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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
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A lahD.
The address to the ST ockholicrs oi lie james HI.
sei and kahaw In Company, over the Signature OF
Charles Ellct, Jr. their late CHIEF Engineer, was
published in the Richmond papers some weeks since.
and Of course clleulaled throughout The Stlfc. 1t
was vtly generally supposed, at The time. that the
directory, or the President Of the Company. would
attempt To clear away some OF Tue mystery which
was thought 10 envelop the transaction 10 which ,hat
address has reference.
No such public Gfort has been made. but il is uu-
dcrstood that the President has circulated private cx.
plantations Of the affair injurious TO the Engineer
who has been removed. This is deemed unbrcom-
ing a gentleman holding a station otllusi and ,espun-
slblhty in the State. To answer Il public call iur
truth, by private misrepresentation, is, to say the
least, dlshonorable.
If the President have any honest reasons 70,
this act, he nee ! not hesitate 10 trus. them To the
discrimination OF the pu bile. u he las none, II be,
comes him to be not only seemingly. but entirely ST.
lent. Common decency requires that gentlemen
should no, ujutc a man by thcI public acts, and ms
represent him in private defence of their injustice.
Let Mr.. Cabell bc silent, or so speak that the ruth
Of his statements may be pat to the test.
TRUTH.
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RowAND's Tonic MIXTURE,
.A.e.tD
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,


TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
M ARRANTED a perfect and lasting cure for Aqua and
w Fever, and available remed, in Jaurdtce, u, sentef,,
Heart Burn, etc.
Dear Sir congratulate YOU ON your good fortune 10
presenting 10 the use otthe victims OF Fever aud Ague, sucI,
n blessing M ,onr Tome Mixture Inns most fully prov ed IL
self II is speedily becoming the fuyo,ite remedy viii, all
as enc of the most important discoveries ofthe ngo. Fever
aud Aguo Inns hitherto bafied the skill Of the most eminent
OF Ffaotitionet.. aud even now they deem IL presumption to
promise more linn temporary aid. Your Tonic mixture, how
disease, aud Ia revive and rr-caiablish The balance OF hnfno-
nv and hcnlih, hnpe yon will pefso,eru to extend the in
iucncr ofiIla melicl r and that the public will estimate your
AR. SMITH. NJ. d..
Ettrtet efa letter from Dr.. stereas, Eacks 20. Pa.
sir brought home with mo during the autumn of 1881.
the first quantity oi your Mixture, which heard highly OK.
tollod Us a permanent cure for Fever aud Ague; a disease,
Whicha at tiat period prevailed Wv extensively in our conu.
NV. NJ, %ntighhofa aud patients lnd become no ntrns,om.
cd tothe ue nj Hanks and Qutnine, Ne. that they ceased 10
render them any service, aud they readily consented to tnnke
u trial oi tont mcdi, inr. lhelieve that there IL al this linn.
hundreds. Who would cofdinlly testify TO the benefit, tlev
have received FROM IT. employ nient, mud would elndly al Il,
SPREAD q knowledge oi Us pecaler virtues. There haa het,
very little oi the Agnc in the neigllarl,eod aii,ce the iutroJuc.
ton ~ the fnnic Mixture, which N mainly attributed 10 The
very general Use Of this medicine, j. /. SrEVENs.
ALSO.
Uswaads E,r-w.scr, 10, determinations &c of,l,e E,e..
Do. Impntpnbtc Dcmfifricc, a valuable a,t,, l.,
for the Teeth and Gums.
ttcwn"d's As"ns"mirsci Embrocutieu, for Clumsy.
Klnnnniih, Sprains, &c. oihigh standing.
RoWn"d's Alternative Extracts, nor Liver distnsos.
Jaund,cc, sc,tsr, Me,curial discusses, etc.
nownud'- Ai"h~sscr Pow der, ff boauif, ing and .ol
tcnpg The eomple ion.
Gvownnd's verHu,fsuc or worm DESTROYER. n eelr.
brarcd and fopolu remedy.
Fi snle by Howell DAVIES. Ae,n,
July 30 wI2ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

Mr.. RIVES.-This gentleman did not vote Al
the late Albemare election and his failure TO do SO
has given rise TO sundry unchaIitablc comments on
the pant of the new coalition Of impraclic able Wings
aud cnpunging Democrats. Mr.. RS declining 10
vote, however, is satisfactorily explained by the
Charlottesville Republican. H. (says that parer,)
=" Mr.. r. had voted. it would have been said that he
was gully of The indeicacy Of uoang IN his oun
cdsc--Mr. II. has invariably felt it 10 be the course
of delicacy and propriety not to vote in any election
in which lie had a dnect personal interest. On this
\ lciplc he declined voting in two closely contest
eiections in this county in successive years, when
il was understood his ma c would be brought before
the Legislature, though his osn brother was a Gen.
uidate. From tic same consideration Of dclicacy
and propnety he did not vote in the late c!, Ction,
and so far AS we have heard no person here has found
any fault with him for the course he pursued. As
to a non comnittal policy in The election, MIR. Rs
sentiments were well known, and no desire was shown
by him to withhold them from any body who wished
80 know them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

O. 1t is amusing to witness the solicitude Which
the Enquiref manifests to buy up the State Rights
Wigs. Has tie Editor of that paper forgotten,
that, DUNG the last session Of the Legislature, ole
II these State Rights Whigs,-wllo afIerN ards un-
winged himself, lowcvrr,-deelared III his place,
that Thomas Richie had done more towa,dsIiie pros
i,ation Of State Rights Than every other man in the
Commonwealth put Together! Is ii for his, that
these State Rights Wings are now expected to give
Mr.. Richie the right hand of icno" ship, and to
form a coalition with his Washington associates!
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SPRINGS,

SlruATED on Buflaloe River. in the county o.
~ Amherst, ID miles from the Courthouse. %
miles i'om Lexington, and - miles tiom Lynch.
burg.
In calling the attention Of the public 10 these
Stflngs, AS watering place. the subscriber takes oc.
sion IL remark, that they are no new discovery, nj
though unknown to tho distant public until The last
lew Yeas. Formany YEARS they have never ftilc,
to have more visitors from tho surrounding eoun.
ny ih1n the improvements could coutnttabl, accom-
niodate, who viii readily testify to llct medicinal
virtues.
Having erected = large II oommod,ous Hotel with
. number OF good framed Cabins. | am nov prepared
to entertain a much larstt company viii, mote com
tort.
The waller has been anal, aed, and found 10 con.
tain The essential ingredients. sulphur. soda I'm an
unusual proporuon) and magncs,a aud the subscri-
bef can say with the fullest confidence, that II cer,i-
heates oi iacts were required they eau be obtained Of
many individuals. whose experience Of their virtues
enables them to say that they are unsurpassed by
any water in Virginia, for most OF The diseases rom.
nlon 10 our cllmnte-l In eases OF confirmed Nv. pepsia,
or less d~ctangcd condition Of the stomach aud
bowels. in pulmonary or livcf Diseases, mo,e par,ic.
ularly the lattcr-in all diseases of general debility
whatevci-nnd peculiarly Tor lchcale females aud
children, these waters will be found possessed Of
remedial virtues ot certainty iarc efficacy. For this
ttet the highest autllotli, among the medical faculty
IN this section Of The country eau he Offered, asw,ll
MS tile better evidence oiiull and ample tests by indi-
yidnals from actual experience.
Having leaId heretofore, much complaint Of the
road itoff byuehbutg TO this place, ! am authorized
To say that The CONTRACTOR ON the l.Nnchburg and
Bntlaloe Springs Turnpike Road viii complete the
worst parts ofsaid road by The middle ii July. aud
thereby make 1t all suod, - that my friends disposed
to sfslt me will have no difficulty on thai score.
The season will AGAIN commence GA the 10th of
June. The subscriber. grateful Ton Iast patronage
both l,om his old 6icnds aud strangers, agaln invites
them 10 visit Inn, with the assurance on his part
that no PAINS shall be spared 10 render &c visit agree
able.
II will be observed. that The rites II Board arc
lower than at any o'hcl watering place IN Virginia
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o. The State Rights Wings are invoked to raj
ly under the flag OF HE bears
upon one side tie motto, i" Secession is Treason,n
and upon the other "lhe Bloody Bill" IN staring
capitals. Has Van Buren renounted The doctrines
Of The Proclamation, or have Calhoun and his follow
es embraced lilem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

The Tce Presidency-The Loco Foco papers in
Mississippi nominate Senator II. J. Walker Of that
State. as the nexl Vice President on the Van Buren,
tickle. 1t seems 10 be settled, that as the Tecumseh-
killer can bring no capital to the concern, he is to
be laid upon the shell.
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~ Another Editor has been rewarded. Mr. }.
l.. O'Sullivan, one oil the editors OF that rabid Loco
Foco magazine, the Democratic Review, tthe MadI-
sonian informs usJ has been nominated as Secretary
of Legation at Paris, and awaits the appreciation OF
Gov. Cass, our Minister there, for the consumma-
ton of the appointment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

o. 1t is cited, as an evidence OF astonishing "o-
crafty, that the Columbus (Ohio) Journal aue"o-
cratic paper, gives public notice that a goo' pump
maker, be has politics ohat thty may, VIII meet win
encuul ags ment IN that city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

C. Felix Grundy, Attorney General ofthe u.
Suites, passed through Lexington, Va. on Wednes-
day last, on his way TO Tennessee. We suppose he
is gone thitIIer TO elec,ioneer against John Bell for
Congress, and in favor of James X. Polk for Gov
ernor. We say we suppose this is his object, as he
has recently taken the field, in an elaborate pa
per in the Washington Globe, over his own sigma
ture. TO prove that Martin Van Buren was in favor of
The last War, and that his surpor, ofthe candidate Of
The Peace Parry Tor the Presidency in opposition 10
james Madison, demonstrates II Felix Grundy is
a dexterous special pleader bnt it will take more
ingenuity Than even nc POSSESSES to prove that black is
white. We are glad to see that he is SO little en-
numbered by official dulles, that he is able to write
clcctioneering ai'icles and 10 act as a travelling
missionary at The same time. lie IS thus redecmiug
Gen. Jackson's pledge TO prevent the patronage oil
The federal government being brought into cohiiicl
with The freedom Of elections
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

NJ. 1t is announced that the Harprrs OF New
Y ork, are soon to publish a Memoir OF the Life and
Public Services of Gen. Winfield Scott, from the
pen ola New Yorker. Is this a preparatory move
ment to a Presidential campaign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

o. The President is now preparing for an
electioneering tour this summer. He will start
some time DUNG the present month, for Saratoga
Springs, ostensibly for the purpose Of partaking Of
ITS waters, bur really with The design of putting in
motion the secret springs by which he hopes TO re-
volutionize New York the ensuiusfall. Nert Sum
mcr, he will make a Southern excursion fur the same
purpose. Nothing IS said nov. Il days, howeycr;
abou, Travelling Cabinets.
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MARRIAGE.

Married, on the Isl insi. by tie Rev. Wn. Neil, OF
portsmouth, Wm. MAXWELL, E,q. President of
Hampton Sydney College, 10 Miss Man, Fray
els RoBfRrsoN, of Noilulh borough.
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u The Enquirer denounces Coalitions ir one
breath, and calls upon the Nulliyers to fnrm a Goa.
1ition with tie Proclanationisls in the next! How
consistent!
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CLOTHS, ~CAssIMEREs, &c.

\X7E have received an assortment OF splendid
w Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesiiugs, with a va
ficiy 81 otlier Goods suitable for gent'cthen's Sum
mel Wear, which will be sold INV.
TURNER BUKWELLn
Ami II Us
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X StTTVT VTHWVT TIT HTFTT UT
PAYNE 4 GREGORY,
for the purpose OF transaciing The BOOK N
STATIONARY BUSINESS in this place, and
are now opening, n, he house lnieiy occupied by
Messrs. Cobbs * Amislcad, (kyles eorncr) "A large
and general assortment of ~ u embracing all
the best and most approved editions of Standard
w ooks, on Law, Medicine, Theology, and General
l. literature, together with a large supply Of Standard
s Lool and other Miscellaneous Books, Stationary,
Musical Instruments, aud Fancy Articles; which
were purchased IN the Northern cities, by one OF
the firm, on such terms as will enable them TO sell as
cheap as such articles can be purchased in any mar
kel IN the State. Om friends and The public are re-
specially invited TO call.
- DAVID B. PAYNE,
- IA f. u. GREGORY.
June 10 Is
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ANCHOR
herman RNlkiNG (lOkhS.

T HAVE on hand a large supply of genuine AN
CHOIR GERMAN BOLTING CLOTHS,
No ] TO 10, which will warrant equal to any I'M,
por,ed, and will be sold as low as Northern retail
prices. 'Oi''N W. 20
June s. Nv"
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|r@@3 Two old Dwelling fTTsed
Einn, HOUSES, EH.,

Each with two stone Chlmneys. two large Bans, 10
or so feet long each. with excellent Tfeading
Floors, aud och shedI,d all around, either OF them
suf6 cien, 10 shelter any individuals stock in the vi
cinily. To one OF the Barns an excellent new
Threshiug Machine. horse power, Ne. complete. IS
attached. Near two miles Of blind dtching, tweIl
executed under my own eye has been done onth's
estate, not leaving oven 9 or 3 acres on II too wet for
corn or wheat. and that in timothy ana herds grass.
Aud not a ,wcury acre field on the estate, which has
not one or more excellent Springs on II. TO the
tnbaceo planter, farmer or grazlcr. no estate IN Viz
gina is more desirable. And that portion Of the
Land recurring Improvement Is, las IS the entire es-
tafe) susceptible ol as rapid and high improvement
as any Land IN Virginia, the whole based ona sub
stratum oi as pu,c. tenacious and valuable clay rs
any Land retaining and developing the benefits OF
mature rs long as any section Of the State.
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p'e Willy GROCERIES.

SO bids stream, refined Sugar house Z. Rico. and
New Orleans Molasscs
10 lnll chests ounpo@dcr and Imperial Teas. some
rery fine,
40 boxes - Id and 6 ID do " do "
6 chests blk Tea, some extra ianr.
l pipe and hall pipes superior old Madeira wine.
bun dne pale Sherry, imported 1890,
] half pipe medium do
| pipe and 8 Quarter cash. Old Port Wine, some.
extra fine,
LondonP TenenAfe Madeira -Lisbon, Canary, ST.
Eucau, Sic, Madira aud pure Malaga wines iner.
casks,
IS hampers Champagne ofthe DE Bremou,, ~ilcilsick
Thisilr, Heart and Dove Brands, al crack Wines
in N. York aud warranted pure and genuine,
20 eases Glsrer, very fine,
! hid do on draft,
20 eases Muscat wine,
Q ar, casks. do do
% Tierces London Blown Stout and Porter,
20 bali pipes Biondies, some OF the very LIST order,
. pipes American Brandy,
5 barrels apple do
IA lhds Jamaeia and w. l.. Rum,
9 and 10 barrels N. England do
! half pipe Irish whiskey,
30 eases Lemon Syrup,
1" Sioaton's Buffers,
rs, 900 Havana. Congress and Principe segirs.
20 Barrels llcrings No. !
) kegs Nails, assorted; 4 tons Norway, German and
Blisiered steel,
50 boxes sperm, Patent sperm and iaIlow ~cautlns,
Limitation English and Pine apple Cheese,
10 boxes Bunch Raisins hall and quarter boxes,
20 drums Suliana Raisins,
Almonds, Filberts, Palm Nuts, Madeira Nuts,
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Alispicc NuthIegs, Pep
per, Ginger, Rice and ground, white do
9 hall pipes French wine vinegar, very fine,
A large LOT of wooden ware,
Brass bound Buckets, Coolers, Cans, Pals, Tubs,
eoyered Boxes, Measures, Trays, Market Bas-
kets, &c. &c. &c.
so boxes Window Glass 6Xlo and l0Xl2,
500 lbs. Putty,
A handsome assortment Of China and Glass Ware,
% 900 lbs Family Bacon, cured BY Ourselves.
100 Sacks salt.-Besidcs many other articles, WHICH
cannot, be enumerated. They are all oflefcdo on on
usual accommodating terms.
McKINNEY& MOSBY.
Nav % HOW
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
.NfyrCA 93i, lS3O.

WE are now receiving a very heavy stock OF
w SPKlNG AND SUMMER GOODS,
recently purchased in The NORTHERN and EASTERN
CITIES. in LARGE nors, and upon such terms as WI
enable us TO make il the interest Of those not w'sf'
ing to buy very largely, to purchase their doods'
this market.
We respectfully solicit an examination OF ons..ec.
BURTON &RODES.
March IS
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Valuable Land for sale.

atSfS3*k. | olltr for sale my LAND, between
srstzSiaES and 700 ACRES,
#T$F adjoining TIE town of Liberty, Bedford
A~ CourI House some 800 acres cleared,
900 al which are we'll sci in clover OF other grasses;
and the whole ina Igll state of Improvement; nom
10 q tons Of pllst'r having been sown for several
years past. aud with ms beneficial effects as on any
Lands in Virginia, with al, n 200 acres FIRST rate
IhbReco Land to clear now. ltgautly numbered, 60
OF so acres of which ae we'll enclosed aud he well,
Tie enclosures are good, a mile or more oil winch
near town is erected on a good rock worm Foundation,
from y 10 u inches high, with a good iail ienrc
thereon. There are over $50 grated Apple Trees
OF first rate Winter Apples aud others, aud some OF
the best Kind. The Buildings are an oyefscet's and
neg,o Houses, all with good BRICK Chlmneys, all ne
cessJiy BINDINGS.
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EOLYlNG CLOTHS.

WE HAVE received il fresh supply Of he gen.
w uine GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTiNG
CLOTHS. embracing every number in use, which
will be sold as low as they can be bought in the
State. TURNE BURWELL.e
June 3 Wits
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o. Before the election, the Enquirer told us. in
a strain Of imposing confidence, how easily its party
would "'rlm the coalition Ct Wig Conservatives
and Conservative Wings" Now il calls upon ore
of these denounced and snecred at pa~i,s To tins in u.
ginary coalition 10 aid those who spit upon and
kicked them out Of the ranks Of the Democracy, in
clcciing a Senator and Governor !! 1t bcgs Mr..
Payne and othc, Conservatives, who hive been elect
ed 10 vote Cor Mr.. Rivcs, aud WHO stand pledged 10
do so, to violate their ~pligltcd Faith, in order to sus-
tain the Sub Treasury Scheme, TO which the En-
quirer, as well as themselves, profess TO be opposed,
And yetthe Enquirer talks of abandonment, Of prin-
ciple by the Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

STATE OF VIRGINIA,
KiCHnsOHN .FrNNlesny Lottery,
CLASS No. 4. Inr 1870.

NLNNN mo, 4. II THJU.
10 be drurn al Aictun3fia on Saturday he ood
ot Junc. o." The Draining 'cHH be rtceircd al
MS tgFee on Ioesday, ie 25h inst, al g o'etock,
z III
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4 n Apprentice iswanted at THIS OF ri.h'
n May IL 'sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

Virginia Military Institute We learn from the las
Lexington Gazette that the Board of Visitors Of This
Institution assembled al tia, place on The 3o,h ult.
and was organized by appointing Col. Claude Crozet
President. In addition to Col. Crozst. the follow
ing members oflhe Board were present Gen Peter
c. Johnston, Gen. Thomas II. Bots, Col. Charles
2. Dorman, John I. l.. Preston, ESQ. DIR. Alfred
Leybnrn. and Hugh Barclay, Esq, The Board are
making arrangements TO put tic institution in opera
ton early in the Fall. -
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Law Books, &C.

Law BOOKS, &C.
RNIGlITH vol. of Leish's Reports.
IL Davis's Criminal Law ton c0mmn)
One superior cepy Of Maria Edgewoith's Works,
IN 10 vols.
Besides NUMEROUS other Works.
Just iect iyed and for sale by
EDWARD ECuOLS.
June 10 Is
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GOOD BRICK OFFICE,


with . good rooms with fre places a Kitchen,
Smokehoase, Ice and Carriage House, Corn Crib,
Stable, Store House, &c. all in good order.
The Whole will be sold AT fair prices, and accom-
moda,ing terms. Likely young Slaves taken in part,
if required, and early sales effected.
Liberty is The seat of Justice of a very large, pop
ulous, and wealthy county, situated on the great
turnpike road from Lynchburg to Salem, aud White
Sulphur Springs, 25 miles from the former and 20
from the latter; has a fine Female Academy, in
the fulltide Unsuccessful experiment." under tho care
and snperintcndcy cc of The Rev. Nicholas II. Cobbs.
An excellent Male School, of which the Rev. J. G.
Hammer is Principal--Tlle Society in town and Vi
cinity is unsurpassed in this seclon Of Virgina.-
Three brick Churches in town, aud Others near n
large Agricultural Society has been recently cstab-
lislied there, auguring well for The agricultural inter
est Of The county.
The above Land may be conveniently divided into
. or 3 tracts, if required. to suit purchasers. Those
DESTROYS to purchase, in as healthy situation as can
he. are invited to call and see for themselves. The
whole would suit u professional man well. Should
any inquire why one Of my age should desire to sell
and leave so desirable an estate and residence, an
swsr-three of my children have Several years since)
located. and reside in the far SouthM est. are healthy
and much pleased the entire balance Of my family
are very desirous to join them thtre-and last, though
not least, | have an abiding conviction that a resi-
dence there would alleviate and much mitigate my
long continued r%heumalic Affections.
WIN. COOK.
I,he,,y. June 3 ~ II
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u'rQiuS0 state EOfsevy.

For The bcpcft eCfe Ncehasieai Bcncroient Society
# Norfolk,
CLASS, No. 6, q 1880.
To be drawn At NORFOLK IN Moud,y the l7,h
day Of June, The drawing expected On Thurs.
day, tn l9,l, INST. nj g O'Clock, L. NJ.
Whole Tickets only "a.
Splendid Scheme!
| Ptize of Sl2,O 0 Prize Of 81 ,3sl
| do 5000 so Prizes Of 500
| do 600 20 do 900
| do $500 liO DO 100
Together will, many OF $40, $50, Ne. &c.
Look on iot high P,izrs NJ
ROCKERS LUCKY OFFICE.
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~ ! %subjoin below communication received
from Physicians who have visited these waters, aud
have had opportunities oil Judging OF their efficacy
III most of The diseases above mentioned. Since that
time, Other physicians of eminrnco la,c visited them
and would most cordially subscribe 10 tie opinions
contained IN this communication. The unsurpassed
heallliineSs Of situation. salulniiy Of climate, aud
beauty OF scenery. snreladd additional inducements
To the salelnd'uallau lof giving n trial 10 these in
valuable waters.
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r ONION DOCK BRANDY, rery old an

+ ONDON DOCK BRANDY, rery Md and
IL pure, and OF as fine quality as Brandy can be
made, received and for sale. by
Howell DAVIES.
Il II y o
A full supply of other fine BRANDIEs, pure
hjoh favored Holland and doubtc distilled Cologne
GIN, London double Brown Stout and Porter, Bur
ton and Solch ALE, with a yely large aud choice
assortment OF WINES, IN casks and bottles.
Ii. D..
June 10 IL
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M HAVE . Rooms to rent above our store
w PAYNE & GREGORY.
June 10 81