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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
B, NJ 6 Il PakKINs.
R'cBMoND, Augasa eth, 1870.

WIN. HscBMoNp, Augasa eth, 1890.
Mr William W. Gray
:. Sir-Having seen much important testmany pub
lshed IN support of the efficacy of your valuable
Ointment, beg leave to say, that from an exneri
nent made, find an excellent remedy not only for
the relief OF suffering humanity, but for The aactions
thenur noble and useful sninal the Horse About
OF last OF May from bad treatnaaat the bach of me
| Oh my horses became much bruiasd, s,Soll>u and
CALLED SO as to be unht for use. II oceurr~d 20 me
that your Cintrnen, might prove bcne6eai II such
case' consequently pnrchssed pct. whieh on trial
had the desired effect, having mado cure IN the
course of a wsek Astonished at ha rsstaty or
the cure, have frequently taken oocas,os to spcs,
! OK the efficacy of your Ointment. have no doubt
chat 1T will prove valuable remady IN all cas-s of
the kind, and feel hesitation in reuassmsnamo il
accordingly -
Very respectfully,
sep . WILLIAM SYTpIJ
'HSO hlR PENDLBTON HAYWOOD who is mo-, aa nI.,T-
tant OF Virginia Fake notice: THAT Yuassao the frl
aay oil November, eighteen thirty be.ras, I'll
hours oil ten A NJ and SIX ID Taven of Jobn NJ
rrTe III LOUISA County, Virginia. shall take tho asno;o,s
oi Jesse hi White and others as evidence in
Goahcery SUIT pending IN the county Louisa wherein
an plaintiff and you aud Aaron C. White execuior f Oh,
arlne and William White, defendants The ,akiue If az,
completed on that day viii be adjourned day ia av III,
finished Yours ARTRIR ri ,v,TSy,, '"'
A-y1w nd O4'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
From the Kentucky Reporter.

An Infamous caumny against Mr. Clay has been recently
fabricated Ohio and published the Jackson prints on the
authority of named WATSON, who that he had
been in MIR Clays service Overseer years ago Was
son is mpsster He Mr.. Clays Ogersee and
probably never Mr. Cay's farm in his e unless as
visitor TO his negroes or in the character of midnight depre
dator There 10 word of truth in Wassons statement
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

The editor ofthe Indiana Republican, of the 9th
inst published at Madison in that state, in speaking
OF The political character of the Legislature says that
he is informed there a majority of from 10 to 16
friendly to the election of Mr. Clay to the Presidency
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

The foregoing fifteen counties which rave in 1898
majority of 3642 for Jackson, have in 1850 oiven
majority of lSa2 and more against the jackson can
didates.
Possibly there has been Jackson gain in some
counties, but we do not think i, amounts to more
than the jackson loss in few of the counties on
the north SIDE of the Kentucky river in which there
wa no contest this year and are not enumerated
in the above.
State Of Parties ia tie legislature.
S enate House e.
Ant-Jackson 90 Sc
Jackson 10 40
Doubtful
The tie in Daviess
Three Jackson members have been elected by ID
votes, viz:-in Jessamine votes--in Lewis votes
in Grecnup votes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
WILLIAM w GRAYB

w w hi.' ne astten days. l nav. {. eIved the
moe. nat'erng accounts of my Ointment, from the
o"'n is' or Buckingham. Amherst. Nelson, Flnvan-
ma Gpochland. Hanover. Amelia CumberlanI p,,c
hatan, Chesterfield. and his City; in the cure of
white sweliings ulcers, 'uInors sprains heumatism
tae particulars of which shall lay before the
pubic as soon pTactica ble-one an ulcer case of
more than thirty years standing
u Persons who purchase of me will he furnished
win hne oiled linen, on which the 0.n,ment can
oe hnch hetter applied than ON paper-i makes an
excellent rheumatic plaster
WILLIAM w. GRAY
aug SILT Near the Post GfTioe, Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
COUNTIES.

COMMITTEES
ANrI-JAcKsoN y.cxsor
Bath Adair
Boon Allen
Bourbon Andersen
Bracken Barren
breckenridge Campbell
Bullitt Galloway
Butler and Edmonson Cumberland
Caldwell Estill
Casey Fleming
CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN Floyd and Pike
LARK Grayson
Clay and Perry Greenup
iyayette Green
FRANKLIN Hardin and Meade
Garrard Harrison
Gallatin Henry
Grant Hopkins
Hordin ana Meade hickman g. Graves
Harlan and Knox Hart
L'ncoin Jefferson
Logan Jessamine
Livingston Lewis
Madison Lawrence
Mason a,, Madison
MnatuhienDufgh Mercer
N1OntQOmcrV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

seven years old. about 16 hands high and Of sor-
rel color approaching chestnut and is said to rescm
BILE Eclipse in his appearance. ~. Y. paper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Two Drawings To-Dar

A The drawing If the Grand Consolidated 7th
Glass, viii be received TO DAY, at O'Clock in
time to renew in the Dismal Swamp, which draws at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHyI0.W
SAILED

SAILED,
Schr Brazil, Creighton, for Baltimore, coal
Schr Joseph Bonner, Elackman, for New York
coal YIN
Sloop Crawford, West, for Bosto N, tobacco. -four
&c. 1A
Schr Execution, Osborne, for New York. coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

u The drawing of the Dismal Swamp, Glass No.
10 VII take place TO-DAY [Prday] a, the Ea-
gle Hotel, at 81 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
~ ssrftOss MaIEH,
TITS DAX.
HX OTIS. DIINI.Op n CO.

GROCERIES
On FRIDAY the Sd inst, ut 10 o'clock will be
sold, at our auction store, general assortment of
Groceries. &c. .. ID. d Co
sept 2-ts Aucts
ADDITIONAL
Will be added to our sale THIS MORNING.
II Hhds st. Cro;x sugar
10 do Porte Rico do
White Brazil sugar
10 hhds nlolasseS
casks rice
SO hbls mackerei
SO boxes chocolate
Iron wire, meal sifters, and safes. sperm and tnlow
Candles lamp OIL ralsns, coffee 100 rearns wrapping
paper, writing paper, gunpowder imperial and young
hyson tea, hg blue, starch, pipes superior old Ralt
more gin, brandy in half pipes indigo, leading lines
Sicily. Malaga. and other wines, soap, loaf sugar
soal leather, &C. Soc. q ID q Co Aucts.
sent 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

BELL ISLE, necr Richxnond,
~, August 2z 1880
.Ar YIN 81 Greg.
BEAR SIR: I suthosise you to use nv name in
support ofthe efficacy of your Ointment having used
1t IN several instances my family, VIZ: Far the rhcn
tasisn' fresh wounds, bruises, burns, hlas &C.; in
all winch cases. 1t afforded early relief and effected
comPiste cures Having given he Onl man. to some
OF my neighbors they have also witnessed its happy
etncts. Can with much Proprissy, and de M est
of every family.
Respectfully, Yours &c
MARGARET HER MES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

VALUABLE noRSE-Mr. Geo. A. Willie. n
Virginia, who passenger in the ship William
Byrnes, Capt. HackstaF, from Liverpool has brought
with him the celebrated race hose Ieviathan pur.
chased in England, for James Jackson, Esq., Of Alaba-
ma. This beautiful animal formerly owned by
the late King, and recently by the Earl of Chesterfield
and was allowed, in England, be the most valuable
STUD horse n the kingdom. lie .s Between siz and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
lily, Yours &c.
MARGARET HHRMES.

,,,. NELSON CouaT- HousR, Dune 80, 1880
Mr.. William w. Gray:
- Gear sir-sse far as we have heard freYn your
Cin nent SOLD It's effects have baea epise hanpx
An cid sassieraan tnid yes-.day, who kas Sd
the rheumatism br Ten fprGa years, tbe, he hud
used ons pot whIeh relieved him vsry =. III and
requested as to ssnd him another
Yours Sc
B. NJ G Il pms RTMa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
Cumberland and Orfor Canal No. 9.
To be drawn TO Day.
CCIIENF

Tickets 81, Halves /, Quarters so cts.
Call for the CAPITALS q, p. CHUBB'S,
seq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
MICKLE'S OFFICE.
TO-DAY-TWO DRAWINGS

TNTTT.
Grand Consolidated Lotteyy.
Drawing VIII be received TO-DAY i, tin,c T.,
renew IN lhe Dismal Swamp, which draws THIS
Prizes; capitals of S5G55 and 80 OF 81 COO
me Dismal Swamp Lottery will be drawn at tIe
Eagle Hotel, THIS EVENING at o'clock
capitals of $1,000 capitals of 81 700
DO $500 100 do 1000
do 1000 &c. &c. &C.
~ Tickets $40, halves 8, quarters so
For sale a; e. NICKLE'S.
Gpt 9 Nezt beI0v the Jcog Of The Eagle Hote!,
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN = GO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN . GO.
SAILS
We shall sell on Saturday Morning the 9TH inst at
10 O'Clock, on board Schr New York. at the Docs
for the benefit of tine underwriters,
Mansail. and
Jb-TerTns cash
sept , ID. s. Co. 4uctioneeSs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
BlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Two Splendid Lotteries To-Day.
Grand Consolidated, No 2.

Drawing WI be reserved TO DAY at 1 O'Clock.
IN time 10 renew purchase in the Dismal Swami
No. ID, to be drawn THIS EVENING at s o'clock
Mt Z no TN,r1o uo+ot - ~ - ~'oNi'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

Tickets $Io-HaIves -&luarters 2 SO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
Dismal Swamp Lottery. No. 13.

Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
IN K. CLAY

II is n little remarkable thar Mr.. CLAWS enemies
who affect to think HIM fallen, never to rise again
should nevertheless display much sensibihty at hrs
slightest motion, and incXoraby persevere in their
slanders! Why should they suffer fallen" mau,
so to disturb their repose? Why should broken
down politician inspire them with so much terror
Why should the batteries Of two hundred presses
waste their ammunition upon a single fallen" man,
longer formidable Will the Jackson Press be-
good TO reconcile these Inconsistencies
These reflections must suggest themselves to O.
very observer of political events. Either his enc
mics are uncandd in protesting to consider Mr. Clay
ruined, fallen and dsgraced" and assume such Ian
gunge for eflect--or they must acquiesce in an i'm
putation still more discredablc. We are at no loss
to understand their secret feelings. They have tvo
excellent reasons for hating Henry Clay-causes
which yet failed to produce hatred in the hu-
man hcart--they have injured him. and they fear
him They hnve assaiIed his honor and rcnded his
character with thS ferociry of hyenas-in the por-
tents Of the times. their well tried sogscity dis
the inevitable elevation of Mr.. Clay to the
first office of the Nation Upon that event, they
must shake hands with power, with patronage, and
most cruel Of oil, with the Treasury, The Reform
ors will he reformed The Kendalls the Greens, the
Gardncs, and the thousand other birds Of evil omen,
who followed Gen. Jackson to Washington as ravens
follow the march Of aTmies---ihsse mon unknown 10
the land, until trnduc,ion became trade whose art
zans were paid out Of the Golfers of government and
Islander was organized into system-these owls, will
be driven bnCk TO their native abOdes The fifty pen
stoned Presses, wl lose their sfipcnds-the two
thousand officers punished for opinion sake, will be
rcnstacd-thc re,odrded crow will have TO pack I'D
and march-lf Mr. Clay shall be President, all these
things will happen. Fear and interest the most
powerful OF human passions, combine TO array against
HIM, the eSerLIons the maeyolcnco and tho abuse of
Jacksons rewarded band, and all who derive omolu-
mcnt from the present state of things II will be so
and 1t Is folly 10 expect It to be otherwise TO the
last minute that SANDER can avail. SANDER will DO
used When II no longer ovail-whe the pco-
po shall have risen, and proclaimed the reign Of I'M
position, tyranny and imbecity at an end-when tho
triumphant shout "Cay is coming" rings in their
earsthcn shall we find the slanderers os bringing
as now they are abusive. II is not tho people who
abuse Henry Clay they remember too well his SER
vices at the two most perous cras which the United
States have ever SCENT 10 The pack of office hun.
tiers and traders in politics, spcwcd up by Jackson
ism.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
2 esDasg osl0 eaabtQ.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1880.

u The professcd land do not doubt the SIM
cere) objects nf the Working mems party, are--"Re-
publican education" for every child IN the land-tho
abolition OF all monopoiies-a thorough reform in an
expensive law SYSTEM a determination to choose.
Pld'h, practical, an assuming men, us legislators
the abolition of Imprisonment for debt and capital
punishmcnrcsls uncc of the union of Church and
State
Difference !opuion may exist as TO some of the
specifications all men will concur in the gen.
era soundnPss and benevoence of the vie VS. here
disclosed. The right and the policy of infcting cap
itai punishment and Imprisonment for debt have ex-
ercsed great specialization but to dluse education
as equally and as generally possible, and thereby
to capacltate every citizen for sell government and
destroy the aristocracy of knowledge-to abate mo-
nopolies--(and with them, much corporate inEu-
possble To reform the fooerics and The ruin
Gus expense and delays of law--to get rid of the
charatans in politics. the spouers against time, and
the Jobbers who nfest all the legislatures of the
country, and IN their place. substitute men of PLAIN,
sound sense, and experience-these admiral BILE OBJ
jects, which all patriots must approve Republicans
we do not mean political Repubcans--b Repub-
l'e"nS in sent'""nt and daily le-must every where
wish success to the and TO The efforts Of the
Working men. ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25

We find i'll tn Y. Courier and Enquirer, the
following letter from Mr. Southworth, Editor Lite
rary Subaltern.
UNITED STATES HorEL (Bllkc's) Aug, IS. 1880.
To the Editors Of The " Y Courier and Enquirer
GESrLEME>-l yesterday happened 10 look
file of The New-York Morning Courier and Enquir-
er, which found at nay hotel, when discovered hat
you had pnbl'oheh a paragraph accusing me of
possibility, aud with afseho6d, IN sIatig that Lord
Cochrane once confined IN the jail of Baltimore
for the crime of theft, aud that Lord Selkrk and Sir
Charles Sexton were on particular occasion, sound
ly hoggcd By Kentucky stuge-drivcr, in requa for
the Impudence they extended 20 respectable, and an
esteemed female.
From the tenor of your article, / am led to the
iuevItab Die conclusion, that friend has prevailed
you TO defend The memory Of Lord Sclkrk, and TO
become the culngist of Lord Cochranc. The char
gcs that preferred against Cochranc, we're once
matters OF general notorley; and If you will refer TO
the files of the Baltimore Morning Chronicle for the
year 1917, and for the month of July Of that year,
you will find full report of the affair reported by
the Tenereted and lamented Paul Allen.
AS for the ConddCt and "suHcrIngs' Of the Earl of
Selkirk and Sir Charles Sexton. was witness TO
Bcllinguls, the Blue Licks, and af1erwa rds
saw Lord S"lkirk publicly chasised IN front Of Pos
thelwaIts Hotel, Lexington Nv. by Mr. COborn, the
bookpccpcr Of the establishment. 7 need not say
more for, you determined To- discredt me, and
cast an odum on my writings, cannot hope TO make
you believe that 4 ever told the truth since ] came
into this world Of what Stone calls, "hopeess exs-
tonco." Why did you not also apologize for the
table Lord Courtney Why did you not, with equal
zeal, become the c'logst Of tour illusrious friend,
Lord Mortimer" do not know that have ever
wrongcd you and, per consequence, ] do not know
why you should wrong me. Have | ever attempted
TO nlurc your interest: Have | not always spoken
IN terms Of communication of the Morning Courier
and Enquirer Mr.. Clay will be elevated to tho Pre-.
sidency by vast majority of the electoral colleges;
and so well convinced of tho fact !, that have
Il NJ, r,,I
commencing action against Stone for accusing me
Of forging Thomas Jeileroon's Letter to "Dstiu-
Guished Capitalist and Manufacturer Of Massuchu-
Of unqualified commentator Of Mr.. Clay. Has
Stone any money II he is poor, do not with to
distress him; but ] am disposed to cool his irnpudopcc
aud Introduce him TO the mysteries Of gentleman
u denennour, and the retiDrnents of Christian.
Your obedicnt servant.
$. $. SOUTHW0RTH,
Editor Literary Subnlicrn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
Sxtrac, OF a letter, dated

ALpIE, (Loudoun Co Val Aup.lS
nope 'hat yorktown exempt from the dread
tul haii storm which visited us on Monday last
ABOUT hau past " O'Clock, dark cloud accompNnled
by loud roHing thunder, lowered over our town. and
in few moments, discharged itself of one of the most
appalling iina storms that has ever been Witnessed
in this vllage:-The wind was from w NJ w and
blew with such violence tn prostra,e several To-
rest trecs.-The corn has suffered much and no ono
will be able to save fodder. for the blades nre ltcra
y torn into strngs-The loss OF glass in our village
Is very grcat--my own IL SO panes in the DWELLING
and % in the hot bed frames.-The largest stone
that measured was six inches circumference
The storm did not last than fifteen minutes but
YVES truly awful and destructive during that time
IL was very partial in its it did not spread
as low us Prime" William, cN' end more than two
miles below this in u straight eastorly line"
CuARLEsToS. Aug. 10.
The following note, written a piece of paper
was found enclosed IN a bottle which was picked up
at HObcaw this morning by n slave belonging to Dr.
Weston. The bottle and original paper have been
left at this oflice:--
THE brig Crawford, sailed from Jamaica 18th
June. 1880, bound for Falmouth, (Engand.) and was
struck by lightning and burnt sra on the Goth
June, 1880. Any one finding this is requested to re-
port it IN any paper.
JAS. MCALL. Master.
JNO. SMITH, Mate.
JAS. M'GREGOR. Passenger"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
s. s. SOUTHWORTH,
Editor Literary Subnlicrn.

PENSACOLA, Jdly 81.
Capt. Robert III. Rose Of the u S. Navy, ar
rived IN town Monday last and immediately MS
sumrd tho command of the L. $ ship Erie, in the
place of Capt. Connor who has returned home IN
consequence Of indsposon.
The u y Ship Erie, Capt Rosr, dropped down
to the Navy I.rd Thursday last, and viii pro
coed to sea to-day or tomorrow.
Death by Ligbtning.-On the 9th inst. party
Of Gentlemen on Yellow river we're engaged in
still hunt, and had agreed to meet at Of their
houses at certain hour. Before the hour arrived.
a heavy rain commenced, with sharp lightning: at
the appointed time they all with the option
of William j. Barrett; his appearance, howev-
or, excited no approximations, the rest of the
pany presumed he had gone HON" when the rain
coInmonced--hoy nscertoncd the next day, that he
had not been seen since the hunt Search was inn
medlately made, and he found dead under
tree which bad been struck with lightning Mr. ID.
was very respectable mechanic, and had been en-
ployed Of the Navy Yard, until worry recently when
the works were suspended He has left a wife and
Two young children to regret his untimely loss,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
LONDON, July o.

CRY, ocLoCK.-'fhe fall Of the French Funds
cline, the unsettled state Of France and the hard light
ing al Algiers had unfavorablc effect the mo.
noy market this morning Consols for Account left
of last night Mt % 01a, fell immediately the
opening 10 938 !, at which they remain. with very
heavy appearance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
psoNA Nothing CeNNf.

ygl,,E sub,criher has on hand assor Win
pa;rne and claret wines; among which are ron.
' london porter D6sr. brown ,'' .aa A aIesa,
Newburg and Philadelphia, GEORGETOWN sna good stroog
dr, and porter bottle. .rts Of va qualities
Cash given for old bottles ,,;,,cd as heretofore.
T Dying ana '''N p ]. sALvETAI,
Nh Order, for the above to suit the eli
attended to, either re,ses %ay be boundan Object
snm to commanders who are aware '
esbin stores being thus preserved; ,,.ncer. Wash.
ar The editors ofhe Winchester
nso Columbian Gazette. sss;.e and
RspSbnoaH' sss5"r~ will publish the.above St. and
send their accounts to this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
Dayia Mar lin
,ece;r,d and Offers for sale,

Ha, lust receired, and cpefs Jor 'o'e'
~NCI, ISL editions of the following works. VIZ
u N;cholson's new Carpenters Gulde: an ,mprossd
and enlarged edition. explained III ihe S.. anu
Practice By numerous engraving; ~ 4,o
rerguson's Lectures select subjects IN ae s
MICS, tIytrostatics, Pneums''es, optics ano rs,
tronomy; new and improved EDITION adapted
IN the nrescn, state of Science: Nv evo
wavcrly Novels, new clifton. with the Au'hor
Notes, elegant engrsv'ngs ,, :,
pobertson,s History Of Charles Fifth, lv svo
Seize, Works of the British Poets WIN hios'a'
mica, anil Critical prsfAces by DR.. Ais'n' IN
Ar,h;,u.S;pbts Entertainments, in " limo
Classic Tales, comprising Rssstis'' V'ctr o, wake,
field, Paul and Virginia, Elz'1e'h' .asu ,' %
Otrantu, Gulhver's Travels seh''iiie"'" '"u'
new, &C.. complete in Nv i3mo
GUYS Pocket Cyciopedla, gin edition. e"'1iSe ca
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remarkable events are illustrated ny numerous
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Gminent Pcrsonages of the IGN Century q"
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
Also, 90, 900 Acres,
YnluMhle rroperty

FOR sale OR l. T. II E.
No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
.sSSA At tn. corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
gsAH "a Lot of Ground on Prince street,
60 about 100 feet front Gu Prince and 30 teet on
Roya street On this lot is good brick dweii'hS'"
~ occupancy of Nr. " VI miller
So Frame Dwelling on King street, 20 by
100 feet, to ten feet alley ~ 80.
a. Frame Dwelling on Water street, "A t.
font by 90 feet deep Sc w.
5A Vacant Lot at the intersection OF wa
- r-,rtGn streets loo te-.t front by l23 5-iZ
I.en rhs w.ll be rented in building lots at 50 cents
per front foot. yv..arst
7.-Alot on Washington street, IS teet front
BY 100 feet Deep The Intersection ofPn"oe'' street
ON thIslpt - u brick building:
81 Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 feet
front. and half the Iepth OF the square
GA Vacant Lot on Henry street. % iee'
front anl htlfthe depth OF the square.
THOS. VOWEL.
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David Martin
Ha, list receieei and offers for 5

Na, Just receirei AMI offers ior S@'%
OAR OF EiGhiSi or Table OF thr tel'''gP'
portions actually existing between tle w,ssi|
Forei gn Commercial Countries and those Of the Tn,
states: embracing other weighty information B,F|
b. barney. late Naval officer of the Po, # bahnoe
The "proprietor" Of these Tables having Tor 'a7
wears, been aware of the great utility that suct AS
would be to the merchant, engaged in foreign os
merce, as well as in disseminating the n'ioHHai@i
contains still more genera'i and occupy me, 'sht d!
for considerable ,ime situation where be ifsqh;
Is met with difficulty, and in various instances 10.
It utterly inprscticabe to obtain any thing Ike ''
factory knowledge of the relative proportions %:
commercial ,r>ishts of different foreign e1a'irt'' ID
ands and piaces, bore IN ose OF the United s'i'A
he has been induced to undertake this work; and 'o
ceiyes ,hs, by offering It in its present .c:m. dreo.
of all cxtraneous matter thereby rcnderlrB is s1-
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