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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
University of Virginia.

MI EDlcAL Department The Lectures VII
lvA commence with the session the 10Th o
september and be regularly continued I'll the So't
any Medical College in the Union.
Inc arrangement of subjects is follows:
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, OnsrErRIcs and ME-
pIcAL JusisraUDENcE -Robley Dungson M D.,
John EmmsAt, III. ID. m
-, ANATOMY and SuRcEnY, with DrssEcrrors-
Thomas Johnson, NJ D.
me hnatomcal Museum is already in condition
TO ciucidate tie Lectures on Anatomy and Physio-
iogy and Is daily receiving ADDITIONS whilst the Sar
gica Apparatus is least equal to any in the Union
One full course of the Lectures IN the Medical De-
partment is considered, by the authorities ofthe Uni
versiiy OF Pennsylvania, equivalent to in
that Institution
BY a late Law of the Board of Visitors Students,
upwards OF 20 IF years of age. allowed the phi
Vege OF residing outside the precincts in the family
OF some respectable individual to be approved by the
Faculty. auu 26-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

aSfIE subscriber is empowered by deed of fruse
n from Judge Hay and others, of record in lilo
ntce OF the clerk OF uenrico county, TO sel ana h,
nos offers for sale, the called Ashfeld con
tanning about ninc hundred and thirty acres: situated
on Chickahon,iny, IN the county of Henrico, abon,
seven niles fl ON the city of Richmond
The estate consists of two PARCELS the MINOR ss,5
araied from the lower by clip Of land about fo M
hundred yards wide. The upper parcel cont,;.rs
abou, 43o, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel there is an excellent b,;c,,
dwelling house, GO by 80 feet, having SIX Iarra ,,
two small rooms, and four large closets The hons
was built about the year 1914, and IS said IN he -,
good as any in the cou.s,v. rAe store-room ard
gardeners house are also of brick. The other hon
scs, Kitchen, servants apartments stables End cc,r
housa sc of wood. About oDe-ihird of H.:
tract lie, US am told, what is called mud hind A ~
45 OF which dre cleared nd in meadow vvb,c,
may, with little trouble, be kept constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract, cont shining about 500 acres,
there are barns, stables &c but no dwelling house
but that intended for the 0verseer 1t has a GOOD
scite for dwelling house an excellent sprips.
and most abundant supply of FIRE wood. There Is
also an orchard on It. Ii represe ncd shat of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres are ,nud
land that may be easily cleared and tina, are eora.
10 any land on ChickahomIny
The district of country in which these lands are sit
uated is SAID to be very healthy and entirely EXEMPT
from ague and fever.
On having tie purchase money, and the interest
thereof payable seml-annualy satisfactorily securefi
a liberal Credit will be given to the purchaser
The parcels will be sold separately if the nurc,ra
scr should so desire ROBERT SrANapH
iy 20--2aW3S
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81 egGgsDet &a1Eg
SALE.

|
u Y virtue OF deed Of trust FROM LudwcH i,ee
/ - bearing date the lss day of Muy, IN the ycag
1928, and recorded in the county Of Spottsyi
yaniu, shall, Monday, the lllh day. of October
next, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel III ,s
City Of Richmond, proceed to SELL at pnbic auction
10 the highest bidder, Tract Of Land lying in tb.
sad county OF Spottsyyana, containing four ihosand
one hcndred and FOL acres more or less; being part
Of the trdct of land commonly designated III Tho said
county as the mne tract The land IL represented to
contain large 4aantity of iron Large quanti-
ties of this were ut former times, raised with
large profit to those engaged in the operation and il
is supposed, that the mines nigh be worked to
much profit If the operations were prudenty and SIKH
fully conducted But, OF this, It's supposed the pur
chaser WILL by an examinations inform himself,
guaranty OF the extent fertility Of the mines will be
made Selling as trustee. shall convey TO the pur-
chaser, with SPECIAL warranty only, though It is be-
heved that the title is unques,ioDabe.
HE terms of sale Will be third of the purchase
money, and the charges OF the sale and of tho
ton on The rost TO oe paid in hond and the residue
OF the purchase money, in three equal instruments,
payable respectively at one two, and three years,
from The day OF sale, and bearing lnteres, from lhut
day. ond to be secured by deed of trust on the land
aug 5-2awtds ROBERT STANARD.
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proceedings of the evening" He is u universal Ia
vourite OF the ladies' His Boston rival was at the
Springs, "laid up in broadcloth and lavender, and
was quite q lion. But Haeck arrived, and the cas-
tern muse was not seen. afterwards He seemed to
have vanished, and gone out in ecstaoy with HIM
SELF. Nothing but cloud of perfume was found
In bis room. The New Workers. have a happy
mode of killing off their rivals. If their merit were
only equal to their "modest assurance" they would
unquesonably retain the pre-cminence to which they
lay claim lialleck deserves al that is said his
praise; but neither Willis prague need have
VANISHED at his appearance We happy to
see our poets figuring the fayourites at fashona-
o'e places of resort, instead of being immured in
garrett living on bread and water.-Broadcloth and
lavender arc preiera to rags and starvation Gen.
ius and talent attain in free republic the station
In society TO which they entited.-lPhii. Ing.
From the Columbus Geo. Enquirer Of Aug. IS.
A Council of the Chiefs of the Creek Nation as
sembed last week at their council ground, fifteen
miles from Columbus for the purpose of taking into
consideration, the wishes of the present adminlsra-
ton IN relation to their removal West of the Mssis
slppi. After the delivery to them by the Agent of
the 1aih of the President, they resained delibera-
ting several days III secret council and Mt the close
informed the Agent that they had no territory to sell
TO the States, and on his proposing to pay the
annuity allowed them by the government they refu-
sed to receive dollar, stating that they wanted
none of the Presidents money, and would under no
circumstances accept it. ana terminate ed their session
by the expression Of the most solemn determination
til expelled by force.
The Hero Of Fort Stanoir 20 ruor-Just as our pa
per was going to press, the melancholy intelligence reached
us OF the death of the venerable patriot Col MARISus WILL
LEFT who departed this life yesterday advanced age
upwards of so yearsr We have any obituary
remarks this evening He has fought the good gh-he
finished his course and hencforth hope there
OF glory in store for him.
The Branch ofshe Bank of Virginia in this place
commenced operation last Friday with capital stock
OF $500 O0O This added the funds of the Far
mers Bank agency we will be amply sufficient
tor airordlng all the pecunary facilities to our COM
nerce, that such institution iegitimately can. The
location of this capital will hope contribute sooner
or latter to the prosperity of Town end the sur
rounding Country.-[ DanUiHe Statesmau
Our inspections continue small and prices without
change for the last two or three weeks
Refused 81 to 81 general sales
Corn passed 81 TO 81
Middlng to d.
Good to fine 5 to 8
There are considerable shipments making and
the demand for nearly all kinds pretty good.
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To Contractors.

a EALED Propos Is will be received un,il the first
~ OF September, for building about twenty -fve
nudred perches OF stone wall just above the city OF
Richmond upon the margin of james River, where
there is an abundant supply of stone Persons wish
ing information to the description of the WORK will
apply to Captain George Booker, to whum they VIII.
hand IN heir proposals.
The money will be paid weekly, as the work pro-
s.eases. aug 25-5t
rHHo Mr. Pt.NDLETON HARDWOOD. who IS no, am inha6
d. a.' OF virginia Take notice: That Tuesday, 9th
say OF november eighteen hundred hirty between The
n 1; OF Ten A. M and six nj tho Tavern Of John A.
OF Jesse NJ White Others TO be read as evidence IN
Inamcery SUIT pending in the county of Louisa wherein
lon,mr and you, and aaron { Wnte of aih.
arnc and William White, defendants The taking n no,
finished. Yours AR,rItI1E ~ WY WI
aug 24-w4w pd ~
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Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

IftHiS article, (for sale by the subscrbers) is now
made upon new and much improved princi-
pies producing as guaranteed by the proprietor,
markaoie superiority of strength and 9nckness and
great perfection in its combusiio,i
1t is offered in kegs of all the different sizes OF
gtnins and suitable for all kinds of shooting aud OF
guns-also in canisters of double and the great.
est possible degree of strength
Dealers are requested to notice. that this Pow
der may at once be distinctly known from all other
by an orange red stain impaired on its ignition
also by lis peculiar ligh,ness measured charge
OF II will be found 10 weigh much less than tbs
same measure of any other kind
OPIS, DUNLOP s. CO Agents
aug IS-oaW3;nif
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UNION HOTEL.
City Of Richmond. virginia.

| vHNEE subscribers having taken this spacious and
= elegant House, are prepared to ACCOMMODATES
Travellers and Borders. either Families or SnsrIs
Gentlemen, by the day, week. month or year on the
most lbe' al terms ~ VIC
The UNION HOTEL is peasantv sto0tsd rr
u or Nam Street, little below the Market Uonse
suclentiy near to the business part of the Civ:
While at The same time it is withdrawn from the no,ss
and hustle Incidental to public places. contain
ing near 100 Rooms, including Parours Saloons. SC.
all furnished in superior style combining both neat
ness and elegance. ''A'-
Their table will be plentuy furnished, With such
varieties as the market and neighborine places az
ford, and the Bar with the most choice iionors.
The Bed Rooms are spacious and airy, and the
Deas clean; and # guod and attentive Servants with
disposition on-the part of all attached to the housa
TO please are calculated to add to the foregoing re-
commentators then will flle propre,ors not ony de-
serve but hope 10 receive the patronaye of the nnh
ne ne. Phey have good Stables CONVENIENT TO ,,e
Ho1se well supplied with Pfoyendsr and cxperienc-
The General Stage office is kept at this Boase
"here seals IN ell the different Stages may BIZ taken
WIN. II. SHIELDS.
aug l-eotf JOHN ARMISTEAD
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w & j. G. CRANE

OFFEH.F OR SALE,
S0n Spanish Hides, various quail
$500 sides soal leather, of all grades and qualities
from the very best to the most inferior; by whole
sale part OF side
1000 lbs and fine shoe thread
SO doz wax calf skins
Wax and russell upper leather
Book morocco, lining and binding skins
Horse and gram upper leather
Boottrees and lasts, boot cord and webbing
Black varnish and shoe makers tools of ali kind.
Hog skins, black and yellow buck skins
Harness, bride and skrt,ng leather
Bag, chase and lining hides
Morocco skins, white and common sheen skins
Saddle trees, fish skins, horse collars
Saddlepy, stirrups, bits, &c
Coach lace, gig handles and bands
Tanners oil and curriers' tools
600 pr Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides and country hides of all
kinds bought and sold
Upper leather and kiPskins finished and in the
rough, skirting Harness, leather, &c taken in
barter TOY hides soal leather.
aug 27-w6t
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To Mrs. Rhoda Burnett.

a you are not an inha of the st ate of V,r-
gina, and have no known Agent in this Com
monwealth, take this method of notifying you tina.
on the lst Cay OF November next, at the Tavern of
Garter Moody, in the County of Chesterfield in this
state shall proceed to take the dispositions of Ste
Phen Branch, William Martin, Frances Burton and
Rebecca Owen, TO be read In evidence in suit depen
ding IN the Superior Court of Chaneery for the Rich
mono District. in which / am plaintiff, and YOU are
de,endant' The examination of the above witnesses
WIZ continne ON the day aforementioned, between
a. M. and o'clock p nj aug Or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

Office Peter Smith, free man of- c1lr,,,.
II now residing in the city of Richmond, and who
has been lately enuncIpated by Deed duly Admired
to record the Clerks O6ce of the Hastings Cour,
OF the SAID city OF Rlchmond, Gill present TO the
General Assembly of Virginia, at its next Session
Petition praying, for reasons therein set forth, that
law may pass permitting him to remain in this Com.
mon wealth. .ur 90 a.
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asCENEs Ar sARAToGA.n

4 letter from Saratoga, published In the New
York Morning Herald, gives some lively touches oil
character and at that fashionable watering
place. 1t describes Mr. Cambreleng, in the ball room
ga small Spanish looking gentleman, whose at
tentions were divided between half dozen ladies
from tue south, and another small gentleman, to
whom he looked up his superior" This superb
or was the great magician" 1.-THE first minister Of
TINS mighty republic" He is represented as f'rt-
ing win the ladies; his eye quick and restless, with
"a cloud upon his brow, which he vain
striving TO dissipate This is evidently a picture
drawn by political adversary. Tire great PATRON
of New York is characterised as ga Thoroughbred
gentleman OF the old-schoo one whose life has been
devoted 10 acts of kindness and benevolence towards
his fellow men. His good deeds viii live after him.
and his memory will live rich IN the hearts of
generations yer to come, than on his tomb" This
IS at envsble, and probably just, portrait of Gen
era Van Rensselaer, HaIleck, the poet the .,n,mfta
bic" author OF Fanny, is depicted smiling look.
ing gentleman, young, gay and sprightly ever"
with fine poetlcal eye "cc!igo N directing The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

Tuition IN Music and Modern Languages.
M r PENA of Williamsburg, having determined
" IN fixing his residence in this city, informs his
friends and the public in general, that he will rive
SCHOOL, and Composition. He will Likewise teach
the e., French, Spanish and Italian Languages.
The most respectable references will be e;vep. If
required: For further particulars. apply at Messre
Collins d Co.'S, and MIR. r d Sankey's Book Stores.
or to Mr. P at Mrs. Adams's Boarding House.
l2-3aw fSI5
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no Continuation and u Free TRADE.
EaYthenWare and I.nnkinr Glasses
EEvIIOs. J. BAnRnIT = 80 I.l.3,.L, 80

FE5tiOS, J. BAIItOW & co. Importers SO lyatcr.
~ street, NEW offer for sale 1000 packages
complete assortment offered in this market and which
ne rspaokeo 70 me country merchant the lowest prices.
OF having refused To JON the combination ree
ang the prices Of crockery in this city we have been made
te SUBJECTS OF most 'oelsnt prosecutions, the object
ch IS nothing less than entire and expulsion from
the trade characters have been assalcd as men Of Sg,
and aIr deaimg our credit house of responsibility i'm
pGdCnsd ON" every enoesyor made 20 ruin and crown the
az stopped On consequence Of threats thrown out 10 the
uJcturcrs IN Ensand so that have been obliged TO eopov
agents IN Liverpool 10 make purchases IN sc! name,
that our names would appear in the the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for our uors,oos
i9T us our needed supplies of wareWe are suffering these
ardsps III the cause Of the merchant and consumer Of this
description OF goods no less than own and 10 them as rY
last resort FOR aid and assistance; so long as we are
enabled 70 sustain ourselves against more Than forty men vino
pave combined TO bring about ruin IN this 1nhsfd cf
manner we viii continue sell goods free and indaen
ouj. -. 20 rs $50
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
Mrs. CHRISTIANNA G. RIrR KE resnaetsn

IEn NJ CAlrSio :! ihNNA ". BURKE respectfully
IvA announces her intention to open in this c,tv
ON the first day of October next Seminarv for tLa
admission OF Young Ladies Boarders and day scho-
lars. - ~
IS contemplated to offer an Institution, combining
'he most sohd requirements, with the most popuar
ana fashlonable accomplishments Without isv;no
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for discbar
gng the arduous and highly responsible duties which
VIII devoive on her as Principal. Mrs B feels cen6
dent tina, early attention to the subject of Educa
ton, and an experience of many years in its details
united to the assistance of many able teachers will
enable her to afford advantages equal to apv in this
state and not interior to those of Northern Tns
tuition. ~
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
uihe d. "h hour NOT interfering with the duties oil
MS own seminary Mr. Macully, Teacher, of .Wtthe-
mates IN The Richmond semina,.y will also Give AL,
instruction IN the branches connected ith his dena
ment. F'
MI Stephen Bernard, native of France. viii
teach the modern languages
Music, Drawing and Dancinr will no tapoLt h ~,
most approved masters. - ~
boarders VIII receive that parental attention which
S''sl 1T AVOIDS UNDUE restraint. will insist on the full
hnen OF ali moral and religious duties, and enioin
strict regard for those obs ervances best calculated
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits more extensive
course OF studies than is generally offered fer the ed
ucatlon OF females They are submitted in detail on
account OF the belief, that many parents viii consider
them essential to complete education:
Orthography, Arithmetic,
Reading, Book keenin,t
Writing, ALGEBRA.
Ghghsh Grammar, Geometry,
p pNn, Natural Philosophy
BeHes Lettrcs, Chemistry,
Cpistoiary StyIe, The Greek, Letin. French
ancient and Modern His Italian and Spanish Ian
to'y' guages,
Geography, with the use Vocal and instr,,,ou,,,
of Globes and Maps, Music. ''o'''"i
MMs s.11y, Drawing and Painting
satural History, Dancing,
Botany.
Inc richmond Female Seminary viii be opened
IN the house 18th street, once occ,pied b,f, H.
late Mr. Frederick Peasants-ccntral SPACIOUS Gle
Vated and retired; no location i'll the city can better
afford the necessary accommodation
Board for the scholastic year of 10 months e7oo
tuition in all the English branches, 40
Extra charges regulated by those of other schools
Application IN person by letter, will receive
pAoIiPt attehtoD. 25-fl0tc
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MARINE N 81
PORT OF RI3TiI VOW:

ARRIVED.
Schr Tantivy, Couch, from New York, with dry
goods, groceries, &c &c
Schr Laura Jane, Creighton, from Baltimore, via
Norfolk. -
SSloop Philadelphia, Wells, from Bridgeton, with
ballast 800
SAILED,
Schr Two Sisters, Wing, for Warehau, with coal.
coal. "''n
Schr Mill, Carroll for Baltimore with coal.
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ITEMS

RunouY speaks of misunderstanding betwee the
Secretary of the Navy and Com Rodgers.
The Telegraph conlradicts the statement of the
VirgInan, that james Is Gardner of Ohio, had been
rewarded with an Office of $4,000 per
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

~ Mr.. Walsh, after publishing both aides, infers
that the Clay ticket has positively succeeded Ken
lucky Yet Mr. Walsh hates Henry Clay. Won
der if his candor will be initiated by consistent gen.
tleman i'll this quarter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

On Sunday night last, Mr.. John Francis, of the
County of New Kent, whilst asleep his own
house was muir dered, his house robbed Of conslde-
rnble of specie, and then set on FIRE and con-
sumed with the owner in it. We understand six of
his own negroes have been apprehended, confessed
he horrid deed, and were committed to prison.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

W In another page, the reader will find Colo.
Stones replication to the attack upon him, in
quence fhis publishing the letter about MIR. Ran
dolph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
.ACaDEyKICaL INST8TrTIo \

3 NE subscriber respectfully informs bs nm, 80.
r. ono The public thai Monday, the so,b ans
in VIII uo WIZ resume the duties of his SEMINAR
IF o'ys may nc prepared by thorough courSn
I preparatory English, Mathematical and c,e course
t1coD' Tor admission into Collese. and =; 'h
I90 boys not intended for College, nav rece %m's
his rooms. 5st naucat'on For terms apply at
aug 24-w3w NATHAN p0iTnpn
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Sugar, Coffee, &c.

Sugar, Coffee, &C..
$50 bags Coffee various qualities)
81 bids dry New Orleans sugar (cbean,
10 do do Porto Rico do
~ do do ST. Croix do primo r
s so h 40 west India and N Orleans moiasses
-o oo ODDS ana hhds good Baltimore whissev
9oo sacks best Liverpool flied blown salt
ooo SIDES oak and henllock, taned soal lea.ber
For sale hY
au 10 RALSTON g. pTHAsaN,re, -
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Grand Consolidated, No. T
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. IS.
TO be drawn Sd September.
&c. &c &c

Tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters so.
u Tickets for sale in all the above SPLENDID
schemes at the Managers Oficc--wiere was sold
$4,000, being the highest sold in Virginia for ma
ny years.
aug 81 YATES 81 MCINTYRE. Monrc,s.
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AMES OSWALD, thavipg given vacation
~ Gd zen days. WIN resume his scholastic functions
ne now occupies, 4h Street, few doors aba,'
AR Mr. MASKS Book Store The course of ;ustrnr
ZION will embrace the Latin Greek and French
branches of an English Education in ordsr ., o D
pare his pupils either for College or for CIn;r,,
. As ne WI lint his number to twenty five vea,,a
pupils "s"po'eS 'or ten more
roaS;u D. very particular attention vii! be paid -
ea a,o 3, %"o Prohouncing ,he English Lanrrsoe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

NoTJCE--A petition will h. ------.-,
,o,d next Assembly Of Virginia, for eavs - 20 sne
ors UdT rom The head Of the Brook turnpike TO Pen
C,roiina IN Hanover, from thence to GoJsneriIo
and most practicable rouso. g '"' S''a'ghtest
aug 24-w8t
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. &C. DC. &c
q, besides great number of smaller priz
Call for the Capitals at p CH,1 IN esnts'
aug 81 oo o.
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Delaware and North Carolina LOTTERY,
a .LAss No. 3
Drawing to be received TO-DAYl

Tickets So. halves | so, quarters rs els.
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nIckets only $40, halves S, quarters 2 SO.
~ Fackages OF tickets, shares of packages, single
tickets and shares be- had in the usual aretv. at
the POTTERY and Exchange Office of
THOMAS b. BIGGER.
~ w mere four of the highest capit= of $4,000
at sight. am o. :
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Grand Consolidated. No
Dismal Swamp Lottery. No. 10.

TICKETS $40, halves 5, quarters 9 so.
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state ! ottery, No. I3,
Drawing TO be received y after = Morrow.
Union Canal, Glass No. IS

TICKETS 50, halves SO, quarters Is cents.
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&C. &c. &c.
Tickets S., Halves s. so, Quarters s, e5.
LOT Saie al E. MIJKLE'S,
aug q Next below the door of the EAGLE Hotel.
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MANAGERS OFFICE

aJ me drawing of the Dela re G. North Caro-
ma Lottery. NO. 3, will be received THIS DAY