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LOUISIANA
FURNITURE WARE r ooM S,

No. So, Benvtlle street.
NK7ILLIAM r. CARNES, formerly of tile firm Of
w Flint u Carnes) would respectfully inform l,,s
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
from New Yorh and Boston good assortment Of Fur
nfure, such mahogany chairs, sofas, bedteads,
pie and painted chairs, maple and cherry bedstsads,
mahogany and cherry tables of all descriptions, bu-
reuts toilets, seGretarys, writing desks wardrues
mahogany und Cherry, wash stands, looking glasses
feathers, bedding, &c. &c.
EB Furniture packed for transportation with great
JED
DOWLAND'S TONIC MIpTUKE-A certain cure
Ia for Fever and Ague 20eases genuine Rowlands
Tonic Mixture, Just received aud for sale by
JARVIS N ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agent,
within cor Common t. Tchoupi,onias sts
r INSEYS & KERSEYS-7 bales double warn
~ kerseys; and 10 bales linseys, assorted coIors;
landing hon brig Wellngsby, Tor sale by
iyl4 l34 Magazine street
ISACON SlDLs-69 casks in store, for sale BY
y 6 DORSEY,
jyl4 A New Levee.
fsOFFEE-2Un bags, landing from brig Salvatore
" for sale by BLANCHARD,
jyi1 IS Gravier street.
TVSO LET-A Comfortable Dwelling House, in 81
Josephs street, ietween ST. Charles and Caron-
dek-t street. Apply 10 jyi4 OFT,
xTANVAsSED HASls-l6aO landing from fiat, and
~ for sale by q DORSEY,
jyl4 Al New Levre.
a EAF LAKD-2ii56 Kegs superior article, landing
L. from fat, aud for sale by q DORSEY,
TNRESH FIODii-BY0 bbs landing and for sale by
IL JyIi G DORSEY. a New Leyee.
u INSEED OLA constant supply of Northern
aud Western Li1seed Oil. in iierces and bbs: for
ale l,y JARVIS y AhDhEWs.
pi2G srContsou and II 'PituuaS st.
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The folks IN tloutr.aI, L. c. iae,tiug 9,,
fresh labs,ers brough tfrem New YORK.
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nATRICK MORRISON having been absent four
H. s;s,e ." NARY ANNE MORRISON, whom he left
nj that ncroi child about years of age, in he care
Of person by the name ., Leontaiae, who kept
grocery the Bayou koo@
where the widow of Lafontane lives should Mrs l..
or nv sister see this apply board the George Collier
sfe0mboas, where am now engaged as Barkeeper
WY fill SATURDAY..
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A number OF Canadian vagabonds held

A number OF Canadian vagabonds hed nee-
ing in Detroit and appointed a select pau, iaN-
Ell men 10 attack The U. S. Arsenal at Deaibon.
vile. An envoy from the gang was captured by
Lieut. Gardner one Of the officers in command,
who very politely showed him all over the place,
pointed out The numher OF cannon loaded heavily
with grape, the muskets all ready charged, and
then dismissed him back 10 his companions wns,
y. lite invl alton to come and Try the warm re-
ccittun yfopul ed tor tie,n. he hint IA po"
i4 iii ~, ana tbs eHca.fpni n Vi worthy '4 10 r
luIthwlta hit,ke W.
The fac steamer Diana, c %, Carter, had ..,e
f, islG.tu 10 oreaS ner II III tin ke a.
bend, ii,tle lo,ye Pravluense She I'D ot ue-
penu 9n providence H. r'pao5 II, on bus
wh-n itb froilie passes atf ia s'Aiag 40at"si -sr
cnane.l . have nH board
The $50 a2sa,s a:5 'gvonIng e&esst.rgiE
productive Tas geee,pts los Ma, 1897 @ere
$4,000, aad in ja5 1885 $ $500. The t. e
can,l tolls gar snd'ng y Soy 1886 ',2a7;
N 1897 So, 1872; ma 1888 $76, So.
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NTOTICE-The co-partnership heretofore existing
lN under the firm OF II. z. 4 J. l.. LEVY. at Grand
Gull, Miss; nnd ii. p. LEVY CO., New Orleans,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. II. /. Levy
is alone authorized to settle the affairs of both houses;
the of the firm will be used only in liquidation
Ii PLEkY,
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suspicion Of the police, and some enquiry having
been made, SOON led to proofs sufficient 10 cause
their arrest. We did not hear whether the child
or woman had died of their wounds.
p. S In addition TO the particulars found in the
Bee we give few more such as we gathered yes
terday. Four of these ruffians have been TAX en-
their names are Thomas Welsh, a one legged man
who recentlv kept the dollhouse the Canal shell
road: ]. Toben, rO'Nea alias McWilliams, and
McTall The fifth is a,ill atlurge. Three OF the
horses were hired ut Dubois's stable in St. Charles
street, two at Destwick's in Girod street, one OF
which 10 dead; two Of the others IRE scarcely like
| To live. Mr. Barba is the name Of the man muir
/ dered, aud kept tavern close by the Battle
Ground young Spanish boy about the premises
1 fortunately escaped and raised the hue and cry
that caused their Ultimate arrest When the horse
with wagon behind him gave out, the ruitian
stopped hack driver and by menaces, and hold
ing pistol close to him, compelled him to conve
them wherever they desired. These horses wer
; hired on pretencs Of going toa funeral. The e'
capped ruffian was large, and villanous lookln
fellow, whose horse, sorrel belonging to Dubol
. nearly gave out too, Though his slow pace presen
: ed his detection along with his fellows lmm'
!, dialey after his return of the horse, the story
i the murder was heard
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d1OSAEN BUTTER-60 tubs superior Goshen
" butter put Ap expressly for family use, for sale
low to close a consignment, by
LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
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The when aud tNt craps in Maryland aud New
York utvur lnah.d finer
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& yLANK BOOKS-Just received by recent arrivals
4 , from New York, additional supply of Blank
Books, of every variety Of Ruling and Binding those
call and examine our extensive stock, wholesale or
retail by DAVID FELT a. CO.
New York stutioners Hall,
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- TATE OF LOUIS ANA-F'irst Judicial District
= Court-Jamas Mayfeh his creditors-Ihe
session of the petitioners property having been accept
I'd nv the court for the benefit of his creditors; it is
or,lered that meeting of his said creditors do take
place at the office of VIM Lewis, Esq, not public, on
Thursday the 9th August next at lo'cock NJ, Tor
the purpose of celebrating the affairs of the sali
peone, and in the time all judicial proceedings
against his person and property. TO the creditors
mentioned in the schedule are stayed
BY order OF the court this 9TH day OF July l55d',
iv1o p LIE BLANC, Dep Clerk.
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II NLoUR-2O5 ibis, landing from Steamboat John
~ Mills, for sale by q DORSEY,
10 New Ieyee.
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CLEARANCES.

to ~ Addison. - -,
last to the master. 20
steamer Aa. Rs.is, from s. ,l ma'i Msy1g.|,
steamer Win Glasgow, I.tteton, from CAcinnati
steamer Huntsville, jordan from Bayou Sara
Steamer Techc, Stoc;mnn, from Natchoches
steamer Siam, Ebert from Fhihodeauxviie.
Steamer Prairie Flclegh, fou, st Louis and
Steamer Tarquin, Adams, from Cincinnati
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| 4 NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen
| W from private house in Rampant street, Pairof
Ssirer Moued Belt PISTOLS, aud ltiile Barrel, do.
A reward OF one hundred dollars will be paid
victoa of the thief Apply to this Office
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ETAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures District

ETAT DE La LOUTSIANE-Co de District, Pre-
mar District Judiciare.
CESAR DELAHOUSSAYE contre SEES creanciers.
" Les creanciers du pctitionn ire, Cesar Delahous-
save, sont par les presentes notifies davor compar-
attire dew la dite cour undi lie 80 10 heures du ma
TIM pour deduire les rasons 81 ills ont pour esquel-
les ledit peonnaire nobtndrait pas lie benefce de la
loi pour venir au secours des dcbteurs insolyabes
| detenus.
| Par ortre dc la cour, ce dejuillet 1888.
| 12juillet LIZ BLANC, Dep Greffier
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

EDoRK-20O bbls, prime . soft prime : shoulders
IL for sale by u ODYSSEY,
Ivy al New Iryee,
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de la Nouvelle Orleans.
ES Actionaires de Get compagne sont noie que
Hl lie troiseme Placement pour eus actions scront
pavabes lie 10 aout proclaim bureau de la cornpa-
gne, No "a, Maisons Nlnssons, ne tanal
l2miIlet l. l. rIiAf Y, Secrelaire.
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gDACON-l15 hhds sides 30 hhds shoulders, Cn-
% cinnati bacon. in prime order, in store, for sale
Inv LANET g. AMELUNG,
y17 IL Commerce street
~ AMS-7O hhds, % ticrces and bbls canyassed
Il hams, ~ hhds aud 50 bble, tagged do, put up
= ,rr LAYET Il AMELUNG,
lily "pHs, a.. II Commerce. street.
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s&TArE OF LOUIsIANA-Parislll Court for the
y Parish and City of New orIeans-Pre,ent the 1
R,;ss VS. Ills creditors-rh- cession of property made
by s, the nloven in the euse is accepted BY the court
for the benefit of his creditors 1t is ordered by the
court tiut said creditors do meet at the 'thce Of =
Davis ESQ, notary public, on Tuesday the 3st day OF
Julv inst there ami then to take into consideration the
affairs Of the sd insolvenl; aid in the meantime all
proceedings against his person and property arc stayed
Bv order Of the court, this 10th day Of july lnoo;
iul2-3f A GOlOl., Olerk.
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stpEEN HAVANA c 1FFEE-l50 bags, in Store
w and for sale by SLATER Y TitlER,
ivl7 40 Poydrus street.
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xNjANTED TO HIRE-A German man who II,
w speaks English and knows the city who In is o,
e cows "' Apply at 40 Te9oupiteula; street
ALSO-Wanted or Working Hands ny " Jay,
n mon mf. 40 wv jyl7-3t
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4 VRESH WESTERN BBfTER-49 kegs received
II from steamboat Tarquin, for sale by
SLATER & TRiER,
D,...l.., ..t.n..t
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- 20 Lt.T-One private Dwelling House, situated on
q St. Joseph street, between ST. Charles aud
Carondelet, SUITABLE for small family, possession
given the lst August. Apply to OFT.
JbNEXAS MONEY-One Thousand Dellars, for sale
I at So Bisnville street. w R GAINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25

am elected by majority Of legal voters, as some
OF The district, am DESTROYS that the whole matter shall
again be referred 10 the people am no, ambitious
tor office 10 desire it by unfair means, to retain
against the will Of the people. If the polls had been
closed IN Dnwddie on The first day, as in the other
fifty, or, if they had been kept open the others, my
majority would have been much increased All can
did men must admit this. In addition there other
reasons for the course have determined The cleo
lion IN Dinwldde was informal and Illegal inasmuch
as there were no Commissioners al the Courthouse
hut there is one paramount TO all phers-a sick and at
tlIcied family torblds TINT should be absent BeeV.
ing Tint no man ought TO represent any people against
their CONSENT and in order that fair and full expression
OF public opinion in this case shall be had hereby re.
sign my right TO a seat in the Spuste of Virginia.
have the honor 10 be, with great respect, your Elk
celleEcys mos! obedicnl servant
q MALLORY.
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DEATHS.
ped on nesdhy evening last, after long in b
poth !ea CHHisTiAN BONN native OF
the last forty years respectable citizen Richmond
Died. residence the county Marshall mile, Of
EIzaoeiho"n on the morning Of the 10th inst, pulmonary
consumption, Mrs. ATS MAkiA NEWMAN
OF MI Alexander Newnan Del. gate fromth that county.
departed this life the 9Th OF March, 1885, residence in
amelia county, the Reverend GEORGE RoBERJso2 aged eighty
t' t Vi October ne1 who had Ion. been IN the school
" N"s anu member OF the Christian church, and also,
va Tue l2'h oi March, his wife, NAscI RosrEToS nearly the
c "sc VINO was member OF the Methodist chUrchand both
Of The church upwards 90 chill
49, ~ mourn Their epaaJlc loss. And for the comfort OF their
,,n, ' and friends, who left their loss,
lha having been prepared by Father they
ubo meat o that heavenly promised all those
c humble followers oil Sa7iour Jesus Christ.
H., 's' III 'he conlugal state upwards OF 60 years.
y. TIC county OF Goochlnd, about u,imo Mrs.
!AhE', "iie OF Richard James, Mrs Jamc, for MANY years,
very little health She abourd under pulmonary
c, o''en win great weakness, and very distressing
seven or eight days before she took violent
C'i "ch drought IN high levers although medical aid
promptly sought hcf feeble frame stand the shock but
short tune She anticipated inIood
yeats had not expected To live long But what coosolipp 10
her tnends and TO her betelved afflicted husband is that
shc al not neglected preparation for that
many years exemplary member oil the church and
looked this world her sought city which
hath foundations, whose builder odn She was not
thee'oe alarmed AT the approach Of death but spoke with
gea. She spoke much Of the
own nworhncss and placed her whole reliance
The o'i Jesus Christ had not the privilege Of seeing her in her
last Illness, according her desire the
a. the time; but had Gns entertained high opinion Of her
humble petty She loved the house OF God, where she failed not
to he able attend She kind ncshbor, affection
ate wife, AMI cnd-r She had child. Wren asked
By her husband she willing die and leave him. her reply
was that she could chccruy brothers and sisters hnsband
Si irIcnd' Tor Christ, sake, snd seemed desire the
Tine when her departure should In hapey o mind
enc frn6ned while she able speak Another instance II"
here afforded of the religion comfort and tho
soul the hour Of death. 'ark behold tho
upright; for the end OF that man is peace"
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A PLANTER.
COMMUNICATED.
TOBACCO.

Nearly all the Tobacco Of last years crop which has
been brought to market this Spring in entirely too high
order in Consequence Of which, the Planter sustains
grea, usS and neither the Shipper the Manufacturer
derives the least advantage. 1t is serious misfortune
that T0bGeeo Planters should have abandoned the prac
iIcc which for the last fifteen years they have ESQ
ccssuy) pursued relative 10 the order of their Tobncco
when they fully that to sell we'll must be
priced dry, that il may 60 through the sweat sound
and sweet 1t is too soft for any purpose (uness
to he shiPped)
AT this season Of the year tobacco commences it's
sweat, md it should be in such condition as To 70
through il unnuEed. Unless il be dry, 1t will then be
throw upon the market in nd state; it will the be
too late 10 correct the first fault of being "too soft y
If the Planter would consult his interest properly.
he would prize his Tobacco in hard and dry order and
realise for himself the which is often expended in
making it So and sometimes avoid nearly total loss.
A MANUFACTURER
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3O,OGG---1O,OO0 Dollars.
Virginia Mate lottery,

For the benefit of the Town Of Wellsburg Class No. d,
for 1898.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va Saturday, the 23d June,
1893.
sPLESDID SCHEME.
HIGHEST prize $4,000, 10000, 1000, 5000, 1000,
Q ooo 165. 25 of 900, so Of 500, &c.
Tickets only SlO-haIves $5.9nar'ers 81 so.
Certificates of packages Of . Whole Tickets $780, %
Half do 65; % Quarters do. % 30.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
,ctet bv the all-lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
rT Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets. thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention as personal ap.
nica,on and the result sent (when requested immedi
pateIv after the drawing, when addressed 10
MAY Us [5-wHl u. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25

France does not consume much of our Tubacco be-
cause is grown extensively in that county In 1878,
there were L. 5l3 010 pounds grown in France, and in
1890 the quantity produced was SO SS7 500 pounds be-
ing nearly double in years. | unable to state the
amount raised in France since 1920
The people of Europe are not dependent entirely upon
the IT, S. for their supplies Of Tobacco 1t cultivated
not only in France, but in several other countries on the
Continent and it is also grown in Cuba, Mexico and In
dia Mr. McCuoch states, that at one time, Tobacco
was successfully cultivated in England, and at length
in 1862 the Parliament in order to obtain larger amount
of revenue from the duty foreign Tobacco, and also
TO encourage impoTtann passed law forbddng It's
cultivation in England This act, however, did not ex.
tend to Ireland, and for years the same writer
marks that "tle cultivation Of Tobacco made conside
rabe progress in that country" Finding That the pro-
duction of Tobacco in Ireland tended 10 lessen the
amount of arising from The duty on foreign To-
bacco Parliament has lately passed act prohibiting
the pcorle of Ireland from making Tobacco This Is
very WE'LL let the Irish make Potatoes and we will fur
nish them with Tobacco
The author 10 whom have Just referred, further
states that il appears from official documents hat the
consumption Of duty paid Tobacco in Great Britain
has increased from about S0O0O0O lbs in 1889 10 IT,
600 lbs. in 1885, the duty having fuctuated during
the same period from L. Sd 10 As and 3shlllngs per
Mound There are, however, sufficient grounds for
thinking that the consumption would nave been least
one faurih part greater, had the duty been less.
1.-The price OF Tobacco varies from Sd to I'd per 10;
so that the duty of3 shlings amounts (says Mr. NcC)
to 200 per cent the Inferior and to GOD per cent
" on the superior qualities Now we really 40 not see
q any reason whatever for loading il with such oppres-
sive duties even supposipg il possible 10 collect
them The exorbilancy Of the duty is advantageouso
the smugger and to him only With the exception of
brandy and geneva Tobacco is the principal article
clandes,inely imported. IT, as might be half in.
cined to suspect, the duty intended TO give life
and activity TO the nearious practices OF the Illicit
traders il has completely answered It's object but IN
every other point Of view, its failure has been signal
" and complete
1t matter of equal surprise and regret, that the
enlightened and liberal views of so able a man as Mr.
McCuoch have not been properly appreciated by the
Parliament of his country. reduction OF the duty
from shllines 10 U.s. or is and 3D. would lessen it not
destroy the inducements smuggling and the reduced
price of Tobacco to the consumers, would so greatly
augment the importation and consumption, that the Co.
veTnment would probably obtain as much or more reVe.
nue. under the operation OF the diminished duty, as it
now collect. from the present oppressive one.
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DO DOLLARS REEARD.-RHn away from the subscriber,
-" sunday, the 18th inst, JAMES MhRSDEN apprentice
the He is between 10 and 20 Of
feet or inches high slender made long vsasc long ees and
arms with remarkably long and fingers light
and looks ,ulru spoken lie took with him
pair Of sm,II taps green clothes chest
sundy articles of clothing Them brown
cloth ock coat dark green roundabout brown cloth
and hat AMI several other articles cloth
ing recoece The shove reward will he paid it taken in this
CITY thirty dollars il taken OF the State lodged
any Jail get him again, will pay all reasonable charges
returned Al persons cautioned against hahorns
cnnnyins sId apprentice, am determined
enforce law agans, all who may oIand by 50 doing.
Rubimore NAV t5-3ll HUGH DEyALTS.
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CapitHg Sd, 900 Dollars.
virginia State Lottery.

For endowing the Leeshurg Academy, and Tor other
purposes.
Class No. q. for 1898.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, the 10Th
of June, 1885.
GRAND SCHEME.
Capitals s35 295, $4,000, 5000 $4,000, $4,000,
50 2o2 So 900, 40 OF 50 600. SO Of 5000! &c, &c.
Tickets only SlO-Half S5-Quarler 50 So
Certificates of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do d. 25 Half do. IS
Do. do. % Quarter do. 80 so
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VIII EAT.

We should hope from present appearances, TINT the
present crop will richly compensate the labors of The hus
bandnan. The wheat is said 10 be uncommonly fine
Several fields have already headed 1t has hitherto
capped most of the enemies to which bug,
the fly the rus-Tbe great danger u.s. it is so lux
equally hal,cring from Maryland and Pennsylvania
The farmers the Upper James river are very imror
tunaie upon the James River Company to finish their
cansl-lo enable them 10 bring their rich hurvests 10
market-No public work had ever stronger inducements
10 90 n Itu1t
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r;rs them as much as you choose, but do
~. suspend the just claims OF the States, or fur
! ufa, their already e1asperased feelings
iif!'.a,s further remarks from Mr. Webster, Mr.
ef 'v 'oke in favor of referring the document to
,'rn with view to The disposal Of ii III the most
n' ". manner for all parties.
ltfw, ,.w more remarks, by Mr.. Clay Of Alabama,
's' lambert, the document was laid on the table
" Ssna,e then took up the Alexandria and fai-
50 nciraI amendment from the committee was Tue
EL;.r he appropriation to construct The roaa III
ma, Of Columbia, on the condition that Tue com
pls",,d csrrv the mail for reasonable compfnsa,
y ~ determined by arbi,zaon If the parties cou'o
~ moved 10 amend this nendment, BY requ"'
NJ Nm aaany 10 carry the mail for the sole cons'dera
' .Ss 800 GOO which the committee proposed 10
o vs." for the construction Of the road
,,,pndmcnt was advocated by hlessrs Ming ana
o., and opposed by Messrs. Roane, HUBBARD ana
,It and il was agreed to-Ayes Is, noes u.s.
-, committees amendment. 30 amended, was '''eh
t ~ y 10 9-The blank for the approximation was was
!. slI,; on M- Roanes amendment, wi'b $'oo,Vuo
:" eats OF % to lS-and MIR. Rahbards proposition
tie $500 900 from the fcs,-o!tice FUNDS, was re-
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The Sh0Rnondnle .Springs.

we request The public attention TO the advertisement
which appears in this days paper. Many distinguished
gentlemen have borne testimony the virtues of the
water and The beauties of the place-The establishment
has just been extensively improved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25

.Formcy when MI the Tobacco the u s. grown
in Maryland Virgins exported much do now and
Tobacco grown in Ohio hen
uek Indiana and Missouri and perhaps to very "
ne other Of the Union Notwithstanding the
export stationary fof long period, the pro
ducon country doubtless increased So too has ho
consumpun The consumption Of Tobucco in the u = mas
been estimated upwards "of 100 900 poundsthus giving
about pounds and ehid Tho accuracy
Of the ultimate 10 Questionable.
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EsebTT'S
lottery G,aG EEChNnge office.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

oyt presents TO his patrons and the public two OF his
favorite Schemes soliciting their orders Hoyt would
saw to those who do not know it, that he dealing
out those comfortable things (pzes) in his old way.
in want of such articles will please address the truly
lucky HOfI.
NJ b. Besides in the two schemes published below,
Howl has tickets in all Lotteries that are published.