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Unircrsiiv of Virginia

University Of Pirgiuia.
Mr.. Henry TutwiIer has attended the Uni.
velsty of Virginia for five years; during which
time he has graduated in the schools of Antient
Languages, Mathematics Moral Philosophy and
Political Economy, and is candidate for gradu-
alton, at the end of the present session, in the
schools of Natural Philosophy and Law.
During the whole of his residence at this In
stitutIon his department has been most exempla-
ry and his habits of study, capability of recoiv-
ing instruction and positive attainments have
been such as to obtain for him the highest APP
probation of the Professors and their warmest
interest in his future success.
MIR. Tutwiler's qualifications entitlo him to
the support of tho public in any sphere in which
he may be disposed to exert them.
ROBLEY DUNGLISON,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
May Goth. 1880.
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FLOUR, &c.

M f. have received on Commission. a
w parcel of nice FLOUR, which
we will sell for Sd cash per barrel.
ALSO
FRESH SALAD OIL-BIack Varnisb
for Shoes and Harness, Spanish Segars by
the box, Macaboy Snuff, and one box
Browns No. l, superior Tobacco
BOYD & BROTHER.
Jnne 11-3O &c
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CERTIFICATES.

This may certify, that in June last,
was afflicted with painful disease of the
lungs. which cccasioned violent turns of
coug hing, accompanied with splitting of
blood, and pain in the breast when from
the high reputation had heard OF the A
merlcan Cough Drops, was induced to
give them a trial After using two bottles
found SD much benefit as to be able to
resume my business. About three months
alter. L was attacked with violent cold,
attended with the same symptoms when
made immediate use of the above reme-
dy. and found complete relief from the use
ot one bottle +; since which time | have
had no recurrence Of the symptoms. NV
health at this time is entirely restored.
GEORGE CLINTON.
Middletown, Dec. ,, 1924.
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~ lKAY ED from the subscriber on the
~ 9TH inst, white COW with red
spots any person who may find the same
and will deliver her to me or give informa-
ton so that | get her again shall be suitable
rewarded I'M WOLFE
May $50 n
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

The American Bible Society closed their an.
nual meeting at NewYork yesterday. For SUD.
plying every destitute family in the Union with
copy of the bible and testament the past wear
upwards of fortp-three thousand doHars have
been received, and forty three thousand too hun.
drca and ninety copies Of the Scriptures have
been gratuitously issued. The total receipts of
the year, from all sources, are one hundred and
seventy thousand and sixty-seven dollars and
fifIy-ive cents, and the total issues 233, $50
The total number printed during the year, is
308,000"
But the most striking thing we observe in
the account Of The anniversary celebration of
this society, is the following letter from the
late President John Quincy Adams, in reply to
an invitation given to him to attend that cele.
braiioD.
tPha. Inquirer
The R0r. j. C. Bringaam, Sccreary, of the
Amcrican Bible Soeiety, N. York
WAsHINeToN, April &c, 1880.
Sir-Your letter ofthe ODD Of March was duly
received and while regreting my inability to
attend personally at the celebration of the ami.
versary the Institution on the 18th of next
month, pray you, Sir, to be assured of thcgra-
tlhcation which have experienced, in learning
the ssccess which has attended the benevolent
e1ertloDs Of the American Bible Society.
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On Saturday the 29th of May, the Vice Pre-
sdent retired from the Chair ofthe Senate for
the remainder of the Session, and Gen.
Smith of Maryland was elected President of the
Senate Pro tempors, having Is votes out of 90.
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LYMAN WILCOX.
Berlin, Sept. II, 1926.

The subscriber having been for several
days severely afflicted with Influenza, ac-
companied with violent Cough, loss of
appetite, and symptoms of fever, was en-
ilrcly cured by using half bottle of the
American Cough Drops. From perfect
confidence in this remedy, would rec
ommend trial Of it TO all afflicted in a
similar way.
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NEW NODE or DR1 WING,

THE Holder of Five Tickets en-
Shares, will be certain of obtaining az
least TWO PRIZES, and may draw
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SCAR CE a case of diseased lungs but
~ may be cured by timely application
oil this remedy. The proprietor does not
warrant 1t to be specific, bu, is satisfied
tnat 1t approaches nearer to one than any
tn'ng OF the kind which has come under
ms observation it has been very extern
sively used, and with extraordinary sue
cess in the practice of eminent physi-
clans.
As yet, where 1t has had fair trial, it
has never failed of curing, o. materially
aIlevIatng, the above distressing and dan
gerous complaints.
1t may be used for any length of time
without the least injuring the consttu-
ton; nor does it interfere with the bust
ness or diet of the patient. He may take
his ordinary exercise, aud as general
rule, may eat or drink whatever the appe-
tIte dictates 1t promotes the discharge
OF Phlegm already collected, and by its
healing and invigorating properties pre-
vents its further accumulation.
In Chronic Coughs. Tor those of long
continuance, )arising from weak state of
the lungs, particularly in those cases that
are symtomatic OF some hepatic derange-
ment, such as are often seen in cases of
Jaundice, and what is called Liver Com
plants, lowing to the torpor of the organ
this remedy is peculiarly adapted
1t does not, like many others, relieve
tor time, or merely while using, but its
effects are permanent. 1t promotes d.
gestlon, gives tone and vigor to the sto-
mach, and restores the Lungs, which are
generally the seat of the above COM
plants, to the healthy discharge of their
functions
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u The Rev. Messrs Miller and Lee are ex-
pected to preach in the Episcopal Church, Char
iottesville on Sunday next the 18th inst at early
candle light.
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The Indian Bill providing for the removal of
the Georgia Indians, has become law, ayes 102
noes g.
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The Maryimd State Lottery,
NO g. FOR IS3O

TO be drawn under the superinten-
dence OF the Commissioners appointed by
the Governor and Council in Baltimore,
On Wednesday, 3Oth June.
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CHARLES ID. BUTLER.
Meriden, Jan. 3, 1896.

The subscriber was violently attacked
with the influenza, attended with a violent
Cough. and many turns of splitting blood
and symptoms ofan approaching consump-
ton, was induced to make use of the A.
meilcaD Cough Drops, and to my aston
ishment, after using one bottle, was re-
Iieved from every symptom Of disease, and
my health was perfectly restored
VIM. DOYLE.
Middletown, March 7, 1926.
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100 CENTS REV ARD.
LUCIAN MINOR,

M ILL hereafter practice LAW in the
w courts of Albemarle, in addition to
those Of Orange, Louisa and Goockland.
June II-'3O 1t
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$40 Ia2 ACR ES

More or less, and supposed to lay on the
waters OF the Hardware River
The title of the land is supposed to be
undoubted, but the subscriber will only
convey such title as is vested in him as
trustee.
LEE w. HARRIS,
Trustee.
June Il-'30 tbs
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On the 9th ult. the House of Representatives
received confidential message from the Presi-
dent on the subject Of anadjustment of our con.
troversy with the British Government respect
ing the colonial trade, which is expected by
the next arrival from England, and requiring
an act of Congress auhorisng the Presi-
dent to issue his proclamation during the recess
on such an event A bill to this effect was intro
duced and passed. The Salt and Molasses bills
also are become laws
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A collection in aid Of the Greek Missionary
fund will be made in the Episcopal Church on
Sunday next
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AMERICAN COUGH DROPS.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
OBSTINATE COUGHS, ASTHMA, CA
TARRH, HoOPING-CoUGH, INFLUENZA,
CONSUMPTION, WEAKNESS OF THE
BREAST, SPLITTING OF BLOOD, AND
ALL OTHER DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS, IF TIMELY USED.
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In the decease of Judge Washington, they
have lost an able and venerable associate,
whose direct cooperation, not less than his Ia
borious and exemplary life, contributed to pro-
mote the cause Of tho Redeemer-yet not for
him, nor tor themselves by the loss of him, are
they called to sorrow as without hope, for lives
IKE his shine but as purer and brighter lights in
the world, after the lamp which fed them is ex-
tinct, than before.
The distribution of Bibles, if tho simplest, is
not the least eflicacious of the means of extend
ing the the blessings Of the Gospel to the remo-
test corners Of the earth--for tho Comforter is
in the Sacred Volume, and among the receivers
OF that million of copies distributed by the Soc-
ETY., who shall number the multitudes awakened
thereby, with good will to man in their hearts,
and with the Song f,he Lamb upon their lips
The hope Of Christian is inseparable from
his faith Whoever believes in the divine in
spiration of the Holy Scriptures, must hope that
the religion of Jesus shall prevail Throughout,
the earth. Never, since the foundation of the
world, have the prospects of mankind been more
encouraging to that hope than they appear to
be at the present time and may the associated
distribution of The Bible proceed and prosper, till
the Lord shall have made bare his holy /" arm in
the eyes of all the nations and all the ends OF
the earth shall see the salvation of our God"
With my respects to the Board of Managers,
please to accept the good wishes of your friend
and fellow citizen, JOHN Q. ADAMS
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LOT d. VANSANDS.
Middletown, Feb. 25, 1925.

This certi6es, that was for nine
months labouring under violent Faction
OF the lungs, attended with very hard
Cough, and every symptom Of Consump-
ton; having made use of many remedies
without any removal or lesseniDg of the
complaint. was induced to try the Amer
Ican Cough Drops, as 6 last resort, and
after using one bottle, was restored to
perfect health
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KEERL'S
RHEUMATIC PLASTER.

FOR RHEUMATISM, STRAINS, PAINS IN THE
BREAsE AND BRICK &c. &c.
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SCHOOL.
June Il-'30

FHNHE Undersigned proposes to open School
IL in the neghbourhood of the University,
to commence on the LIST Monday in September,
and terminate on the lst Monday in August, with
vacation of one month ia the middle of the
session.
The course of instruction will embrace the
ordinary branches of an English education, tho
Latin and Greek languages, and Mathematics.
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$4,000 -!
BRILLLi.N'T SCHEME.

3747 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Only nine thousand tickets in the
scheme-The prizes all payable i'm
CASH, which as usual can be had the
moment they are drawn.
MODE OF DRAWING
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TermS.-For the English branches of
education alone, for a session of 10 months, $50
For Ancient Languages and Mathcma-
tics, . 40
The French language will be taught, if re-
CURED, at moderate extra charge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-06
FOR EIGS.

BY the packet ship George Canning from Liver.
pool. and Chsrlemogne from Havre. London papers
to the evening Of July ed, Liverpool to tho 2flb,
Saturday and Paris and Havre dates TO the 2st
have been received
The British Parliament was rrorogusd on the 23d,
and was to be dissolved on the following day. The
following is the Kings Speech announcing the proro-
CATION.
MY LoRD5 AND GENTLEMEH,-On this first occa-
sion OF meeting you, am desrous Of repeating to
you IN person, my cordial thanks for those sssuran-
ces Of sincere sympathy and sffecionate attachment
which you conveyed TO INC on the demise Of my la
mentcd brother aad my accession to the throne Of
my ancestors.
81 ascend that throne with deep sense Of the So
cred duties which devolve upol me. with n firm re-
lance upon the affection Of my faithful SUBJECTS and
on the support and cooperation of Porliamen'; and
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Every effort 10 recover tho boat was low DeGc cut
IN VAIN In The mean time the water was increasing
rapidly IN the held, which running forward settled
her bowsprrt and bows under water She then set
tlsd to starboard, and came on her beam ends. At
tins awful momont, Cap,. Welch. his wife and chill
dren wile sister, apprentice, and two were
on the quarter deck. lie held his wife by the hand
I'LL The scaooners tafra perpendicular and then
stepped upon the counter tnlbcrs, and was in tie
oct OF pulling of his Jacket, when the main boom slid
down from the larboard side and struck him the
shoulder. immediately after, the vessel went down.
carrying with her eight human beings, in the bloom
ana Vlgor OF hie, embracing the cntiro family of
tapt. Welch, togeh her with his wc's sister and his
apprentice. After being some time under water, par
tlaiIy entsnged IN the mainsail Capt. WEIGH
tho surface, and with great difficulty, account #
MS exhaustion and wounds succeeded in gaining n
piece OF plank, by means OF which he struggled his
way to the boat. Two seamen were rescued Ike
wise Captain w on rising from thclwaicr, saw one
OF MS children floating within ten feet OF him. but
with all the agony of parental feeling, could render it
no assistance.
Phere were five pc sons IN the boat, out of ,hir-
teen who sailed from N"w-York. All the rest had
but they We're not picked up till between Daylight
anu sunrise tho next morning. Aug 24th) when they
provdentaily fell IN with he sluop Traveller Drown
OF New York, bound In Norfolk, who treated them
with the kindness of father and in the evening Of
the same day put them on board the soop Cor,nthan
bound trorSornlk this city, where they all safely
arrived on Tuesday iust--but one of them al least
with feelings of desolaion which be described
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LATER FROM FRANcp

BY tho packet snip Extio. Capt UronLart. -, Nan,
York from Havre, the editors of Tho Ever;nu Pos,
have received avre papers to the eed and Paris 70
the Goth inclusive.
The French elections proceed as they begun The
majority increases every where.
Among the French slaves set at liberty by tho cap.
tnre OF Algiers is one Beraud, who taken OF
twelve year of age by the pirates and confined in
the prison where the Algernes keep their slaves.
lie had been about &c years from Tsulon, his M
tive town, and was thought to have persisted. On
his return he found his old mother olive.
y government despatch had been received ut Tou-
Ion ordering the Mcdea and Thetis riuaes the Pero
soop and the brig Aludr, together with the bomb
vessels in tho road stead put to sea a, PROMPTLY
fitting aud uctualling them
a Paris ar'!cic of,heso, July says. telegrsphic
despac CHI has been received tho office of the mis-.
ter Of Marine, announcing the amount of the De,'s
treasure, and the submission Of The Deys of Oran
and Constantine.
Hare Cotton Markets, July % Tho sales a..
mounted tins day tp17l bales, at the following prices
ID bales Louisiana al IT, ~ centmes--48 at 99c
-4Oa93 30 u 92-9i Georgia a 925-25 q 95-
SO a go n 89-i6 $50 a 1914
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eauess ant honest counsoapceS Ihc foreman wo is said
have ered with ten of other jurors had ne
and honest a face as beacd Any mao, however,
being from Salem vas challenged nsauy' challenge him,
said Knapp IN hrm voice, aud he fodhwi, aside
Such characters Richard Crownnshicld john Fran
ces knapp-cool daring and ieacss-possesng aans of
certain Kind without sympathy for society," obedience
Just and wholesome laws, the most dangerous and
injurious TO every well regulated community Vice and vny,
SIMPLE and unaccompaned relieving quality,
qualified detes'aticun is the mixed composition that is
dceteIious.
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Very Late and Highly Important
AND CIVIL WAR IN
FIR ANCE

. The packet ship ilbcrna from Liverpool LIST Au-
gust, arrived below at New York on Thursday OF
noon The slips from correspondents of the
morning papers and the postscrps to the afternoon
papers of that day, announce the following momen-
tolIs Intelligence:
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Richmond Wing.
EXTRA.
Sunday, Sept. 5, 1850.


Slips from New York bring the following extraor.
binary and animating intelligence. The second dis
solution of the Chambers and suspension of the Lii
berry of the Press by Royal Ordinance, were the
immediate causes Of the glorious event related be-
low The intelligence has all the appearance of au-
thenticIy. An arrival Il: Boston had prepared for
It's reception. Once more u Rebubc in France
iiuzza for Lafayette! Vive la Rcpublique, viye Ia
Nation. hbas le Fyrau!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
China. Glassware, sc.

90 CRATES and packages containing elegant tea
NGse,s, gold banded, 81 peices. do iustre and
celtic do s. prices gold edged cups and saucers en-
ameed India teas very cheap. blue do, cut glass tum
bers and vines ring fish, fan, comet and concave pat
ern. China and glass cup plates gold edged plates and
ustre pitchers, elegan, lustre Jackson pitchers lamps,
blue foot and blue fount, do button plate, blown and
Jackson paters, labelled and plain decanters, common
elegant glass do blue printed Dishes plates, pitch
ers bowls covered dishes and bakers do, teapots, SUI
CARS, and cream edged plates and dishes. mahogany
toilet box glasses with glass knobs, do swing do pain
ted aued and tablet do, glass dishes; moulded square
and oval glass knobs, ribbed and twisted, do pressed
and SQUARE spindles do plain with do Italian looking
glasses draw do, pans and covers with variety
of other articles Just received and for sale by
dec % GEO. WHITE, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
CaAcineA MagMesia.
sept 16-eo1w&1awtf

XIyE have received direct from the Maryland Che
w mcaI Works. SUPPLY OF superior Calcincd Mag.
nesia, made after the tanner of Henr,'s celebrated
msgnesia. This magne. warrant 60 be as good,
if not better, than the English having b, testing the
two articles together, proved this to be hyperion
We here offer in condensed form, at half the price
the imported, perfectly pure magnesa, and il may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object often SO eons
derabIe with physcians) being rather pleasant than
dagreeable tasted. In the use of the American art.
Gle, and whenit shall become generally knowh we are
satisfied it will supercede tine use OF the imporfsd Is
pecally as it is afforded the same price and IS more
sure in effect than the common cacined magnesia. u
is ru up in bottles and labelled with directions, IN
convenient size for families or retailing IN country
stores. or other places where medicines are vended
Also an assortment OF
COMBS, BRUSHES md Soups,
d. Consisting Of
Tuck. side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth hair esh, nail yarnish, sash tools, and camel
hair Brushes
Rose. transparent, variegated aud Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
angus, II WILLIAM LANPHlER & Go,
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SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE AND LIQUID
Y RIACKTNG

HAVING commenced the manufacture Of Oil. Paste
M and Liquid Blacking, the undersigned informs
the public generally, that they can be supplied either
BY the quantity or single box bottle. In recon-
mending this article to public notice, the subscriber
would merely observe, that the ingredients Of which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most CON-
positions of the kind tends. in remarkable degree
to preserve the lestherat the same time producing
most beautiful gloss Oil forming one OF its principal
components it may be applied to greasy leather with
out injury to the gloss and thereby rendering the lea
ther water proof Toprevent imposition, the subscri
Der has indented his name top Of the backing in
each box To country merchants and others. who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made r j. ShLVEFAT.
West side of Royal between King and Prince streets,
ianl Alexandria, u G.
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State Of Maryland,

Somerset County, To Uit:
TPON application made to me- the subscriber, one Of
u the JUDGES of the Orphans Court Of said count!
BY FleetC Che,ton Of said county, in confinement
in the l of said county for debt, his petition pray
inx the benefit Of the n.olyent law Of this state
schedule ofhs property and list Of his creditors and
debtors on oath far he al present ascertain
the same; being annexed TO his petition and the said
Fleet being Droug hit before hy the Sheriff OF said
county, and being satisfied that the said petitioner has
re ded for two last past in the state OF Maryland
andhe having taken the oath prescribed by the act OF
1905 chap ITO and given bond with sufficient security
for his appearance before the Judges Of Somerset conn
" court on the first Saturday in the next May term ct
sad court and such other time OF times as the sail
court NAV direct to answer such nterrogatioas and
allie as may be ma lie against him relative to his
application and having complied with the acquisitions
Of the law By executing deed OF all his property per-
sopal real and mixed, TO Daniel Benson. appointed
by me trustee the SAID Fleet, and the SAID trustee
having given bond with approved security for the per.
formance Of the trust, and certified III writing TO me
that he was in Of all the of the said
petitioner mentioned in his schedule. do therefore
order that the said Fleet Cheton be discharged
from imprisonment, and that he give notice to his cret
tors Of his application for the benefit OF the insoivent
laws of the state Of Maryland, and hat the first Sstur
day in the next May the day appointed for his
appearance before the judges OF said court TO an wer
such and allegations asmsy be propoun
ed to him relative his said application that the said
notice given by advertisement inserted IN one OF ~
newspapers published in Princess Anne, and one pl
Gshed in the city of Baltimore, in one pub'shed in
Norfolk, and also in one published in Alexandra for
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY least three months before
the said first Saturday in may OF said county
court and also by advertisements set up al the Court
house door, in PrncessAnne, at least three months
Justice of the Orphans Court, C
Tr,,a copy, Test, GEO. HANDY, Clerk.
ian laSW