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WARMER HAN. FVK SAI n

YAIS valuable estse, conains 90 acre. Oh the be.y
dIouetstsr low yrosnds, offered OF sale on the uac,t
nodsrsts terms In strength Of soil health and advantsss.
Oh ,oesu's W.rssT Hall yields TO farm, lower
part of VrSpia The land productive and easily cus<i.
y..d also particularly susceptible Of impr.v,BtSt y
niue ana lime can he obtained snail exsense Frt,
she OF tue oysters, which abound in
nd ths ne'shbourhood Of the property,
are oeu't marie on every part of the farm The Seven
running the whole length Of the e,se sGoras ready
10 the Georgetown, Baltimore sud
New York rsttss Phs value of the tsute Is much en-.
osnesd BY the large portou $500 acrs 6ueIy
WIN GAM pi"e Iok. and oak Of LAND can be
cleared w'h ,nsl cost o. labor, and will gives cuv.on
me tact can he divided into The one IL ere
large two story brick dwess house. with Evs ee,nu,ud-
Gus recm, on floor, sHI attached oces Of br <
Soas o. 'nen used "a kitchen aud iauadry with every
nn'sins convenient for the family and sruu
the cther farm there asred deas with every REQ s;sf
bHildiny. o' '' '~fe
me rane Of the land ths health Away enjoyed by the
ths shsnesne. Of Use fish oysters, and the "
anc Improved society IN its nsshboprkcod, mat
"s'nsr hAh nsst ds.rabi and delighted Residences
d'.ro Of purchasing, NAY obtain say asssws
9n 10 the property terms Of sale by
IN psr'0n or by letter, dsesej William Robins, 81 ot
1i'uesstsr Couaiy, Virginia.
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Ne,o Spring and Summer
NRW RNOM ST.

~ YLE COCHRAN have received c.r .sst0 r,i,s.,
and kshmond Packet, aud former arrival. fr,n NE,
full s,osmen. Of Spring and DRY GOODS; eou,
5, and Ga DO back black az. asp m ghs'e
Fancy eolOrcd print, we'll a,,OrisI
PLAIN, striped aud plaid baii.te
Stipsd and plaid cole play, aud French sinsLsm,
Black white and assorted tsrd Gro de Nsris.
As'oitsd eoior' Gro de Berlin aud Gro de Zsn
Black Italian lu,ny
Do sen'hews aud ,sJ,ret,
Do satin leysntuss
Do white snd cooured sslirs
Do and assorted coiOrs paims,iae
Do 6suted silks
Fancy silk and ssuze handkerchief,
Dc yauze wells aud scarfs
Pisin sndasued book sw,., jaeonet end mall muslin,
Corded and striped rnu,ins
6wim,laeon aud thread esuhrie ersvs,,
4 Sand GA bobbue,. lace, plsiu soa ssarea
Bohbinet quilting aud sdSins
DO wells black snd wh'ts
Thread isc,s and ed sinss
CamsTic snd furniture dpify
Muslin robs., Swi,, and j,eontt
Grape do. black aud coioted
Canton Saukin and Mandsrin crane,
Cape shsws
Belt, hounst, cap, lu.,rinS and satin ribbon,
NaierAis, do 90 do do
SILK do, French aud English do 10
Satteen, white aud striped
Jssnes do 40
BLACK cise,.,i,u. everlasting and prua,ll,
Do boaibszues, 5, . ard Ga
British and lnta nsukeens
Cloth, snd cai.ineres, gen stal assortment.
= Do snd Flemish .heetinsi
Linen esmsi and eamrie sdsf. plain aud cola border
9. Q sud i0.i table diaper
10 and i2.i do dsr..k
Dama.k do cloths, Ru.is diaper
I linen checks
3 and "A apron and fmni,ur. DO
9 SUD A domestic s'ryhsu,
Tsilied cotton, brown aud blsschpd
general assortment OF brown aud bieaehed domestic,
Cotton mud linen he,i;icking
German and British oznahuIs.
Russia .hsetipg, aud hr-lars
Aud many other articles, all OF which thew are di.
posed "a, usual to sell wholesale and retail at reduce
prices. June5 g. v6t
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.

SE sub,crhtr informs hi, friend, the public
~ ly ba IN connection with his mercane busiurs At vii.
minston, Finyanua he has thst old vel. known
Public House, recently Kept by HRS. Wills. Mrs, Cole
aud hore TO obtain portion Of The public patronage.
The House having undergone various Necessary repairs, j.
IN complete order for the reception rsayee and
as Mrs. Cole will devote herself exclusively the domestic
concerns oil the nothing be wanting ret
der the stey Of the visitors sSs.ahe The Bar viii AWAY,
be urni,hed with the choice liquors, selected by the
subscriber IN person, aud he hi,
better can he procured ia VItsiEa wa J. COLE.
N b. Visitors will please receoset that my Establishment
white trams House on The left l,ud sle Of the main
Siege Road leading to Charlottesville.
min tim T,n.
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June 10
TO THE PUBLIC.

.oio'f Codch Line .frcm GuyondOfte to stanton,
three times u aUeek.
I'fltI subscribers have established a line Of
Post Coaches from Guyandolte 10 Stauntop,
winch, instead of running Juice week only as
stated In former notice, will, for the greater ac
coin;nodetion OF the traveller, and prevent I'M
avoidabie delay on the road, perform the Route
three times week.
The Line win pass through Charleston, and
from thence by the Lichs and the Stale Turnpike,
10 Lewishurg, and the principal Medical Springs,
to wit, the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm,
SC. to Stanton.
1t will leave Guyandotte every Tnes..ay,
lh'Hsddy, and Saturday, at o'clock A. Nj
and on It's return will leave Staunton every JVed-
aesday, Friday and Sunday at the same hour
AZ Slannton The Line meets the Charlottesville
richmond and fredericksburg Lines, also, run
ming three times week
! he Route from Guyandotte TO Staunion will be
performed in travelling days (he 7th day, in
each week, being necessarily a resting day) aud
from Staunton 10 Richmond or Fredericksburg in
days, and from Richmond 10 the city of Wash
ington in 20 hours and from Fredericksburg to the
City in hours.
the Routa.
Persons ascending the Ohio, on their way to the
North, will find this Route very pleasant & Cheap
one-hnd those who may wish 10 visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive of the Line they
can generally be accommodated, on short notice,
with good ertTd Coaches TO those watering places
And the Public are assured that in attention TO
the accommodation and comfort Of the passengers
SO TAR as good coaches and teams, and skilful at
tentlve and sober drivers afford them the line
shaii not De inferior TO any other III the State
PORTER s. BELDEN,
Projectors from Guyandotte 10 ,he Warm Springs.
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Warm Springs 10 Stauntop.
Guyandotte, June TO- I2-w2m
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Land 6or !S1Jc

WE suhieriber Offers for ssle his whole e,,,,e ec
inE VI SHIRLEY, which eousins near nine hundred a,
l'nh, on which there isrgs dwelling house srd
satn pseine' and every thing complete That !, "a.
h'o, his nafdsns tract, two mile, from Shirley
iSvO acres Of heavily tiBbered la q, chs
OF ,he htst nfut Mills IN the Sste teins on
and mskins between 400 bssIs OF tell cof9
Pn with one hundred fsIy negroes; anon
"nom are Uadesmsn, house servants, &c. &c.
The shs'e property lies Jsne liver, in Cbs,Ie, Civ
eonnYl Val and b within ~ miles Of Kchmcnd, t,n 81 ne
te'bsg and three Of CITY Pod Th,e who are tssiiv A.
ss, 20 Euress, nay esrsn The term, by i,ppyhy "a
'sromsi aud STE invited 10 view tbe prsmi.e,.
,,,. HILL CARTER.
DIhs Editor, OF The Hai"nsl IneIs .ucfr Vii b, pIes.
their bill 20 th, Office. ' ~ "'"
Mas 70
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Jund 20,

NOTICE. shall offer for sale at July Bucking-
y ham Court day next, tract of Land, lying on
the waters OF Philips, Bishops and Merideth's
Creek. running within two miles of James River.
containing fifteen hundred and seventy seven acres
The land is well watered and timbered, within ten
miles OF the Court House. / would sell privately.
part or all the said tract, and receive inpayment
thereof, two thirds in Negro property. Any per-
son wishing to purchase the said land, it will be
worthy their attention-john Saunders and Gen
Phelps, living near, will shew the land to any per-
son wishing 10 view the same.
WILLIAM RADFORD.
June 26. lj-3t-
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TAN YARD For SALE.

ESY Virtue of deed OF trust executed TO me.
- - by David Lesueur, dated 18th MAY, 1929.
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office o! Powha-
tan Court, ! shall on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
July next, Chat being Powhatan Court day,) at the
front door OF Jordan Balow's Tavern, at the said
Courthouse, sell at public auction, that valuable
property called Lesueur's Tan Yard, containing
about two acres of land. handsomely improved,
with all the necessary buildings for Tan Yard
and Grocery, and within half mile of the Court
house. The terms will be made known on the day
of sale. Acting as trustee, will convey such title
only. as hold under the deed aforesaid
JOHN w. NASH.
Jund 20. II-3i-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

NAsHyiLLn, June l0.-IIon. John Mclean,
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF the United States.
arrived III TINS town on Saturday evening last,
promptly 70 enter upon his official duties here and
yesterday the annual trial term OF the u. States
Circuit Court for the District OF West Tennessee,
commenced at the City Ha!l-presen, Judges Nc.
Lean and McNary. James Collingsworih, Esq.
the discharge of his public trust
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NOTICE,

s. b x. VIM. S. Scott informs his friends and the
H-1 public generally. that he has recently re-
moved to this City. He tenders his professional
services to the iuhabitans OF Richmond and lis vi
cinity. His Office is situated gu the Main street
short distance above the Banks, and immediately
under Mr. Baxter's Boarding House.
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rrss,ury Of the United Sta,s, for IN. rsusvsi S e
loan Of isis per me cent ,,Ue for
The IAN June Lsi7 numbered ss .,snps The Losa
the name Of
L. WARRINGTON.
may - 4-wew
Lying fn the County Of .Mecklc,,6iirg, eiss-.
teen miles from the Courthouse, s miles Jros,
CldrhesrHe, 20 from Haitian Courthouse, ana
80 from Oxford; 80
wi do every thing in his power 10 rspeer yisnor,
The medical virtue of th, !. so well known, De-.
Il. pss 10 r.. By u. %
h,,: been acquainted with the B.ais S,r;.s. for ups.
use Of Ii. v.r. on which TIN. have made
others and with adecided good effect They operate :,
no hs..iion in S.s ~
happily calculated to remove the diseases tho Bum
.:s %.s. be" s s. ssy
shsw Meuua salts Saiphnr and lIor. hut wh
st found to answers valuable purpose. u LEWIS.
qu,s Ss S sa Th ..s.ss IS
they are aPsI'snt tonic, and st the time
q S ss.sf'' ca" I.s1 sa@ss
them as valuable remedy in all Of ,ndis
Of the Liver and Kidneys, and eli General dssy.
~. WIN. II. pATTILIo.
In sad".Sa 10 the certificate Of Dr. wi.m H. r.e 60
that have used the Baio Spring Or is year.
past once OF twice during the and have found
M 70 snws. all the in the
Dr.. William H. Paio Alter having attended nsny Of tie
edeInsi springs among aud beycnd Mountains; have
pleasure IN stating that the Buffalo spring pns<ees uote
as.y hs P,cPet,is. Of the wsae supAsr sPrns 70:
encs hstwsen these SPtipss th, White Sulphur pos
esss, sther mere sferient purksve quality than ths
nasIo; hut h, lay be easily supplied by quantity
r'om Salts CT Cseined MsEnesfs .rninx sf
the usual quantity OF water have seldom or never En
ne,e SPr.S, fa cure Catsnsous a-as, such a, ich
to he properly spilled and believe them
'" oe setein remedy VIZ. J. PATTILxO.
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. TdFuaGle Rodnoke land .for Sale.

q \ virtue OF a deed of trust executed to the sub
N scriber by John Taylor and Elizabeth his wife
andduly recorded in the County Court of Bruins.
wick, dated the 2ith of March, 1928. shall sell e
the highest bidder, at Public auction, on Monday
the 18th day of August next, at Mecklenb,,ro
Courthouse III being court day,J tract of land "
ing on the Roanoke river, called Blacks Ferry. and
partly in the counties of Mecklenbure, Brunswick
and Warren, n. c. containing 1900 acres, about
"Oo OF which are first rate low grounds the upland
Of deep mulatto soil, very productive and abounJ-
ing in Wild locust growth Possession will be given
on the LIST January next
The terms Of sale will be one half of the pur-
chase money in twelve months from the day of sale
ana me other half in two years thereafter The
purchasers executing bonds 18th approved security
and deed of trust on the land to secure the nav.
ment LEW. JONFS Trrs,a f'
JUNG -. I3-Lw4w
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1880.
NAVY CoMmIssIoNERs' OrFtcE,I
18th June 1929.


81 EALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi, once
- until the is Of September for the supply of SUOo
Q. the United ststs Naval Service 1000 barrels Of Beef
and 500 bae. of Pork, be delivered The United
New York, add Norfolk Virgins; and the whole quaniy
be Delivered II each every Navy Yard, 81
nult the quality. The Beef mus, be packed from
VII faed cattle weighing not les, than 4s0 lbs tie quar-.
Ter, 800 lbs s hoc aud all the legs leg rounds, cods
cheeks shin and tie meek Of each animal must he wholly
excluded from the bsuel aud the remainder of the
must he cat into pieces OF iolh, esob, may b.
Of Navy Bsei. ST
feet aud hind egs entire, must he wholly excluded thu
hsrte ADD the reminder of the hog piece.
than three of which shall hosidets will make
barrel Of 200 pounds nett weight, Of Navy Pork
whole qusny Of the said Beef and Pork per.
eoy ,sled IN the ST instance WITH, aud a,IciwaGs
ed With sueent quantity Of the best TUX, I,l,rd Isle Of
may, ST. Ubes salt! and other its pte,-rysoD
with FIVE ouncsgo pure ssiPeifs tscL nad every barrel
The bseIsn whiehhe said beef and Pork 70 pack
ed must bs Bsde OF the best season,d white or White
Ash free from ss With one iron hoop tseh chine aud
fully sod 'ub,;stsy hooPed sod each bare
the ConiEsetors name, and the year whep packed
All The said Beet snd Pork delivery st the respective
Nav Xads he subjected the inspection Of
Inpseior OF ;he Sins within which is 10 be
Delivered who shall be selected by the Commansnt Of the
Yard the place of delivery, without any ohse the
States therefor, end when inspected 10 ssd the Con.
tractor must put ths b,ffel' ~ good shipping order, CT the
Bidders required tosate ther prices separately, for
The Beef aud for the Pork ard they offer furnish 81
than YARD thea ePafsey, for each Ysrd They also
REQUIRED 70 give THEFT naass hs residence snd the names
sn1 residence Of ssr 'gttie' infinitely and must transmit
their bidsssled sud endorsed, oGsf 10 furnish Navy Beef
and fsvy Pork, for 1880"
1srs Of tdJer Tor say Nsd, for Tie sntlss de.
lyerati az sng Ysd 10 gfeafef Proportions such
bids be The lowest.
Any BIZ nsds IN Conformity 10 itis advefewent or
not rseeiSsd wilbur Tie imfd TINS, will not be opened.
Che psiu Of The 'raa 20 I've escluded from the tsrel
will pAfticui ~ dtsotihed ~ dFa~ng winch will On
pstl the co0r.c, Persons desiring alteration upon The
'gtise; wih 80 ineu tobJ, n'y obtain sp
plicaiion 10 the ByifJ
Jans % it-.2s~td
LGndhc Hospital, }tttil0msbuTg.
cTOTTOEis hereby given Install ths hisisstuc
~ occupied p.tseH;@ill be rseeivfs
xutilsore sid essare due aoe which vii
a. H. mir A rfha nartnf niIerIeff.
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A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
$40 REV ARD

sf ANYWAY from the subscriber Irving in BeckIenrr,
ss some time IN March, bright mulsto wowsn named
fanny ,omst,ue, called amy Epp.on She about AZ
years 1d with thick bushy head Of hair she shcut Gre
"oinary size she doust With husband Marx Fod
VINO Tree man, who lest tbi, county about three wsy.
ago lie spare made fellow aud much dsiker th.
woman will give the reward If brought home ~ In
reasonable expenses any jail that may
iuS her away at their peril
SAMUEL FA2RAT.
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Uohp,--~e are informed that 4 Gold Mine has
been recently discovered in Davidson County, con-
tanning rem of the precious metal, eighty feet in
width.-ihis is the largest vein ever heard Of ei-
Their in this or any other country.--They general.
iy vary IN width from two to 1--WE feet.
TRdleiSh PeriS;er.
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j OflN j. ROY having removed to Norfolk, has
established himself there as a Commission
Merchant, and will transact any business confidcd
90 his care. The possession Of the coininolous
Ire proof Public Warehouse situated in the most
eligible part Of the Borough, enables him TO offer
to the planters descending the Roanoke, secure
and convenient Storage for their produce His
Office is in the house recently occupied by Messrs.
J. &p. r.. Tabb. June Q TT
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NxeAS committed Ia the Jsii OF tie tewn,i Y.sss,ous
W on tue 10th day Of ysnusry i623, a, runswsr
gro man named Wilson, sometimes esi.s hmself WHAT,
hatcher; feet 10 inches high, bright mnso abcut S.
year, OF age, has large the outside his left r
ms clothing consists o dark wooden oai While
eoon psaiaoons, homsspun cotton shirt WOOL hat
hs,sy' that he belong, Maj Peter Hsrs,op of Sts.s
last. - = - " " -' SA~'sAA's'
the owner srequeaed TO forward, prove proper
pay eharges aud take hin. dealt viii.
" tne iaw direet' ROGER MALLORY, Jaior.
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Land for Sale.

l>ufid JOT Sale.
ff WISH IN eel The Iand ON which ,,.;d. t,,
~ IN Cherlo,e county AT the Junction OF S.rn,on and Is
e Roanoke h'vers, ooniaons about 1000 acres Of beh
about $40 acres bottom land very ur,risr f.ra,
$40 on Siauuton River and the residue on Little Ro.roLs
The iowyrounds StaunoB River long
Ior Their fertility. add high upr az
Those GU the Little Roanoke pat woods. and so-t Of
the remainder recently cleared considerable portion Of The
upsnd IS OF very good quality Thin estss IN I'd me of
me nest IN The county and inferior the Riv.t
And ~ addition to the ertent and facility oftke sysn
ssuongy recommended by II, bsshne., snd il, 10, ston
on naysasls stream, in improved and ssrseshs rsr
ooufnooa. The improvement, are wel-sui two story
dwelling house with every necessary sppursnsnt
also sIsnc, stables md tobacco hooe, SUD- ut for etr pps
on sfke fsse viii sbe~ the land any pe,en wishing
10 see i and an disposed 10 sell terms
Moreh TO- i01-wii:tA ROBERT CARuIN9TON
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
March 3Jsf IQcQ


Office is hereby given popre,ors Of the sufe
deemed ak per Gent stock ia pursuanre of s
oonstes., otthe cih Of March, amounting 10 six
non' seven hundred aud eighty seyep bu,
az ed aad twenty-five dollars aud cents under thu
'vssl organisations OF the "Leas of Mgs 3D. fsfl OF
iyUvonuo dollars, whsh srrrlsp.afat StseL 1os led
.sPffsmsnfst 81. per stock Of 1914 loan OF
SiHy I'd 1914, Of Io00o000 doier" Of the asiz of
cent oek or 1915 that thrir certificates upop
nef 'heiso wil On the first day of Jsy 10 them
,eP@,sy or 10 their dp
eonmnted at the Treasury the Lean O1ee, vhero
ehe s'oek tbu' Ia be reimbursed stand sr<dtsd
Anu IS further made known fer information of the
Paes eonrrrred that ro transfer Of the eetEssts t<d
uhder the set OF the 2E Rsrsh the books OF thu
eassy or oil Ia. missioners Lnsn will be allow ed
de Tue i.tday Of Jvre and tbst IN III.
stock hereby notified payable will cease and ON
the day neat preceding ae day hereby the
me- .he'eoi. 8. D. INGHAM,
nt,., - IoI-wl,tJnly Sce'ry ef the Treasury.
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
NJ AS oon,ttsd 10 the Jail OF Gloucester cc,<y Va On
The Esd LAY OF Jsnu,ty last nesro nsn by The meme
who says he ;the property Of Hetcher Of
Es ofics that he purcraed eorsia when susIl
ooy ana erred some where the Mississippi where he way
bought by the said Fletcher tom the sppessnoe Of n.
sara negro and his own account supposed he abtn,
twenty eigheyeas OF bIsct, sbosi ispkes
hSn ana very intelligent for slave When committed I'D
Js,l, ne hsd on coat Of grey cloth The
rsques,ed to GENE forward prove property, and take u
away OF he will be fold the law directs.
JAMES III. JONES, Tailor,
Clio. County, Va.
hlIn -. It9-- wSm
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TRUST SALE.

ny virtue OF oersindeed Of Trust made and sr,cusd y
'Edmund Anderson and Ann his tn the late PIsu ur
the undsr'nss1 tru.ts, besring 18th
cay OF April 1871 and of record the Clerk, Once Of
buckingham County Court; ,ha proceed 10 sell 81
70 me hshe,hader for osh, at the Fslbus ils Jemr.
yef near the warren Ferry, the 5Ot day Ju. $50
ia not the next lar dsJ und,yids tpor
OF certain tract or parcel Of had, lying and b,,s
10 Tue Ooun'y OF Bucknshsm, Jsmes River, eors r
SB acres ~h The exception Of hslf lot sold %,
WIZ Ander'on Nouojed by James river the Tsfren rosd s
iands OF Dsvit Patterson, Thcnss Tindsl 6s ,r ~
one oDd,yided meiry Of the Fsshug mills ,us.J on mid
sao,. eeevsd ne ttIsio the above property Is good
suiyiyiDg ttu,tre. "' -
Buckingham, June 5.
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. in the Treasury do

Ito these we add tire persons employed about
the public buildings, the Custom House, and The
two houses OF Congress. their number would ex-
coed four hundred. 81 removals out Of four hun
dred Contrast TIL; with the policy OF Mr.. Clay
and his par,isans, in every State where they have
The power Of removal, and then ask thyself gem
tie reader, with what propriety party who have
removed 81 officers in single county, can
complain OF the policy Of the present. adminstra-
zion.
But the journal jsnounces the heads OF Depart
mems a. the shadows OF a shade. IL will be seen
that, with the exceptions Of the Navy and State
Departments, the searching operation has been
very imperfscily applied. five are 70 believe orr
own senses The siisde which reflects the shadow
is the Journal nc spirit Of Henry Clay :!
How long his influence will remain predomi.
naht is for those whom be has denounced to deter
mine. OF one Thing we are certain, Il reform be
arrested mar, viii MOI be, because the subjects
are exhausted.
Bali. ReP,i5
Letters have been received in this town from
rie-U S. ship GUcyyier, which state. that the
small pox was very prevalent on board that ship,
and On board he Hudson. Capt Creighton. while
lying at Rio Jonciro. Midshpnen Lew Lincoln,
Jr. son Of the Governor Of Massachusetts, anu
Henry Darcaniel. OF Louisiana, had fallen victims
TO the above disease. LNoB0ib Bcnc0H.
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LGndfic Hospital, Itttl10msbtre.
TOTTOEis hereby given Install ths eelisnt hissstuc
~ occupied. snd hat more p.'eHit"l hS rseevf
sutil,ons tue sid es,re vscsnt due aoe NhiehUl
s-ver. ~ 9rist sfths C0urtqf piTeCtof'.
Msyae fs4T l. HENLEY.
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NOTICE.

NOiICE.
~ ANTED II Che five tbcu.suJ Fleur
~ Barre Rifles. THOMAS NELSON, r. A. z.
' &c s4-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

Er. ". Judkins' Patent Specific Ointment
TIME abov. ointment is offered to the public g,
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate 4,
eases, some of which have so long bafled the skill /,
medical science.
lst. White swellings Of every description.
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflOng standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glandular tumors, particularly ,hn,
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which often,ir,,
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th Felons, or what some people know BY Ii,
lame Of Catarrhs, ofevery description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9th. Sprains and bruises Of every description, III.
whatever part situate.
9TH. letters of all kinds-in this compiaint,ke u
tient in applyingth ointment must keep the pate,
ofwater.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected byfrost.