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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

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HHOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
q lie steam Boat CHEsAFEAKE, COpf0iR !faV leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays on the
arrival of the Richmond Boatsand arrives in Wash
ngon the following morning leaving it OPTIONAL with
travellers to depart in the 10 o'clock A. NJ or o. click
r. IA Rail Road cars for Baltimore which carry The m
through in two hours. Passage and Fare 10 WASHING.
ton 81 Passage from Washington 10 Baltimore - e.
September -. 4O-ustD
WNOR RENT OR SALE the old and valuable ia.
"a vern stand, at New Kent Court. house. The adj
vantaecs Of this stand that il is the site the CDn-
ty and superior Courts just half way between Will
hamsburg and Richmond. There is Land sufficient at
barrels Of corn to the There is a suHicency OF
land OF fine quality in wood to make rood Farm indie
pendent oil Tie Tavern parton this suiiicicncv of
tobacco or cotton might lac made pny for the land In
few years There is this land fine she'll marl which
could be used 10 great advantage Any person wishing
to rent purchase will be pleased apply to the sub.
scriber in Williamsburg, 10 Mr.. c. r. Cruinp of
Richmond, who is authorised to sell or rent
BURWELL BAssETT.
Oct - 45-u
ETkUlT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. &c
g VS. PRiSca q Sous, Proprietors Of the Liuna,an
The most extensive assortment of Emit trees i'm the
Union, and they can furnish Apple, Pear Peach md
Cherry trees u large size, and calculated TO come
promptly into bearing. The Ornamental tees are Of The
largest SIZE suitable for the immediate establishment Of
Pleasure Grounds for Streets, Avenues, &c Also,
an immense collection Of Green House plants Bulbous
Hover ROOTS and herbaceous howcrine plants A
most extensive assortment Of Garden AQricalfural end
Flower seeds, growth Of 1850 and very moderate
prices
Catalogues may be bad gratis Of the subsoriber-nnd
orders let with him viii have due attention
y. $4,000 Chinese huibrTrics and $4,000 White
Italian ditto, at reduced prices. JAS WINSTON.
Noyem0er y 53-Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
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WALuABLE AppoMATToX LAND 70, s,Iy'

The subscriber is authorised by the eratces and
heirs OF Edward Dillon, dec sell that portion of the
Sandy Ford Tract OF Land which lies in the county {
Iunberand ON the north side of Appomatt,x river and
adjoining the lands of Messrs. James aud Francis An
c'rson, and Col. N. Penick This portion of the Sandy
ora ract contains, by survey, $50 of which
are hrst rate low grounds and about 800 acres in woods
the balance cleared high land IL is situated i'm most
neatny country, III te midst of fine society being dis
taht rom Hanpden Sidney College about eight miles
from rarnivle four miles, aud Raines Tavern xix miles
MS tract is considered 10 be inferior in quality to any
tract oil It's size the river Persons disposed to pur-
chaSe can apply 10 my brother, Richard NJ Dillon for
Information relating TO the situation of the property and
the terms of sale
i will also sell Tract containing $50 acres living in
The county of liaifix, the main Stage road leading
rom 'ie Courilfo TO Coles Ferry, aud adjoining the
ands OF Dr Lynn Mrs Robc Il, and VIM Bruce This
tract contains about 80 creek low grounds and
ABOUT one hundred of wood land Persons dspos
ed 10 purchase, ascertain the terms by applying in
person to The Subscriber by directing their letters TO
him at Farmvie. Prince Edward The sons of Mrs
Roberts who live the land will shew the property
4 VIII also sell ten shares of old Appoma,tox stock
which IS now dividing six per cent.
October 10 li7-I4tl JAMES H. DILLON
M EGROES ~ STOCK for saie--1he subscriber will
v sell TO the highest bidder, his farm (Sprng Gar
DEM IN Hanover, on Tuesday the 18th December if fair
U not, the first fair day hereafier his household and
Kitchen furniture, and farming utensils, together with
ms entire stock o horses, mules cattle sheep and hops
also, FIFTY SLAVES, Of different sexes ages and
qnaihcations--sone of them very valuable AMONGST
tne horses are some thoroughbred mares, colts and
stations; and amongst the cattle some good milk cows
and ~ or 70 young Ones of the best halfbreed
The negroes will be sold for cash the other property
on credit of nine months, for all over ten dollars
and cash for all Of that amount and under it, Bonds
with approved security, will be required and interest on
them from their date if they punctualy paid
when due WAl Fl. ROANE.
Oct 50. 5I-v:l,v David.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

Col. Johnson was recently honorcd with din
ner at Louisville, got upby the Office holders and
pensioners of the administration. On being toas-
ted he made speech, aud the following is an ac-
count OF his success given by by-standcr
To say that it was the speech Of silly old wo-
man wouldbe to pay it unmcritcd compliment:
the speaker had not an old womans nuency.
Half the time he could not express himself intrlii-
gbly. A. mcagrc idea would occasionally find il
self bcwdcrcd in crooked labyrinth of woods and
Try in vain to get ont through every chink and
Granny ofthc sentence, TILL at last, like child in
a cancbrake, it would lie quietly down in despair
and die without a struggle. We actually heard
the orator speak five minutes before we knew who
he was and during all that time, VIC did not for
moment doubt, tba, he some foolish intruder
on the meeting, whom the company were cndea
voringt to laugh down by their uproarous ap-
pau.e. The affair, on the whole, passed off omit.
tremendously, although ofthc spectators so far
forgot the rules of proprietv to call aloud on the
musicians for Coal Bldck Rove"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
BACON AT COST

HENRY BROWN, Jn., nearly opposite the
4 4 Banks Lynclburg, offers for sale, at FIRST
cost, II 900 lbs. FAMILY Bacon, otvery superior
quality, and equal to any in the market.
1000 lbs principally Mdngs; a less costiyar-
,iee, sound, and entirely superior to tho New Or
leans. Where Midlings are preferred, they will
BE- sold as low as the hog round the subscriber
Undermined to sell all that he has on hand.
HEARINGS, by the baret; Five hhds Brown
Sugar Sugar House Moasscs /; 1000 yard,
Flax Linen; Smiths Bellows's and Anvils,
Vices and Hammers. Together with an assort-
uent of Hats, Boots and Shoes.
CosrrcTIoNARIgs such as Sugar Misses, and
ayaTcty of other Candies, at 81 cts. per pound,
ALSO,
A great variety of new and fashionable Cotton,
silk and Woocn Goods all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Augusta Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
CABINET LETTER WRITING.

1t is amusing to read the letters in reply to the
invitations OF tho committee at the recent johnson
celebration of the battle of the Thames in New
York. Van Buren,, John A. Dix, regent of Alba
ny, Mr.. senator Tallmadgc, secretaries Dickerson
and Cass, governor Marcy and William G. Riycs,
all write the most respectable letters in the world
about Johnson and hcroiSn, and wounds, and
democracy, and all that sort Of thing, and winding
up with" most respectfully your obedient servant"
But Forsyth will submit to no such &C CANNON
ing" lie despises Johnson and the. committee, and
in the following brief and crusy" letter, expresses
his contempt as obviously if he had put it into
so many words:
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a, 1885.
Gentlemen 1t will be out of my power to a.
vail myself of the invitation you have done me the
honor to give to the festival proposed to bc given
~ the democratic republican citizens Of New
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
VOL. YfC:....v'O. Is 8

him down, and nearly s,rangled him before she dis
tinctly saw his features, when, finding tina, she had
boon mistaken, she faintcd away. On being re.
suscitaled she rnvcd and tore her hair, and con-
Quoted herself so violently, that tho watchmen
thought it advisable to take her to the watch house.
In the morning the magistrates had hardly asked
her the reason Of her behaviour ere she burst into
tears threw herself ON the ground and prayed with
a bitter carnesncss for instant death. She was
put below for sholt time, when becoming somc-
what more composed, and no person appearing to
prefer complaint against her, she set at liber-
", upon promisngt TO 20 and live with acquain-
lance in Madison street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
il trial oi ,,,n ,,r,n IyHI,,i\tI#
DUMFRIES'
0Pg H'E VIZ e. az.

NOR Sore or lnlamed Eyes, gives immediate
/ ease and relief On recent sore eyes, the effect
j, most salu,ary.-Mher- the complaint has been
tor years standing, and III some exceeding bad cases
the most unexpected and desirable relic has been
found in the use of this Eye Water aitercyery other
rcmed, had failed. Many persons who have used IT.
pronounce it the best preparation Tor these complaints
they have ever with especially in cases OF SORE
ness or Inflammation of long standing. Price -
rents a bottle
None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, /. MD
DER immediate successor to the late DR.. W. e on
vay For sale at ms Counting Room, over No. ",
Court Street near onccrt Hall Boston, and also by
his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
j. T. & }. T.. ROY ALL, Lynchburg
NN7 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

4 beautiful assortment of Treble Polish, Ribbed
and Doeskin Casslmcrcs-Togethcr with the most
splendid assortment of csng that has ever oech eA
hibed in this market. lie has also an elegant as
sortment of Stocks. Gum Elastic Suspcnders and
Patent Merno Shirts and Drawers, "a fine article
for the approaching season. all OF which, Will be sold
on very liberal terms. He particularly invites hls
friends and the public generally to call and examine
his Stock of Goods, before purchasing elsewhere
and he assures them, that they shall not he dissals
fed with any asticc they may purchase OF him. lie
has also received the Latest Fashions, and ready
TO execute all orders in his line, in the neatcst, most
fashionable, and expeditions manner.
a., w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
\ REMEDY FOR
oe sssFs, FesEes TES.W.

-ur xcultiang pain, the dccrepltude and dc
,annity, aud the premature old age which are
.,,,l At tendauts OF this disorder, are suffered by
'h' uS@ e,n despair of a cure disappointment in
na ccacy of the numerous pretended ant'doteS used
VI e,cct this purpose But those who haze made a
IN m ,,'' IEBHS CELEBRATED IiNlhi.NT
c,.cs of long standing, and OF the most Sc
'.rs character, have received certain reei and many
s.'e been cured in few days, some IN - hours as
n,mbcr OF persons IN Boston and vicinity have very
nlly testified Certificates are IN the possession oil
,be Proprietor. proving the most 'hof1"Sh ana sur
VI, cnrcs by means of this powerful ldnncnt' III
a.o. sh,rc other approved applications had utterly
e,oJ The Iiniment is also used with success for
hrui.es. sprains, numbness stiffness OF the JOINTS
chblains, &c.
Price SO cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
l'OI.lEEe Al.
From the Nem York Jomnaiof Commerce.
LIST OF MEMBERS ELECTED TO TIE
TWENTN FOURTH CONGRESS-

rs the Senate is now full, with the exception OF
one member from Mississippi, and the House with
the exception OF two members from Mississippi and
one from New York, We have thought a complete
list might be acceptable To ourrcadcrs, for the sake
OF comparison and reerencc.-l'hoSc in italics are
Anti-Nan Buren,: the others were elected by the
party friendly to the prt sent Administration and
opposed to the Ming party. Still it is possible
that some few OF them, especially in the Western
States, may take sides against the Van Buren, par
". Our object is not to make out n case, bat to
state facts according Ii the evidence before Us,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

New loRK CANAL ToLLs.-By way of shew-.
ing the progressive increase of the commerce ON
the Erie Canal. within the last few years, the Al
bany Argus gives a statement of the amount Of
tolls collected at the several offices, during the
month :" September, in each of the last FIVE years.
From this II appears that the aggregate tolls re-
cevcd IN the month of September, 1881 ,wcre Sl3l.
$50; in 1882, S137 ,l77; in 1888, $3.50 l22;
1881, Sl66,050; and in 1885, s211, 4O8.
The aggregate Increase of tolls throughout the
Canal, this year, tho last is stated at upwards
Of 200 900 dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
FAMILY CARRIAGE.

M&4 just received, very Superior New
SrSrfyTl ark CARRIAGE, of the newest pat
~ tern, with White Mounting, and likely
10 please in price and appearance. The maker wish
lng to introduce his work in this part of the State,
has taken uncommon pains in putting the work to-
Sether. Persons wishing to buy, will call on Mr..
Flint, at the Carriage shop Of Mr.. Samuel ANrcS, ON
Man-street, he former stand of II. Beach Co.
HENRY BROWN, in.
Oct. 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
DINIfLE q RUMBoUGH,

4 NE now opening Large and Splendid Assert
| a rnent of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
comprising
p IONS Casinetts, Linseys Circassians, Prints,
liam ,anhets, flannes, Ladies' Cotton and Worsted
r' Gioves, Silks, Ribbons, and Fur Capes, Hats
dap si Hhoes and Boots, Hardware and Cutlery, Can
''eS' by wholesale and retail. &c. &c.
ALSO,
vii; !, n1aVy stock of GROCERIES, all of which they
o ne', low Tor cash, or TO punctual customers.
NO ~ I actory is now in complete operation, and
w aie dealers at the New York prices.
10 give us call W. MINUS wv
Oct. 26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
lIltHirtlI NttNhnf,
.lOll\EORSN1II.

| am, gentlemen Your ohcdicni servant
JOnNFORSYIU
Did YOU ever meet with couple of more ex-
prcssNc a Ceter0> than YOU find IN this letter Is
not tins speaking silence Not n word of congrai-
ulation TO the democracy ot New York Nola word
oiattachmentA rcSrcctto tho colonel NotaS,llahe
OF all this. No" with great respect, &c" u, the
conclusion
Now hsica to Lev, " oodbur, illuslriou>
OF New Hampshire:
TREASURY Drr,urMrNr, Sept. ri, 1885
Gentlemen y our polite invitation 10 attend the
celebration of the battle of the Thames would be
accepted with pleasure on account, OF the high rs
lmaiion III which hold that event, and lhe dis
tingnshed bravery csinccd there, by colonel John
son OF kentucky, but official engagements must
prevent IT,
trust you will excuse the liberty taken in send
ing sentiment for the occasion.
am, most respectfully, your obcdcnt servant,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary oil the Treasury.
How fortunate is the baltic of the Thames to be-
" held III high estimation by Levi Woodbury. |
was there ever such another battle Lew i, the
only gentleman addressed, mo is 80 pcrpelually
reminded OF his official dignity that he cannot icpl,
10 an invitation to dinner, withou, dating II from
his department, and annc>ing to II his official
designation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

LOTTERlES.-A committee has been ap-
pointed by the House of Representatives Of Ten
nessee to inquire What number Of charters are now
in existence in Tennessee, authorising the sale Of
lottery tickets, and what time they will expire. Ii
is the intention of the legislature TO pass no mors
such laws, and TO eradicate soon as possible M
lottery system from the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
TERMS.
.Tbp KUnCIbHrg Virgii,iUN"

p.;,,e5 t,rice a neck, at - per dn,un, payable in
PI"" No paper ,riH be discohtjaaed (but at The
.arr@t;on ofc Edtors until all arrearagts arc paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS ciH be inserted at
"a 1,nts per squire or less, The first time, and 64
~ ~. far ,ach continuance Those from distance
enc raid for previously to their insertion, unless The
"a'a be assumed by some responsible person IN
Lyachbmg' -. t,,,., INNS, /, .osr pam.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
BENJAMIN r. HUNT,
MHR MT ALL r :.

rEAkES this method of returning his sincere
thanks to his friends and patrons for their very
liberal support since his commencement u business
and would now inform them, that he has just re
turned from the North, where be has selected an as
sortment of Goods in his line which, for quality, he
confidently believes cannot be surpassed in this or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

f'N TN y Lt'.
VIRGINIA.
Henry \. Wise,
George Loyal,
John !. Mason,
John Robutson,
j. Roane,
John TaiiaterrO,
Charles +. Mercer,
John NJ. Patton,
Geo. l.. Dromgoolc,
John " Jones,
James Bouldin,
" alter Coles,
James Garland,
NothH. III. Claiborne,
Edward Lucas,
James NJ. II. Bcalc,
Robert Craig,
G. W. Hopkins,
William .HC0mds,
Joseph Johnson,
W M. 5. Morgan.
NoRTn-C ARoLINA.
Jesse Speisht,
Ebcn c@o Pettigrem,
MicaJah I. Hawkins,
J. \. Bynum,
W m. Montgomery,
James M'kay,
Edmund Uederry,
.ing"stine II. Shepard,
.1brah0m Hencher,
Henry W. Conner,
James Graham, g.
Lew's Williams,
Wv. -. Shtpard,
SouTu-CARoLINA.
Henry l.. Pmchn,y,
T. ". pickSns,
Il. y. Campbell,
james Rogers,
James III. Hammond,
II. J. Manning,
William j. Groyson,
John Is. griffin,
" addy Thompson, Jr.
GEORGIA.
John Coffee,
Scaton Grantland,
Charlie, +. Haynes,
Geo. W. b. Towns.
Geo. W. Owens,
Thomas Glascock,
Jesse +. Cleveland,
Hopkins llolsey,
Jabcz Jackson.
ALABAMA.
Diron II. Lemis,
Joshua l.. Martin,
Reuben Chapman,
Joab L0wier,
Francis $, Lyon.
MISSISSIPPI.
Election to be held in
Mover. MEM
bers.
LOUISIANA.
Rice Garland,
Elcazcr W. Ripley,
Henry johnson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
NEGRO CAOTEEE.N'G.

PLANTERS and House Keepers, DESTROYS of
- obtaining great bargains in Blankets, Cassnetts,
uIsu Clothes and other Goods suitable for House
OF ied hands, would do we'll to call ON
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
oct.5 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

York. To testify their high respect, DC. for the
character of Colonel Il. NJ Johnson, &c. ON the
9Th of October ncu.
| am, gentlemen your ohcdicnt servant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

TENNESSEE.
John Bel,
Abram y. Maurv,
Bailey Pepton,
James h. Polk.
adam Hantsman,
Cave Johnson,
r. J. Shields,
". Dmiop,
Lake Lea,
lm. u. Garter,
John u. Forester,
James St0nduer,
Samuel Bunch.
krNrrcky.
Chilton iiitn,
John Chambers,
u NJ. J. Grares,
Richard French,
James Harlan,
Il. NJ. johnson,
John White,
Bcy. Hardin,
John Calhoon,
Lynn Boyd.
Albert q. llawc,,
Jos. n. Indcrmood,
Shcrrod W illiams.'
Missouri.
Hm. II. ashley,
Albert q. Harrison.
ILLINOIS.
Zadok Casey,
John Reynolds,
VIM. l.. Nav.
INDIANA.
Amos Lane,
wv. Davis.
John { arr,
Jonathan Cmfhy,
Geo. l.. kinnard,
E~d. 4. flanagan,
Ratlin Boon.
ONO.
BeHamy Stortr,
Thomas Coricin,
Um. X. Bond,
Ehcc YoweH,
Jonathan Sloane,
Elisha Iihntiescy,
Samuel =. lmfon,
Sampson Mason,
Joseph Crane,
Dapid Spasgher,
" illiam kcnnon,
John Thompson,
David kiIgorc,
John CLANCY,
Taylor Webster,
Thoma, l.. IIamer,
W m. Patterson,
Benz. Jones,
Jcrc miah MI.cne.
MiCuio,N.
Isaac r. Crary.
ARKANSAS.
ambrose II. Serisr.
FLORIDA.
Joseph NJ. White.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

MAINE.
+. O. J. Smith,
George Erans,
Moses Mason,
Leonard Jarvis,
Gorham Parks,
Joseph Hail,
Jeremiah BaiieB
John Fairfield.
NEw-IIAMrsnIRr
Samuel Cushman,
Bennine NJ. Bean,
Franklin Pierce,
Joseph W ccks,
Robert Burns.
MASSACHUSETTS.
.fJboH laurence,
Stephen PhWips,
Caieb Gushing,
Lcri Lincoln,
George ErenncU.
George ". Briggs,
William B. Caihoun,
William JaekSon,
John Reef,
John Quncy -ldams,
Samuel Hour,
Nathaniel B. Bordcn.*f
CoNNLcTICUr.
Isaac Toucey,
Samuel lngham,
Elisha Haley,
Zalmon Wildrnan,
Andrew T. Judson,
Launcelot Phelps.
RnoDE-lsLASp
Dutce J. Pcarcc,
" illiam Spraguc.
VERMONT.
Inland Hall,
" Wiam Siade,
Horace EcereH,
Hemon Allen,
Il. +. James.
New Yonk.
Abel Huntington,
Samuel Barton,
l. T. oamofelchs'
John Nixon,
Eii moore
aaron p" afu'
Abraham Bockcc,
Jo'in " brown,
,'cho'as S',h''N'
aaron ' anderpoel'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
LANDS, NEGROES,

aud every other description OF property will be SOFA
on annlicaton either in OF out of Town, on the most
libcr,l terms Northern and Southern merchants
wishing to torw ard articles of any description to be
sold at auction in Iynchb"rg, may be assured '9ey
will receive every attention as to their care, ana th'
they will be ludicousy offered in our marketior SAFE
All orders will be strictly attended to, and returns on
consignments speedily made
Sep II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
CHARLES PHELPS.
AUG tioneer and Commission Merchant
1t his old Stand, Lvnchbmg, Ia.

n ms Old Stand, IVnch6Wg, "a.
Id ETIRNS his thanks to those who have hereto
III fore fayourcd him with their patronage, and
would inform them, well as the public generally
that he intends resumiug his Nigh Auctions for the
sale of Dry Goods, Books Watches and Je"tIfy OF
every description, &c. ON TUESDAY nIght' me -Sho
instant and continue cguarly thereafter every ues-
day and Friday night during the Fall and W inter
seasons Consignmens thankfully received and
81 aftcntlnn CIyen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

1t is to be borne in mind that Michigan is alrca-
dy State, wanting the sng lie act of admission in
to the Union and tina, the Legislature is already
elected which will choose her Senators TO Con-
gress. That Legislature is thoroughly Van Buren,.
OF course the Michigan Senators will be of tho
same politics. Adding these to the list, the &C
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
LEVI WOODBURY.,
SELECTIONS.
Reported for the " !. Transcript
POLICE OFfICE-A VICTIM.

" W hen lovely woman SioopS 10 folly,
And finds too late that men botrnV,
" hat charm can soothc her mclanchol,
l.. l. L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-12
DR.. RELIES
Co Botanical Drops!

are every year Increasing their long established repu
tstion They have outlived MANY rival preparations,
and are continually gaining upon public confidence:
The Botanical Drops have been NccessfuI'y admin
istered for many years as thorough remedy for that
we'll known and prevalent class Of inyeerate diseases
which originate from vitiated habit Of body or an ne
relitary pretlsposition in the patient and generally
appear under the various and distressing shapesoi
scrofuls, Salt Rhein,, ieprosy, st Anthonyis tire'
Fever Sores. White swellirgs. seurvy. Foui aud Oh.
stina,e Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes Seald Head, and
veneresl rsnt -.
In the last mentioned conltion"f the system. the
Botanical Drops wiz be found to eradicate the iurk
ing poisoa where mercury has totally failed and thus
prevent the patient from entang the seeds OF an he
reditsry disease on his offspring
DR.. Relies Botanical Drops successfully used IN
cases Of violent erup,ions after the 'neasies-red
b,otches -pimpes the face fostering u'tions o"
the skn-snd other diseases Of the external srface'
and are one Of the best Spring as Aitumnal physics
known, to free the system from humors
A physicisn of emnenc-. who had witnessed the e.
Hcacy Of this article, had the canlor recently to aek
nowledse to tine proprietor that he considered It the
,es, me lcine known. for the complaints fr which II
sintened, and that it ought deservealy to stand at
the head os the whole csss Of such remedies
Price 81 a bottle, o. 6 rotles for IS