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CONGRESS.


Prince FItiam Col. John Gibson 800
Charles +. Mercer lU7.
SpUHyytuania-leo rrec,ed) John NJ. Patton
6t7. Lawrence I. Dsde III.
Fredenek-Col. James M. Mason 800. Ro-
bet Ahsn col.
Rockingham-sGilliam Mccoy CAT, Erasmus
SriblinR o..
h,ng Gesrge--yohn Taliaferro ie3, r. ".
0hinn AZ. (in this county. nt the last election
The vote stood, for Tsoferro 100. Newton IL. }
faliaierro's present majority. rs and ,he
counties OF LsnGnstsT. Northumberland, West
Dofrland aud Stafford to be heard from.
RuneH-Chsrios G. Johnston SAC, Joseph
Draper Qhe late Hiember.) 24s.
STATE SENATE.
Prince WiiiioR.-iIun,on 36l Grigsby los.
o'tsyiiania-tc orrected)-Parker3 76. Die.
kinson 234, upshur27
RockJridge (correcicd) Thomas J. Stuart
420 ID. w, Patieson l67.
.9ibendrie-Dr. Chafles Cocke--no opposi
ton.
King George--lIungerfoord 1873. Fhrhugh
10, Bayse 49,
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
[uF The figure annexed 10 each county will
show the number of members TO which il 10
| entitled
Prmss lillian (D-c. A., Carler--no op.
position.
SpoliyIVand Q)--PoweIl- $50, Fuleber
27s
Frederick (S)--AlGed II. Powel' 6G7. Will
liam Wood GOO, James @. Bryce" ga. Col.
J, b. d. 5mnh o09 Col. James Bowen 3l7,
Col. John b. Earle 500, Col Joseph rule, $50,
DR.. James Hay 1873
Roektridgs (2)-Ssmucl Med. Moore 54S,
William a. Mcdowell 334, Charles +. Dorman
509.
dlbtnarle 10y Rice w. Wood 64i, Thos.
Jefferson Randolph" 643, Hugh N ison 42a'
hng GeOrgs (D-Joha Hooe--no oppos.
too.
Russell W-Jesse 2I9. Gray 1870, Gilmore
| 1856.
| Rockingham. (2)-Coi. M'Mahon, Joseph
| Cline.
| Not in The to& Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11
OBlTU AIRY.

Deattg Alfred Hdrri,on PoWeH, ESQ
Among oor election returns TO day, will he
noticed the name Of Alfred II. Powell, Esq.
returned as one tho Delegates from Freder-
ick county TO the nett Legislature. IL Is a
painful aud melancholy task TO accompany that
haueripg testimonial Of public confidence and
respect with tho annunciation Of his sudden
death, which occur red Two days afterwards
pubhcan) in arguing n cause before the count y
court, and had spoken but 10 OF 10 minutes,
when, having read n page from n law authori.
ty before him. he laid down the book, stag.
gered back into "A chair, and extended his arm,
saying, My friends, bleed me These we're
the last words he spoke. The attack came
on at a quarter before 2. and he Lreaihed
his las, OF holt pa't D." MIR. Powell WIS
abou, 50 years oil age. and appareo,ly in rH-
celle0t heuiih. IL is spotber striking proof OF
the frsl tenure OF human life aud Of the ne
cessity Of being prepared for the summons TO
surrender il, when it shall come But yes
erday. Says the eloquent euiogum OF John
r. Cooke. ESQ. his professional rival and
hipnd,) our brother stood erect among us.
relieved. as We fondy hoped, from The die
ease which had long been undermining ms con
,,tu ion. and unusing tho light of vigorous
aud manly intellect over tho obseuTities of q
psrpIeXed and important controversy. The FIRE
Of his intellect burned even more brightly
than usual, when it was about to be eIiin.
guished forever. His auditors had scarcely
lime to remark ihat he spoke with unusual
animation and ability, when the icy hand Of
death was laid upon him. A sudden pause-a
convulsive shudder-and consciousness was
gone -" Our brother has fallen 10 tho yigor
of manhood like q soldier on the battle field
even on ho theatre, where. for thirty years
SO suddenly does the extinction OF our hon.
orabls ambition follow its contamination
Lob watch and pray--thou can,t not tell
How near thy hour may be
Thou cans tnot know how soon the bell
May toll its notes for thee
DEATHS thousand snares besei tho why,
FrsiI child Of dust--ob. watch endprsy -
=" Ambition stop thy pointing breath.
Pride sink thy lifted eye
Behold, the y.wning gates OF death
Before thee open lie
Oh, hear the counsel, aud obey
Pride and Ambi,on--wa,ch and pray -
The Court and Bar paid to the memory Of
the deceased the testimonies OF respect usual,
when one OF their number, go distinguished for
intellectual preeminence and moral worth, is
soaiched from among them BY the hand Of
de aih.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

10 William DAVIS aud Robert shanead, vii.
linn Shas,ead. Edmund Shastead. Francis
Shustead and Elizabsih Shastaad heirs aud
representatives OF James Shss,ead, sen. dee.
HnAkE NOIfCE--'rhal on the 9Th day OF
- October neIt. at William McCani'1 rav.
cfn, Pedmr Mills. Amherst county, shall take
the deposiiious OF Lindsey Burks aud Others,
10 be read as evidence on the trial OF IA suii
in the Circuit superior Court OF Law and
Chancrry. holden in Lynchburg, 10 whis, !
am plaintiff and You are defendants. II SAID
dispositions are not taken or completed on that
day, shnll continue them FROM day to day
until completed (5nndays excepted
RICHARD $. ELLIS.
Surviving Partner oil John and X. ). Ellis.
Aug. IL. idt
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting of,he Lynehburg Aus-
iiiary COLONIZATION Society will he held on
Thursday morning nel, the 18th inst. a. we PC
Methodist Protestant church, at bali pas. ~
O'CLOCK. The Anniversary Address WIZ ne
delivered by Charles l.. Mosby. Esq.-Lsd'ei
lad gentlemen are invited to attend.
RICHARD II. ToLEfS Seey
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DIGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Aug. IL. 1891.
"A NEAT GRIN
FROM
MADAM FORTUNE.
Drawing Of the Dismal swamp Lottery, class
| No. 10. for 1881,

DRAWING OF The DI'mAI owHmp LoUeTy, CIass
No. 10. for 1891,
o6 81 80 10 80 80 % 90 ~ 81.
Combin"ton-l8 81 65, Capital Prize oil
$1,000 was sold 10 n Quarter Ticket, at this
Office, TO . gentleman in the country. May
not this small nc, Of kindarss from the Goddess
be taken as an evidence Of her intention TO re-
new her fsvors NJ Fortunes Coiinge7 ITO
prove this. go the whole hog in the Petersburg
Lottery, Extra No. the drawing of which
will be received THIS DAY-coninioing Cap.
itnls Of Sl2,o0o-6, O00--ao. Tickets going
al The reduced price OF $4-Shafcs in proper.
ton.
TOMORROW, the Virginia Petersburg Lot.
terry, Glass No. Q, for 1891, draws in the city
Of Richmon --Capiisls $40 0C0--5, 900. 900
&c. &c. Tickets aud Shares 10 be bad MI sp.
pIicaiioa at DIGGES' OFFICE
If Iurk
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RATS RATS RATS !

The Jackson meu--ihe office-sealsrs, we
nean,-are always talking OF their love Tor
" the dear peope," and their careluness OF the
d" dear peoples money.'-The latter is the
great load stone Of their affections, we ina.
CINE for never did giutton devour the dainties
Of sumptuous feast with mere vorsciousness
than they seize upon every dollar and cent
which they can draw from the treasury, by a
resort 10 those little arts which are SO natural
TO men ofitlle Notwithstanding to A state
men, furnished TO the Editor Of the Kentucky
Reporter, i. has been discovered tina, the fol-
lowing Jackson members from that Stale took
from the public treasury the amounts respect
lvely annexed TO their names, over and above
The sums to which they were entitled, by mis-
rep presenting the distance ostweeo their pla'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11
MM R R Ia IT,.

MARHlE ED, nj the Hotel Of the American
M'ni-teT !" Paris May 3oih, JAMES I. ROO
SEYEtT ir Esq. OF New York. TO CoRNE-
LA, dsugher al the Hon. +. Van Ness, MIN
i'ieT oi The eoaed States. 10 the Coud OF Ma
drld.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

RTIRGiSfA.--At Rules hold IN the Clerks oiios of
" the County Court of Bedford, on the first Monday
10 August 1884 - -
IN CHANCERY.
Susan r. Whitley and Thomas J. Whitley, iufsnts.
under tho age Of twenty years, who sue by Jack
Siraiton, their guardian aud next friend, Compl,s
against Cbar les Whitley aud Anderson Thompson.
Dts.
Tho Defendant Charles Whitley, not having entered
his appearance aud gwen security according 70 the
art of Assembly aud the rues Of this Court, and APP
pearDg by satisfactory evidence that hcIs ia
habitat of this country: II Is ordered that tho said
Defendant do appear here on the Grs day of the next
November torn, aud the ball of the Complain
ants, aud that copy ofths order he forthwith inscr-
ted IN the Lyoehburg vrgipan. for two months sue-
cSsvey, snd posted at tue front door Of tho Court
house 0ftLis County.
AcoPy-Teste,
Avg. ~ wsa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The following 10 the rssul, Of tho election IN
this county
For congre',-No opposition to Thomas Da-
venport, ihs isie member.
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AZ COST

ENG DESTROYS to clos. my present bust
ID ness. | ole, for sale a, prime cost my
rempiaing stock Of SHOES,
Con prsiog all the usual variety, soms OF
which are Of very superior quality, and somo
ut very low price,
Also qusni,y Of Brushes. which will be
sold At nauafec,nrefs' prizes
Also number of BaSf1I D, which VIII be
solJ much L-ys~ tueir firff cost.
rnose who are deaiieas Of being supplied
with any OF the above rices may be accom-
mods,ed by sail,ng on tie saDscrbey.
j. GILL.
Aug. q w4wit.
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-00e-

III ThomasW Gilmer, Esq. announces. IN
,he last Charlottesville Advocate. that he ha,
reinqui,hed his design Of publishing paper in
Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

wss the ornn nneni and admiration nf che society
In which she mpved. Such was she regarded
here. during her bfisf residence 10 this metr0p-
ols--snd her lameuted death will in0ict
corresponding sensstion, thsoag bout the .kien-
size circle by whom she wa a. universally
beloved "a she wss Known. I'M. Int.
$50 fades the lovely blooming ntwrr,
Frrii smiling soiscr OF nm hour
81 aeon our transrat en.,f ri. fy,
And pleasure only bloom. To die"
81 faded AMI died that flower, MARY ELL.
ZABETH, daughter OF Mr.. Ralph Smith, Of
Csmpbsll county, on Friday morning. July
2yth, 1881, aged siI years. one month aud
fifteen days. n pleased the Lord TO awaken
the heart Of this child, thus young, aud give
her 10 understand The plan Of Redemption, and
know The love Of Christ. But few hours
before she expired, her heart was drawn out
TO God IN prayer aud, falihough her mind
was OF The most sprighiy ofdrr,) she preyed
with 'hnt power, aud used such language. that
all that henfd went. anh believed that IL was
dictated by the influence oil The Holy Spirit OF
God. She then capped her hands three
tlmes---en,braccd her weeping mother IN token
OF piciory, Pieiory pieio,y' q, lnGdelty
hadst thou been ri the bedsidc of This child.
thou wouldst hive been constrained to shy. IN
the language Of holy writ Ont Of tho mouts
OF babes and stockings doh Ilo perfect pfa,ss.
Mary Elizabeth was, from the iine she could
speak, devoted TO Religo and Religious du'
tics The wrilor Of this notice has often Seen
hei, before going 10 bed, kneel NJ the feet oil
hor parents; aud, after lisplpg the Lords
Prayer. say, God bless my Father, my Mo.
,her, my B.o,hers, my Sister. aud ail man.
kind.--1men."s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11
HOUSE oF DELEGATES. lay

uJ- There may be some slight iaaeeuracy
10 the foregoing statement but aone Of ian
pOriance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

u An eminent writer has remarked, tina,
Corruption never dscends from one class to
another but when once il seizrs upon the
re ins OF rover II PUSHES down with even more
force than THAT OF the laws themselves''--an
observation founded on an accurate knowledge
OF human nature, and sanctioned by the univer.
sal voice Of history Men are initiative crra-
tarea aud one who has accustomed himse II
TO observe their conduct has not yet To learn
that he selects his models from those "ho move
in a higher rather Than in A lower sphere OF
HE. This is true OF every rank and grada.
tim of society When Pope asked, - what
must that people be, whose G ID is a monkey ?"
ne reasoned upon the truth Of this hypothesis.
How imperative, then, is the duty Of the citi-
Gems Of free country 10 see that their chief
Ulcers are men Of clean hands and pure
hearts lfMey be corrupt.-if they sanction
aud perpeIrate oh~nces against tue moral sense
of The couutry--if tho fountain be filled with
putfid waier,--h0w shall the stream be pure 7
| or, how shall they who drink of il. be otherwise
tnan unhealthy ? Wa leave the moral TO those
who are sagacious enough to discover and
candid enough to apply it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11
LOOK AT THIS!
SELLING OFF! ,

HyHE SUBSCRIBER intending TO remove
from Lyochburg. Is desirous Of selling
oui his ptrsrn, stock VI Gpods. consisting Of
CONFECTIONERY, GROCERIES,, AND
FANCY ARTICLES, together with his fx-
lures, to some person who may wish 10 coniiu
ne the business. To such an one the terms viii
be made &C ommodatidg. 10 the mean time, be
will continue to SELL moi at cost" but n very
reduced prces.suc as Willie an inducement fcr
persons to boy. He would particularly call the
attention Of blu, ers Ia his stock Of WINES n
LIQUORS. which are believed to lie equal if
moi superior in quality 10 say in tae place
He ,enoers his most grateful acknowledg nsnts
to his friends snd the public for the very iiber-
al encourageme8 heretofore es'ended 10 him :,
and solici,s continuation either fsvors until
he wiads up Hereafter, SODA WATER wII
be sold a, cents per glass--CANDY IS cents
per io. isi cts, per half ID. ;snd ia cts, per
quarter ID. SaMVEL AfRES.
July ~ Qis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

M, Calhoun. The Pendleton Is. CO Mes
..,,.r announces the receipt of comnunica'
,;oa t,or, Mr.. Calhoun on the subject Of the
,ela,ious existing between the Federal ana
cate governments, WHICH il promises 10 give
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

These are your real Simon Pt"es-sho
make politics II ade, Whereby to fill their pu'-
se,-and like some ,kIltul thieves, whose
nlives. edve utures and deaths" embellish the
n, yes Of the Newgate Calendar pick the pock-
e,s Of their dupes while they smile 10 'ns'f
faces and, as the Irish say. POKE oiarney a.
them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

"A BREAST PIN, was found IN my BATH
IN house short time since. Ths owner
can obtain j., on application at the Virginian
Office, by identifying properly. and paying for
this advertisement. JOHN RICHARDSON.
Aue, ii IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

II is with unfegned sorrow that we ace an.
nouncsd in ths last Buffalo papers, the de.
cease OF Mrs. LErITiA PORrER the excel
lent wife oil General Peter b. Porter, formeri,
Secretary Of War. She died at her residence,
at Black Rock, Oh the 9th ui. after q short
illness, aged about 43. Es,imsblein all the
relations OF life-sIegant and graceful ia per.
son-0i frask spj fascinating manusrS-she
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11
WARDS OFFICE, !

Lynchburg, Aug. l1lh, 1891.
The following ere tho drawn numbers for the
Dismal Swamp Lsuery, 10Th class
o5 81 80 10 80 80 90 80 ~ Cd,
Renew yonr prixe in the Cd Petersburg Lot
terry, which draws Tomorrow at Richmond
Contains Capitals Of 8 IL. O0O-6, O00-3 000-
&c. &c. and Ticket, only $40 be had ia a
WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

Rail Ro0d,-Many persons seem disposed
to regard the project of Rail Road from
Lyncbburg to Kingspoit as being viso nary
and chimericai, because Of the great distance
between those two points. What will these
members Of the Doubling family ('he great
obstacles TO gigantic aud useful enterprises in
every age, say TO The fact, that. Pennsylvania.
in another year will have in full operation 600
miles Of Rail Road, independent of 800 miles
of Canal And what will those misery
economists, those wstch-dogs of the treasury,
who view every cent, appropriated from the
public chest 10 purposes OF internal improve
ment, a. direct tar upon the people, say to
the fact, that, Notwithstanding Penny lysnia
has, since 1926, appropriated thirteen millions
of dollars to this object, her citzens are almost
entirely exempt from taxation 7 VIII any
gentleman. opposed to appropriations for inter
nal improvements, or whose vision becomes
dszzled when giant schemes are laid before the
public, be good enough to resolve Is these
.oeries
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

fonhsith Is HE public. Il ~ill be looked for
WIN some curiosity ;-snd We hope will be
clear Of the two great vices OF modern poll.
"e'an'-proiirity and ,nyfiteofion. We hope
10 receive II 10 time tyr our ae.i paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

" A letter from Raleigh ~. c. TO the Ed
ilor- of the Fayetteville Observer says, tina
Judge Berrien' address has struck Jackson
ism blow in this city, FROM which i, eau meyer
recover
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

LET Non'' and deadsned sliks The moral ana
intellectual sense--and men csnnot-... N.
rom OF appreciate ,se high impcrt.nc. of
smo'eaong II against the weigh, and infn+ nee
OF NAME. though that name were rendered
ii'"s''ons by Thousand victories instead of
one, aad consesrsied by life Of rare sis1om
ana virtue, instead of being almost the syno.
nyme oil weakness, outrage and immoralu.
W stray No. of the Halitaz IN C.1dd-
'o'a'e mas fallen into our hands The reader,
""o 'reoi'eris that il IS published in the Con
s'ess'onal district which Ex-Secreiary Branch
Is SO anxious TO represent, will not be sur
p'"eh 10 hear that 1t takes the same ground in
'e'ahon 10 the President, which mas rem
"e'ea me name ofihe Ex.Secreiary abye.word
VI oer's'on The President has done wrong
vastly "rong-ssys this d" Adeoente'-He has
"o"e all tia, has been charged aga inst him
required Mr.. Branch TO do nm act at which
n. sense OF honour revoi,ed-ai,smpted, BY
Tue exercise Of official power,,o force a woman
mo SO iety which stunned her-dismissed his
cabinet officers because they would no, suhm,,
TO this act Of unqualified iyrapny--and now
anihorzes bis official Editor q, Washington to
cast the lie into the teeth Of Nessrs. Branch,
nerf'eo and ingham and yet, forsoo,h. che
mas done nothing for which his friends (inclu.
Ding The Ex-5ecretaries) should abandon him
nothing, which under the circumstances, he
wasn not compelled to do! Truly, this " Ad-
vocate' is worthy JaekdN to such Lion u,
John Branch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

W We shall not offer any observations on
Mr.. Ingham's Letter, to the President. whict
occupies so much room ia this mornings pa
per. II is indeed AN ex'iuguisher, which W,
might rrjoce TO see spilled to the unchas
tened ambition ofau ignorant and viudic,iye
President, If the record OF his frailties did no
also proclaim the disgrace of tho c6uotry o
which he is the nominal head.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

u We shall take the earliest opportunity
OF complying With the request Of . di.iingui sh-
go gentleman Of this State. to transfer 10 or
Columns the sgorous Essays, nov in the
course OF publication. from the pen of Mathew
Carey, ESQ. Of Philadelphia, entitled 1.-The
New Olive Brsnch.'-we should have
dene So, ere this. bu, for the heavy deman ds
made upon our columns by the Controversy
growing on, OF the dsgrseefol state of affairs a,
Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

Ia the last No. OF The WARNING Ton Telegraph
ore find the subjoined lie TIER, addressed by that
rp,lA.sop, Gov. Branch, to ,hs editor. Of the
FL Official
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III The length Of Mr.. inghams letter to tht
President, and the interesting For.ign Ne"'
received b, the last lnniI, which 40 conlt
neither divide nor postpone, prevents the in-
ser'ion this morning of Protocol, No. 2, OF ib'
original Ja.ksoumen of Philadelphia. II il
brief, a"d we shall endeayor to make room io
II in our next 1t is signrd by twelve individ-
usls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11
Olney's SchnG Geography
AND ATLAS.
iy 4-iawt1stNov

4 PRACTICAL system of Molern Geographic
n or view cfthe present state OF the world, SIM
nlifed and adapted to the capacity of youth Con
taning numerous tables exhibiting the divisions, set
dement's population. extent, axes canals. and the
various institutions of the United States and Europe;
the deren, forms Of governmer prevailing religions,
and the latitude and longitude of the principle places
ON the globe Enbeshed with numerous engrsSings
of manners, CUSTOMS &c. w. Oney.
Accompanied by an IMPROVED ATLAS, beausi'
fully col,red, containing, :,
1. Am.p of the World. A chart Of the World
5. 4 map Of North America 4 A map Of the United
States. S Amap of New England. E. map II the
Middle and part Of the Southern States z. map OF
Ohio and Indiana 8 Amap of South America 9. A
map of Europe. TO- map of Asia. ii. map OF
Africa. IL. chart Exhibiting. Oh q new plan. the
comparative size of the present empires, kingdoms
states with their forms of government. and number
of square miles, the population OF the principal cities
and towns the width Of the oceans, the length OF ri
vers, SEAS lakes. gus, bays, sounds, &c. the length
and height Of mountains. the length of days and
nights in The different attitudes, and embracing the re-
cent discoveries Of Parry, Franklin. Clspperton and
others.
Received and for sale by
June 14-d10t DAVID MAXIM.
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DIR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent specific Ointment,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
WILLIAM S2.4BLER, Agenf, .4lerandrn

IVNHE above Ointnen, is recommended to the nuSG,
4 as a safe and certain remedy for those obs,n,,.
diseases, seine of which have long baled the .si
Of medical science:
LIST White swe.lings Of every description,
I'd Sore Hgs and ulcers Of long standing,
Sd schirrus giandular ,umors. particularly thOs,
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which ofentine,
terminate IN liberated Cancers;
9TH Felons; or what some people know by ,hsn.r.
of catarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9th Sprans and bruises OF every description, o, l.
whatever part situate;
7ih letters Of all kinds In this complaint tie 2,
tent, in apply ing The ointment, must keep tie *
out of water;
s,h Chilb!ans or parts affected b. frost.
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OM,s of the Chesapeake 8, Ohio Canal Company


WAsHISerox, June "a, 1881.
NJoTICE is hereby given. that an instalment OF TWO
~ dollars ard fifty cents per share (beng the 2ist
nt,ment) on every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and ohio Canal Company is required to be paid on the
sh day of September next; and further sum OF two
dollars and y cents per share (being the 22d install
ment) ON the lst day Of November next; which install
ments must be paid to the credit of The Chesspease
and Ohio Canal Company to the Cashier Or other ofh
Ger Of either of the following Banks, viz;
The Branch Bank of the United States at wash
ington;
The Bank of Washington, at W Washington;
The Patriotic Bank of Washington, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at GeorSetowhi
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria,
Tue Bank Of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra, do
The Hsgerstown Bank, in Hagerstown. Md
The Branch OF the Valley Bank, in Chariestown' va;
and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, va.
BY order of the President and Directors
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Ches. 6. Ohio Canal Company.