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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
MANAGERS OFFICE.

TENHE following the numbers Grqwn in the
IL Connecticut State Lottery, Class No. 10:
~, 10, 81, 30, p, 81, %, So so.
Union Canal Lottery, Class No. rs,
u Ihe drawing received 70 Du, ut / o'clock.
Splendid SCHEME
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NaIuable Property at Public Anction.

Valuable Property at Public Auction.
Il VIE subscribers will, w Wednesday, October
n the 18th, at ~ O'clock, sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, the premises. that eligible pro-
perry on Shockoe-II'll. known as Souhgate's Bull
dings. opposite the City Hall now occupied by Phil
up Duval Jr., Boarding House. This property
Is so generally known, that 1t is deemed unnecessary
to say more, than that it has recently been put 10
very thorough repair, at an expense of more than
1900 dollars. There is lease on it oftwo and hai
years yet TO come, at annual rent $3.50 and the
taxes, making the gross rent $3.50.
Gentlemen OF capital, disposed to invest their no.
ncy IN productive Real Estate, have such an op-
port unity as Is rarely to be met with.
PhC terms will be third Of the purchase money
IN cash, and the remainder in two equal instruments
of and - months, TO be secured by negotiable
notes, with approved cndorscrs and a deed of trust
on the property Sale 10 be conducted by THoMAs
TAYi on, Esq. GEORGE NJ. SOUTHGATR.
JAMES SOUTHGATE
n Z The parties above mentioned, IRE deter
mined positively to sell, ono Of them having come in
from The Wet for that purpose
oct 4-eo3t ~ it
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Valuable Land for Sale.

diudDiC Lulu LOT CdlS.
WILL be offered for sale, at Hickman's Tavern,
w near the promises, on Tuesday. The Esd of No
vcmbe next, If fair, if not the fair day thereaf
ter, that valuable tract of land known as Truehear s
lying IN Greenbrier county, on the waters Of Men-
dow River and Sowel Creek. containing 40 acres,
the greater part of which is bottom land, uncleared
and of the fret quality. This land lies about ~
miles west from Lcwisburg, and 60 from The Whue
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth of Dunap's Creek to the Salt work on the
kanawha, passes directly through IT, Ii is admira-
by adapted for grains and grasses The situation on
the turnpike will afford ready sale for s produce,
and render 1t an excellent stand fora tavern.
The !2ad WI DC sold IN body or IN convenient
lots to suit purchasers. The terms will be one third
cash, and the remainder in one and two years Or
II those wishing 10 purchase, much prefer 1t, one
third cash, and tue remainder in one, two and three
years, with deed of in either case to secure
the payment Ore all Of us VIII be at Prayser's
Tavern. tewIsburg,l ten or twelve days before the
SALE and should not object to receiving proposals pri-
vateiy. Letters IN the tim. may he addressed
to JESSE ). ARMISTEAD,
Buckingham c.. House.
JOHN b. TINSLEY
on Powhatsn c. IT.
GEORGE w. TINSLEY,S
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

NaIuaDIe Real EState ut AUCTION.
TENHE property generkly known as Armstrong;
h Tavern, in the most central and busy part of
The city, immediately between the Old Market and
the Dock, with the adjoining Tenement at present
occupied by Mr.. W. II Austin, upon which has been
recently erected connections brick Bake House of
the most approved plan, and which will rent readily
for $500 per year.
The above property fronts So feet upon 9Th street.
and Is so well known that It IS only considered neces
sary TO remark, that investment in the city would
probably pay more prrmanct or better interest than
this, which will be sold he premises at Public
Auction at - O'Clock on Tuesday. the 9Th October
iG30.-Per.ns liberia, and made known on the day
of sale, by Messrs. DAvENPoRT, ALLEN 81 CO.
Aucts a PLEASANTS. JR.
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GOING AHEAD.
"a Fayette Hard to Beat.

DRAWS numbers in the Connecticut Lottery,
- No. 10, viz:
II, 10, 81, so, 81, 81, 80, 50, so.
81, 80, 80 Capital Pnze Of 8 600 sold at For
tunes Home, under the Eag" Ho'el
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery
Will he received THIS DAY
Grand Consolidated Lottery
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

NOflCE.-Haylng qualified the admin st rator
IN of the estate OF the late Martin Lipscornb
d, of the county of Henrico, hereby request
and give notice TO all persons having claims against
the said decedent. TO make the known to me.
on or before the first day of November next other
wise this notice will be plead in bar of said claims
And all those indebted TO said estate, will plea
come forward and settle the same, os it is my wish
to close the administration as soon possible.
sep 2G-dGt cI0t MARTIN DRURY
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"A Wilson's napt cuttons
German OZnaburps
Liverpool fll'd sacks of salt
English white lead
London silk and bingham umbrellas
London porter
Port wine, botil led in Oporto
Crates of earthenware, assorted
8dy nails, quart bottles
Tin plate and Brazlcr's copper.
Also, very fine old Madeira Wine, imported 2
years ago, direct from Madeira, and since them has
had benefit of voyage to and from London.
sept 2l--2awiwF G g. A WARWICK.
William and Mary College.
sNHE Lectures in this institution, will commence as
usual on the last Monday in October. The sub
lects taught
LIST Bellies Lettres, Rhetoric, Logic, Mo. A Empie
the fine Arts, and the Philosophy of the { PROBES.
passions.
I'd Mathematics. S. Campbell Stewart, Professor.
Sd Law and Poice-Jamcs Semple Professor
4th Political La" and Hslory-Thomas r. Dew,
Professor
9Th Ancient Languages -Dahney Brown, Professor.
9th Natural Philosophy and Chemisry-Wm b Ro-
gers, Professor.
The expenses of a student for board inclu
ding washing, fuel, &c. 500
Fees to three Professors $50 each, and meta.
Naturalization Fee,
1875
Tho expenses of student, the second year, IS5
Law students should bring with them, the Virginia
Laws acts of Congress and fuckers Blackstone They
w have the use OF well selected Library: necessary
expenses tor the course, Sis
The School of Ancient Languages in which Arth
metIc, English Grammar and Geography make a part
OF the course Of instruction begins the lst day of
October and ends the last day of August expenses
m S12u
The Facutyis not authorized 10 permit student 20
board out OF College except at the written request of
the parent or guardian, any is more to be
paid tor board than the charges above mentioned one
halt OF which must be paid when the student enters
College, and the other half the expiration of half
the term
IL is believed that :"e Laws and Regulations of this
institution as recently modified, present so many in
ducements to studious and orderly habits and provide
so many checks to Incidence and misconduct as to Sc
cure the utmost diligence and propriey of behaviour
on the part OF scholars and students For the in
to remark that by statute of the Visitors the COLLEGE
chapel has been opened, and students without being
comPeIied) will have opportunity of attending
prayers every morning previaus TO the
OF the daily Collegiate exercises
They who are DESTROYS 10 enter any of the classes
the ensuing Session, earnestly advised to be pre-
sent at the commencement of the course, as much
injury will result from delay in this particular.
A. EMPIE, Pres.
The National Intelligenccr, u s Telegraph Rich /
mond Enquirer, Constitutional WING, N C. star Fav
ettevilie Observer, Newburn Sentinel cane Fear Re
corder, Norfolk Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion
are requested to publish the above notice once fnlt
night until the opening Of the College.
Scpti CLAW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Beauties and Defects Of the Horse.
TFNHE Beauties and Defects ~ The Figure II the
n Horse, comparatively dclncalcd m y Series of
ngravings-rfcci7ed by =. H. HASH.
oct -
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81. =. TAYTOR

HAS received from London and Lverpool New
n 4 York and Philadelphia, his Fall supply which
Comprises more general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, than he has heretofore purchased. intended
both for wholesale and retail trade. an5 which he is
disposed to sell favorable terms as any House in
town. OCT I-1t r
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u NV I HIS ID \ 7.
CAPITAL PRIZES.

Tickets 5. halves so. quarters %.
For sale by c. c RICHARDSON.
oct l2-It
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TO-MORROWl

The drawing Of the Name Slate Lottery, No. 2,
will be received Capital Prize $4,000 Grand
Schemes o,ooO 5000, 2OoO $50, 10 prizes of
100, 10 do of 400 o do of 200, 81 of 100 Tick
cts s. for sale at p. CHUBB'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
PHIS DAY I

A IL O'Clock the drawing of the Splendid Unior
N Canal Lottery, will be recelved.-CapIal Prize
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REMOVAL.

HNflE subscriber has removed his assort-
- m, Mt ofHARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. TO the
old stand formerly occupied by MIR. Robc- Johnston
and nearly opposite tho Merchants Coffee House.
whore he respectfully soliCls a continuance Of the
custom he has heretofore received from his friends
and the public generally
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON.
oct 2--coet
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SPLENDID SCHEMB.

Tickets $40, Halves .. Quarters 90 Eighihs %.
few tickets yet remain unsod at P. CHUBBS
pr
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.


On MONDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock vii
be sold at Auction Rooms, large and general
assortment of DRY GOODS-amone them are
elegant Merino shawls, Italian cravats elegant stfk
vestng, Navarno shswls white and black English
SILK hose, satin, lusring, lavenine, censhav sars
nets silk flag hdkfs Italian sewing silk elegant
Swiss muslin supertne cloths and cass;nerss eE CoI
cambria, gimp lace, &C
cases sattinets
do 1anncls
DO elegant calicoes
do woollen hose
DO cashmere
bales Scotch oznsburgs
10 DO brown sheetings
IL do do shrtings
paids
do counterpanes
bales blankets
l do plains
cases buttons
do Madras hdkfs
do thread lace
Terms at sale. O. D g. Co Aucrs
oct
BROGANS.
VIII be added TO sale THIS MORNING at
10 o'clock,
- cases prime long counter Drogans.
Also,
| second hand patent Balance, weight 2,24O.
oct II o. ID. & Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Tickets S5-ilaves , 5O-Quorjers %.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No. o.,
10 DC drawn III No, ok cn Friday, TIC 9TH Oct
splendid prizes 1T $40 600 each, Of 400, and 10
Of O0O.-'Ilcko,s So. halves 90, quarters 25.
~ Orders from the country, III any o. the above
Lotteries, enclosing the cash or prize tickets, will
meot with the prompt attention If on pcrsu-
nal application, aud the drawings sent distant adj
vcnurcrs when requested. ~ Address
YATES 81 MctN Eyre, Managers,
oct 70 Richmond Virginia
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Tickets so, halves 5, quarters 80. Eighlhs 25.
o. Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class o. draws
THIS DAY, and the drawing received on Thurs.
taoy at one o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Van Writ Esq just published and Tor sale o By 'Y
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"ar6tur NR108.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF RTCI.NO.TD-

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Columbus Turner, from Baltimore via Norfou,
and City Point. with sundries Perkins Harris Peytoo
Garth, II Nasn, Winston. } Abbott CO. 81 Myers, X
Sanxay, w ii Richardson, c Scden, Armistead Me
SIedr, ShePerson, Radcliffe Cannon. Ludam Sweeny
Myers co. Van-Lew & CO, Workman &. McGruder
Lancaster DENLY, Banire Ralsou g. Peasants w A.
nrane. Davenport, Allen & CO. Bosher Lucke g. Szer
Trpie,', Parker, w Harmon, Norris p Deversux %
Arrived AT Norfolk Monday morning the steam
boat Transport, VanchaychPased al Harrsons Bar schr
Chesterfield, Beas'on. aud two other scbr bound up
SAILED,
Schr Hector Waters for Alexandria coal.
Sehr New Hope, Bernard. for Philadelphia via CITY Point
win coal, domestic cotton and cotton.
NEW YORK, Dec II.
Cleared. Schr Martha Bcsston Petty, Richmond
Arrived, Schr Fairfield Cofn.5 days from Rich
mond
Sailed the schrs Utility, for Newborn, and Hori
Zon' for Richmond and beating down this for enoon
when oil the Quarantine, came in contact with each
other, carried away the US bowspri and stove in his
'arboard side: stove The HIS forward bulwarks and
plank shear-the II. towed the u. up to town
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A CARD.

consequence of the continued inclemency of tho
weather, those Ladies who propose to form class
IN PENMANsHIP under the instruction Of Mr.. Shaw,
will please to call at his Droeing House. Tomorrow
Erening, at four o'clock. Terms for the course of
twelve lessons Of one hour each, dollars incud-
ing stationary
To ary pupil who shall fail, at the close of he les
sons. to write straight and elegant hand without the
uso of lines. the money will be returned
The class will b. taught each day atA, P. NJ
THE class for Gentlemen is open al SIX o'clock
every Evening at the Stockoe HiH academy
dec l6--2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

MARRlED-At Spring Garden. IN the cou NV Of
Amherst on Wednesday, the ist instant. by the Rev.
VIM 8 Rid, FArErrB TIENny NoRyrLr. E.a. 10
Miss MARY CoR'HNA, daughter of WIN R. Roanc,
Esq:
Love, rs hat delightful transport they can feel
Which painters cannot pant, words reveal
Nor any ART we know Of al conceal;
Can'st thou describe sun. beams o the blind
Or make them feel shadow with their nnde
So neither can we by any description show
This first Of all fcicities here below
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Gorrespondenc, ofme Journal Of Commeyce.
RIo pR JANrtno. l2ih Ocinhcr- lnin

= uIU Dt JANEMo, TIN Oct0bCT, 100.
',ince 22d ult the following vessels have arrived
with Fiour--bngs Margsret'a ard David MaG,
rom baltimore; Mary han. Horatio, Hindu, and
ship states, from Ricbmpnd--in oil I 200 barrels
That article is very dull Of sale, and the clock on
hord my be 10000 barrels Tho TWO frat vessels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

Of Angoulsme, particular has been SO long dstin-
gulshed by her courage and her n,isfortuncs
"The person who writes these few lines is leaving
his native city. never to return as permanent resi
dent he has some to DO proud of distinctions
received from his follow citizens, and he has not the
slightest doubt the taste and good feeling vt those
whom ne will term SO, will dictate tn them the qnict,
civil and respectful tone of feeling which will do no.
nour both to their heads aud their hearts, which have
seldnu, been appealed IN ran.
The Frcnchmsu, Muinct, in mentioning the
fmge afforded by Edinburgh to Henry W. In h,s dis
trcss records It as the most hospitabe town in Flu,
rope-lt IL testnuny TO be proud OF, and sincerely
do hope there is little danger "f forfeting it upon
the present occasion."-[ Edinburgh Observer.
WAsH,NGroN, Dec. 49,
Fhe High Court Of Impru chment for the trial Of
Judge Peck, of Missouri. upon articles of Imprach-
ment against hun at the las Session by the House OF
Representatives, will open in the Senate Chamber
this day at le o'clock; when the replication Of the
Managers on the part of the House of Representa-
ves to the plea of Judge Peck will, it is presumed,
be presented.
The Senate Chamber has been arranged so as to
accommodate the House OF Representatives with
ting room, by the introduction Of rows Of additional
seats. number of witnesses. from Missouri, are
in attendance Int.
Dangerous CounterJets.-The following circular
from he Bank of the United States, gives notice of
some dangerous counterfes Of their nofes:-NY Ga..
BANK OF THE u. STATES, Dec. 0, 1880.
Sir losc no time in apprisiny you of the appear.
ance at our counter yesterday nd to-day of three
most dangerous INIT a,iurs of 100 Branch Note,
Washington and Franklin hoads in the margin, two
purporting to have been issued by the Washington,
and one by the Savannah Office Thc Impressions
are fainter, aud the notes longcr and broader than
the original but the filing and signatures are well
executed ! send you annexed our Engravcrs de-
scrPtion OF the nnuter differences.
am very respectfully your obcdien' servant.
w. MIIVAINE.
Thu scroll at 'hc top ofthc Denomination dies is i'm
perfect and the white lines OF th'se dc less dis
,nct than in tho original. There a marked differ
ence between the two fancy heads OF the pal dies
and those Of tn" original notes also in the hesds uf
Washing on and Franklin, the former appearing in tie
counterfeit more like outline than finished engra-
wing. There lie want ofuniormity in the mar ginaI
die work surrounding the heads, &c The words
Bank of the United States, the body of The note
are much less bold than The original. The same 70.
marks will spply,o the general appearance Of the
counterfeit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

have gone to the La Plata. the Mary Ann TO Rio
Grsnde; their prospects are unpromsing. Richmond
-four 10 held 81 si8 but it goes off sowly several
'srgoes daily expected Baltimore Howard street of
fold grain. but good quality, equally duh at exc.
Wines aud Brsndies are not saleable a. they wsre
PRICES are lower. and yet en- the decline. Olive Oil
continues sca; salt provisions arc also scarce an il
Cordoge ami Canvass; of Cordsgc an ossor,men.
from spun yarn to inch is most suitable for the
market, and the quality should be good Cod.
fish is in abundant supply. Soap find. ready
sale, Sperm Candles dull, Rosr and Pitch are
in great demand Hyson and Imperial Teas have
a ways been soleable to limited ox,sn, Domestics
arc not wanted Money is scarce. collections dif6-
cult 10 make, the best Bis Offering mnsucces
Iy ut per cent and upwards per month Our.pro-
duce Is not 30 abundant as was anticipated The
crop OF Coffee is short, quality bu, middng and il
does not come in foster than tho demand cals for.
Hides arc in but small supply The Sugar crop will
be more plentiful bu the quality generally is moi very
good; large SAILS have been within few DAYS at
p'css quoted. Coffee, LIST quality 3,4oOo3 $50 pcr
ar, ed quality 3,aoon3 $50 do Sugar. Campos r
5000 DO nj i,600a' 900: Santos + none; Hide,
heavy per 10. SCORE; CHIT e7oa28O. Exchange, on
London aid GO days. per 1000 RS; Spanish Dollars
go esch Span. Doubloons $4,000 each; Silver
Com nor cent nr,p,iup, -
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BALTIMORE MARKET-Dec =,


Ho'oard street Flour Tie principal sales from
stores have been mad Mt s. ~ cis per barrel. Par
GELS have been sold ct s. 90 aud S. TO-. aud in On
instance or tw" at y 06t T,-dsy holders repor-
ally ask - ia, and IN some cascs a@racti6R less
would be taken Tho wagon price has ranged this
week from s. S. 0GI
Ciy MUS Fzow The only sales of which we
have heard this week are GOO bbIs ~ ,dsrd, at 81
70, cash, onI interest," added. and a ot Of ezirn NJ
-, interest added To day holders ofstandard ask
s. rs Si3i1 per bbl
S"'9nehannah Flour Several parcels / ave- been
received since last report sales of which continue to
De made o. So per Dbl for parcels IN bright barrels
Whtat-Fh" sales Of good to best parcels Of rcd
wheat have ranged this week from 95 90 cents
per Dn'hr. ard these rates prevail day. Sales CT
whItc nave been made this week at s. q s. OF per
bushel, as IN quality.
Corn.-Old Crrn remains without alteration in
prices Sales continue io be made, up To To day
inclusive, at So 81 cents per bshel. New Corn
has improved n slndr--s4lcs of good dry have boon
made to-day at 30, SO and 81 Genus her bushol We
quote damp parcels a. ~ so cents --.4meyisda.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

y duel was fought the east side OF the Mssis
sipp. opposite the mouth of White River. between
John II. Cooke and Major w. f Hope, both Of this
place which happily terminated without serious inu-
ry to either party. Three shots were exchanged
AT the second hrc the ball Of DR.. &. passed through
tho clothing of hts anita gons, and broke the kin of
the antagonist; he fell but immediate ely arose and az
ter the third fire, which without effect, comprs
mise was effected, and al difficulties arranged
lutte Rock Ado
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Merino Shawl< and Lace Wells.

NIeTInO oNaWIS and Lace Wells.
- BERT III. JENKINS is opening 100 Merino
~ long and square shawls of tie following coors.
w h'te black, orange and scarlet; Thyhet wool
shawis, OF various colors mourning and half mourn
ing wool shswis: ase, 200 bacl lace ycs, of new
ana rich patterns, of all prices.
Persons wanting Merno shawls,,or lace wells, will
hnd an extensive assortment of new goods of the
Rind, at the most reduced prices, r. H. JENKINS
Merino Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
doc .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

Hra6inn'. Those who take an interest in fine ho.-
sns should know that he four Arabians, brought TO
thus country by Mr. Rhnd, are exercised every day
AZ Tattersos, between and o'clock; and Messrs
Blythe and Watson of that establishment. take olea
sure in a"rding the admirers of fine horseg an oppor
tunty OF seeing these anrnals-.N. Cour g. Eno
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SANcAMoN County, Illinois, had population in
1879 W only 500 soulS-it Is stated that it now DOS
sesses 10000! Here Is specimen Of the growth of
the "mighty w d"-Enchan'ment would duff
wheczc and sweat to effect much more than bona fde
nesh and blood has effected in chs region within The
last few years How long will it be before Wssl,-
ington City will step over tho Aeghanics and take
chair on the banks of the Ms-lssippi9
Political Clarion
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Baracoa Honey.

- Tierccs superior Baracoa Honey received and f,r
r enc s6 oy ]. il. EUSTACE. 8
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WINCHESTER. Dec. 10.
SHATI, POX 9o1i,

SAALL fOk.-.5S1in
We regret to say that within the last week our
town has been visited by another of Small Pox
Vaccination has been very generally rcs"ried TO,
md so thoroughly persuaded most persons cf its
efficacy preventive Of the disease. tina, but liie
apprehension IS felt of its gaining ground There
few. indeed. who taking an isolated case here and
there, in which the disease has been contracted moi
wihstandng previous vaccination. repose no great
degree Of confidence its eficacy but independent
-".'~ --sI-. --~aieal authority touadaa ul,
experience IN favour of it's efficiency, has been 30
anunnant'y tested on various occasions wi'hn the
knowledge OF most OF us To leave no room for a
rational doubt of Its SUCCESS in at least nine hundrrd
and ninety nine cases out of a thousand
We could aiuce no stronger proof of il 8 sufiicen
cy than that furnished IN The OF the individual
who died IF the disease 10 our town
In that instance although the death took place
more than month ago, neither the wife of the dc
ceased, who nurs"d him assiduousy during his whole
Illness nor any of the other ATTENDANTS OF whom
there were several have been affected by the disease
pjry,ni1u