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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
THE DOUBLE TICKET |

To Bc, not 10 bG--tf.at IS the question:.
Most Of Tie signs indicate that that plan is the thing.
ITO CATCH the conscience Of the Wings. But of
Harrsons friends in the West rcut4he Judge so lightly
that they disposed TO put him on the shelf wlou.
further ceremony.
The Slaunon Spectator says that 'Westcrn Virginia,
we are convinced will sustain him l in November by
an overwhelming ajority. Wherever his standard has
been raised, the sons Of The Mountains rally around 1t
with spirit and enthusiasm which cannot fail OF sue
cess In Eastern Virginia. too, the gns ct the times
are altogether auspcolJ-t is error to suppose that
Judge White has any Substantial popularity i'll tliot
ton of the Statehe preessEce there given 10 him, III
the general has been bat choice Of evils. The ter
rors Of Van Burcnsm hurried mult!udes into his ranks
without much reflection who satisfied Of the
utter hopclessness Of attaining their object by adherng
IL him. They that while Judge White can get, ut
most but one or two States the election of Gen Rur-
rison may be secured in the Electoral Colleges with the
aid of Vrgaia-and they do not feel willing 10 sacrifice
the interests Of their country through false show OF
consistency"
In the mean time, the staantoa Convention is going
on apace The Spectator says, that Meetings
have been called in Morgan, Hampshire, Greenbrer,
Kanawha, and Mrckenburg, for the purpose of eecng
delegates 10 the Harrison Convention We have like
wise assurances Of speedy movements in several other
countless for the purpose. Randolph, Bath, Au-
gusa Pendlcton, and Rockbrdge, officially adj
viscd have already elected probabi'
ty is that there are others Of which we have not yet
hcnrd-Therc is no doabt notwithstanding the soTtncss
of the notice. that shall have quite respectable Con-
vention'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

,ha, Mr.. Fisher friend Of Van liWsN and
Ciculruua "o understand, is oppo'cd 70 IN Esren
"- , BY the Opposition sry Gully few days before the
or tbs, shall perhaps no enabled 10 give
account hereafter At present, we do rot feel
neither Mr.. Fishers political sentiments Lave
any cGug. bu: with safety Tim, his
this c!sr.r, hitherto regarded him decided or
~ his state OF the case, therefore, "fee!' fully
..n,bor;,cd" to set down MIR. Fisher, as &oaLYd.
nr proceed therefore, 10 lay before our readers the
Results OF the Campaign. We accordingly present taeu
wit, the following tabular statement Of the names and
politics Of the Delegates elected to The next General AS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

CARD.-We, the undcrsigncd take this method of informing
III those who DESTROYS o:obanng That from
the long acquaintance and experience have had in ne Wagon
prepared says that we can Ely
description that be wanting made Of sooa M @
ANY orders that be fayoured with o disnnce -. ,
Directed to From, Royal Wavrca county, yrsns will promptly
attended to. fafc make OF our Wagons bs Fau
ouor county; and David Rtcnour Rnppahan"GcH 1R
Mae f3-tlSI lSHAN -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
Fiat is this Hke9-The Vermont Waterman THINKS

What is this Hhs?-The Vermont Waterman thinks
that VIRGINIA will 90 for the Regency candidate this
Spring by diminished majority; but the ball IS rolling
and il will roll down Van in November. The ball may
roll huekuards, my good Wa,cIman It has done SO
this srrinr and may thus roll till November Is
pecaly il you will give your candidate, Gen. air
sony few such lifts, asyou 90 In the following pa
ragraph
veodns friends in Virginia quito seriously
what they call ' black Do gwen 10 Convention
smcong tho New York From long article
Rcmond EaIure gather, that Mr. Van Buren, voted
the .t suffrage the fee black, condition that he could
sess PROPERTY g certain amount The Enquirer
defends him the strength Of this arbitrary rccona oStrction
which applied tbs whia ffcemen This uee good in
Str the restriction is based the very principle OF tho
Sothcrn savcocr VIII that the blacks entitled to M
equality origh with the white cemen; and precisely r IN,
. tr people Of Yerrsoa ci condemn M plH girfn
We don't hold this region that color dclafsJ o
their privileges require property quaihca!ion-.me I t
arbitrary distinctions COLOR arbitrary IPo
suffrage. Free free that is the hoau, % bar,
doctrine Yankee and Rni Mr. Van nnse h; nav
pretty Wing councillor this-'o too'o
against the YAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
r.. 49, T;-,,cycu, Gqrernor Of Me STATE J I"g'aid
ny H'' 4 PROCLAMATION.

vas heretofore made on the ecutFe VI
Of ksn %" sS Kenuesy
OWEN, lus ,. in ,bc State Virginiaand certain
said 10 os sonS receive tho sold geg
cd oo The st day March, 1885, directed to any jug
precep pscs OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia. requiring inc
cos OF the Faucis Dvon tho delivery Of him to the said
, e"denn And Whereas by information recently eom%u
~ Cove rnent, satisfied that base imposition nos
on the Of Kentucky having view
c and the limits o
line said Frunci, from giving evidence in certain c
o prosecutions pending theIen in which he ia on lponh
further satisfied that said Direns an innocent Oh"
Nov therefore, I, WYNDHAM ROBERTSON, Lieutenant
Governor of the of Virginia. uc,ins Governor
,hs nnyisions Constitution, DC proclaim and nuke
a be said order s OF March recalled and I
that hc same iuo woEoevcrs hands it may nave cooe
In sou This lay az of 70 ,orco-And all oieers OF TINS om
msnweuh are enOneL and all good eizs etnOSs' 1
n,o,n, and lcral stems render this revocation
% INV hnnd as Govono ana unGe. ne
seai Of the At hchmond' 'hs Tin cay
-. OF May, 1886. ,yyrnu.n RORERTSoS
(Signed) 3w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

.,,.Aa,b is unqarstonably an Administration coun-
Nhnn"5 the sum of the votes to the Wing candi
!. a, weeds The others by IL.
1'E' ,5sisI counties of Preson-and Of Mason and
t" t srsn to be in fair way of adjustment As 10
s Fnlas Of Preston, the NonOnga!'a Republicans of
g ' line Saunun Srectator.) tell him that
-: !S,..,, is sterling Democrat, and not Wing"
'' ion, Mr. Fisher Of Mason and Jackson WHOM the
..,yb, Tanner puts down as doubtful" the Psrkess
~, Republican Of tile Gth (WhigD gives the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

Thc ica of running an Tor White and in
Virginia. seems TO .cs like ho iloal Of tho Enur
Noi ~ Ill nv ycnd Sir, We do not believe the
of the people are gubc to be taken in by your de-
vice Tile fsh.book too lhinly baed 1t will catch
fewer gudrcons than you rEpect.-EhquTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
zs;cl.,,,ossd. Va, Tuesday, May IA.
I}RGLNI.l ELECTIONS.

~, have not yet received the final returns of the
we ,,.o o, three of the last countes-but we have
ls information 10 satisfy ourselves about the gen
+2' The Abingdon Statesman (Whig) of the 7lh
It. .I,, We have had statement Of the polls
e's''i'S J. s. Collier ". 3D. is no doubt elected
,Iil rhe Wing can:da,e) withdrew, leaving the
.HT%' ,ssrsson Of Collier and two other Kin.
'sS ~ .ssrs whose names we have not learned
o'' oya-( From the HHr''sn" coantrym1".)
Uhig. .iem' ~
- {, UaS.nond,' ls3 S: S,urms, l6G
hti!cr. IN |
V'"'""' Total, ga
0pl;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
WASHINGTON, May ,
xi,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and 1ciih tie Gdrice md constant Cf The Senate.
Edward Cross to be Surveyor General of public lands
in Arkansas.
Charles ~ Garrett to be Marshal for the Western Dis
trict of Louisiana
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No returns Of the polls have been received from the
following counties, VIZ
Republican,.
Wig.
1885.

Washington, Cs2O
The above are the majorrs, asccrtancd in 1873,
of ell the counties which we have flies Allow.
ing the unascerlaned polls Of le Saiinrd Sussex and
Tyler: to fall short Of The Wing cn..!irs the other
side 500 votes, "a liberal allowance y then the ascr,ainrd
Republican cnunties will overrun the Wings Ivy l3OU
additional votes
.f1atn-Wc have not run out the returns from the
following counties, because there political opPo-
stlon to bring out in any degree the strength OF par
tcs-viz:
Republican. Hhig.
Brooke Accomac.
Clarke Il Warren, Charles City & n Kent,
Page, Elizabeth City Il Warwick,
buckingham, james City, York, Il Will
Shenandoah and Halifax lialnsburp
Norfolk county,
Ohio,
Princess Anne,
Norfolk borough,
The three last counties are very heavy Republican
counlies-and will balance perhaps Accomuc Ohio, Nor
low 100 majority for these Wing the Republican
counties on the left side.
The account then would stand thus
Erp. IMg.
Sum Of the votes in the counties from
which we have received the polls, and 90 700 70 O.,
in which there was any thing like po '''''@ 1921
lilical competition,
Excess of counties. from which we have ooo
polls, : 1'0
Excess Of the counties from which,
though we have the polls, there was 100
political competition, j. ---
1882 1891
1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

Mr. Adams is caught at last in his specifications, HOW
many miserable mistakes has he made Into how Ina-
ny eqyocatons has he been ui bn
If he does not brinp il up, with all the of seven
teen wears upon Il, we shall set him down as utterly
misled by come extraordinary hallucInaon.
1--WE shall mako a synopsis of the Racing Calendar
in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

u OFaNE buvin. located in Richmond, offers his
I'D seyicrs to its citizens. Office over Nh Thomas H.
Drew so,o' ~, ,s dino house [2-tfl hay Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

WuIGs.
.1ceonack-9' Il. Bnyiey,"
Rsb.. ). Poulson."
II. H. Stuart, y
kenton Harner."
BedJord-Wm. l.. Goggin, r
Robert Campbell.
Rsrkeley-R. Y. Snodsrass, "
Elisha Boyd
Campbelt-John Wis.,
Il. ~. Witlicrs.*
ChcsterGetd-
WIN. r. Johnson.
Charles City s. hc,o Kent
Robert Christian.
Cnmhcriaui-Allen Wilson.
Eti-atctA City g. Earrtck-
Samuel Is. Servant.
ESscr-R. Al. T. Hunter
f"i!jar-Speneer Al. Ball.
Feuguiey.-Elias Eds,onds, I"
Edw. G.. Marshall"
Frdni;iin-Sanlurl Hale,
Wiley z. Woods
FrcdericLt-J. 3. D. Smith.
GiouccsteT-Thomas Smith.
Grcentricr-Ballard Smith
Hurdy-John Mu'len.
Hen,ico-John M. Bolts.
Hcnry-Joseph Martini
james City, FiIiia@sdarg +
I0rh-Ro. McCandlish.*
Ii. Boteler,'
John Davenport
Kana,eAa-And. Donally.s
King Gcorge-John Hooe.
Lancaster & hcAmoad-
Robert w. Garter.
Loxdoua-R. Z. LucketI,"
n. S. Braden,r
Lewis Beard.
.ranscmoRd-J. B. Benton.
Nicholas g. FGyettc-
n. nj. Dickinson
Norfolk County,
John W. Murdaugh-
.ic,fcM Borough
". Z. Cunningham.
Norha,ap.0R-Jos Segor.
Ohio-John Brady
Parick-Ja,nes NJ. Rcdd."
Pe,c-s5urg-jno. T. Brown.
Pittsyirania-V. Witcher,
Tunstall."
POpAaiaa-WIR. G. Scott. '
Princess lime
Ilubprd.s
Randolph-
Vim. c. Raymond
Rdpsahannoek-
John S. Pendleton.H
Richmond City,
Robert Stanard.
Rockbridgs-C. P. Dorman,
Sam'l. Med. Moore. >
'S;oa.ad mY,0n-Ed. Butts.
Observation-Disclosures Jett.
!I;ooG-Abgan, Samue!s.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
&:GLlAM BIRr. Sccfetayy.

+ Ij'The Corresponding Committee Of the Democratic
Republican Party Of the County Of ca aoLHE is request
ed 10 meet the Bowling Green, on the I'd Monday in
June next (Court day.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED-Ship Hannibal, Roberts, LoRdoa brig Gasp
Hssser Cooke Havana; Orleans Norris America,
Somers Riehmopd Louisa, Rogers Al xandria, D. c.
ARRIVED--Brs Coluabs Cook Xibara Cuoa Lucy, Spad-
ng Aposchcola; Natchman, Gilbert Bermuda Select,
FARRELL ore Lucinda Chester Bamore Chariot Lee,
Richmond.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-07
Albany ALE,

yu,uE SUBSCRIBERS have new ON hand AN F.
81 the 6r qualify Persons wishing 10 purchase Couia 10
n Ii ,,d examine Also general assortment Of Codiais
wi.e. md LIQUOR Mehegn Shrub Bte and u9ofns i0r
Nc. 256 washington eorn@ OF murray 81
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-07
L III E FL E r AL ID.
wALs. -rREST.-MONDAY,M MARCH 4.

The the market continues the topic
sOnversaOn The government say, il Ithe L. s. Bank
IL well" says the broker and merchant who the
devil @ We that the government Bears produce half
me Prensm, order buy the stocks low They possess all
he power surplus of thirty millions under the control
Of Of men, command The money market
Saturday up and the Of business done
considerable U. 5. 1861 eah-2s time New York
Gas market and for all the is it nigh well not be
IN the city.
Western merchants beginning appear
Several packets with further supplies arrived since Friday from
Europe The stock Of goods hand very extensive.
Real will be the market in LA &c quantities
week The weather Pleaantbutt the rivery yet tight
a. = Bank, 1851, 26}. q, vickshurgh Bank 1854. g.
Bank Of America, l25, Southern Trust l0lf,
City Bank 10, N L. ms 10
Chenica Blk, l24. Union Ins. Co., 49,
Della Had Io5 81, 81, G, ST. Jackson Ins, 1914, Il,
Leather Man. Blk, liza farmers Loan 10, q, 2it, 2oi,
I. r. and Trust 1873, Mohawk Il. r., li2, III,
Morris Canal g. 81 SSt, 49, Paterson r r. loo, l. H. T.
A. o. Canal ln54, Harlaem r r., g. scrip 95,
Planters Miss. 123, 81. N. j. r. r. 7. L., ia
Ono t. IA, III Scnington r. r., 96l, 80. 100,
An Tr Co, (BaiL) ll6. Isl, Utica K r. 26, 25t 28,
Kentucky Bank 1929, Canton Co. 81,
Illinois Bank, ia,
e Prices a, the Philadelphia Exchange, March S.
T. 3 Bank, I25l y, I'll, g. 27l, Kentucky Bank GIL,
Is 2J "a N. o. Canal Bank los,
Pnilzaelphia Bank, lis, Del Hull, 1e43. s.
Com Bank, 90, New Castle X X, Sft,
Schuy kill Navig., 63l, Bos- l. Wor. r. r., l05,
Penn Bank 528, Morris Canal, 81,
GiraTd Bank y
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~ HUDSON'S FOREIGN NEWSPAPER
IN pPERiSDICiI AGENCY AND FORW ARDING

TFICE corner Of Wall and Water streets, New York.
General European Agen-D r. Shelf Mckenzie, OF Liver
pod- r. r... /; ,;sa; -
an 10 the merchants editors of and
& public generally that his arrangement, for the sbove are now
ee ard that ready receive orders extent
N ali foreign newspapers and periodicals whatever wheh can be
delivered city, forwarded 10 ps Of the country by
Al the regular An has also been effected
th the trade Europe that all miscellaneous works be
ced al discount catalogue OF upwards OF eeren
drd British publications., has been reesved and may De seen
4 the ONCE. .
De shelton Mckenzie, of Liverpool has been appointed
. AGENT for Europe the principal office being in Liver
eoo viii branches in London PARIS Havre Hamburg and all
~ nr.cioal cities necessary information will be given,
c soa Office Tor letter. paid addressed to Hud
- Foreign Agency New York; where all orders will be
.Sed with The utmost regularity and despatch.
feb 9-f hOb !. d nODSON.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-07
RLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE

II his standard Miscellany continues be eyuhshed BY
subscriber In most superior style OF execution and offered
cheap other periodical the country
the amount OF matter contains and its
ne numbsr for nuary 1885, has appeared and
commencement of volume, offers able
those who wish become better acquainted this
periodical to subscribe This number will he
equal to OF lis predecessors point # ability
Some OF IFS articles value The Future" grave
the results Ut present
are now disrset"g the civilized world An important article Of
thirty entitled Foreign Polcy-Forep
Pruso- Germane Custom House League will sbundany repay
pertsa The opening article is criticism Of he Drsm4s OF
joanna Baleythe writer with linking
with that shakespeare estate
article of great interest The lovers of light rcsng will
aumber great satisfaction. Hagenot Ca tain
Bsrnaby Palms the who felt his Edward Load.dae
Extracts the Journals fasciu
stng The Legend of Trsnsao The Greek
uhology the only psetcal articles in the number.
Terms, IS per annum. THEODORE FOSTER,
mar Tiff Pine sfrs.f
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~ r those before the public there equal
~ 4, EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOMILE PILLS
~ Advertisement ON n I,stpa 7-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-07

WARDS HAIR OILs-This Oil viii promote the
w growth and beauty the Hair than other prepare
for sale HOPPERS Pharmacy, NoSl Broad
way Franklin street feb H-H
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u PROVE ALL THINGS.-Let every be his
swn DENTS, and his teeth, using Slman Magne-
tic 0dentiea See advertisement, Ths Teeth. The Teeth
feb 9-6
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1HHE CELEBRATED CiMOMILE pills. .venied h.

Dr. Evans. for DyPepsa. Indigestion, weaknes. of
mash and the consequence Nausea Sickness Pains
Lin bs Head Stomach Back Dmnes Confusion Signt
Noises IN the inside Alternate Fusngs Of Heat and Chnes,
Tremors, Agitation Bad Dreams, Spasur.
Ladies during the time Of often troubled with
Sickness vomiting heartburn headache Mysteries
besome mpou- fion which they will 6nd relieved
BY occasional dose Of Dr. Evans Canomie Pills. Office No.
% Division street m.r lin,
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TARTARIC ACID AND SUPER CARLO.
NATE OF SODA, in boxes Of 50 ha essh fer sale b.
RUSHTON ASPINWALt,
feb 16d IS william street, And lie Broadway.
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MERCHANTS AND STORE KEEPERS

MERCHANTS AND STORE KEEPERS
'A Can be supplied with Cards. either Copper plate Letter
press at lew hours notice, BY applying at VALENTINES
Engraving Printing and Fashionable Visiting and Gard Es
tabs-hnent 80 John street. Of William 7-lw
CUBEBS, COPAlvl. AND SARSAPARILLA-
the most pleasant admxiure of those for
the prompt and removal the troublesome
complaint known Goaerrha" Buffers Basamc
MIXTURE It's superiority over other preparation daily
knowiedged Ii Is combustion Of the drugs rendered
mxabe with water by the aid of machinery chen
thereby producing it, extraordinary c instantly. whee
taxing them IN tser original The shape IT Pills. Ec
'uIes Drops &c Sc would have Those who
Peied TO seek relief and wish il the and agreeable
manner soie tied this such the
IT, that bottle does aot afford relief will be useless
unue H. But this NEVER has been the for
nis scuous alteration and half bottle
stances poPuced certain This medicine he chased
win the productions OF the ignorant de- gnng specializing
tru vender whoe useless deleteos articles pulled
noore'y by copying advertisements from The London
newspapers But DIV has cured 1900 cases. and
have been submitted to the Of eleven practical adm
ion with unifrm success Price 81 per bottle
Sold only ia New York $50 Water, where
proprietor can he eonted and IS Stale Albany and
Me'srs. hein'eh Keller se2 Market street, Philadelphia
mari
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DR. EVANS Office, IS Division sire
VALUABLE DISCOVERY! READ TuuS,,
DIR. E. VI. GUION'S UNIVERSAL pr aSTEpA III 81

ALOABLE DISCOV ERI RIA n TTTUc,,
DIR. E. N. GUION'S UNIVERSAL PIASTERA III miS!!
CURE OF CHLBLAINS. CORNS, RHEUMATiSwA III
SORES OF ALL kINDS.-This truly valuable PIssrrs ~
been generally used and already given entire nas
all ct the above Affections the universal that il AZ "a
OF Chbans and COINS are sufficient to establish efcacy r.
offered 70 he public as sure and speedy remedy for any Of ~
Of Grand street The following among the o,neI
testimonials slready received ~ NUMBER OF
Dr. E. NJ Onion, Sir: should be wanting in NV d.tr - -
did not take this method Of tesyng the lastinc 1885, o
% IN the use Of your Universal Plaster curing NV
its speedy relief almost improbable when STATE h,s
it feet two hours, the pain had left them ns
make what use of this letter you please |'ou nay
Your obliged servant,
Signed . Tuou.e
:. Brooklyn, L. I, January m IaaS
Dear Doctor My Cons which stated to ron hs% - 20
50 oEg that had exhausted all patience irving 70 IL
been DESTROYED root and branch, use OF Won Trr
Plaster-which for your kindness in recommendn.
many thanks Your Ne p y T.s rssvn Joe
For sale at Ne ~ Bowery Of Grand street, Al Ma %
Henry, corner Of Pike u. e. q o. 70 %
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S0A DOE. DIAMOND CEMENT-for JONI ng per-
COV m.neny Glass and China ware, for sale with directions
BY the manufacturer, DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
mar = rf 81 Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-07

RuTTER,PEACHE AND PLUMS.-l00 Fir
kin first quality dairy Butter 5ovey small sized do. prime
article for families 100 she dried Punas
With full assoIms ant Of Groceries. for sale by "a e
MILESTONE PAGE, l03 Catherine ST..
door above the Market
N.B-Cheap for Cash 5-As
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ItJUBE PASTE AT 50 cents per lh-Fresh Imported
- Jujube Paste is sdtrd al 80 per ID. ny
mari DIR LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, 81 Broadway.
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READ DIR. BRANDRETH'S ADvER.
riSE NENTS in advertising columns He Is determined al
-ha,,oever expense. place his GRANDFATHERS VEGE
T1RIE UNIVERSAL PILLS BEFORE THE PuPLIc. IL
aids are net BY them i'll not be Dr. BRAspRErHs
Soit THE ADVERTISEMENTS speak for themselves
feb l6-2m<
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EOR SALE-22, 900 Acres Of good timbered Land in
the State Of Maine lying the Naagaugu
few miles Of ship naygation The timber consists principally
White Pine with fair proportion Of Spruce and
hse several good nl in the vicinity of easy
Persons who have been it, represent desirable land
will uade easy and accommodating; for further particulars .
ply 10 J. g. VANDENBER9, =
dec 5-tf .fT IS Chatham direct.
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(NENUINE HARLEM OIL-Jrs irrer,ed and for NJ
N by d.. LEWIS FEUCET WANCER -
an i atiHHrr - Broadway.
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q THE POOR, HARD WORKING MAN. vi

w wishes 10 live comfortably, AT a 81
- future prospect for his children, by
seIiber, ne can do - by purchasing farm
These lands are situ,ted in the tract know
Company's purch.e; the soil is equal 10 any
climate healthy. Persons wishing TO settle,
lunity OF going out in the Compsny's vessel
often in the course of the ensuing summer Al
emigrants may require. Apply 20 G.
mar Tiff
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01
LAYS or THE xzUMDuaaEas
 NO. VI. THE FRONTIER MUSTER.
AIR" Pdddu C'Hn fc,.t,

AR -"Paddy C'Rcfery." Muster, ye Mohawks, and stand in good order Caat you see, boys, that the battle is coming on7 On with the black banner the borderl Every hrelng his kettle $ drumming on Would you be beat by the people again.
 With such leaders you hayef Oh, no--not drop of iii Muster, tfenl muster and on like nent The big chest shall ours wei dance on the ton of H Muster, ye Humbugs Sc. Come on, boys, the Treasurys full, and flows over So take what you like for there's no risk at a in - ltcant he called theft, for tis nothing trover-- And the sWrptas cash will be very small in It. The Fanda flag proudly floats oyer our head lis black and it has big hog the middle ont And we, when old Constitution is dead
 Witt dance inc corpse, while Van on l. Muster ye Humbugs Sc Amos tho greedy, and Blair bawing,
 Reuben the perjured, and shadrach the sniyeer-- Chapel Hill Benton tho rescue is calling
 Tucker tie steamer and Richie the drveller- Lane, whom the feon brand ought to adorn
 And hundreds of others hardly worth naming 'tis- Nagabouds, renegades tattered and torn,
 VI character so bad that hardly worth claiming tis The.i muster se Humhugs. Sc, So muster' we'll make up fine convention Politicians whose creeds O different latitude. We care not fig for the good Of the nation.
 But hnnihug and riot is all our beatitude The lees of all parties, true patriots we
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