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FOX SALE.
1000 Sf ,;s:, Hides of different quail
300 Calcutta Kip Skins,
Richmond sailed slaughter Hides and Calf
skins,
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills Curriers' Tools
sc.
Leather of all kinds, finished or in the
rough, bought taken in barter
20OO sides Northern Sole Leather, of all qualities
by Wholesale part of side,
Wax, Russell and grain upper Leather, of all
kinds
oO doz Philadelphia and other Ca,fskins,
Boot morocco, SEAL lining and binding Skins,
%OOO lbs Shoe Thread of all qualities,
Boot and shoe Trimmings, Tools, Lasts,
&c. &c.
SklrtiDg, harness and bride Leather
HogSkns, bag Hides, Shccpskins, &C.
Buffalo leopard, bear and hair seal Skins
Fishskims, Webb, of all kinds, Cut jacks
&c.
Saddlcry and Saddler's Tools, of all kinds,
Saddle Trees Serge, Deer's Hair, &c.
thase and covering Hides, patent Leather
Morocco Skins, Coach Lace, Gig Handles
and Bands,
Coach Steps, Wood Springs, Moss and Gig
Boxes,
Stage, Wagon, and Gig Collars,
lUU0 pair Richmond made, plantation Shoes,
Cash paid for country Hides.
Gug lO-lawGwif w. * !. e.. CRANE
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PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Valiant, Clifford, Egg Harbour, ballast.
Schr Star, Somcrs. Egg Harbour, plaster, to Jas
Fisher.
Schr Pulaski, Boston shntircs
Schr Pembroke, Gibbs, New Bedford, sundries
last. 90
Schr Benjamin 4 Valentine, Somers, Egg Hur
bour, ballast.
Schr Industry, Rogers Indian River, ballast
ochr Brazil, Creighton Baltimore, ballast
Sloop Charlotte IL Sarah, Buck, PHILADELPHIA.
via Norfolk and Petersburg, sundries
SAILED,
Scbr Chariot, Smith, New York. coal
Schr Amity, Townsend, Now Y ork, an assorted
cargo.
Schr Geo Wheaton, Somers, New York, coal.
Schr Washington Packet, Providence, sundries.
Schr Eclipse, Providence, -four SC.
Schr Emblem, Green, New York. flour and
wheat.
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s4 ECY,EeSsg' %.aEE Ok'

HiICiE.IfEIt>, N c.
an ILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH
i.cakc, Gary street, their ENTIRE STOCK IN
TRADE, consisting OF the following Articles 10
part:
% hhd'. 81. Croix Sugars, part very rrinc
l3 hhds Portu Rico do superior article,
&c boxes and bhls. refined DO.
i75 bags Green Coffee
S5 do. Java do.
II hhds English Island Molasses,
DO. and Is hbls Baltimore Whisky,
10 bbs. Bomgardner's rcctiied do.
5 do. Barton's old Rye do.
pipe superior old l.. p. NJ. Wine imported
direct from Madeira, and four years old.
do. $. NJ. Wine
do. very superior old CoGnac Brandy, 9 years
old,
l stand very old Jamaica Rum,
225 sacks ground Alum Salt
30 tons Swedes, country and English Iron, as
sorted,
ton handsome northern Plough. Plates,
English and American Blistcred Stesl
German and Spring Steel,
$50 kegs Nails and Brad, assorted sizes,
2J bbs. No. Cut Iicrrngs,
No. Mackerei in whole and half barrels.
20 kegs Dnpont's Gunpowdcr, and % bags Shot,
assorted,
Cotton Yarns Of Richmond and Manchester
factory,
Sperm. and Tal'ow Candies, Soap,
Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper,
Grnpowder and Imperial Tea
Pepper Ginger, Aspice and Nutmngs,
Indigo, Chewing Tobacco, Claret in boxes;
Wax and Russet Leather. and various other
Articles. DAVID Anderson, -,
Surviving Partner.
q The above sale will commence Il; 9 o'clock,
and be continued from day to day until completed,
by LANCASTER, DENsy s. Co. Aucts.
S9---tds
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paper, tie public revenues and depositcs Of indi.
''ouHis' ii any such should be made, are to be
mace IN the paperSof the State Banks, and the
iioasury Bank is to hold a controlling influence
over the State Banks and prevent their over is
sues oy pressing them for payment when there is
Il real or imagined cause for believing that they
are or are likely to be, overtrading. Such Go.
'erhheht Bank located at Washington--under the
management of 20 President and his advis
|Sstaw would have every State Bank, in the cities
~ t'aS' under their complete control, 81 with Pre-
s'ocnt disposed to WELD it for self ACKNOWLEDGMENT
would be one of the most tremendous engines of
political power imaginable. Whenever any State
Bank would elect officers inimicdl TO the political
party IN power or refuse to discount the accom-
notation paper OF political partsans, become
obnoxious to the disp!casure of the Government,
they could be immediately pressed for payment
OF the deposites of their notes made in
the Treasury Bank fast a. they should
be received and thereby shortly crippled or DIES.
troycd All that would be necessary to effect such
disastrous object, would be for tho Government
Bank to accumulate the notes OF the State Bank in
tended to be attacked, and by sudden and uncx.
pected run upon its specie funds, and raise a hue
and cry from the partisan presses that tho Bank
was sorely pressed to pay the debts the Govern
ment. IL is difficult to conceive the establishment
OF moro effective engine of power under the
Constitution of our country-With such Bunk
located at Washington, attached to the Treasury
Department, and managled by the President, we
might well feel "aarn for the rights of the States
and the liberties of the peope.n
The people of Virginia have heard jackson prai-
sed TO the skies, for putting down the Bank; let
them look at this project. atsthis most fragrant
and daring plan for bringing the monied influence
under the immediate control of the Government at
"ashington-and pronounce, which is the worst
inc Bank Jackson has destroyed, the Bank he
! and Van Buren, wish to set up?
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ksy EeesgoNi,o,'S, eEfscle $. 40.
DRY GOODS

On FRIDAY next, 3ist inst. al 9 O'Clock, at oar
auction rooms, will be sold, just received from Bl-
tInorc, &c. Il good assortment of Dry Goods;
amongst which are
bales Kcrscys,
= cases fine fancy coloGcd Sattnetts. coiored
drabs, lavender, brown, steel mixed Adams
light blue, mixed, &c.
do extra super and super fancy Cnssimeres,
do blnc, brown and steel mixcd Cloths,
do. black and colored Cambrics,
do. Prints and Furniture Prints,
Cambric Dimty, Capes, Collars,
Ready made Clothing, consisting Of casinot
Goats, Pantaloons, Sc. Sc.
Carpeiim9, Cioaks, Spool Cotton, &c.
III balcs 81 brown Domcstics. Il heavy article
Buttons, Combs, Scissors, Needles, &c
au 90 ID. a. 81 co. Aucts
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.SOgeTE5tHi

FHVHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL
"a VIII commence It's next session on the lst uoy
of November, and will close the latter end Of
March, making Il period of about five months. i:
is designed, in the course of instruction which has
been marked out, teach all the principal doctrines
OF the English law applicable to the United
states: and as it has been modified and CHANGED
by the Laws of Virginia. The mode of instruc lion
w be the same heretofore, founded upon the
experience OF several years as to its efficacy Vho
studies are directed to the most Improves. toxe
books i'll the English and American I.J%--illo
Class is daily examined in the portions ofefendiug
which have been previously assigned to il, and ex-
plantations, illustrations and references TO American
decisions and the Statutes of Virginia, accompany
these examinations. Occasionally Ora! Lectures
are rosortcd to where the information cannot DO
supplied IN any written treatise. The text books
that are employed, are ElIckstonc's Common ariea,
(Chitty'S edition, published in the L. States is .h,
best and chcapcsi,) Cruises Digest Of tie Iav O:
Real Property, Qhe New York edition Of IS27 is
the bcs',) fuckers Commentaries aud Kan;'s
Commentaries Judge Tucker rot having taken
up in his Commentaries, the subjects of The Judi
caturc and the Criminal Law Of Virginia, pre- para
tions, for supplying this omission, are making 10
publish digest of these Two branches Of our Law;
and ii is hoped that the publication will be in tiino
fer the Students TO have the benefit OF it Outing tie
cnSIing session.
The price ui obstruction (oxciusiI- "a ;"o,,c1
VIII be 500 the Session, to he paid in cash PIC yicus
To admission INTO the School The most a{.r. Ga bio
ana gc"tccl accommodations may readily be had at
private boarding houses, and at tJvcTns. upon very
reasonable terms--say from $40 to GS2 so per
MONTH including every thing but fuel and wash
ing, and these may be procured at very Inoacrato
prices The whole expense of living, during the
session, need not exceed $I5. fredericksburg is
strongly recommended, as residence by it's sllu-
brity, whilst its known hospitality holds forth 10y
The student every social enjoyment compatible with
habits OF study.
JNO. TAYLoE LoMAX.
n The Wing and Fnruircr will ,,Ioo-o ;-s,-,
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Lansdowne in Market.

n Offer for sale this beautiful Residence and
~ Farm, containing, by survey, about s35 Acres,
adjoining the farms Of Mcssrs. Wexford and Bcr
naTd, and within three miles of brodericksburr
his seize is notorious FOR health, as Justly to
cnllle it 10 tho character of an American Mont
pelcr The residence is and comnodious
containing eight rooms, and has attached, all ueccs
sary out buildings, both for domestic aud farming
purposes. Between 8 and 600 acres are Rappa-
hammock hat, the balance undu'aling wood land
in hc back ground ofthe house, from Which ihc PROS
Pcct is extensive and beautiful. Ine arabic and
divided into four fields of 80 to $50 acres each.
has been rapidly improved during the occupancy
of the subscriber. The farm is well watcrcd hay
ing Il stream through each field, and is we'll utapt
ed to the growth Of grass in common with all the
products Of our tide waor DISTRICTS; good Spring is
within stones throw of The door.
Persons dcsirous of purchasing will doubtless
view the premises (Which will be shcwn by myscIl
at all tlmgs, or my Manager, in case Of my ab.
seneca Tile uuquestionablc, and terms accornro
dating if early application be made. Any further
particulars, If desired, viii be readily obtained bv
line addressed 10 GRO. w BAESFT'T,
August 10. 1892.
u The Wing and Enquirer VIII please insert
the above twice a week, till 1st Oct. clio
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NJ AISlSIIslD

Last evening, at tho residence of Mr.. Ceorgc
n :, by the Rev. Miles Turpn, Mr.. WM.
H. AM;'1Ns, of IIenrico county, TO Miss G"oNor-
ANA g. JONES, daughter of the late John Il. Jones,
of this city
, on the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Johnson,
'niLlP J. BUSTER, to- Miss MARTHA .. Daughter
OF Capt. Blake b. WooLson, all of Fayct,e coun
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List of Produce passed down the Cana

AUGUST 27.-2S hhds tobacco, : boxes manu-
iacturcd tobacco, 451 bbls. flour, 1860 bus. wheat
~ tons sand, cords wood, &c boats, coal boats,
IT'S bus coal
AUGUST 2S.-l6 hhds. tobacco, hhds. stems,
boxes manufactured tobacco, 269 bbls -four, LAS
ous: wheat q ton pig metal, 1000 feet plank, G
tons scrap Iron, 8 tons stone 10 cords wood 81
boats, coal boats, SIS bus coal
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gass0ers,sy Of .rseSs.sgilssssa.

G2ssGGfSssY OF eF9Ms'tgSNateg.
'ENHE Lectures in the Medical Department of
e this Institution will commence on the last
Monday of October, and continue, as therefore,. nm.
til tine first of March.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, b. N,rYAy,r,
Porter, M. ID.
Materia Medica, by SAMUEL BAKER, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and diseases of Females and Children
by RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. d.
Institutes of Medicine, by maxwell McDo-
WELL, NJ. d.
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by NATHAN
r. SMITH, NJ. d.
Medical ard Pharmaceutical Chemistry, by Ju.
LIus t. DUcArEL, NJ. ID.
General, Special, Surgical and Patholorcal
Anatomy, by f.. GEDpINos, NJ. u.
Clinical Instruction will be given at the Infrm.
AIRY attached to the University
e. GEDDINGS, M. D.
Dean of the Faculty
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FAUQUIER.

Fauqucr has set to work. Two Anti-Veto
Meetings have been held and three others propo.
sed Fauquicr requests other Counties to bestir
themselves. Virginia offers rich field. Opinion
is tottoring Faith in Jacksonism is shaken to the
foundations. II all who sigh for Liberation from
the thraldom of the Richmond Junto, would act
like treemen-would not be afraid of Ritchie as
hundreds OF Assembly and CONGRESS aspirants are
AS afraid as any pupil he ever took across his
knee, when erst he welded the birch, instead of
the oaton-if, in short, Virginia was as Virginia
has boon, and had not sunk down into utter sla.
vishness to the dctation of wretched weather
COCK himself the slave of every political conjuuc
ture-if all who think right, would act right, there
would speedily be new world in Virginia. What
are we about to see? The people of Virginia vo-
ting for man (Van BUREN, whom they do not
like, or trust, because Richie tells them.
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The "Natchez' states that high degree of ex-
ciement pervades the State of Mississippi in conse-
q"ence OF the Veto The election for Congress is
Just over, and it seems probable that Mr.. Plummer
inc promising young member of splitting fame,
is reelected, in consequence of the multitude of
opposing candidates. These amounted to four.
Intelligence from that State authorizes the opinion
that Gov. P"ndexter will DE sustained, notwtll-
standing his stand against Jacksonism. An elect
oral ticket opposed to Jackson, is announced.
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SLIP STORES.

SHIP STORES.
"a VIE subscriber respectfully informs Ship
"a Masters and Consignees that he is prepared
TO supply them with Stores at the Unrest cash
prices, and that strict attention shall be given in
packing goods and sending them TO any part of the
city, Tree of charge. He has on hand, lot Of
superior Spanish Cigars--Also, prime Chewing
Tobacco. EZIrKIFI. DAVIS
aug 20
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me New Orleans Emporium mentions am;3ug
,,o "ele'errouS effects OF the NEro at that place,
that ono of the State Banks has already commcp
sea dscountng four months paper at an interest of
cgMt rer cent. The Albany money changers will
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NOTICE.

INV lOIL.
E7AT M. G. PENDLETON, Esq. having resign
Wv ed as one of the Commissioners of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chunccry for the
County of icnrico, the parties interested in cases
pending before him, hereby notified that such
cases are transferred to the undersigned, who will
proceed in them one of the Commissioners of
sad Court, in the same manner if the proceed
IIngs already had in them had commenced before
him.
The office of the undersigned is one door be-
low the Post Office. JNO. SHORE, Conmr.
aug 22-d1tc4t
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Yho spgeMEtd NaeesaMOoNl

\ "a GkGANAM kAEI& Z &,
AKTJLL commence her run between Richmond
w and Norfolk, tomorrow, (Sunday,) the
26th inst, leaving each place precisely at o'clock
in the morning; viz: Richmond on Sunday and
Wednesday, aud Norfolk on Tuesday and Friday
until further notice
Passage and fare to and from Norfolk, 81
Do. to and from City Point, so
Way passengers in like proportion.
a moderate quantity Of light freight will be Ia
ken az tho rate Of 20 cts. per Dbl
All baggage At the risk Of the owners.
aug ESQ W y CHAPMAN
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Dean of the Faculty
Baltimore, August 80, 1632-lawtIN
To George Yates, and Martha f., his ,piCe. formc,
In Il.

10 George Yates, and Martha f., his 1ciCe, form or
ly Martha r. Archcr
A you do not reside within this Common.
LA wealth, notice is hereby given to YOU, that.
on Monday, the first day of October next. at the
Office of Conway Robinson, in the CITY of Rich
mond, between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and five in the afternoon, of that day, we shall pro
coed TO take the dispositions of Brunch T. Archer
James Robertson, Jr., and Others to be read as evil
dence in a suit i'll chancery, now pend;nU in the
circuit superior court of law and chancery for the
county of Henrico, wherein Mary p. Saunders
George Yates, and Martha +. his wife, formerly
Martha f. Archer, Thomas b. Gay, ard Elizabeth
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Archer arc plaintiffs,
and Creed Haskins, late Sheriff of Powhatan Coun.
ty, and as such, administrator of William Archer.
deceased, together with ourselves and others, are
defendants; and if from any cause, the taking of
the said dispositions should not be finished on the
day aforesaid the same will be continued on other
days, between the hours aforesaid until the taking
thereof shall be completed. Given under our
hands this twenty ninth day of August, 1892
JOSEPH ALLEN.
ag 3O-lw LEWIS WEBB.
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s1A Straycd or Stolen from the
CE,lsA-7Sya stable of the subscriber on the ni.h,
SSSAI@ OF 22d inst, bright sorrel HORSE
W ST3 four years old, about fifteen h,pds
esasSsAS0 high, with long full tail 4 liberal
reward will be given for his delivery at INV stable
or for information respecting him.
aug 2J WM EIY
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FoI Liverpool,
For Amsterdam,

lAN TOr AmSLeIUdm,
,LLesIM The fast sailing ship HERALD
k1I5>llYa Capt DUFF, to load at Bermuda Hun.
eseEESSsssarls dreds, without delay. Her cabin and
state rooms are spacious and well furnished, being
one OF the Baltimore and Liverpool packet ships
Passengers will be taken at moderate price, ard
landed at Dover OF Calais, at her port of iesi.
natlcn. Apply to CHAS. PALMER.
Ia
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Chickahominy Land for Sale.


III HE Subscriber being DESTROYS to remcve, will
II sell his farm on Chckahominy, on accoinino
dating terms. This Land lies on the Swamp a.
the New Bridges, adjoining Polite the residences
OF Mr.. Edward GovuD. The road from the civ Of
Richmond TO the lower oud of Hancgor raesi,g
by it, not more than miles from the for1e. pllcG
which VIII be Tcduccd TO s. miles by a chtnge Of
the road now in progress. The tract contains 400
acres, 200 of which are low grounds e bcinr ,rea
dow land, one htlf ~ which is nov" sot in herd
grass. The Land is we'll tiubcrcd, and vtlir
iniic Of Il Saw Mlli-the improvements are spfi
clont for small family. Ii sale is not privately
effected, of which due notice will be- given, tho
Land vii! be pat mp m auction, on The premises.
on Monday, tho 18th Sept. ucgt. If fair, j. not,
the next fair day. Those disposed " I'll, in She in
icrim, view the rrem.scs--appiioatio beirE mad5
TO Miles Macon raar, tho subscriber tic erot.
aug - SELDEN MACON
-, OTICE.--If Mr.JOIiN BARBER whc i, un.
| y dors;ood 80 have brcu formerly residing in
Broad street, Charleston, &outn Caroline & after
wards in Philadelphia, & who visited Engi.uG cut
six or eight year, suro VIII communicate wish his
| Brothcr.lu- Law. Mr.. Joseph, of No. 90 Newman
| street, Oyford street. London. with Messrs.
| Dcriug s. Brooke. Solicitors, Margat,e Kent, 10
! will hear Oh something TO his advantage.
| The aboyc unm.i John Barber is tic son Of Mr.
lohn Barrier. formerly OF Charleston, but Who died
at Gibsanr, s. was frat cousin of Mr.. Isaac Barbor
J 1te of Narg1'c. au 23--2aw4w
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E{YAMILY LIBRARY-3S, 80 and 40 the Lives
Il of celebrated Travellers, by James Augustus
st. John, just !ablishcd, for sale by
nu 30 II. !. SMITH
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ssOok ;a.ass Bob Printing domc
Aa the NVsaig GbEFicc.

~ An adjourned meeting of Rich
mond Young Mems Society will be held at tho
School Room of the End Baptist Church, to.mor.
row evening, a, half past O'Clock. Punctual
attendance is requested, business of Importance
is expected to be transacted auo 90
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VA HISKEY 10 hhds Oak Head Whisky,
w superior, guilty, receiving per steamboat,
Ter sale low on tho wharf Apply 10
au y OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
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.EOEE.s' ~. GOYEDO.y' s. GO.
q AFFER for sale well selected assortment of
~ GRQCGRTGS, to which thoy particu
iarly 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 faT,
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,
% do fine old Java and Sumalra Coffee,
bale Mocha do
5OOO lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted from No. 4 10
l3, Petersburg Factory,
300 kegs Cut Nails, assorted,
300 sides Soal Leather, good and damaged,
l2O bbls. No. North Carolina Hsrrings,
10 boxes SX10 and 10x12 Window Glass
10 do. Ncols and Humphreys and Colgate's
Tallow Candies,
40 do. Sperm. Candies,
100 Go. Tin Plate,
20 tons well assorted Bar Iron
DO. hoop, sheet, baud and plating Iron,
D DO English, American, German, Cast, Sheer,
and Spring Steel,
bids. Nader, Of superior quality,
IOO Nova Scotia Grindstoncs all sizes, from 1G
TO so ms,
West India, Orleans, and Sugar.Iouse Molasses,
GunPowder, imperial, young Tyson and black Tea,
Liverpool, blown and ground Alum Salt,
shoe and closing Thread in balls
Letter, isolScap aud 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 au2-cSt
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OVIce U he Board 81 NeaIA Tor lie Citv Of
Richm0nd, AUGUST 18th 1879
lis hereby notified to persons, male and fc
male who are willing to engage as NURSES, in
the buildings appropriated for the reception of Cho
iera patients, sho"id any there be- that places may
Dc secured at ibe al wages, by early application TO
JOSEPH TATE,
-, President of the Board of Health
by order of the Board.
aug Cts
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EsEGGEsas'S EsEssZE 0EsNECEl.

biGGER still sustains Triumphantly
the Justly deserved appellation of the
l"conSfam Prize Selling and Prompt Pay
BTGGER!!"
| s. toMB. 81 81 So, the grand Capital Prize of
" $50, 1000. IN the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
NO. II, the drawing received this morning, was
country.
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HEsatEsAh1,S sh:tsNHCE

81 DRAWING Of the Grand Consolidated Lotte
Ell ry. No. II:
2i FL Sd 90 10 SIS IL 81 46 81
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DrQtrn Numbers :

"a 81 SO 90 10 So IL % 46 81.
Comb Fl "a SO, the splendid Capital Prize of
$50 600, sent to gentleman in the cuuntry-Also,
~ II 50, whole Ticket, Prize OF $500, sold and
paid at sight, as usual, TO young gentleman of
this city, by the constant Prize Selling and Prompt
Pay BIGGER
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I'd District, City of Philadelphia,
Sd &c part of Phad. county,
4th g Del. Chester and Lancaster,
9th " Bucks,
9th 90 Schuykll and Lehgh,
10th Dauphin and Lebanon,
llth 4" Franklin and Adams,
18th Huntingdon. Mifflin s. Centre,
10th Union, Northumberland g. Ly-
coming,
18th 80 Bedford, Somerset s. Cambria
goth Fayette and Greene,
2lst ' Washington,
22d Allegheny,
21th &c Beaver and Mercer,
23th ' Erie, Crawford, Warren s. We
mango,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-31

Yet ADothcr.-The Hon. ROBERT ALLISON.
Of Belotont Representative in Congress from
Pennsylvania, since the Veto. has renowned
Jacksonism, and come out in favour of Clay, Ser
geant, and the Constitution,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-31

Mr.. Bynum, editor Of the Grcenvillo Sentinel.
VINO fought duel with Mr.. Perry, cooT of the
Grcenvlle MouHtaineer on the 9Th inst died on
the night Of the 18th inst, in great agony. Of the
wourd received on that occasion