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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29
Important
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEJ.M4TlC
COMPLAINTS,
March ii c5Wiy


To he Editor et he Inquirer.
,~llR-On the principle Iucucaiei by the great and
- good DR.. Franklin Ia j fuse oly as possible
every mean IN power 10 mtg ate soften the all
ons OF suffering humanity, feel II Incumbent upon
60 make known through the modum OF your useful pa
per,that reading therein advertisement Of DR..
Jebhs Linment, tur the cue of RHEUMATIsM, was
forciby impressed with belief that il was calculated To
remove the severe hheu matte affection TO which bad
been ior seven o,.h years subjected, sometimes al
most deriving no Of the use of my limbs according
y procured bottle AMI before had used the whole oil
it, fonnl very sensible reel. This increased my conf
OF whch has completely removed the swellnss auu pains
OF my Limbs, together w,h the camp, and restored them
to their wonted ygor.
AN respectfully yours,
George TAYLOR, Jr.
Hemrsteal, l.. |. March 2ih.
Persons suGerins from the above complaints and in
despair OF from 1e failure Of the various remedies
they have used, invited 10 make trial Of this long and
celebrated medicine. which has ia yeir past cured and
relieved, as IT also now doing, thousands who had des
paired OF relief Nothiog bot iir triul give al
oqna'c idea Of its u1riYnod excellence is also
oi he best applications known for uess Of the jon
numbness, spraius ani chiblans Price 80 cents
W None genuine uuess signed 7. KiDpER, on the
wrapper (sOlo proprietor aud Successor to DR. eonway
10y whom they Tor sale, at his Counting Room No
90 Court street Boston, and by his special appointment.
by DANIELS & BELL. RuilDul LIyI LEWIS Wells /;
ADAMS, WARAER Co, Ludlow.
No Feb eN.c5wlv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29
NEW BOOKS.


.IusT t~ce,'ei Hnl fut sale at The RrtL.sb looK
rONE, AVtty large supply ofww
80 OK -.
nong which the following may be ta,pj. va.
THE PARLOR sCRAr.hooG. ot is3,
TOKEN, tNt-
YEAR,, isg-
GIFT, int-
NtOLtl, ipI-
CIiMsIMAS-BON ias-
Abu, HANNAH NoUEKs complete NoEk.ibl,y
CoLtEhpULs rokTi,.L WORK., m3,oh
II" lAniF TAIK
large Snd beautiful supply 90 ALgUMs, in
n~at lancy htling, with ~ hesuuGl LNoAASNy,.
YouNG MASS SUNDAY BOOK.
OU.N BOX
BOOK or POETRI.
NoV%G LAbiEs SUNDAY BOOK
OU.N BOOK,
One set CO.INJN SCHOOL LlBRfRI con,sti,,
C iwenty-h'e volumes, available w,h tor s,h.a. ~
a Family l.ibr "
BURNS POLITICAL UORKS
Mrs llrMANa' POLITICAL UURKS
NoUNG L'utrs aud GENrLlMlNS MEDICAL
POCKET BOOk;
CHocKItl's .4DTENTURES IN TENsS:
SHEPHERD LEEj STt.IRI-S .N4R.4TipE;
SILK GRowkKs GUIDE; BEE .U1.NtiiL, ot al
easy method Of managing nELs.
POLlGLOYI BIBLES. PLAN and ON poctt ~
Also, very l"0fe ss.'or. aont % SCHOOL EOOKY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29
Il CURE. FOR THE
r ~ G II.
HOWEVER iutetetate III one hour + application
anil no daugcr from taking cold, hv using
DUMpHRlES' ITCH OINTMENT.

This rrepuratou, for pleasantu,ss. safety, expedition,
aud certainty stands uireicd for the cure 81 tins
iraullt,omc complaint It's 81 rapid well as Ger
tain in It's nperation as TO cure this dsasreeahic disorder
most ,fectually an one hours application only
It docs 40; contain the lens particle tmercuryor 9th
or dangerous Ingredient aud may be applied with per-
fec, safety by pregnant females, or to children al the
breast
ice 81 10 ceu's = box with ample directions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29
INDIA RUBBER.
StOs -.

STANLEl'S CooEiso aud P,RLoK STOVES. Al.
- 60 GRASCEK's g. king auI G.x STOW Is
Dor sslc - JAMES EtuuFrr
ka'lual. Nov ~. 1850 A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29


To rrsss rfste 20 ,,ssn
o. s'sits,ii,-ce si iistieam.
lisla.8 Bod 10 ltffnF
h~ss Dol u-ffuass
A. Haf- ifesn ~ bf-szssn
1tnu htsis'ssi too.
A.tis.u f.lles SO hlossom
VISA ees3iy mlidev
~
To+s soscs ds-pAud toiic~
Tsils s1favrs 90 niF go
And tttd iads ne iriios
imssi ~ sttt here --
~ dram u % spstea
w ,ias hath gons down
" uild hap : bFoisH
~ giofy dream fovn
vi
flsn welcome Ncveniisf
W. vlAl .afgs 70 posi-.
Tfra tad'.s &c remember
ihe bright dly,of vote
itNurk not 60 pefish
Ntsn 80 90, winds blow
ur lielmIrti O. cu.h
Wksn Spriog ctfol' flow.
VII
Whe. ssrnstgl't bfsaihsth
The birds ~ili return
SSeettp'i1g Nhichenwfeaih
eth
MslL no~efs tie cold uiu
Bot ncYcr more never
IN view is fresh hours
For | sanish--i riihcf
Away with the flowers
JALcostR.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29
am respectfully yours,
GEoRGE TAYLOR, Jr.
lIemrsteal, l.. |. March 2i.h.
Sheen for sale,

nj 'uh.erbcr has ir sale about 800 sAXONN
sHEEF including saxony BUCKS. They are
IA 2 od II .ii"n sod ,oD fac Wool. The Sheep are
Ia New lt'Nlrh, y. H., under the 81 Dcs. John
Walker AMI the owner lives IN Concord Mas Refer
ence may be had 20 James d rro't, Jr Rutland, VI. 4
I leril credit viii toe gwen if required.
GEORGE NJ. BARRETT
tinaHaCs G;r Is37.
THOMAS b s,un ALMANAC, Tor 1897.
AEIl.'o Vermont
CHRISTIAN
IMMATURE Pocket
20 ~ r,v
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29
CAMBRIAN ACHE PILLS,
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE sPEclrlC.

The relief is imsiiuie without the eas. injury to
he Teeth. rrcc so csuis "a box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29

lust received sol iuf ,ale at the BrtL,sp Ioor
y rONE. = va, lAtse .unllN oftnM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29

AT Asii go y vru,.ss
Nat .<rs ss- ear gfsath
wAe ~ Of 80 r.esrshsf
fte rem - - Itsih
TIE r'ifn.eesd i.Ys.s hstff
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~
Ne ftf b<s - hsuuars
ARR 49, rsis fa~t,
lic.' " inist % cepurE
TIE frnsuf ths hs.ssfs
Ne s~..t, ttsy zoe esss.
To maa tisr 81 fosm
~. htsAfils.d ~. 80 cods'
s.eei 1sse- 81 Aarse
TIE issoot uo- sn.fih
A sosso@ fsl snng
Ts, ~ ras ~ re- 49, agst Z
Iss blssk nsfgf slong
its BAH. lsts o. surnr.
10 cfussf ~iftsrew
The ~. o. 80 horer
IL bsnqseiins nee
"
TIE hng,i bifa' htvs'arisii'e
o. ssrct . ihe Sptios
n, siofn1srop beth btni,h j
Tarh i~sgtlfui ltf~g
Thea hast ,Estrhed ffuia the
fgfn
iu ecsursl hi't
Thy lofn g.lcr arc sifcS
Ths lostos thsektst there.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
n Iice.

yRHE subscriber ing qualified at tie last
- November ter If orange County Court,
10 the last viii aud ktameni Of Thomas Pitch,
deceased. hereby tes notice In all persons
indebted 10 said essic to come forward aud
sct,le tne same; ~ al persons having claims
against the estate fiji present them propery
AUTHENTICATED with the time prescribed by
Law, or tais motto ksill be plead III bar OF &c.
roSey. -
EPSON FITCH, Ex'r.
Januarv7. 02--3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
Osborne.

He says he was hi,ed by man by the name
OF Jeiireys; a man by the name Of Strickland
formerly o"aed hun; Strickland sold him to
Allen Dunn OF Raleigh, and Dunn to the sub.
scriber. SAID boy Osborne ~ about five feet
i've and half inches high, between thirty FIVE
and forty years Of age, Of yellow complex.
ION; heis Of thin Vlsage, and talersbly large
ioreheadi had on white hat, and black jeans
coat, his other clothing not rseollected. o.
borne no doubt will try to pass as a free nan,
a. Il ~ likely he mas procured some free pa.
pers, and nU doubt he h making his way for a
free state.
A reward Of twenty five dollars will be given
for the apprehension and delivery 10 me OF
said negro, or for his being confined IN any Jail
50 that ! get him again.
JOHN A. FAUcETT.
October 6. es--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12

suascrbers at4oHace 10 tae p,altc.
Ia they are b4liiing Nod ca'dtng to
}aaar Grape 't,tl. The, build o. 10
borrowed pisu tn,s "a use. lOth tor an
III exre.leac. Of work, tOae nj tae,
inow ruaatas IN the IA 2hborhoed e
igough, will prove thts Ct 70 any ~.
. viii make inquiry Oaf hnrse pa
heat; " they may be o spelled By
Z w1tks of a mill. These machines s.
ON fifty 10 sixty pounds p z Tag within
:. il Kept CREASED. Thss vii sell
he and accommodating IeanA
\ viii also repair old midfnes on
dating terms, ii brought q heir -,
A. L. I. SlRAIN
:nber 10. 4 o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12

frHE sabsc'iaers, fOas Of closing their
:, business in this ; respectfully solie'!
all those Indeb,es To- III eonesTa, 10 call and
settle then accounts he Istel September
neat Longer indulg, " cannot aud will sUl
be gwen.
CAI.N KIRKLAND.
July i6. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12

4 st toths llsssi usi'ier, a, assho.
~ ? sFspn eoaats, q. on the - !.
ia next, In aeiasstkt second "A Ut
ut. tas pnsi,aa ~ THE PROOF
'4tenie,l ~ ,iiic : Tor toe CLERKS Of
N al ..onaty coars Tae pan Vi
~ sill be saa u,lt.si on that day.
IlrIuS MOORE,
HAd EDHAlDi -
HIS BARNETT,
ELBEN KA.TlS, "s''
IiuSTI. NAN.ltiDK,
ID 2Ii, ISIS. 0g-5s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
IN BOROUGH. n. G.
|PEEHasHnn NFtKIF
ADgNNIs HIsARrr,

|LLAgs a EEAR. 81 Two DOLLARS
kESEs a. RAD IS ApTKseE.
h 10 aot .iYs a.,ties u their wish
paper aaacaasitiei a theeNpiFa-
ear, ~. - PE" samef - deslFiag
! cr enitl eaaaleraAnt.sd. lad no
4 seoagiaael rlltil al aFreaTagrs
- a file apiie /. ii toe p,,hlisheT.
|oeuFa - six 81 seTibeTs, shall re-
ZENITH gtatis.
|heats not .xesrliag si1teea lines
Del three times Ga ont dollar, and
kents Tor each soi tihuAnse.
pns received b. the printer, ana
post masters In Tia state.
Ppnsas1assss sstS.lOthepape
y paid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
J Library o. Choice
Liieralu.e .

fiis s1rk was abont commencing,
IA lpnst9Fs, N "a strofg Hlli pFasaee-
1 that taeir laclliiIes wese Yerf great
Aing = 2lallcslian IT the klai, Tie
Steady have givna great satIsfac.
III L.ftaf sr IN aes w kiniosh, =
y sis iifisiae." AID " ClataeteFtw
a laaaH." ara ro' Sstiat al Ine sane
y rrs.,tag aal iIstrucuvs. NoitIng
fiifs eiit rhatacts tslai! ever lind a
y iA1rary.
<nIf u ar facilities. - have com-
VI. ~. the plhli ailoa ~ sotk II
W. ftenaa, ~ 3 ar.s - FrreNs1 ~
n Isra ~ anrAStE oF AsT oTHEK
rHs gcaNeaa . ., tnH aigaor Of
g i.y popular " .fN.. "DarnleY. -
" " Rtehehs1 'htrp Aasas-
s,ry dastartpa.n " Ioun ,Iarsisa
Sl,ry of Barsuady. . " ras 'ispsey. /"
preaeal ak xii arts an 1is high
y Tae .reae j. tad "a T. aaea. du.
rri,a n it. saTes. "A 'aa-ea. 1Isnri
N H. faIi nj taase leag,tII daser4p-
ss,irrtng aastd~als EHtcA characters.
q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

We have been favored. says the New
York Siar. with the following copy 81
the Despa,ch from llie Duke de Broglie
% Mons. pageol. chsrge des AlEaires 81
France. relative 20 Tie explanations re-
quired b. tie Chamber II Deputies pr.
or 10 he ialiilmenl Of he treaty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12

RAN away ifoh the subscriber Oh The nlght
- Of the Sd lsIaut, negro man by the
name nj
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
SE INA THOUSAND.
Days o. zenri ,tmaire.

efx ~. n nart-l 2, ,taace of
"A aavf II PAM a.lai 20 grat,fs out
Ia tgal 5fs. Nta- w@ll. veet thns
~. We are rpayiurrj tey "ht aux.
Is fas -ihe Ds40tr4 ~.
Sibriiaafy ttes'tties al cnab u to
"a n advance Suh ,s N'tks OF tats
,Ider es.lshr Iiai au, io's.
j a.4ry = > lh5.aed ~ 4 =, each nun.
wang ~ faeaaal ortisa 's,aes. - q
cnS~r rar IL rnry hroalrle Satch
d llss il eontaias - ~ a14tsb'an Z
p Completion af each sntame at the end
Frt.
b rii-sp~- aa-t1. NV ~ 8 - aIssncc.
Iress CAREY Sc TART. "
LOUIS \, 40 nv. Agent,
PHILADELPmA.
wa o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12

y " l 7 T..
4 T the lat term Of o. asg County CrHft
the subscriber VAS APPOINTED SdaIBisitt.
% " tat estate 81 VIII IASi A1AtIFI,
tCuasej. Nuilrs - the a'"ge hereby y en-
~ AlI persons indebted a. .go eHta'e to axe
IMMEDIATE paynsn', aud ,t"5~ ha,sna ans
slt present thrm propvti, 'bt"ttratf ~tih.
. 49, time prescribed by law, 81 ny nohe'
ut.' b. atf.t "a bar & a. ~ r~. every
CHARLES W. JOHNSTON .Rim'r.
ID .cs-I3r }. 80"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12

ASWhkNNs
bREBf forrs arm all persons Il
81 9 on my LAID 10 any mauna
u'lcnlatly IN taking Sion from d
aoy person wanting stone Tor
''Parpo'e' must apply to ihs ,uI
d to DAVID Mardock, a. be hai
= to sell.
SALLY THOMy
nbcr u.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
WOOD-WOOD,

'crI7er' to the Recorder wi
payment IN VOL, are req,l
81 ''at al this sea.on d the - !,
'ach needed. '''
-lIer q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-06

Joined as before mentioned, or any other person,
upon being required thereto, shall neglect or re-
fuse TO deliver to the receiver or receivers. OF such
bank who may be appointed by virtue Of this act,
such evidences Of debt goods effects, and proper
and titles TO property belonging TO such bank as
NAV be ia their possession under their control,
each person so offending shall. upon indictment
for and conviction OF such offence, before any
court Of competent jurisdiction, be sentenced TO
pay fine TO and for the of, the State, not ex-
ceeding ten thousand dollars, or to be Imprisoned
not exceeding three years, or to be both fined and
imprisoned within tie limits last aforesaid, at the
discression Of the court
True Copy:
Witness-IlENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-06

The Nerican Chiefs,-You will be gra-
tilted by description of Santa Anna's per-
son. Ills forehead is high but narrow In
front spreading as it extends back obique-
lv-b,ir moderately black-small whiskers
n little mixed with gray. The skin wrin-
kles on the lower part of his forehead as he
elevates his eyes to speak. lie has large
mild black eyes; his nose is narrow be-
tween the ewes, but is tolerabiy straight,
and becomes fleshy toward the end. HIS
mouth is nothing extraordinary, the upper
lin rather projecting one of his upper
teeth is rone: his under jaw is long. His
lcountenancc is animated when speaking,
His complex xion is rather tawny but shows
more of the Moorish than the Mexican
Itiucture. He might pass for a white man,
but would not pass for native of the
United States. His height is five feet ten
inches, or perhaps more, and he is tolerably
well proportoned. His age Al.
Gen. Cos was taken two days after the
battle. and was brought back to camp, a
picture of fear. When | first saw hlm, he
was lying upon the ground, and had hid
himself under little old blanket-the only
parts which could be seen of him was In:
/ hair. which is dark brown, and the hand
which held the blanket over his head, was
small and had remarkably short finger nails
saw him afterwards, when the fight was
over. lie is about five feet nine inche:
high, built for activity-has high fore
head but not very broard-his nose is long
straight and well formed; his eyes bril-
liant black. lie has large, long black wins
lkers sun-burnt at the ends, and red sandy
lmus,achois. His complexion is sun-burnt
and he wears little gold rings in his ears
lie is cousin to Santa Anna.
The third parsonage, Col. alinonte, }
the reputed natural son of Spanish priest
by full blooded Mexican woman. H'
has a good countenauee, was educated 1t
Europe, speak. English well, and is regar
ded as man Of superior talents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-06

1t is said the Fertilization Bill has passed.
We have seen no account of it in any Of
the proceedings of Congress yet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-06

Mr.. Webster's i" Original Bill" The
smalles. king of Wigs say the Dis,ribu.
ton Bill originated with Mr.. Webster.
They were never moro mistaken since the
DAYS of the Hartford Convention. The
fact is that even the small portion Of the
Bill which the most prudent wings claim
for Mr. Webster, belong to Mr.. Calhoun
as will be seen by the following rom '"o
U. s. Telegraph which takes its 'e'o"
whic. to task for their pervers'on
{" The sfeets Of Perrer',0n, .a,,- IN W. uSiol, b
rec,cd some days ago the error IN Wi ~,
the In,ellsencer had fallen' OF into ""''"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-06

We listened with pleasure to the very sl-
oquent oration pronounced in the Metho-
dist Chapel, on the late Anniversary, by
William Ennis, Esq, before spell-bound
and attentive audience. We have heard
many individuals express wish TO the ef-
feet that the oration might be published.
We hope Mr.. L. will determine to CRAFTY
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

The Secretary Of War, who has been recently appoint
ed Minister to FRANCE left Washington Sunday last
for New York make arrangements for his approaching
departure.
The Hon Mr. Butler Attorney General of the United
States will be Git is stated in the Georgetown Mrropo
lian placed at The head OF the War department during
the Reminder of the present Administrations
We learn from the same paper, that the Hon. Nj: For.
syh Secretary of State loo much ndsposed 10 attend
to The duties OF his statonN T. Gazette 9 l2th Scpt.
The Bridge over the Malapony having been compe-
ted another section Of The Railroad ~ use AND the
cars come to Milford, two miles from the Bowling
GreeI.-F .3rcnp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
Hasess ESEsC.
Irrvm Tic Mr. Gr;ri:r's' Bro, IF SslH 81
-

l.
W.. hare h,.r c.rnre: Will! ls 81 ht ut letter toh
the in;o- %. aexjco in which * said mat pTo}Sct
is on f.. To ,n tI: nr:!i"f: Stairs II: ;ts kepnnc
Of Mexico .y, tic i:rpnh'c ct Texas Under one lnoc-
c,Ja, f,,-c7uu.cr: The letter Is dated Iacatecas,
Tulv , i>; and !!9; Tia dsa:ttc'i'n through
line northern provinces 81 Nrx:r is great and sun IN
creusnr, and speaks m the advantages OF an lne'pena
On, STATE like thai of TEXTS The states wko appear 70
be in favor Of an alliance with Texas. are, fa:n"nhg
San Luis Zacatecas part Of jasco, Nuevo Lyon c1.
auila Durango, Sinaoa, Chihuriul, SomoT' r;nciu,
ritory OF California aud New Mexico in n: csrminr
OBJECT Of all these states appears to be 'na' u
new republic in connection with Texas, .,,d now
The division OF :iexco IS 10. new dessn, ,n,v ra
under the many favorable circumstances ,I country the
sury the distraction r"gning ihrous" inie;rn-
p:sssn I"u,1n IL Sn the probability OF The pfcrs
e ean soo ss s'ss poiSs the THE :u si
shows evidently that much good wan' " ,hc n1rm1.
,s c OF s s' have gwen oc the a'crna situation
M,.Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
FOR ElsSN,
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BRITISH pAEl AlN<,,,


MEXICO ANo TENAS.-ulGIll.T IMPORTANT.
Mr. p. Hoyt, IN conformity with previous notice
broupht forward his motion for enquiry into The a;rs of
Texas and Mexico. He sud i, was Il war for indr
pendcnce but for slavery, and asked III the u Sa,cs
were suffered to wrest Texas from Mexico Cuba wonld
come next" The debate, however, is of 50 much n,
portapce that we the whole of it, from which
will be seen tina; the British Cabinet did not deem ne
cessary TO interfere, and The motion withdrawn
We copy from the Courier and EnGureE:-
HOUSE OF COMMONS-Acursr 6.
Mr. P Hoyt rose 10 bring forward the motion of
which he had given notice. It was subjec! of the
utmost importance the of humanity, Of immense
importance to our colonial possessions and to
chants who had embarked ~ 0G3 900 dollars ia Aexico
If the United States suffered 10 Texas from
Mexico would not Cuba and other Mexican possessions
fall q prey to the United States The now going
ON ia Texas was not for Independence bu: fer
slavery; and he would contend, that should the -evul, IN
Texas be successful that province would still he bound
by the treaty Mexico entered into with this country
when Texas formed part Of the Mexican domnions 10
prevent the carrying Of the slave trade within its
territory The number Of States in the Union had org.
na,ly been 49, they now increased to 2o-and if
Texas were added to the Unon there could be no doubt
the basis of the connection would be TO establish slavery
and the slave trade permanently in that province lie
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For the brnc;i. Of t!c mechanical BcaavocE. Society of
N"ritlk
Ia DC drGIru NrEandy;a ill.,, Saturday, Scpt "a 1870.
CAPITALS.
s 00N, 5000, 1850, 5000, $500, uG7 -, 100 Of
1000, IN Of. $40. ~ Of 800, 81 Of $50, &c, &c.
Tickets SO, halves 5, qrs. , 80
4 certificate Of package OF whole tickets will be
sent for $40. Halves quarters and cghtis, in rropnr-
ton Oris for single tickets or packages mas! i nd-
dressed 10 u. NJ. non l.
M Prize Loitcry
All tickets without any dawn number on them arc
each entitled 10 two dollars
fss,9a:es dollars.
Extra cla<s, No II. for lcG, 10 be drawn at Whining
SPLENDID SCHEME
Capitals, $i3,0nO, Si.0on. s20oU, $500 81 500,
Sl,lSS, ) Of 1000, &c. Whole tickets 81 emily, and
SIRE 10 be priz--halrcs S25;)-quar.crs 81 -. A
certificate of package nf =. whole tickets will b. sent
for only $50 Certificate of halves $25-qusrtcrs $i2,
so Address d. NJ. tloyt for them.
In another column, full scheme of the $500 02 Lot
tery-drawing to take place 18th Oct.
In all Lotteries for sale by the package single ticket,
b. the alI-lucky HOfT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, direc under the sign
Of the Eagle who has and is selling Capital
Prizes than any other vcnder in the known worls.
II Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
Stntes BY NIe or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prompt attention as personal app
CATION and the result given (when reGuesed) lmmed
u,ely after the drawing -if addressed to HOlT
Persons away from home, at the Springs or at places
where my advertisement does meet their eye, who
would like tickets by enclosing the amount they would
like invest the remittance will be invested N the
first good scheme 10 be drawn We have large and fine
schemes every week
N. q. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
Sept. Is [3S-lt1 D. n. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
TIN, DOEBIE, GAME.

The Wings constantly practising some double
game or other. They two candidaIcs-tley have
their double sotted ticket they appeal to the pre- u
diccs Of both North and South, TO put down the Repub
lean candidate.
The Wings of the .North and Of the Sonih at this
time playing curious double game upon Mr.. Van Bu-
rem. They agree, OF course. 10 paint him Devil
lie vst be pat iylcn nil eccnS. Truth and justice
eat # The r~csti0n. But The S1uthcra Wings cry him
down as an .lbriitiou;st. The fortcrn Wings decry
hin, as slave to the South Thus, The Salem Gazette
Declares that the casting Of Mr. V. b is sufficient
cause for Withholding from him the vote Of every North
man, who is no, prepared l., be gagged" The Bos
ton Alas ausrs him without rhyme reason; invokrs
the pwc*t PTrudccs Of the North and calls upon sonc
honest nan appeal to the CAsriSG ForE of MIR Van
Bucn: and tell The People that he voted fer GAG Law
which even SOUTHERN SENATORS. who had the souls Of
MEH AID PATRIOTS, REJECTED wlTT t$pIGSArioH. -
VIII the Sulh then permit Mr. Van Buren, To be sacr;hc
cd Tor this Casing Vote: That is Mc question.