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: secret instructions" which i. was or. ~ III, A.
Jeets OF these public meetings to condemn and a.
houhecf Both OF these intcrfoga,nries NAV =.
saieiy answered IN tho negative. Why then dd
lhey not attend The answer is simnly ',,s
Isl, because they had the best reason In bel,ovo
that among the other public m,ttersn vh,oh
were 10 DC introduced 10 the Consideration II IA.
meeting, 10 be denounced 10y them, IN comnsrv
win he " secret Instruction. were cer,si, -
cipIes, which, 50 tar from denonncing they cherish
as tue basis & the cement of our fedefatiy 70 s,s,.,,
oil soyernment,& which they could not now renud;.
ate, without an abandonment of their bc,e,af,r..o
lemniy expressed opinions 2ily because they could
not perceive the necessity of cmbalkins IN , haated
discussion OF abstract principles. which have !,
their opinion, no connection whateyer With Inc
question OF the right of instruction or with The node
IN which that right may he I~egilimately exercised :.
ana sdly, because they deprecated a contest be-
tween The two branches OF a party, which. agree-
ing IN opposition 10 the administration. are them.
selves separated by an impossible gulph, IL rela.
ton 10 certain principles of constitutional cons,ruc.
ton. We regret that the active movers in these
meetings could not reconcile 1t with their own
sense OF proprety TO omit, IN their memorial. all
reference 10 questions, which, be tloy mooted
when they may, must produce DIVISION m the r.nk.
u '"0 NV an ouieh latty' Inc branch OF that
parry to which we belong we've compelled either TO
absent themselves from those meetings, or, by Ia.
KING part IN them, 10 make that division more open
and apparent. They chose the former alterna-
tive, seeing no good that could arise from the reyi-
val OF a discussion In relation TO those TOPICS The
same reasons will of course constrain all who have
not imblbed the tenets of the Notification school, to
withhold theiI signatures from the Memorial IN
question, However decidedly they may approve. as
we most heartlIy do, tn; major portion OF that ably
written PIT per.
These remarks arc ma lie for the sole purpose of
explaining 10 hose abroad, vino may have seen the
names of many opponents Of the doctrine of Multi
heatIon on the committee appointed to draft the
Memorial, the position which they occupy IN rcla-
ton TO it which might, otherwise, he nisunder-
stood, and create erroneous impressions on the pub
lie mind.
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NOTICE.,

YuNHE snbseriber has rented Inc Plantation
n whereon Mr.. Chrisiopbcr l.belI, dec. for
merly resided. AMI 10 hereby givo special notice
TO tho pub 10 hat am determined to top people
from travelling through the srid Plantation IN any
wny-And any white pefson Thai Is known 10
pass through said Plantation. will he deal, with to
hr ,s,en, Of he aw-And II ! catch n negro pas.
sing on said Plantation, I will give him, her or
them L,ocb's law. And the public are further
notified, that do not intend the ssid Plantation 10
he a common pastUre-sueh stock ss may get in
will torn out. but such as is turned in will kill
aud ! " III he he Judge whether stoth gets IN. or
J., inroed IN said Plantation , bu, hope tho public
wi no 10 ,ne as VIII do unto them keep myself
and stock OF Of others planiations, and hi re Others
will Keep themsciv YES md stock oil 81 MIN.
JOHN ID RICHESON.
=. 81 do forwatn all persons from huaiing
or ranging on said Plantation. or the Plantation
ah-,eon John Rich,son lives. J. X.
Jan. b II
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sYT II GIhiA.-N rniss held IN tho Clerks ONCE NJ
w mo Ctrcuit superior Court Of Law and Cbaueery trv
tho county OF I,uekiaghan on Monday tho LIST day of De
sorugRs, merchants and partners trading under the hrrn
Of I~snghorno and 6crugss, Plaintiffs. against ~.
rl,zsl,o,h his " ife, William Harper, Lit,ieberry Hsdd'c--
ton aud hts infant children. Littebcrty. ana Ihcrsas.
duorgs lIarror. Lucy H,rper. Samuel H'rPcf' i:a.'aia
ifarusr martha Harper, and itobecca H1vror' hhd Itoo-
az NJ. yonduraat adIn'r. of Samuel Harper, docd. DeNs.--
In Chnncnry.
,ppsarancen aud given security according 10 the act siA~-
srmh,y and the rules afthis court, and II appearing BY sat
,.f,rtovy evidence that he Is not IN inhabitant ofthis cour-
~ Il l. ordered tha, the sand absent defendant dssppccr
hare on tho fret day ri tho next Arril term. and arss.ev
the itil Of tho plaintiff. and that q cory al thss order To
orthw,a iusarted in homo ne~srarer pnhii.hed IA ;.e
own'ofLy~chburg for two mou,as sucecssisciy. AMI rsslat
4. I'm front door of the court horsc sf THIS ocunts
AC,~yIrsue n. Ei.DktDc.. Ex.
Ia, SEA
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plantcrs' Warehouse.

tnHE Subscribers take this method OF '''hrh'"s
4 their thanks to the p,blic fot the il'H'"i ph'
ronape heretofore received in the storage 81 10
bacco Al their Warehouse, aud 'oicf n cp"'"'"
49, ~ ,he same and a. they bod, reside IN
n.,LL,,. ,b,v will make il their business 10 at
,,od ne sales OF I obacco NJ Planters warehouse
and will lender any assistsncr or give any 'h'"'
nation 10 the Planters IN ~dtspo,'ng OF the'r crops
hat may he IN their power. Planter. 'ena'ns
Their crop. to market. and Wishing It soih "u'o"'
Gaming themselves, II drlive,ed a, Planters ware
80. .,ber nj the Subscribers will dispose oil u
r., ,t,Gm. and ,emi, The proceeds. OF make suen
OH, deposition. oil them AS the PiAntet may u
rect-oH free Of etargeH
JAMES SAUNDERS.
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u
u u"
1" 'es"'t'h !" iNee' i"P'p', "'"' .
it"'" De 'ec'aa'''i " ''e"''"' ~ -
several pfotounl d's'efanoheeo' mo ''@" :"
general government 10 "oNc "Pr' P''''', ~ :"
% 'nter"al 'mPto''" a . ''Ne' ~ -" '""' :
Vefs may eons1i'a'''e1Y u i'P''',' '"" 49,
OF cut ieni 'ha' II - ~ ~ IN
above ooein' OF ""ei' i" '"'" '
"y e'Nc esc" -.
~ q "' " "'f''l ,a.,. ,Lo
lial''", ""n ,J''ur = "D"' "
nlslgHIlea OF inc ""o''p' pNA' '''N
ceedlnS'y 10 ol'eo'e'' nv - F.n,
mum u d ''''''' "'c' -.
sho" U.s. INC W '"' - - =.
from the COMMUNION ' Wv ~" 49,
rer, "h'eP "'''5'' : f1'. 21aLLa ~
~ ; ''a3'' -. -, - .eonc.dta
proudly inserts iIn' - no 'lsh power ''''',''
by The constitution -n0 y" e'I') y" W
the establishments +" " Fo'so' ~ .a't =.
the character oil 'na' instrument w - -
me PLAN t'n'on' ""o "'''' ''l.
5titn7Iohal m"l,i''o" my" o'' ,. - ~
cVadcd oy too '''''"'"'', "
wherever II "os '""'s" ''''' 's.t, 49,
yer. ANA, Wy me way ~ -,
ingenious method OF ooVlo'os Al.
.titn lonal sctnfies ms oeco seiA@u 'i'", =
Tfpto", one Cl The ln1ianh oehA'ois, mas "'N'' ~
the establishment OF port u enoY ~ L''"P''o'
on the Wabash, ana oihrr 'noi'on' nave D IN '''
Tor siihIlhr Iofls el Ota"n anu N''e'''' ~ '''"'''
an1 at BtownSsll'e IN reonsy''""''' " "
hope, should the President coe'in'e 70 hol h' PFC
scni opinions, that Lyhehuufs may n"Ee '"' go"
fortune to gain the Ike usn'y' anu ,"u' S''p''
the impfovenfh o. james River o i"tn'''"'
especially II inc en'f'' o. 'oo ''en.' - -
hannwha company sho'u Dc unl',u''3e,J w
ie'led BAT NO "oo' 'isisc lns i a. - = =
We might DO so presum l'aops' 10 e'"P. "' o1
plan OF publishing a 'e'"1" III " ".oD'' NV
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 26lh ult. by tho Rev Mr.
Lamon, JAMES NJ. SMITH, Esq Editor Of
rha "Vir2ina Drmocraf,') 10 Miss MARY
MILLER NORrHANA, youngest daughter OF
Capl. James NJ. Bell, of Culpcper county.
-, on Tuesday the 33d inst. by tie Rev.
Vlnal Smith, Mr.. ia MES VI. JETER to Miss
EMELiNE DOOLEY, daughter of Mr.. James
b Dooley, all of the county of Bedford,
-, on Dec. 25fh, 1894, by the Rev. j
Hicks, Mr.. WIN. 7. LOViNG,to Miss SARAH
w. TUCKER both Of Nelson city. Va.
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90 REWARD.

WILL. give The above reward, for The sprfc-
n hcnsi1n and delivery TO Mr.. Seth WooJroof in
Lynchbu (. ofn negro mnn named BOB for
molly belonging 10 Richard Tyrec. BOB is thirty
years old, but looks young, and is very black. has
a fine hopd Of hair, quite intel gent, bu, of a dow n
east look when spoken TO. lie reads und writes a
good hand. II ~ supposed TIM, no has freq papers.
and 10 making his wav westwardIy - a free man.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
Jan. ! IL
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NOTICE.

II I yiftuc Of deed Of tm't. executed 10 the
- srt.sctbe, by Inslc, Psdeht, ben'th; date
the 9TH day of 1une, 1893. aud 'he deed hu'y re-
corded in the Clerk = office oi the HpsinSt court
oilhe Cooperation Of Lynchb"rg, for tn purpose
Of securing n certain sum OF money therein eh'
pressed, viii sell. al public auction, for c"'h, al
The sad rnsley phdgetts hou.r, IN tbs town OF
Lynchbnfg, on saturday the l7'h 'n'. mo io'
tonIng property. W. one Cnt'ain Bed. Be1si'"o
aud FuInIure. Que other Bed & Eed,iend, (French
cost aud Fufniinr-. one Mahogany bureau, one
Wnrk Stand, Que Clock, one Candle St""t, ono
len Table, half dozen Windsor ChIifa. t~" I'm
npr Pots. two Ovens. one dozen kniVes hhd foiN''
one Wrii0g Desk. one snow Case, t"o '"t
Irons, two Goose Irons, o.. pair lsilors Shears'
Twelve Book,, one Brass Fender. one par Brass
Anduons, one pair Brass Iongs and shovel. one
set Briuannia Ware, QUO Tea Kettle. one sauce
Pan, three iargc Wa"ers, n set iron hodn' i"o''
with otller articles OF liousehold aud Kitchen Eur
n turc. CUoIhSUo tOh Ahpo, W.
Jan.S
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DIED, in Feeder icktown Missouri, on tho An
of Deccmbor last, in the ooh yc"r of his age, Mr..
WILLIAM w ROBINSON. formerly u resi-
dent OF Bedford Virginia.
-, in Richmond, on the 30lh nlt. Ms.
ELEANOR, late conso,i Of Mr.. 5AML. +.
DIE, of that place. Previous 10 her marriage,
MIS- A. (ihcn Miss Boln,cll) roSlded a fnw months
IN Lyncbburg, and was universally bc|o'cdby oil
VINO knew her.
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JAMES RIVER

JAMES 6S tNAk W.
A. q m.eiing fsts Common counch Of the Cor.
poff.iion Of Lyne..bufs, held on Wednesday the 7sh
January. 1885
lst. Re,olrsd, That tho Sergeant, Of the Corpo-
'ation OF Lyaehburg, fa,sisted By the Police MAJ
teri after giving notice in tho newspapers Of tbs
town, opea a poll in somo convenient house on the
Aisir Street, IN tina place, on Thursdiy the 5.h
in.iori. and kaep the same open until sunset On
Friday nexi, far the purppsn VI iakis |, the sense
Of The Z tall6rj electors fJf members ef tho cva.
mon Council, upon the questions whether " rot
the Common Council shall subscsil,r on behalf Of
the Corporation Of Lynchbarg, for one thousand
shares o. sock IN tic Jalnss River end Kanawhs
Company.
III. n soieea. Th4t tho Sergeant an1 Poles
Master, il taking he Poll referred To 10 Tic above
resolution, shall DO governed by tho laws, rules
and regulations prescribed for tho gos.rnineat VI
elections IN this Corporation.
8. IL DAVIS. Pres.
4 Copy -Testr,
VI. II GAnL.so, Clerk pro. ten.
In pnf stance Of the above resolutions. a poll will
bu opened This day, a.i o'clock, A. NJ. in Tho store
hoiso form liy occupied by Abran, Il. North as "a
book store, on Main street.
SAML. TRANSPORT, Sergeant.
Jan, 8
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FNNlIE subscriber Inns Ius, received direct rom
II Nv York, and PhIladcll 'hia, almost an eni''s
NEW STOCK of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
VIZ;
EPSON Salts Glaubcr ditto Camfhor Cello
mel Jalap Ipccac Tartar Eme,ic Turkey .hu-
barb ditto Opium Lunpynd Calc'd. Mngnesia
Sup. Cab. Soda Tartaric Acid Sal Ro hehe
pulv. Colombo contbsrides Bark Chomom'is
rlowcs; Sugar Lead Pppd. Chalk Mama
Flake Rad. and Pulvd Squills Lunar Ceus,'c.
pn,e Ouints, FcneA S,rychine Morphine,
Peep rinc; Blue Mass, Narder'sj Merc. Omit
mcnt Judkin's ditto Gum Arabic. Turkey
Sp,s. Niire ditto IIut,shornc Carb Ammonia
Borux, Buisam Copaiva Castillo Soop Castor
OIL, cold erpr'd, fresh Salad Oil; Beut's OIL,
E.,s. Lemon Evans's Lnnccts; DENTIST foh
Gold and Silver Leaf Florida, Virginia ana Co
logne Waters, Lorillardis, Macevba and Rsppfs
Snun Nuimogs, prime Cort. and fulY u. Elm
Cinnamon Cloves; Bleaclid. Ginger Sarsnrs-
rdia reari Barley Burgundy Pitch, aro,rea
Indigo Mad Ter Blue Stone Japan Ink CoPa
and Boot Vanish Fancy Soaps Jujube Paste
Alcohol Tu,pcn,ine Dry White Lead Chrome
yellow ditto Green ; P,uss. Blue VerJisris.
Red Lead Lythatge Spanish Brown Verc'tsa
| Red Chinese Vtrmil!ion Campcachy LogwocA
Chipp'd. dillo A inat'o PORT Wine, SC. &c.
All of which @iil be sold,
RETAIL, on the most accommodating tcrms.
DAVID r. LYMAN
DEpar, Did stand, ura Golden Mcrta, Bank
Square, Lyneijurs, Va.
Dee, Is iHs
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE,
W. are requested 10 state that the Virginia An
nnal Conference Of Tho M. +. Chnroh will assem-
bic IN Lyaehburg ON the 18th Of February next !;
and 10 request thosr porsons, IN the country, who
lniond To receive the horses nt' The Preachers during
tts session, to make that fact known, together with
he number they can Accommodate, Ia tho Rev.
Henry u. Cootes, in this place, ut Az early n day
as possible.
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II The .Nr,o York Mirror, of Dec. 81, is en-
belllshed with a beautifully engraved qnarto plate
Of Washlng,on's headquarters at Nowburgh, ac'
coupanied by an interesting chapter of reininlscen-
ces associated with that antique building. The
whole nembcr Is original. numbering among its
conlr butos Willis. Fay, P%nuldlng, verplnnek
Wildc, &c. sc.
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takes the haii in bic own nams. Jaessonisn.
though proverbial for the tenacity With which It has
claag to the OBJECT Of Is itoiatry, Is not, we ween.
u trarsferfihio commodity. Tho " waters on
Providence" whose sole object ia Office, would DO
well TO look 10 these signs, and make tar weather
ahead.
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REVIEW

OF THE LYNCIiBUItG MARKET.
ConnEorgD NJ HoLeomng & CYnsg.
Extreme prices ofpaased Tobacco 81 % to . w
lrietior 10 common . oo 10 . oo
cammon Ia rood 5 30 TO q 50
Gooi ~ 6ns G 50 10 . 90
Ln -. new n old, Gold pfeferrcd) ) 20 to . 90
otups, mono IN market former lnlces, q oo'oo w
Pork. not plenty ST. 90
Flour, very dull . 10 U W
Wheat, ID
Corn AIesi. 62i
Corn, D
Bacon, Old, 10 W
Hemp per ton. 'lo To 100
Salt :
Blown Snsarby the hid. 900 to 10 so
Coffee by tho bag 10 so to 10 90
Wool, 80
Oats, - 10 ~
lion. per ton rs 90 to so 90
Teaby the box. Inp. and Gun.
powdcr, 40 to | 25
FREIGHT down the river % cts.
" up " % to 30
Plaster and Iron, ST. per on.
sr W. have on hand first quality Of Mountain
Family Flour, and all goodies Of supeihnc.-Ou
ariccs are from 81 % TO IS 50,
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Wat a0cs this mean

A resolution has been introduced, IN the Legis-
llture of Alabama, instrueting their senators an
representatives, in Congress TO oppose the renewal
of the charter of the present Bank of the United
States, accompanied by another, instructlng their
members Of Congress to +" advocate the passage OF
the Charter OF Il Bank of the United States, that will
not allow of any stock in SAID Bank except United
States stock" and q so as to allow each State one
or more branches, by making application for
the same We should have beei, surprised al
this movement, which indicates 50 clearly what
we are hereafter 10 expect from the party that are
now denounrlng the entire paper system, and en-
deavorlng TO cheat tho people into a belief that they
intend to substitute for 1t a hard money currency,
were II not for the fact that Mr.. Llttleton Dennis
Teackle's scheme Of National Bank, = HIGH he affr-
med met with the sanction of tho President, IN con
formlty TO misconceptions he saidh he mad extended
lts details, reached Tusc aloosa about the period Of
thc Introduction Of these resolutions. That scheme,
and these resolutions are so similar in the base on
winch they are founded, that we may well regard
the latter as the offspring fine former, and atlrl-
butte the superintendent zeal of their author to his
eagerness to make Il speedy response, as a loyal
subject should, to even the unofficial expression Of
opinions, emanatIng from the Presidents mansion.
But, unluCkllY for the author Of them, the Glcoe
has officially denied that tho President ever gave
hls sanction to Mr.. leackle s scheme, " that gen.
tl.man himself has been browbeaton into a dIsa-
vowal CT any explicit authority for his annun-
cia ion-so that. If the mover OF the resolutions
be not quic seryile enough 10 withdraw them
when he finds that he fred at h%alfcock, ms
loyal coadj ltors must give them their qaietus.
The time Is not yet ripe for the ayowal, that, al
though ne Bank is unconstitutloEal and lnexpe-
dent, a Bank may be organized, entirely consIItu.
tional and beneficial. Tho day is rapidly approach
ing, however, when this avowal will be unbiusii-
ingly made, even by The h~ard-money disciples OF
this age of humb1g.
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s5 A writer III tie Alexandra Gazette propo-
ses the re ccssion of hat portion of the District
of Colnmti, which formerly con,titateJ a part OF
virginia 10 the on Dominion. Ho alleges that
the general government IL a bad slep.mo,iier, aud
TIM Inc interests oil Tho District %langui,h under hfr
legislation.
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DR. ATKINSON.

son fesisnins ms seat IN IN Sen ,tr IT Virginia
HAYWOOD, Halifax. Dc. 26 n, 1884.
STA Reqnrod by hose whose interests anI
wishes have been chosen to re- resent, Ia All IN The
elevation To the Senate 9th Uauci Sfnes, oian
avo"ed advocate Of the Proclamation and plotrsi
ana believing, as ! do, that | cannot CIV effect t,
inc VIII OF my constituents, without sustaining
principles which honestly conceive 10 be snbvaf-
sivo OF the Constitution and dan gcroas io.the ll1er.
ties OF my country, | feel constrained. by a high
sense OF duty, TO resign ,nto theif hand the trust
with which | have been honore1.
You will pleose Communicate to tho Senate o.
Virginia, tins my resignation Of my seal in thai b,.
dy. That the people Of ilalfas aud Mecklenburg
may be heard IN the approaching oloe ION OF Seua-
tor, | ask that a writ be i'm m.diat,!y issued to sup
ply The vacancy hereby cfeate1.
With assurances of high regard. ! am your
friend and obedleni seryAnl.
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ryrhe Instructions To senator Mangun. -
vote for tfa crasltre from The Juutnnls o. the Soma o
Of certain r. solnt ons adopted nj thu iast session,
censoriuR the President for removing the pnbi'c de-
roslies from the q. s. Bank, have passed both Iran.
ches Of ths Leg slat ure of North Carolica, by small
IN iJ1riti.s in each
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uJ James VI. Wayne. Esq. al present a MONDE,
Of Congress from Georgia, has been nominated ny
the Uuion party OF Georgia, as a candidate Tor
Governor OF that State. MIR. Clayton. also a mem
Der of Congress from the same Stat, or George
NJ. Troup, will be the candidate of the nulllyers'
1t seems, however, that thrre is a very slight di-
ference between Georgia Unionism and South
Carolina Modification.
u, 1t is said that Judge Mclean will be ,egn-
larly nominated, by the present Legislature oil
Ohio, for the next Presidency.
o. Mrs. Corcoran, widow Of the late fos'mas.
ter of Gsorgciuwn, d. c. has been appointed rosi
Mistress Of that place, by Mr.. Barry
NJ The House Of Common OF North Carolina
having declared. by a vote Of 6S to 81, tina. zen,
Romulus NJ. Saunders had vacated the once o'
Attorney General efthat State, by accepting 'he
impeachment Of Commissioned under inc frehch
treaty, conferred on him by tbs genera' go
yernneu,, the General. Immediately fei'grea.
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TT John VI. Rpbie.np r q ut prefrn' n 3ena
tor IN Consra.. fros Illinois. hn. bfeo rs.rlee,el
tor az ,rarsfran the 81 Of March net. when BIZ
pre- eni term vii expire.
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uf The French news J.. not of great i'nraf,
tanGe. l. leave, as rs much IN the dark a. tripte
~ 10 The fnal deci,ion oi The Chainbfrs relative
To thr Amrtican treaty. The New York papers
SEEM TO be universally oil opinion TINT fhs nppfo
priatibn will have been m,dr before the Pres'ienf.
NestRgc teschps France. The National intelli-
genccr, however. doubts IL. On The authority OF n
isiier from u gentleman al frsI respecinbtliiy NJ
Paris, under date OF December Isl, from which ihr
following IL an extract
g" The general Impression here !, tina the Cham
bess will refuse the appropriation for the pay
ment Of the 'went, .h,s mill,on' (of francs
have talked With many Of the Deputies. and almo,i
all ate OF thai opiaion. The question WI be
brought up early, and will he made n Ministerial
one: and. Il the appropriation be not made. the
Ministry will 30 ont.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-23
DUMFRIES' ITCH OTNTNE ENT

HVHE eXIeassSe-saIe and esIaI,alled repataaion Os elor ,o recommen nd il with renewed confidence to ihe public, a iaHocen, we'll powerful applica. aon for this annoying disesse. The most inIeierate eases have been cured i h0ur. by this es)eemed OialmeW,. Il contains mercury. or other noxious ingredient, and may he confidently applied the yoWagest children. Price g l-2 cents.
 0 N"ue genuine unless signed on the outside priaie wrapper. by the sole proprirfor, T. KIDDER, iamediase successor 10 the laie Dr. w. T. CoEwAY- For safe as his Counting Room, over No. 99, Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment. hy
 Samuel Busl and y. c. Beckwish. Litch field ]; Isane s. Wadssorfh, BethIsm; Norton $,
 Henderson. Goshen.
 Large discount to those who bsy to sell again.
 June l. . lye4vS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-23
1ttrDReIO 7EMQutrer:
 PuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, .-ra BY HENRY ADAMS. es

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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-23
IHe painful and facilitating complaint ct
 YEE PILES

receives immediate relief, aud in nunerous insancea has been thoroughly cured, by the administrations of
 Dumfries' Remedy for tkc Piles. 1EVHt9 approved compound also mitigates ard re- u moves the sym?toms which frequently accompany that disorder and increase the danger uf the patient viz: Pains tn the Lons, Headache Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, and other csarks of debility.
 relieved Patient writes from distaHce, Ii is hut justice to you .o inform you, that have used your Damries Remedy for the Pes Tor time past, and have found tt eminenily successful"
 The remedy is quite innode"t, and may Ge atmini.- tered to all aeea and both sekes. Plain and ample D. rections, wth description of the complaint. accom- pany each package which consists of trO 60res one conaining an Ointment, and iae other an Electnary. Price $l for both articles, 50 cents where bul is wanted.