
soundness. Also that the lex Of an sged man vbrh
had been wounded, and exhibited one dresdGlk NJ.
ceraed surface from the knee 10 the foot and vi,s
for more than two years, had been considered rcr,
BILE, was effectaally cured by the application Of ind.
kins' Ointment. mention these two cases, whchrg
under my immediate notice and management a,d,
cided evidence of the efficacy Of this remed, in ,.u
of tumour and of ulcers. I have experienced 4,
cidedy, the good effect of this remedy in the cur,
Fclons, and Of every species Of fresh wound ltseu
to me that any one who will observe on the operlo
of this ointment must be satisfied as 10 is beneficial
effect. lean with the utmost confidence recOdna
the use of this valuable remedy.
lam Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALlArERR0
To Mr.. Charles Herstons, Proprietary
ricktown, Md.