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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
To THE EpIroRs OF THE Wrro

Gen'lemen-i am stranger in your city-as
such, you will excuse the liberty take in asking TO
be informed through the medium of your very valu.
able journal, why it is that soldier dressed in uni
form with musket is walk ng post at the door of
your CaPtol! have been in Europe, where there
is necessity for the parade OF force to keep the
pie In proper subsection, and where they are fami
i!arlzed to snch state of things, but in this land Of
liberty-this happy country-we are led to believe
that lis appearance is hu' ilfating TO the citizen
ana we never witness such ostentaton except al
military posts garrsons will therefore sup.
gest. us an American, proud of his country and its
institutions, that the sentinel be dispensed with.
and guard substituted without any military an
Pearance whatever, to take charge and keep watch
at your Capitol. A REPUBLICAN.
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KENTUCKY.

AS was tho case last year, the first intelligence
was more favorable to the Republican than
is the more recent. Buckners election is extreme
ly doubtful, though tho chances yet in
his favor. On the other hand Morcheads election is
deemed certain convincing proof that Judge
Ducknor was an injudicous selection and that he
has run under the strength Of his political party.
In all state elsctione, personal and local causes
must exercise more or less influence. When the
real contest comes in November, the result will
not be doubtful. We call attention to the Extra
OF the Kentucky Reporter, and the observations of
The Louisville Journal. The Jackson paper at
Louisville. seems full of confidence in Breathit,'s
election.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
baltimore. May %, 1882.

=. baltimore, May *, 1857.
MARTIN VAN Buren,, Esq.
Sir: At a Republican Convention, assembled in
inns place by previous appointment. you have been
nominated az candidate for the Vce-Presidcncy,
ana presented to the people suitable person TO
NIL that high and responsible office. That conyen-
ton mas constituted us the organ of communication
TO you, OF this distinguished mark of their conf
dence IL gives us pleasure to inform you that,
though there wero other worthy and favorite indi-
viduas of the democratic party, sharing largely
In thoir regard, and dividing with you their conf
dence; yet, when the clear and ascertaincd will of
the respective delegations, indicated you the
preferred object of their Wishes every voice III tho
convention united in tho choice.
1T tho great Republican Party throughout the
Union, shall continue faithful to the princi-
pies they have SO long maintained. and be animated
by the same zeal and unauimity which character
ised their representatives, in the convention, and
IN peculiar manner marked the result ofther pro-
ccedings, we have every reason to congratulate
you and our ustrious President, that there is i'm
reserve for your wounded feelings just and cor
tam reparation, and an ample retribution for tho
inJnry meditated against the well-meant measures
OF 0 Patriot whose whole administration has been
exclusively directed to the advancement Of tho
public good.
We are not unaware that our adversarios affect
to derive encouragement from tho diversity of sem
timcnts and interests which exists among us: But
we confidently believe that there disinterested-
ness OF purpose and strength of patriotism sufficient
TO meet and overcome not only the difficulties
arising from this source but also the powerful
and combined opposition arrayed against us. The
differences among us. which our opponents have
regarded as serious divisions, and to which they
look with such fond expectations, will yield, we
doubt not to the dictates OF prudence and sence
Of political safety, and FREQ institutions long be
preserved.
The decided expression of the wishes of the re-
publican party, evinced through their representa-.
tIves In the convention, induces us to calculate
with confidence your acceptance of the no.
mination which We are appointed to make known
to you.
With sentiments of personal respect, NO arc
your fellow citizens
ROBERT LUCAS, President.
p. V. DANIEL.
JAMES FENNER
JOHN M. BARCLAY, ~ Pros'ts
A. S. CLAYTON,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

Ut The Correspondent Of the Z. ~. Cazet,,
asks, 'are there not already, letters written by Mr.
Van Buren,, in the hands of Member of the
Baltimore Conventiop, by which tho nomination
was made directly oppOshe>ia heit imports. to
be used at proper time. as tho chances of victory
or defeat, may predominate7n
This may or may not DO so-but Van Buren's
notorious skill at sleight OF hand in politics has
placed HIM in the comfortable condition of being
suspected of trick, whether guilty or otherwise.
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~.NCinE G.LLisN. ;uc Lo:,avn Mun.i,., H.
New' speaking OF American parties, expresses
much tcondcrnent, that "the admirable and cheap
manufactures of Eng land are to be excluded by
high du les, in order that the wretched and dear
domestic linens, woollens, and calcoes, should be
protected"
Does not Mr.. Bull know that England ex-
ciudes "tho admirable and cheap" BREAD, timber,
and fsh, and oil. and beef and pork, sc. of the
United Statcs2 Has Bull ever asked himself the
question, how We are to pay for the "cheap
nufactures" Of England, while England ''cxcludes
oy high dutics," the products of soil, cotton
cep'edf There is degree of ignorance, of in,pa-
aence IN such remarks that can never fail to excite
the seTerest reprobaton of an honest American
Niles Rec.
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Lansdoiyne in Market.

q Ohsr for sale this beautiful Residence and
n Farm, containing, by survey, about 935 Acres,
adjoining the farms of AIossrs. Wexford and Ber
nard, and villain three miles of Frederick sburg
lhls sclte Is so notorious for health as Justly to
cntitle 1t to the character of an American Mont.
Npeler. The residence is new and ccmmodous
containing eight rooms, and has attached all neccs.
sary ont buildings, both for domestic and farming
purposes. Between and go acres are RappS.
hammock Hat, the balance undu!ating wood land
IN the back ground efthe house. from which the pros
pect Is extensive and beautiful. The arabic land
divided into four fields of l20 to $50 acrcl each,
mas been rapidly improved during the occupancy
OF the subscriber. The farm is well watered, hav-
ing stream through each field, and is well adapt
ed TO the growth of grass in common with all the
products CT our tide water DISTRICTS good Spring is
within a stones throw of tho door.
Persons dcsrsus Of purchasing will doubtless
view the premises (Which Will be shewn by myself
at all times, or my Manager in case Of my ab-
seneca Title unquestionablc, and terms accommo-
dating, if early application be made. ANY further
particulars if desired will he readily obtained by
line addressed TO GEO w BASSETT
Auu,st 10 1920
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GG-, Tuesday, tho .th u,Sj.,nt. seat to S"uoilr
W by man named ALEXANDER MEDCALF
WILLIAMS, with my horse aud cart, for several
articles, which he procured since he got them into
his possession, have not seen or heard from him
ne was seen on thursday cvenng. the 9th inst,
passing through the ory Of WilliaI,sburg with tbo
horse and cart. He was dressed in a new blue frock
coat, single breasted, with covered buttons. light
pantaloons and black hat, aud is snrposcd TO h, ON
his way TO Richmond. where me viii .rroba5ly trv
70 make sale of tho horse and cart.
lie has scar on his neck and one on His sia,
caused 10y bali, and has marked on his ern,s viii
INDIA INK, several ,etters and cm eagle, and
on ono of his lcg, half moon.
=, he horse is all, and thin in flesh. about l9 or
Id years old, o. light black color, with a small wen
OF kernel on hisjaw, Il believe the eft-) The cart
- mas few new ash spokes in the len sido and
'he right hand rail has boon rnended with IRON Tho
wnees have fourteen spokes, large tnaves and iron
VIII give reward of TWENTY porr,Rs ON tho
uense'y 10 me or to Mr.. Charles Reid in Norforlk.
Vi Inc aforementioned Horse and Cart
JAS. G. MARTIN,
"us i.-"t Norfolk Comfy
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Miss Ann Maria Porter, well known to tho novel
reaonhg world, aud who certainly lady OF
me imagination, and ut one time may be said TO
nave occupied the throne Mrs. Radclif's sue
eessor died near Bristol on the 21st june. Her
age ana the cause of her dcccasc are mentioned
t ~ .he orief obituary notice which we find in
canada paper.-N. Y Com
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We have deferred the publication of tho state.
ment from Savannah, referring to the late rioan-
choly occurrence between DR.. Minis and Mr.. J. J.
Stark, lin which the latter gentleman was shot
dead) with which obiigiDgly furnished
last evening, in consequence of learning that tho
intelligence received the subject, in this city,
was contradictory, though every way deplorabie
By adopting this course, wo avoid comnnttal 10
the friends of eth r party.-ChArLsstOH CITY Gus
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DIED.

DIED.
On tho 10th instant, EaMELtSE 4; Trsp1x. only
daughter of Capt. John TurPin, of Warwick,
Ogcd % years.
The Foul Of our sister 10 Como,
TO heighten the triumph above;
Exalted TO Jesus's throne,
And clasP'd in the arms of his love.
Last night, about Q o'clock, in tho 18th year OF
n HI3 age RACHAEL ANGELINA, oldest dsugbthcr OF
VIM. Graves The friends and acduaintsncos OF
the family are invited to attond the funeral this
evening, at o'clock, P. NJ
On the goth ult. JAMES CAtDwEtL at his resi-.
depce. in Fairfax, Culpeper, Va. This gentle.
man established the Palladium Of Liberty, tho first
N.ewsPaPer published in Fauquier, and also tho
r'Ice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

List of Produce passes down the Canal.
AUGUST 1873 hhds tobacco, do stems, DC
Kegs man. tobacco, 3S6 bbls -four, 1909 bus wheat
key rum, l26 pieces bacon, bales cotton yarn,
200 feet plank, 5000 slaves, % cords wood, SO
boats, coal boats, 1890 bus coal
AUGUST, l9--41 hhds tobacco, hid stems, 564
bbs flour, $50 bus wheat, 10 cords wood, 25 boats
3 ccul boats 500 bus coal
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The London Courier says tina, the Polish, cues
uon depends entirely on the strength or weakness
OF Earl Grey's cabinet. If in December next, (when
inc strength OF parties in parliament will be KNOWN
INC munster shall seem secure, the delays of the
three Powers will be ended, and happy results will
be obtained for the Poles go
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aug list
LEFT e k'O&s A.e'sR'ECYE0.v !,

'-' TIT" -''HNOHNNTS NOFFEE HOUSE, Fon A hCw
DAYS ONLY,
"A LARGE sett of ACCOUNT BOOKS.
"a Royal and Super Royal which have been
ruled bound, and finished throughout according
TO the order of an importing house in this city, by
young Man IN the Country. just out of his time,
Merchants, Bank Officers, Clerks and other Gem
te"en Judges, are respectfully invited 10 examine
tue execution INSIDE and outside and if better or
superior In point of Workmanship ~ materials can
DE- furnished OF executed either in Richmond or else
where, 1t viii bu considered favor 10 have than
produced AZ any convenient time
ga IS-2t FREDERICK 4 MAYO
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.g0KK.V' w: &ORDO.b' S. Co.

sgCEk.V ~. e. G3EAO.S' s. 90.
q hFFER for sale well selected assortment, of
~ GROGEALEs, to which they paricu-
larly invite the attention of Country Merchants.
Among them are
SO Hhds. st. Croix, Orleans and Porto Rico
Sugar, different kinds, from superior quality
to ordinary fair,
10 barrels crushed or fallen Loaf Sugar,
40 do. single and double refined Loaf do,
20 boxes DO do do do,
10 bags green Coffee OF extra fine quality,
90 do. fine old Java and Sumatra Coffee,
l bale Mocha do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted, from No. 4 10
ID, Petersburg Factory,
goo kegs Cut Nails, assorted
300 sides Soal Leather, good and damaged,
100 bbls. No North Carolina Herrings,
100 boxes SxlO and l0xl2 Window Glass,
45 do. Nicos and Humphreys and Colgate's
Tallow Candles,
40 do. Sperm. Candles,
100 DO. Tin Plate,
30 tons well assorted Bar Iron,
do. hoop sheet band and plating Iron,
do. English American, German Cast, Sheer
and Spring Steel,
hhds. Madden, of superior quality,
100 Nova Scotia Grindstoncs, ali sizes, FROM Is
to so ms,
Yves; India, Orleans, and SugarIIouse MoIasses,
GunPowder, imperial, young hyson and black Tea,
Liverpool, blown and ground Alum Salt,
Shoe and closing Thread, i'll balls,
Letter, f"olscap and wrapping Paper,
Powder, Shot, and bar Lead
Bed Cords and Plough Lines.
u Manufacturers of Tin, and those wanting
tin plates to cover houses, will be furnished on
good terms. au &c st
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A TEACHER w ATy5TbSEb.

w ME Trustees of Mercer Academy in Virgil
"A MIA desire employ Teacher we'll quail
fled to teach the Latin and Greek languages, tho
elementary branches of Mathematics, Philosophy
and General Efhicks, and for this purpose solicit
correspondence with gentlemen who feel
themselves qualified for the situation.
They do not want Lecturer upon the several brar-
chcs named, as is sometimes customary in Colleges
and other large Scholastic Institutions but would
expect that their teacher would be capable of pre-
pairing n class of Is 20 young gentlemen for
University or College course in the above bran
ches. Provided such teacher can be procured
his situation would be permanent in pleasant and
healthy village with good society and liberal wa
ges. gentleman of middle age and accustomed
10 teaching would be preferred. Young men who
are preparing for the liberal professions arc not
solicited. What the Trustees desire is q man who
has made or intends to make teaching his who 10
business. Good moral character is Indispensable.
letter addressed to tho Trustees of Mercer
Academy, kanawha Court House, Virginia, will bo
duly attended to. SPICER PATRICK.
JOSEPH LOWELL,
For the Truetees Of Mercer Acaderay.
IL The Editors of the Richmond Whg Ma
tlonal lntelligenccr, and New York Americana will
please insert the above three times and forward
their accounts to the Editors of the Kanawha Ban
ncr for payment. aug l0-c3t
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OGice Of the Board of Health for the Citv of
Richmond, AuousT 18th. 1890
IT'S hereby notified to persons, male and fe
male, who are willing to engage as NURSES, in
the buildings appropriated for the reception of Cho.
iera patients, should any there be, that places may
be secured at ibe al wages by early application to
JOSEPH TATE,
President of the Board of Health
By order of the Board.l
aug Its
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CHoLEAA At BoSToN.--We regret to announce
ihst the Cholera has broke out at Boston, the par
ticulars will be found under the Record.
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Drawing of the Maryland State Lot.
terry, No. II.
"a SO d 42 lS 20 7 81.
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Sales of United States Bank Stock continue I,
be made in New York at 1l74.
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TOMORROW!

TOMORROW
Virginia State LotIery-Drawingw will
take place TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at 4
o'clock. at the Eagle Hotel
CAPITAL PRIZES 100000, &c. Sc.
Tickets 3-IIalves 50-Qiartcrs IS cents.
Delaware and North Carolina Lot
t"ry-Drawing will be received Thursday morn
ing, Mt O'Clock.
CAPITAL PRIZES !-Sl5, ZOO, 1000, &c. &C.
Tickets S4-Halves 2--Quarters J..
New York I.ottcry-Druwing will be
received Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock.
CAPITAL PRIZES! $4,000
$4,000
$500
$500
10 OF 81 200 is $4,000
Is of 500 10 7 500
Tickets Sc, halves, 3, quarters SO.
FOR SALE as usual, in every variety, at the Lette.
ry Office of Il. 1yxICHIE.
au 20 Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
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WICkLpI,S Spi1lII17E

Ny No. %.
rs 50 III l6 44 90 40 80 81 Is.
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NJ ARRIEI)

On Thursday evening last, by Rev. Mr.. Keeling,
Mr.. MADISON LONG, TO Miss MARY ANy Mellow
ELL, all of this city.
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EDUCATION
.RHl.. s. Mrs. MEEEE.v"G

.Nr. 81 sMrS. AEEE E.V'G
AA ILL reopen their Schools the LIST of Octo.
w Der next. Mrs X. assisted by Mr. X.
instructs Young Ladies in all the branches OF
a substantial and useful education.
The male department, in which youth arc pre-
pared tor the counting roon for trades. for col
lege, will hereafter occupy an eligible room OH the
same square will; Mr. KS residence
La this department, the assistance of Mr. VIM
~. valentine, young gentleman well qualified
by education, and by experience in teaching, has
been obtained, which will allow Mr.. X to afford
all requisite aid in Mrs. KS school.
TERas.-From $50 to $40 per annum Of fen
months, according to tho age and progress of pu-
plls. aug 20--1t
NAT HEAT.-Tho subscribers will pay cash for
ang 30 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GNOFFEE.-5O bags Havana Green, landing
" from schr. Mary.
IS bags Rio, for snle by
aug 20 LANCASTER, DENNY e. co.
lME AND CANDLES.-37O casks limc; 50
n boxes Spcrmaceti Candles landing, for sale
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
re- orICE-I shall commence the collection Of
L the CITY TAXES, due for the year 1882,
GEO. P. cRUMP,
E( /. g. f. KNAPP have received
EBs Black Italian Luslrinrs,
Gro ds Swiss,
Do. MaTCelinc, (ouPeTlor'
Do. Nankn Grapes,
Green Foroncc,
Irish Linen, in full and half pieces,
Irish Diapers, various widths,
Witde'S super white Flannel,
Cd Cambria Muslin, low price,
% do. Dinity,
CbaPpa and PoDgoe Silk Hdkfs
Madras do
Bonnet Reeds.
Atso-A few d,Jen Ucry rich Blond Gnu.
HdndcrchiefS, which they will sell cheap
STOCKS
Black Bonbazlne and Satin Stocks, plain ant
trimmed, for sale at the mandatory prices
aug. 30
RLACK SMITHS TooLs.-BolIovs An
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A@a agasgE ~ CRABS.
nDnr : :.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
brig Nancy Cbapen, New York.
Scnr M ton, Wilcox, Hartford, suntrcs.
,ochr Martin Van Buren,, Lard. Albany, lumber.
ochr February. Boston, sundres, to Davon.
port, Allen & CO, OILS, Dunlop IL CO, and Hub
bard 81 Gardner.
Schr Select, Chatter. Bridgeport, ballast.
Schr Alert, Taylor. New Bedford
Schr Euuice s. Wealthy, Now Bedford. linen.
SiooP Cherub. Burke, below, sundrics, 10 w
Clarke s. CO.
SAILED,
Brig Columbia, Sanford, Troy, Mass coal.
Schr Atlas, Godfrey, New York. coal
Schr Peter d. Vroom, Chambers, Philadclphia.
sundres
Schr Gen. Jackson, Smithield
Schr Eclipse, Smithfed.
Schr Revenue, Powell, New York, coul.
Schr February, Allen, Kingston, (Masa.) cool.
Schr Armada, Shoemaker, New York coal
SlooP Flash, Williams Troy, Mass. coal.
NEW YORK. August l7.-Cld, SCH Chariot.
Smith, Richmond.
NORFOLK, August 16.-In Hampton Roads,
ship Arab Ball, from James River bound 10 Lii
verpool
Two Ships came down James Rivor today and
proceeded 10 No doubt the Indian Chief
Williams, for Rotterdam, and Azclia, Sands, for
Rio Janero.
The ship Azelia, Sands, for Rio Janeiro, was tow.
ed into Hampton Roads 10Th, by steamboat
James Gibbon, and proceeded Immediately to sea
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CITY LOTS FOR .SHLE

AA ILL be said at auction, OH the premises, at
w ten O'Clock, on Wednesday morning the
22d instant, very desirable Tenement, situated on
18th street, near Mayo's Bridge, and known as
''Y Dung Husbands Tenement" formerly tho resi-
dence If Samuel Paine, decd.--Torms ut the sale
to he conducted by
az 20-ot SELDEN 81 CLELAND
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" The Letter Bag of the Ship
HARRIET, for London, will be taken from nv
Compiling Room, on Tuesday evening, at o'clock
og ~ CHhS. PALMER
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$4,000 for ca

$4,000 for S3.
"A THAWklNS' LUCKY OFFICE. Tickets i,
IA the Virginia Lottery, to DO drawn tomor
row, 2lst instant, at O'Clock, are 10 b. had
NJ, Capital Prizes: $1,000, 1900, &c.
Whole, 50, halves 81 50, quarters * Of.
aug 90
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Drawing of the Maryland State Lot
terry, No. IL.
Al 80 AZ AZ IS % "a.
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Tickets 4-Halvcs 2-Quartcrs l

change and Lottery Office of
THOS. b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel
u Comb. l9 % SO, the Grand Capital of
0,00O, was sold in the Virginia Lottery drew
last friday, and paid at sight, usual, by BIGGER,
in few minutes after the drawing an 20
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- - i..h ana w.,~i, hqr .Is ,l,n,..i f. q
" % HERRINGS. put M for ,;,r, P p,. =
90 barrels FAMILY FLOUR. for sale hv
auE SO-2t WORKMAN x Nc DtTnp'y
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EO-.NOl's'eaC.

Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. 90.
To be drawn Tomorrow afternoon AT O'Clock, at
the Eagle Hotel.
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EeLACK SMITHS TooLS.-Bellovs An
ne wills, Vices Screw. plates, Hammers. &c for
$ ale by THOMAS a Rf1S.f'0 '
au 90 81
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kBaGGE se'S PRIZE! OFFICE.
q DRAWING Of the New York Lottery. No.
is SO III lG Al % 40 50 81 H.
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BR1SCOE G. BALDWIN.
Stanton, Va. August l7th, 1892.
u the Editors of the Enquirer and Wing,
Richmond, and of the National Intslligencer,
Telegraph, and Globe, Washington. will please
publish the above ONCE u week till the LIST Of No
Vembor, and forward their bills 10 this Office for
Payment.-[Sfarnton Spectator.
AN 10-wII IL
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IMPORTANT External Cure.

r ABAHAQUh'S Chlorine tlaid. for the elsA
aA aud prevention Of ucors, tefer sores, sad
hebd snll rhcum, ulcers in the nose, throat 81
Tn lasls OF th,a compound FLUID stands deceived.
y hsh IN Europe, II ~aa discovered by a. &
Iabar09uo. Knight ofthc Legion Of Honor, mau-
b.roftbg Royul Academy Of Mede.us at Paris
lis experiments heye proved the valuable proper
tts oflidg remedy Laboraquo whom treating on
its properties, snys All yinllenee wherever
found Is destroyed by contact with Chlorine Tht
numerous apartments, that have made before M
work 4Ba published II lo}5, IN which only an
dsd 10 DION hnye been couhtmedbya groat nun
b.r ri Physicians, particularly by Dr. Cos,cr, aho
bls alnaJy published some raaa1hatie tacl8 ON
III. .aalret loraale by Howell DAVIES.
hlueh - DIFF
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EI4FJG CATION.

TEYuE SUMMER SESSION Of Tn enbaef
n ber'a School, vii eommonae on hioruy tHe
aeeaHd day of April NM. > RID
Aueb - 3Gi
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DIoGES LOTTERY Il fXCHANGE OFFICE.
Lsnehhnre Nsr-a a9th, 1852
SMALL LUCK
AT
s'EEgEs EDV''T

b@@in9 oIlh9 VlfgInio WheoIIng LOTTERY, Class
No , for 1892.
% 81 r 81 IL % 35 Sc 10
Combination 7--3l-35, The quarter ofSlO0 sold
1t t5is otaec.
Tomorrow the Dismal Swamp Lottery draws
at apitoIs 9l5 00o-5, 000--&c, And
Oh Monday the u day Of April, the great Peters
0ms Lottery, Eztta class NOD draws at Nor
iois-Copl'ls 10000 .0O0-4o prizes OF 81
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