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p5OCOO Dollars Capital! 10
virginia Wheeling Lottery,

Glass No. ITO be drawn on Saturday, FeoTuaTy 0lH,
1889, at Alexandra.
- Nos Ia drawn out
Grand Capitals
Prize of. $4,000 ! Prize $1,000
do. 10000 l....do........2OO
ldo.....5,OO 600 TO-. ..do........l,O 900
-. do. 600 TO-. ..do..........7oo
&c, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves 5. quarters 80
Certificates of Packages Of % whole Tickets, SLY
Do do % hall DO on
Do do % quarter DO 3O
~%Orders meet The most prompt attention. ana IN al
cases the original (Mansgers Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded quenty not liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital fr.es can be had as
uspal at 81 HT the moment the drawings are received
n%pIs.se address THOS B BIGGER,
Ian o. 76-t1 Riekmnnd, Vuginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

FHNERROK and ST. LEGEK Tor sale, or TO larm
IL the ensuing season.
TERROR is dark brown, fully feet inches, and
we'll proporroned years DID, and full brother Shark,
Black and Bay Maria. He is the largest thorough bred
Horse in Virginia. and has proved himself sure and
good oa getler
ST. LEGER is full brother TO the noted
Ariel, o Kelley and Lance. He Is years oH the ap.
preaching spring: he is fully feet ) inches nigh;
beautiful dappe grey, and Of fine bone and substance,
and has likewise proved himself and good foal
gctler Both of the above horses at my stable in the
county Of Hanover Va, Is miles north Of the city Of
Richmond. Amy Communications to must be d.
rec,ed to the City of Richmond. W. L. WHITE.
Harorer, 29d Jn1nary 1899: s6-2aw4t
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ESEGGER'S
Exchange A. LOTTERY OMce,

NN7E have now the pleasure Of presenting 10 our
w friends and patrons another splendid LOTTERY,
with a capital of $50 900, which will be drawn on 18th
February The luck at The old established Office, this
year. has been BIGGER having sold more
prizes this year. than any other vender in the city, and
nearly all in Whole Tickets Bythehy, thiags of this
kind are very Except with us} there is only
one established Prize Office in the City, which be
found by inquiring for Bggcrs Prize Office where ola
the prizes ore sold We respectfully call the attention
of adventures 10 this splendid Lottery and request that
an order will be forwarded Immediately 10 u.s. in order
tina, none may be Disappointed All orders answered by
WYNN '''''' THO'S B. BIGGER,
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PENNSYLVANIA.
h1AJoRITirs.

(From Ike Carlisle (Pa Palunteer, January IL
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH MILLER ELECTED-AND rue
"CONSrlRATORS" DEFEATED !!-SENATORiAL ELEC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

I'm CHANCERY-srraIHA-io wit At IaIcs tSken in tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Law Chsn.
Gerry Of the county Cumberland
10 the month Of September 1895:
David NJ. Willis, Complainant:
Dsanst
VIM Walton, Elizabeth A. Walton, Nathaa;eI A. Walton B.
H. Ellington and Mary S. his wife, Isham his vile;
Charles W. Walton, and Edwin u Walton, Defendants.
Tho defendants Elizabeth A. Walton Nathaniel a. Wa,cn
Cha w Walton and Edwin Waion having their
appearance and given security according the Assembly
and the rules Of this Coui and appearing by satisfactory
they inhabitants this country ordered tho
defendants do appear here the first day Of March
of tho said Court and the compmnn and tina,
copy this order be forthwith some newspaper rub
shed the city OF Richmond for months succcselv and
posted the front door Of the Court house Of this county
Copy-Testc JOHN DANIEL, c.
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And nine capitals of $4,000 each, few Of the lead.
ing capitals sold and paid, usual with Bigger at
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay will be
continued 10 all those who psrchase their tickets at
BlGGER'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

NOTICE. Was taken from the bar Of tho Eagle Hotel on tbs
23d OF December ss through mistake OF the Charlottesville
Dvei Pair Of Saddle Bags which he ncGdcd leaving
Powes Tavern Goorhland county, Dir. homas Pmbeon,
the being the property Of John r. Lacy received by
Mr. Pembcrton and supposed that they place
the roadand the person having them
please them Office Tayrra,
Richmond Yn the Of II. ". mauck The Saddle Bags
covered the flaps with bear san and had them
lowing articles: black silk velvet pair o. blue
pon,s shirts with iuen busoms, vr.
yea collars parcel Of chewing tobacco, and few other H
Giles reco:lccted al this time. SEADRAtk LACY.
Jan % 1875
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

IN CHANCERY-vIEGinIh-To wit: Al rules taken IN tho
Clerks Circuit Superb Law Chm.
county umbersnd county
in ihe month Of September, le3s:
Charles ). PaImvre, Conpsnan
against
Walton Elizabeth a. WALTON Nathaniel A. Walton q.
u Ellington and Mary So his wife, 'ssm seay and Sars biz WIFE,
Charles w. Walton, and Edwin ID. Walton, Defend
The defendants. Nathaniel A. Walton, Ez'beth alton, Cla.
W. Walton Edwin D. Wson having their appear
security according tie OF Assembly ard the
rules Of this and by satisfactory evidence that
they nhhbants this county, IL odered thar the said
defendants do sppes, The Grdy The March
ofth the bin oiho complainant copy
OF this order be forthwith paper published
the city Of Richmond for months and posted
the font door OF the court house Of This county.
COPy-Tese, JOHN DANIEL, c.
tup00
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COMMUNICATED.
TO TILE VOTERS OE I.nI'ISA

TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA.
Among the several candidates for your surages al The
next election, beg leave TO cab your attention 10 Mr..
joseph LiPscoMs, young Of high standing, and
OF most respectable family, who is for the first time
before you candidate for your sutitages Lips
comb is man gifted by Nature with strong mind,
which has been improved by good educalion and from
ie close attention which he has paid The affairs of The
Government Tor many years past, is well calculated
10 represent the high minded people of Louisa ms any
man they could choose. Mr. Lipscomb has been firm
ilehd ana an active supporter Of The Administrations
ey UTMOST say, Iron his Infancy 10 the present time
e IS opposed TO United States Bank 10 the abolition
= Slavery, and Protective Tariff in all the III f}erent
81 les and attitudes whlCk thev may assume Indeed
ne Is opposed 10 every measure which is contrary 10 The
Constitution or the welfare Of the Government IN
wo'o' ne IS hfm Democratic Republican-a politician
OF the old Jefferson school, A V0TEp
SREsRikG NEWS FROM MissIssiPrI.-ln consequence
OF inc result IN the special election in which the Fe
deraIss, Messrs Prentiss and Word ,rinmnhsd o,a.
Ness's. Claiborne ard Davis in an issue prowing M,
VI 'e decisions OF The House of Representatives in re-
gaId 10 The claim Of Messrs Claiborne and Gholson n
h"iu in term, instead of the special session for
'ney were elected, twelve Democrats members of
Ie L'S!aaure from Counties deciding apains bess,s
CIalborne and Davis, were called on to resion I, No.
'al hey did not truly represent their commitments
'P?""ng the Administration, and, according 10 their
p,"c'pes' they resigned. On the other hand some Of
s, us'ais's Fepressn,lng strong Democratic counties
Ssr.,a .''rey instructed to vote for Democrat as
I'd o. e United States, resign and they refus
~. nave heard from all but one of the counties where
msd 1 Representatives resigned under the call
ec,;oG we feeerasts, and are happy to learn that The
nave resulted IN favor Of the friends of the AID
This renders certain that the Democra
pa'ty naVe majority in the General Assembly of
AsPp' and secures the election of friend to the
tb tho TO supply the vacancy in the Senate of
v . made BY The resignation of Judge Troter
IEIub.
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II The absence Of the Editor is caused by the most
melancholy family affections. He will return to his post
IS as possible.
T. The Speeches of Messrs Bouldn and Nash, OF
the Senate the Brunswick Contested Election will
81 given IN next
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CERTIFICATES Debt of the City oil Kchmond bearing per
interest," semi annually, be obtained al tho
James Rvct kanswha Company, deliverable al
the lime Of tho application, ah future time then sXed Poa
w. q. ChtTTESUEN,
Secretary Of the .Iames Rirer and KaRanaa Company.
Jnp0
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THNERROR and ST. LEGER for sale, or to farm
81 the ensuing season.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12
commissioners Notice.

In obedience 10 an order Of the late
Superior Court of Chancery foi the town
OF Lynchburg, catered OH the 18th Dc.
tober lS27-and an order Of the Circuit
superior Court of Law aud Chancery
Tor Augusta Coun,y, made al the June
Term 1889, in the case between Thomas
Ashley. surviving trustee OF the creditors
of Boys aud McCalmot, plaintiffs. and
George nj Calmot, john Insl.erp, Thorn
as and Cuihbert Bullet and others, de>
PENDANTS which case was depending in
the former, and subsequently removed TO
the latter court shall, on the 23rd OF
October next, at my Office in the town
of Stanton, proceed TO take an account
OF the administration Of the defendants
SAMUEL Clarke and Ann Chambers on
the estate Of their intestate William
Chambers, deed. an account of the re>
al assets of the said William Chambers
in the hands Of his heirs and an ac-
count Of the pay menis made by the reps
resentatives of William Chambers, to
the representatives, Of William Bower,
decd on account of the debt due the
plaintiff The parties interested in said
accounts, will attend a, the time and
place above named, with al! the necessa.
ry papers. TO enable me 10 comply with
the acquisitions of said orders
DAVID FULTZ, Comr.
Staunfcn Sent -
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TO TIyE PTBT!r

As number persons have been nlisrfrued ,,cIirr
the price of':yeters' 'gesbe Ant Bilious Pills. VIII
P'rchased At III PRINCIPAL Office, 10 Llbery street, ~
ne 'se'' 'atd upon to make pntc s;a:eHn OF his
rangcmtnt m rclat o this isatlrr
ron ms dae the cash PTcs IL! be Forty to 69irr,
P gross pa, abc IN bills current III the city Of ~ York
an" no quantity "nder gross vii, any reeIce be sold
Under NC re'aI price ofFfy Cenisa Box.
~ rchauis ordering these I'll. from hc proprietor
NV York d. Usgs,s, on TINE, viii be charged -Four
Dollars per dozen.
jhePorietor requests parcuar attention this al
tcrN'rc"i: As thc immensely Increasing demand fer
rus m9kesit cccssay that his busns operation shor
be conducted without any loss Of time which would rcsu
from variety ofpfices.
The proprietor would have il further understood q,
s is for New Yori Dealers q, well a. tlos-
who reside in other places.
Oct. >. 1888 80 - i-i'1'
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NOTECN.


| will offer at public sale on Friday
The eth of September. the following
property viz:
Some Horses and seven head Of
CoIts-fve Of them three year old
Saladins-some Cattle, amongst them
several good Mulch Cows, about 80
head OF good Hogs, fit for killing this
iaii, one large road Wagon, one plan
tatlon do, Ploughs, Harrows, sc. &c.
Three Stills, together with the Mash
Tubs, Kegs, sc. with many other arti-
cles too tedious 10 mention.
Twelve mouths credit. will be given
on all sums over five delars--the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved secu-
Fi,y-for all sums under five dollars the
cash will be required
GEORGE BAYLOR. Scn'r.
Aug. %.
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s r CD II e. G. u 'H''h' IN e..
.NSaD Essas5JisisaEsessg.

CHtS. VIQUESNEY, French stone
cutter aud carver, date from Baltimore. J
informs the inhabitants Of Augusta
County aud vicinity that he has estub-
lished himself in Harrisonburg, Rock
!ngham county, where he intends to
carry or the STONE CUTTING bust.
ness in all its varieties. He mauulac.
lures Head and Foot Stones of any pat.
tern and size. Tombsiones, PANEL
Tombs. Pilastre Tombs, Monuments Of
any price, and on the best plans. Door
and Window Stills, Por;cos. PLAN or
with columns, and any kind OF building
work.
Also. Marble Tops and Mantle pieces
of very fine variegateJ Marble and the
best workmanship. and at the lowest
price. Urns and any ornamental work
carved at the lowest price.
NoTE. Having understood that mas
ny peoPle in the country were for many
years in want Of Funeral Stones, c V.
intends TO be the next Court dav ofSrp.
,cmber in Staunton, at the House Of Mr.
Nj 'Ciung, where any body can apply
and see him. as well as the quality OF the
Mar ole, and judge for themselves.
Any order se:it By letter attended, 10
and executed as faithfsiy as if appli>
ed to personally.
Harrlsonhuig, Sept
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Mrs. Ann p. Smith,
Aug. %.

Is you are not resident of dis Com
monweailh, and have 40 known agent
therein. YOU will please 10 take notice.
that on the 23fd Of September 1889, at
the store Of George l.. Craig, in the
village Of Barietbrooli. we will proceed
to take the dispositions of Benjamin Is
rev and others, which, when taken, we
will offer as evidence OH the trial Of
suit in Chancery now depending in the
County Court OF Augusta sitting in
Chanceiy, wherein we are plaintiffs Md
you and others are defendants
DAVID GUTHRIE.
GUTHRIE s. MARTIN.
August %, 1899.
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Sept. IL,
Office cfihe Valley Turnpike Company,
Winchesler, Sent. 3. 1870.

" i"N">S'e', ~ p'' ~ 1901
Notice as Hereby giutn TO the stock
holders in the Valley Turnpike Compa.
ny. that an instaIment OF three dollars on
each share Of capital stock is required
on or before the 28lh of Sept. next,
(being the ninth instaIment in the
counties of Frederick and Shenandoah,
and the eighth in the counties of Rock
ingham and Augusta, making nineteen
dollars called for on each share) to be
paid to the subscriber or either Of the
Banks in Winchester to John ALE.
mong at Newtown: to Jacob S. Banner
at Middletown; to Geo. F. Hupp. at
Strasbnrg TO William Moreland at
oodstock TO Richard Miller al
S!oney Creek Bridge; to John Morgan
at Mount Jackson; TO John d. Zircle
at New Market; to Derrick Penny.
hacker as Sparta TO Isaac Hardrsty at
Rarrisonbnrg to Shipman 8, Roller at
Mt. ford 10 Jacob c. Roller al Mt.
Sidney, and to J. B. Breckenridge al
Stanton.
| am instructed to say that legal meas
! ures will be taken to coeIce payment in
all cases Of delinquency after the Goth
inst, the engagements Of the company
being such as 10 require prompt pay
ment
]. S. CARSON, Treas.
w Winchester, Sept. i,
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r EA'I7E6tT.

will ollef for sale on lTednes-lav
the 2nd Of October 1890, The following
property viz
One likely NEGRO Elan, about
u years Of age, one about l6,
and one j years old, one No-
man about IA years ofage, a FIRST
rate House Servant, Spinner,
washer ard lroncr,one Wagon
and Gear, and some good Work
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
and variety Of Farming Uten-
sils, Household s. Kitchen Fur
niturc, also a variety Of Garden
Vegetables-such as Cabbage,
Beets, sc.
TERMS made known on day of sale
THOMAS YOUNG.
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NAO8'gHs RHsgEaEcaesHHs.

will spare from 80 TO 10000 buds
aud roots, warranted TO be of the genu-
inc Morus Muliicaalis, at my residence,
Chapel Hill, near Staunton, which have
grown from my last Springs planting -
Many OF the trees are now upwards of
8 feet high and growing admirably
Roots IL l. , cents, buds / l.2 cents
each Those wishing TO purchase would
do well to make early application.
J CHURCHM
Sent ID
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Sugar Beet.-A correspondent OF the II
England CnlIivaior, states a couple OF facts
that are greatly encouraging TO the cuI,iva>
tinn Of the Sugar Beet. The writer states
that within one week fler his sugar beet was
exhausted, the butter from The three COW $
led upon them was reduced from twenty 10
fourteen lbs. per week--and that his butter,
while so feeding tie sugar beet, was in
much higher rePute than during any other
portion Of The inter-
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PETERS EDEEa@.

The unparalleled reputation which Peters fills have
acqui cd Medical Resicrtire tn most urguc tom
able proofh be 81 en- heir immense ipcr iance
to III. afflicted almos every class OF dis c nu-
Der of letters received from Patients recovered through
their means ealiy prodg the complaints which
they have cured are almost varied the hume rus
Rut still there which III, caIy
benec raj than in others and among those may be IN. d
the TOO often IA a complaints .! tue stomach aud bow l..
such Choic Fit'cncc and lad scsio for ~Ich the
arc not only certain, but an itnmedid'c
1t is well known tat from the dear. NJ the
stomach and bow arises nae ien:ls of ali the NJ ladies OF
adult and declining he that this is the foundation OF fla
ticrc1 spGsnoHc ptins, -csiio loss Of appetite Sc
aud that those in ihcr give birth DTopsu Irc,
Co5I oidnt, Consumption and hcbtri 10 fSp;rS
therefore Peters fills being tn very be-. medicine hci
hasCv beel discovered Cor the ncptut d of tn,
ntetiu.s necessarily the prtvtnativcs Of hose
ea full and also general disorders which cmbitt,r mature
life ID drag II lions 10 iincly graves.
In speaking thus; Or, Peter, sr""r-~+- ii,l
that has cded by the 2ualic lie i no nedy
quhc unknown spectator, who 10 fore The orl
a' his onnhcrad and Wines; br. placed in g soyi
Liliiy OF suatI by The patronage which he has moved
for ars asing extent unprCcea,Ltd in
the anral, medicine. that makes him careful! TO assrr.
no"g hch borne out By the inialliblc p,on
and hence lie does not fear TO BE- put TO the test in
" hich lac has promised respecting l,s ills.
DR.. most happy to be able To- ihr ho-.
iiy OF great regular Physicians, that herev
his vegetable PILLS have hen introduced they have am,
persedsd the adoption Of their
pc culisI faculty seet'ning tie blood and stimulating i;
ali novious Juices, and giving strength ami tone
to the prevents disea rcG acquiring
" hich BE- got under fiat all hy dangerous
l29 Liberty Ice, New Yoik. Each box contains -
Pills. Price - cents.
For sale By T.. BERKELEY s Co
staunton, ~ Or; D, 1e5s-,ot. H.
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CAPEgAE PRIZE
q dbaD9eDQDaD 3 3 3
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE eeHr MARYLAND

Io1Un Hall and other buildings in The
City Of Baltimore,
Glass No. ONE. FOR 1889.
To he positively drawn in the City Of Bali.
more, on Vedaesday September 25ih, 1899
Under 'he sspern,endenoe of Conan issioners.
ID, S. GREGORY & Co (Successors of
Yates and M'inIyre,) Managers.
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A Court of Examination, Andrew Judson,
Esq Judge, was held on board the U. 5
Gutter Washington, off New London, Con
hccticu,, relative 10 the crew OF the vessel
which was captured by the Washington
Don Pedro Monies, owner Of three Of the
slaves and part Of The cargo, Don Jose Ru
IL, owner OF 45 OF the slaves, and o part of
the cargo, and Antonio The slave OF The muir
dered Captain OF The Armstcad were eX-
amined, and after delberaiiun the Court lie
cdcd that joseph Cinqncz, the leader, and
3S others, as named in the indictment, stand
committed for trial before the next Circuit
Court a, Hartford, TO he holden on the II h
day OF September next.
The three girls, and Antonio, the cabin
bay, are ordered TO give bonds in The sum OF
$500 each 10 appear before the said court
and give evidence in the aioi csaid case, and
ipr want Of such bonds TO tie comm ted Ia
The county Jill in the city OF New Haven.
These persons were not indicted
1t. II. w. Meade, Don Jose Ruiz, and
Don Pedro MonteX, are ordered to Iecog
Mise in The sum of 3 100 each To appear and
give evidence in said case, before the aiore,
said court.
The court lhea finally adjourned, having
gwen an order to The US Marshal TO trans
port them to N Haven.-Jef' Rep
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the Office, or better prospects of success in
the contest.
.!,esoiced, 4 That Aug Waterman, Ro.
Gray, Allen G Bryan, Richard p Fletcher,
Nj II Eiinscr, DR. WingGeld, Robert w
Palmer, DR. Hunter, Joseph Mauzey, DR.
Kempcr, Stephen Ilansharger, DIR Wolfe (,
John Carlisle, William Oher, Col Arohd
". Huston. liaac Long, In Browe,, Jno
"A Herring, John llansbarger, SAINT iOunt,
heu Committee Of Vigi.-nCe for the County
Of Rock inc ham, with full authority 10 in
crease their numbers al any time, hy adding
10 il such gentlemen as they may select, aud
that they furnish list OF their names to the
Central Committee m the City of Richmond,
and TO dn all otle: things necessary and pro
per in order 10 promote the success OF The
candidates selected in opposition 10 the pre-
sent misChievous administration.
Rssoiued, 5. Aug Waterman, Esq Geo
ii Chrisman, Esq. Rober! Gray, Esq, and
General Samuel II Lewis, be, and they are
hereby appointed Delegates 10 represent, the
>whigs of Rockingham in the contemplated
Convention nt S;aunton, and that Allen &
Bryan, Esq, DR. George w kemper, Col
A lG S Gray. and Col Archi w Huston, be
their ai!.inaies
Resolred, 6 That COPY Of The proceed
ings oi this meeting I've furnished 10y the Sc
creiary Tor publication in the Rlchmr,d
Wing.
Signed by SAM. RI. LEWIS, Charm
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary
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v DUE.

" Ill be sold at public sale on Tues
day the lUh OF September next, at the
late rate residence of John McFaddin
decd. four miles above GrecnviIle, An-
gn>ta County, the following property
viz:
Beds, Bedsteads, one Clock, one
Cupboard and Fables, one Horse, Sad
die and Bride, with sundrY other ar
tlclcs. Also six NEGROES, n wo-
man and FIVE children The Oldest a.
bout - years ofage and the Youngest
an infant at the breast.
VIII be offered for sale on the sane
day theFaGn OIL W mich the dec 'd.rssidcd.
containing
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NEOggas Egw2GfcnmEia.

l am authorized TO sell, or contract
Tor 100000 or zoe. 900 buds s.. roots OF
this celebrated Shrub; Roots entire, not
split, at one Shilling, and buds at two
Cents each, Of first rate quality, TO be
delivered in WayucsboiouSh, Virginia
next November, or sooner if reo"ira3
Apply 70 the subscriber by letter. posi-
paid, or otherwise
JAMES G, WADDEL
Sept >
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A CAR ID.

y u. e. e.. WARWICK
Has removed 10 Middlebrook, and is
now prepared TO attend, al all hours, to
professional calls He also respectful
ly soliclts, and hopes TO receive, a share
of public patti onage.
Spet 5
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20 From Founders.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
Western LunaIic Hospital, for the Casting
and delivery OF several funsuf IRON SASH
Ia be cast OF The best refined Iron, ond delIv.
cred hy the 18Th OF November ncx, Per.
sons disposed 10 contract, viii do well 10 cal!
nj the Hospital, where f,r;her particulars
viii be made known a, any time bet cen
now and the 9Th instant, by
TIL r. BLACKBURN, Agent
Tor the CuuIl OF Directors.
August II