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Tho Whir presses are sounding different notes OF
,L. ,,omut. Some are for compromise on the Dank
oncsIion-others for going the whole hog One set
= cor Mr. Ewings b-another for Mr.. Clay :, without
,,aIsc,,ion. Among these last, is the Charleston
Courier "Let us says he) then have National Dank
closely conformed possible to the old and approved
,od,ls Mr. Clay is right in principle, and rsht IN
ernediency too-and Mr. Tyler wrong, if he holds I"
any, other creed But we do by no means despair oil
IoIn TYLER the Wing President of this great nation
he whose patriotic duty il is 10 that the Republic
susrs no delrimen will scarcely be the man to y'eid
-, 10 -ocoism, The expected fruits OF the great
Wing victory, which has dlffnsed JOY ana graduation
the land and thus 10 keep his country pros
rate in credit and resources, and impede her onward
march 10 prosperity and happiness. The lynchours
W;;n;on also sounds the top note in the Banking scale
II saws that "a Washington letter III the wing OF ga
urday last from whose position, we are toid emu
Ties his views and suggestions to the greatest cohs'e
ration expresses the conviction that however seeming
lie cratic NAV have been the course oil several why
members they have no idea of playing INTO ihe hahus
If The Loco Focos or of forming alliance with them
The letter TO the Editors of the wing LIKEWISE epn
curs with the opinion of our correspondent, tid'
Nj. TYLER will not veto any Bank bill when congress
is likely 10 pass. Great efforts have neeh h'aae ~ ~
aueucc his course; and some men are even oou anu
base enough to tell him that he may, with honor asap
noint the homes by arraying himself IN opposition 10
The measures of the party which elevated nm 10 pow,
or and whose views and objects, when lie consented
10 occupy the position of their candidate ne couiG o
have misunderstood-nay which his letter to the Hen
rico committee shows that he did moi misunderstanding
lie would now find it poor recommendation 10 the Id
vor of any other party, that he had already been un
faithful 10 the implied if not the express pieoges wncl
he had given to their opponents. we feel satisheo
that MIR TYLER will not dlsappoint the expectations Of
those who invested him with authority
The Richmond Wing has letters from its Correspond
ents, as various as the hues of the ranbow-Some
them write in tones of despair-ohers with hopes o.
the result One of them whilst bewaiing Tue s,n y
happy dssension which exIsts-unhappy iof 'te .ol,
cause and The good of the country-assa'is neT
clans in the lump as the of all the dip N
Ifnchascned ambition, he says) develops, 10 mar
premature contest for the succession - n, nrosnec.s
ali our hopes aud oversadow all the tr s He
which were dawning upon The coun iher asprsnts be
concludes by suggesting that all
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JnsrrH WEES, SIC y.

THT BASK Bull IS SESArE.-Ihe senate has got 50
far upon the Bank Bill 10 express opinion upon
the BEANcm question, having yesterday rejected ihc
amendment proposed by Mr. Rives (requirlng the rs.
sen; Of the States 10 the establishment Of branches
tereln) by vote of thrtyeght nays 10 ten yeas. OF
the yeas eight were Wings and two Opposlt,onisis--
OF the nays twenty were Wings, and eighteen oppo
sitlon members.
Tue DEBATE oS TIE LaSD BLL-M The House oj
Representatives. brought TO close last evening
when, after the various amendments had been acted
upon the bill was taken into the House out Of Com
m,,tee Of The Whole, the amendments concnrred IN,
and the bW passed, by vote Of ll6 to lo-
sdu J,foJ
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And CT u O'clock, inndss the OPERATION Of The pre-.
sous question: tie bill, by yeas nc, my. los was
passed,
motion to reconsider the vote made and reject
ed.
And at 20 minutes past II O'clock, the House nd.
ourncd.
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The County of Powhatan has struck the first ball
against the alarming measures at Washington 4
Correspondent informs us, that the meeting whose pro
ceedlngs publish to-day, ds,inguishedby 'per
iect nnanimty, harmony and energy, in all It's deli
beratlons 1t reminded me of what had read about
The old Committees Of stety, which met so often IN
every county just before and during the Revolutionary
war; and reference to which formed the dying de-
ciaration Of the illustrous Patriot and Statesman,
thomas Jefferson May other counties 80 and do
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The General Court adjourned on Saturday evening.
he most interesting case before i, was the applica.
ton OF young Semmes TO be balled on account of his
III health Mr.. Leigh concluded the argument on Sa-
turdayand after conference the Court decided 10 bail
him IN the sum of 81, 900.
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~, We understand, that the Republican portion Of III"
Wig party IN Virginia, are coming 10 the rescue OF
ire IT, Constitution. Many Of Mr.. Tylers friends III
"Hiamsourg-masy who voted for Gen. Harrison
have openly declared that they cannot go for Nation.
al Bank IN any ormor for those who 70 for any such
Institution.
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The anniversary celebrated with great spirit and
good feeling by the people Of tins District The narad

The anniversary Celebrated with great spirit and
good feeling by the people Of this District The parade
Of the schools, Of the various societies, Of the military
with the sound Of music and The sound Of the cannon
filled the city throue. the day wi,. al the ndica
tons Of chcerfulncss-oi the happiness which, this
ennobng holiday, makes ;he whole population forget,
the general JOY, every private grief Indeed, but 10.
the imaginary distresses which the political faith Of
certain party has most successfully lncucaed, and
made universally prevalent and from which nothing
but sudden rIddancc Of the still unrepcaled Trea
sury can relieve-we would not hesitate to proclaim
that We are at this moment very happy and prosper
Gus people.
The Presidents leyce was very fully attended, aud
By persons Of all parties.
The day was exceedingly fne--cear, cool aud
breezy Gtobc
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Judge Henry st. George Tucker has been appointed
Professor Of Law in the University Of Virginia Mr.
Sylvester Of London, the Professor OF Mathematics
and German gentleman, who is now conducting an
institution IN Maryland, appointed Professor Of Mo
dern Languages More anon
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1yo ncre comuelled 10 leave Richmond before We had
IN opportunty of speaking Of the opening OF the LS'
chance Hotel We have never witnessed such beau
,;Cnl exhibition The meats, the cookery, the wines
,he Tam, cusewLr, were admirable We agree with oui
worthy nelrhbor, the Compiler, that 'thc dinner wa:
decidedly the most splendid affair OF the kind we eve
beheld. As high as expectation had been raiseo,
was surpassed by the reality
uAt ) o'clock the Company with its guests, sal dowr
n his noble entertainment WIN. II. Mcfarland Esq
nresded assisted by Gen. Bernard Peyton. ABOUT ~
gentlemen were present Among the guests were mos
Of the members of the General Court, now III session
here the Architect and Builders of the HOTEL ano &c
cordinr 10 custom, the worthy Editors.
Zach gentleman had his bill of fare at hanu-ahu
The different courses, accordngto the most e'l,,''
modern STYLE succeeded each other IN due iorr'' ny
consisted Of most choice dishes, prepared va" ou'
~ skill that would have delighted k'tcAset 'fel'
The soups, meats, &c were followed ~ uehc'ous ant
yousite dishes in the pastry line. heh came fruits
ice creams, &c, with coffee and indeed pfoinsion
cory thing TINT the most fastIous ePicnre couid oe
sire THE wines at the tabr and there was great va
r;ey were highly landed y those who are cons'desee
A,,er the cloth was removed, the Pres'den, de
,,od bror but pertinent address, which fairly open
49,. 81. Nil. vas followed by rich scene OF cow,
oo;o,meit,- rich in wit, repartee and good ieel'ng
The Heel has been opened under the most favoraoie
sa;cs. Day Boarders arc now coming IN 10 PartaSe
,.rood cheer The strangers and way faring men
VI " ncking within its gates. Our host (Boydenl VIII
I've whole Host in himself The whole establish
ment is entitled TO The public patronage. Success go
with il
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTES.
Deaths.
DPWtHS.
Nnln.N- M EIlLaN. Ihn lslh Of INN.

Died. rarmvlr Of ouny Friday, the 18Th of Jrn", 4,
residence I'll Co John Rice, ElIHnErH, daughter 81 Nj
Thomas Patterson formerly at Sc, Sok, AGED twelve
Died. residence The county III thcsirincli III
dav, 3n! July, Mr.. PETER W>ros, Tie fnrh 81 h.
leaving aciiona;c wr AMI four interesting cr" ="
mourn their loss lament the departure O
highly esteemed ~ al. Long VIII S VIRTUES e cherished
by nj who knew him, ani >anraiy wi b. the lesson t'"-
harmed Illness. He a
Of the Baptist Church, and sustained
through repuaon for truth and v'acy, above Suspicion
hrncvo,Bcr and humanity c surpassed by few
Whir all bright and joy ia the pathway Of life di>ra.r
upon him. and, after continuance nf Than year
tomb. In all his Iiirrlngs liz comfort
ed hy that faith wI, points beyond the storms Of human aic
tirI aud pledge Of facr and higher -
Retanin. faculties the last OF hs mortal
existence, he rratrd his last Al hail O'clock while lie
81 surrounding friends and relations testified that has me"
rs eln,almcd in their hearts.
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John Pendeon ESQ does 60 10 Russia a. was report
h,, n y,nl.-on- Of tie delightful missions 70 man
NJ t, ana genius. an gift Of the Executive
" 49, 49, Richmond Hhig.
MIR p IS gentleman Of very variable ;aste-and
no doubt would accommodate himself TO any station,
with the best of the poils the SHOWS OF
ST. Petersburg to the genial cline Of Naples
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APPOINTMENT Bl THE PRESIDENT,
By md 1ritb The adrice and consent of lhe Senate.
Brlgadier. General Winfield Scott, Mainr General BY
Brevet, TO be Major General June ., wee Maj. Gen.
Alexander Macomb, deceased
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FARMERS BANK or yRGlNiA.-ihc Board G Director,
declared Dividend Of three cent out o The si
months prnifs subject deduction ii quarter
Of one per bonus the state.
J. e. blair, Ca.t.
july 9th ISL. ls-ill
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TyOR HIRE-A Negro Man. House Servan-and a Woman
L and Girl. suitable for Nurses LEWIS BILL,
CJiiscfor .i.ren'.
IN, y
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DANk OF yiRGINiA.-Thr Directors have declared DsI
ID cud ~ three per capital II The Bank
Virginia payable On 18th per
on tr ucy stock reserved hr bonus Common.
wealth. J. W. PEGRAM, cash.
Richmond, Jniy nh, 1871. lit
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Ti,- VII be- shown person wishing to purchase, -
Mr. Patrick H. Slaughter reside, the neighborilood
Inlr . Lle--MtIsl WM REEFIN
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The amendment offered by Mr.. Bayard 10 the amend
nent proposed By Mr.. Rves.
Mr BERRIEN spoke at length in opposition to the
amendment and in favor of the b ]. When ne had
concluded
Mr. CUrHBERT said he wished to ask single
question of his colleague lie understood him 10 say
,hat the State of Georgia, Mr.. Van Buren, was not
supported III 1886 the strength Of the anti Bank
question His object in rising was 10 ascertain if he
had rightly understood him.
Mr BERRIEN said his remark was not that Mr..
Van Buren, had not been elected in $50 the strength
Of the Bank questions but that it would not have been
safe for his friends in Georgia to depend the sup.
port he would get that ground.
Mr. CUTHBERT would ask his colleague whether
~ meant to say that Mr. Van Buren, supported
Georgia on the strength of his known hostility to
the Bank question, and whether he not that
the Legislature Of that State had repeatedly passed
solutions against the assumed right of establishing U.
S Bank:
Mr. BERRIEN said he was under an impression that
the Legislature of Georgia had passed resolutions
against the Bank question
Mr. CUTHBERT pointed to the frequency with
when the Legislature of Georgia had passed such re-
solutions as evidence that the anti-Bank party was
tecidedy in the majority TO justify the friends of
NJ Van Buren, in resting his election on that question.
he question still further debated by Nlessrs.
MERRlCK and BATES in favor of the amendment of
Nr, Itryes
The question was then taken on Mr.. Bayard's amend
nent and was disagreed ,o-ayes9, noes &c. as fol-
ows
fMessrs Archer, Bayard, Evans, Graham Henderson,,
N1i,aeai, Pcntiss, Souihard and Whie-9.
Ag'MrS> Allen Barrow Bates, Benton, Berrlen, Bnch
ahtn Calhoun Alabama. Clay Of Kentucky, Clayton,
Dn fio Huntington Ke King, Linn, Aiangun, Merrick,
't M"uton, Nicholson, Phelps Porter, Preston lires Sc
va smith oi Connecticut, smith OF Indiana, STURGEON Tall
,,isr, Walker, Williams, Woodbridge Woodbury., Wright and
The question was still further debated by Messrs
fRENrlSS, DIXON, and WALKER, in favor Of the
amendment proposedby Mr.. Rives and by Mr. WHITE
~ opposition to il.
The question was then taken on the amendment, and
y was disagreed to-ayes 10, noes 80, as follows
'as-h-ssrs. Barrow Bates Choate serrick Phelps Prem
-, PRESTON, Rives. Walker and Wiiams-l0
dys-Aiessrs. Allen, Archer Benton, Berrien, Buchanan
'anl Clay of Ala, Clay Of Ny, Clayton, Cuhberi Dixon
Lima hcRobers Mangum, Miller Morehead, Mouton, Ncho
IN tori-r Sewer Summons, Smith Conn., Smith of Indiana
'ard sturgeon Ianadge, White, Woodbridge Woodbury.
wight, and iuun.-S.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON then proposed an amendment
Inc clause requiring seven millions eff dollars 10 be
ia,l IN before the Bank commenced operations, by
substituting six millions and half of dollars TO OBJ
'a'e The difficulty which might be occasioned by some
= NE stockholders negecng to pay up Of their
m'alments.
lie amendment agreed 10.
And, on motion Of MIR. BUCHANAN,
he Senate adjourned.
49, THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
he House met al 10 A. NJ After prayers and the
"-dihg Of the journal
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'''''A a. rI rs r,7s ;ss g. ssr''r.
SCROFULA
mERcuRrAL 40 DISEASES.


TUE ssrr-panila OF the shops very apt Ito be nesdly
not quite h.crt, either froin from having BEN
tanned from an Inferior species OF stnax Tns ineia
psrins which have long been In vogue, haze probably con-
rbuted os variable reputation The activity OF the t
10 bcevcdto depend upon QUO or more aerid primo piles
soluble extent, water cold hs and ctther
vcaixed rendered inert by chemical chnge AT the te
eraiurs III deg This TACT appcarso be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations "Afcr long
boiling the peculiar odour which Uses abuntany the
coeton Of good Sirsapaa Is almost extinSuished From
the sarsapsia prepared in thi, found sensible
drowsy, and rackins effects produced by alsrge quantity,
although the dccocticn Of ak eight tired
knowledge Of these facts, and the uncertainty prae.
ice OF the preparations of Ssrsapas In ledo the dis
covery after repeated experiments, of the method Of pre-
pairing compouung the offered the n,e
III mn ana the public hi repaired hy new pro-
cess .rifhoaf bcne, ands warranted tn contain,
fonn the active principles Of the root obtained
from the mosspprosed species OF snniaS.
s efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
ccessul treatment OF the forms of the Ills
cases the OF which Sarsaparla Is nc
aer other preparations Of that medicine, the ranacea,
uleeraons, ami affections Of the bones, in simple
rotula, and mcrcural and syphr diseases
have been permanently curedby tsuse In three months
without any other treatment except the most simple app
cations the parts diseased three bottles
in similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance o
the preparation,
has been given too freely In scroous habits for the
OF other diseases, being admirably calculated In such
TO all disease om the body and restore the usual
OF the constitution The OF tws or three bottles
will, every such aston, prove eectual security
against secondary affections
As atomic and atcraNe particularly in general debility
scrofua AMI other Diseases In chronic rheumatism, and
obstinate affections OF the skim is an medicine
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
Ia 70 fO N
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'-'''f a
~ Agents for tho PIoprieto.
DIR. MILES
COmPOUND EXTRACT OF TnM A .rn.

~
,x,,,r an Important SHCsiIisis for CaloaisL
Il ol Article, ia vi
hai m'he ani benevolent Beng has plae ed within he
W az i"urdlcs adapted ~ tls diseases inc IN
.s on,,ac lhc) nlab an knowing likewise, hai ,os,
oIe diseases nf THE south aud West arc se upa ar,
gahlc or uno on1l dcranr liver lire,
the hillary organs > ''i'S""J "h
hncr long aborous and expensive rcsca,eh thew have
uScecueu W extracting substance fIonI the TON AFRO
Ncu ,,nh ~ peculiar effect the hcpaic or BINARY
oisms hcy nave ,lcnnnlnaicl HsyaliHs is ,ns
thai viii produce all the beneficial results ol .Ion,. n,
Oo'h acu" aud chronic Diseases without the tSsiIv az
uclrtsEtoia rot,u,on Ia
aiucIc iN action upon the constitution il M.
lh'oI 'he system escaping Its influence. n H. howry,r
uPoh tc organs oi secretion AMI cNcreon that its xrrai
power n particularly manifested; hence IL nee
arcs "a which toIpty or congestion liver aud
portal circle prevail " ~
u Is admissible Ia all cases where IL IL Ia
Cleanse the stomach and bowels removes
aqnrk amt healthy action ofiLe liver anh other
sahir Nscera OF the abdomen Boiug tiuSible in ia
W.. :" 'he Io,y accompanies. by agent. 10 rsp
Ihoh u hocs not exhaust like drastic puIycs; still lis ,c
uon " more universal and may onen be r.pcai.,L mon
hIey Nhh safely hui with great benefit. This Le
lnhsrhsahy necessary la OF long saudinx Tor in
u' temporary Impressions made 10y strong ,ne,
.n.s' season. ever, dn good but tend la njure the sta
u Is cleansing aud purifying the SYSTEM acts In per
ieSt harmony with the known laws fife, and IL unLub
.diy one oi the most valuable Articles even offered for %
lie trial aud inspection. ''
For convenience, this Ia ,aio
ps lie wnio pills AZ. rdihdriic, aiferanpe dat4oref
is aud dsHTeite. The yellow pills tsH,c ,i,, M,
diaDh0refie. FoI sale wholesale aud retail hy N''
a.. ALEXANDER DuvAI.
~ W Agent fof
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

VlnoluIA, Ae.--At Rules. hsla 10 the c,erks o..
osry rtho County ef Aeeon@ck. the 5sh day 81 Feb
sasry - Levin joynes H. rbcII OF Aceal.ck, md
I'M ss.,as, ueou rs-Ies neh.ei whs.hes, sally fuu.
Tho Defendant, Gideon herce. having entered IN.
appearances and fven security according the At Of The
1cnera Assembly and tho Rules Of this Court aud n APP
pcarnx 70 the sstisaeon OF the Court. no IL an
nhshhsnt OF this state On no,ian Of the plaintiff b,
Council ordered thai the de enant Gideon Pearca no
,ppear here Al the Wules be held n th Clerk
INC said County, on The la Mendy in May nexi and
swcr the riantius bill; s0d that copy Of this
ottnwhh inserted In some OF the pablo newspaper
pftntcdn the GUY OF Richmond Tor months snce &C.
and also pos,ed the roni door Of Court House OF
This County.
Arruc Copy. Tesfe,
AiiwoRTII, Deputy Gr
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DATENT SAFETY FUzEi-A new sIHois for
biasfng both in dry piar and uHder wafer maBufte
furcd solely by Bicord, sfniih Davoy, Cornwall Fu
sand, sud Baeoa, Bedford Ealcs A 20, East Gfsuby
Connecticut.
"Thia Patent Safety Fu1o IN blasting takes the rsee N
tho printing needle pruning and Inaich and a. Teove
al danger ~ striking ffo In tamping and butns a, me-
sured rate, renders the nov dangerous business Of blast
ing ~ safe AZ tho enpoymcnis ~ The Parmer cnsuft,
IN the dfest slusiioni besidcs much time and h
bour-and - " allows tho tanpins 10 he rammed hard
home and leaves only ori6ce OF Inc sze oI s,,ls
needle, aids eons,deraby 70 TIE force Of tho blast Il
has been satisfactorily proved too that " adds 10 Inc free
" the hlas W. an decreased degree by xnnr e cbsrss
stthe bottom" s WV 'tP
Tho above ssement " certidcd To by David usn,tcr
ruperniendsntt Repairs Efie canal, Nc AIooe a.
sistin tngnec, kte canal Enlargement, aud T. Housh
5000 FEET Of the above, Tor fsle By
nh oRETTER PEAKR
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mUHRAH'S FLUID MAGNEsIA.
Prepared under The immediate superIntendance OF
Sir James Mtirfnv


IE great advantages ~ is elegant preparation are
u That possessing allthe properties uf Msgnraia In gem
tT1 usr, " ~ not ihctu oTm DANGEROUS
The how's 50 frequently attendant uta The use Of the
ordinary preparations ri MHgncsi II Cnrtects achiy and
fehcEcs hcat burn oncciurly, without "inung The cpss
"l ihc ftpm'e" OF producing any % those lanentale
cNft"suinr ron The use ~ the GaTb0IleH " Sota
Ppas u prevents The food ~ infants turning upon
Tie stomach h very useful w all compainis. Lltt
DER tends ~ regulate the action of the bowels aud pc
cuilrly adapted for females
EE rari from the McdcO Ch'rufgrai Review, for April
I79 et ~ lf James johnson, Ply sician.o
~ ~ tie late King, Ac.
"PeiiDch Solutions II M1sH,sn very nsc 6il AMI
elegant preparation have been frying for months
apcfcm anti acid ~ dyspepfic complaints attended
viii ucdfy aud cons patton and with very great benefit
" husthc advantage uasucsia being dis.
splve and therefore not liable 10 aceunuio ~ the bow
els tits decidedly superior 10 scala potash,
~ aporcn quality and ~ ta having tendency 70.
ducuon ~ nrsh and strength, which the enrlunatss
above mentioned ccftaiuy tend 10, when long continued
ndtakcntn considerable Iuant les We hope rr Ianra
Murray the dcOvctGr ut te profess for preparing Tits
accessible tu The public IN lsnerDpoa tpro bong only
one or two authorized agents here "
NT Humphrey bavy teFiihed fhat fls solution fYrIna
roluc combinations will urr nci salts n Of Tout
andGrayc thereby commencing their Injurious tenens
- wrn other nkacH and NaguCaa Hscfha tsilsd
Caution GFnfHsffhc spurious nfHcffs ~ Drnfkff
The Frofessnn and the public will please observe ta' Inc
labels ON the bulcsof MHffnv's FLUID Magnetic wiin
iuurc be authenticated by his mature the inventor and
proprietor ~ ihst Invaluable medicine, without which
cannot bc aCnanc. riT Iaufa Murray has been nOted
~ The Whole profession adopt this pTeeautun In order
aud a. defend the sick an iuhfm from doetoriUua lnlt
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
90 II corner Of aud l4h SIS
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MA SHALL
FURNITURE wAkEROOMs,

Oh POSITE TIE BANKS.
THE subscriber has hand aud constantly nanufac
L turing every ancle In the Furniture nhe anil soBcs
call from purchasers Having machinery, driven by
water pJW-r employed, enables him To- manufacture
any article IN his line good terms the article
~ be inside elsewhere The advantage u sthiuory,
besides assising 10 expedition, enables to have the
materials used Thoroughly seasoned, (Which Of much
npo lance 10 have good article good work. by having
lie timber sawed up and stuck away s.ss tne before
worked W. ~. SMITH
hlso-COnstantlY hand and for Sale large and &c.
neral stock Of Mahogany, which s usually purchased
suction In tie 10, and sawed to my direction.
All orders IufnIsIed With pr0mptness. ieZ3