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LOG DWELLING xgoysr,

one and half stories high, with two rooms on
each floor, good KITCHEN, CORN CRIB.
and DAIRY over an excellent Spring.
Terms made known Oh application to me, and
possession given in time to put in spring crop,
reapng his harvest.
THOMAS ]. NICHE.
Oct 7, 1871
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FARM nv AUGUSTA ron SALE

Will sell my Farm on the Middebrook road
about three miles from Staunton, containing by
estimation -
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SLAVES TO xEIaE.

SLAVES TO xETSGE.
have some likely young slaves, of both sex.
rs, TO hire for the ensuing year.-Those disposed
- supply themselves will please call upon Geo
VI. Cochran, Esq. in Stanton, who is authorized
to hire the same, and who is also authorized to
collect the hires for the last year.
JOHN II. PEYTON.
Dec. Q, 1S4i-5t
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- YIN -. DNNkUS, NJ. ID.
Rochester, n. Y. Sept. 81, 1887.
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DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

T. As other Wing Journals have seen fit 10 an.
nounce the Diplomatic nomin atoms of President TY-
LER IN advance Of their confirmation by The senate
there can no longer be a reason for Withholding them
IL Is understood that Friday last the Preident
Transmitted to the Senate tie following nominations
EDwAHD EVERETT, Minister Plenipo. to England
&. ;. ToDD OF Ohio, (" Russia
DANIEL JEsFgR OF Md Austria
GEoRoE w BAaaow, Of Tenn. Charge Portugal.
ID. A. BABER, Of Georgia Z" Sardinia
JoHs PESDLEros, OF Virginia " Chill
Mr.. EVERETT IL well known TO the country as long
an able and prominent Wing Member of Congress
from Massachusetts,, and Governor Of that State In
1887 and 81, He was rooted out hy the Striped
Pig in 1899; Morton receiving majority Of one
Gov, Everett went abroad oE his health early in 1870
and has not yet returned that this appointment at
least, cannot be siigmallzed reward for party
vices. We believe none will doubt the eminent fit
ness OF Gov T. for the important station he has been
called 10 fill.
Col ToDD was gallant soldier in the las, war with
Great Britain an aid of Gen Harrison al the battle Of
the Thames, and by good conduct to be lnspec-
tor General Of the U. States. He resigned the re-
duction Of the Army, and retired TO farm in Ken
turks, which he lett in 1910 TO fight the battle Of hs
old beloved commander, Editor of the Cincinnati
Republican. He one Of the intimate and
valued friends of the deceased President.
Hon. DAslRL JEsfFER was for several years lead
ing Wing member OF Congress from the Western
Shore District Of Maryland but declined re-elec.
ton this year he il selected for the Austrian EN-
bassy on account Of his intimate knowledge Of and
connection with the Tobacco Planting interest hch
IL deeply interested in modification OF the enormous
mpost on Tobacco now exacted by Austria. The
Planters have with great unanimty solicited his
appointment, and The President has acceded 10 their
wishes.
he public, who know how recklessy and with
what indecent haste most of the subssting Diploma
tic appointments were swept aside when Jacksonism
came into power, will not fail TO remark the different
spectacle now presented Nearly five months have
elapsed since the Wing Administration came into
power, and not ambassador Charge has yet
been recalled. Mr.. Stevenson has asked be super
seeded at London Mr. Cambreeng long since aban
doned Russia and is amusing himself in Switzerland
or the South Of Europe; Mr. Muhlenburg of his own
accord came home from Austria several months ago
". Y Tribune
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A,d IN n. strides towards power will II not soon be
81, II ,he other branch Of the Nalonai Legislature
| hone sir il will not begin this work Of subugsuon
hnye aid sir that participated IN that great reso
la,ion that brought the present Administration INTO
nousr will stand by my fr1ends and sustain INC
pa,.s-yes sir all Of the meas n CO Of reform that
he achievement Of that great victory promised hno
nong those measures Of reform standing out In poo
r.bef was the limitation Of Executive influence.
Now, sir, l say again, will go with my I,oiuea'
friends but will raise my feeble arm against E1eeu-
tive encfoaehnents whenever and wherever they may
manifest themselves. Ii the President should ever
exercise the power or il s power) OF advising the en-
try of such order upon an Indictment Is the case
made proper for its exercise
Are we called upon To concede any thing more TO
Great Britain Ihaye alluded 10 her encroachmenis
from the Atlantic and from the Pacific, and her op-
preston upon the high seas That j. not all She
has murdered in cold blood in time OF peace an Anne
mean citizen upon our ou so-ayowed the act, and
added to all this the deep damnaion Of attempting
To Justify the act not only home, but here IN your
ows capital Let no man say have asked this Govern
menl 10 engage in a war with England The moral
sense of the country is always adverse TO war. The
effect Of war however at this time, with Great Br-
tain upon our political institutions, ! apprehend -
NJ seriously 10 be deprecated
But sir have advocated no such measure. only
say that, in of all these considerations, would
demand and require Of Great Britain sIict justice =
full atonement would put forth all the energies Of
the nation put the country 10 sta'e Of defence
would press that demand, not Iashly but with that
energy frmness and dignity that would leave room
for msapprehension And IL neglected or refused, |
would seek redress by a resort TO any means known
To the estab slied usages Of civilized nations.
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Ndrai Engagement in me Rirer Plate Rio ia
neito papers received at this office, contain Monte
Ndco dates TO the eth of May
An engagement took place the 9th between
the Monte Vdco Squadron under Commodore Coe.
and that of Buenos Ayrcs, under Admiral Brown -
he former consisted of sx vessels and the latter OF
three. Brown, however, had the hes, artillery and
his vessels larger and manned chiefly with .e,.
men, while Goes were chiefly manned with landsmen
The account states that Notwithstanding these Dis.
advantages, Coe CALAMITY sustained his adversary
IRE Tor hree hours lie then found expcdicnt 10 re-
ure' anu arrived AZ Monte Video without The loss OF
any Of his vessels which, however suffered mnch da
mage lie had ~ men killed and 20 wounded in
cluding Lieut. shannon. Brown had only six or eight
men wounded, and his vessels suffered very liule a.
mage They were The 9th al anchor Oh Monte
Niueo' Zoe wa repairing his vessels with all speed
and then intended to try his luck .gnin The w,,te,
Is however ofepinion that he ough, not 10 do So but
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Another AggrsssioH.-Capain Lord, Of he 81 8
Saluda, from Afiica via Rio Jancif Which place BE
left the 10Th OF June that the Do tch choone
Argo was the coast, and had been fired into ty
British brig Of war. The balls passed through lie
schooner. No however killed The lng
passed on without sending boa, % the schooner.-
Capt l.. further states that The hsrbof u L0ando Is
Of the safest and beet The roast, Provisions
and frlii plenty and Al TsssoBabis prices
Is plenty, and easily obtained u siso Of the
heaitblest places the coast and ifse from sick
Rio Janeno Unlsss ef5cifb, measures are
speedily done to check The insults offered TO Amen.
cans IN that quarter Cap l. i VI opinion that cur
Cam
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NEW INVENTION.

n PHILIPS & A. JACKSON'S Patent Gar
-. lick and Smut Machine for separating Carl ok
Smut, and Cheat from Wheat, &c.
The advantages OF this improvement consist in the
facility with which it can separate Garlick Smut
Cheat, other impurities from Wheat, other grain
and in the simplicity, cheapness and durability of the
apparatus. Any carpenter, having seen of these
machines, can very readily make them.
The wheat is eilectually separated from the extra
matter, by of strong of air pro-
duced by the rapid motion of a common mill fan, and
conducted through trunk iue made Of plank, air
tight This trunk should be the full width of the fan
about foot deep where il leaves the fan, and contract
ed about six inches the mouth or point where the
wheat passes through The wheat falls from re-
volvng screen, upon an inclined plane, at the lower
end of which il passes through perpendicular apei-
to the current of air enters the cur
rent OF air, the falling mass DIVORCES from perpcnd
cular line, at greater less angle according to its
specific gravity-pu wheat disergng at an angle of
about thirty and all light matter, at angle OF about
sixty degrees The separation, having thus been per
fecy effected by the action OF the current of AIR upon
the surface OF the PARTICLES of matter falling through
it, preserved by means of regulators or slides so ad
usted as to keep the wheat from the impure matter
Garlick be separated from wheat only in this way
and smut be blown out whole, which must be de-
cidedly preferable 10 any mode of rubbing by which
it is pulyerzed, portion of the dust must adhere TO
the gram and thus pass into the -four
The utility of this improvement has been fully test
ed by experiments made with garick in every stage
from that of green and soppy, to light and dryand
the result in every instance, has been entirely salts
factory.
The patentees take pleasure in offering this improve
ment To miilers, and the public generally.
Letters from any part Of the United States address
ed TO the paentees at Lecshurg, Loudoun county
Virginia, will be promptly attended to,
DAVID PHILIPS,
ASA JACKSON
p. s. Mr. DAVID PHulPs, one of the pa,cniecs of
the above improvement has disposed of his interest in
the same, 10 Mr. MOSES b. HERRING, for va
uabe consideration, rcseIving only the State OF Penn
syvania. ASA JACKSON.
may % cpco3m
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LOTTERIES FOR JULY.


On SATURDAY, 9th July, lS4l the
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Class X, for 1871.
Will re drawn at Alexandra, Va.
GRAND SCHEME
Two Capitals of 10000 Dollars,
Amounting to $4,000.
prize $1,000 prize of 5000
do $500 do 5000
prize of 81, 500
40 of 81 500. so of S;o50---60 of $500, &c.
rs Number Louery-l2'Draun BaHtts.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5--Quarters r. So
Certificates of packages of % whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do. % half do 80 90
Do. do. IS quarter do 80 80
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY,
Class l., for lS4l.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, the
3st July, lS4l.
GRAND PRIZES.
10000 Dollars 6, 900 Dollars
10000 Dollars ) 600 Dollars.
$4,000 500 000-$l ,747-25 of 81 o00-25 OF
S5t0--2S of $500 200 Of $500, &c
Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarers -, so.
rs Number Lo,tery---13 Drawn Ballots.
Certificates of Packages % Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do % Half do 65 90
Do. do % Quarter do - 80
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packa-
ges in the above Splendid Lotteries, address
~ ]. G.. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, D. C..
Drawings sent Immediately after they to
all who order above. June 29-2aw3wd&c
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DLOODED HORSES FOR SALE---The sub
ID scriber will dispose OF ten twelve head of blood
ed stock OF approved pedigrees. Amongst which are
three Brood Mares, in foal, three Filies three
years old the past Spring now under the bride The
others Yearlings and this Springs foas.
To Gentleman, Company, who may desire
good Maryland or Virginia stock, and who would
take the whole purchase may be made on favorable
terms. Full pedgrees will be furnished,
DANIEL JENIFER,
Milton Hill, Charles County, Md
lune 29-d&c3w
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Correspondence of,he Journal Of Commerce.

MARsrlILEs, June %, ISL
The Y s ship PrebIe, that arrived here on the I9th
parted company of Toulon with the ship Sea- D,lano.
Tor Washington, with the statue of Washington from
Leghorn. The celebrated Arnucd dc Tabre con
demned to the Galeys for life for leo forgeres was
exposed in the Plllory yesterday As he has ruined
SO many Orphans widows and families the authorities
to prevent him receiving any injury from the popuace
had a regiment Of soldiers to protect HIM part OF
which will escort him TO Toulon
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=" ANTED-A Journeyman Barber.-A stead
w man obtain constant employment and goo,
wages by making immediate application to MARC
DUBANT, on 18th street, few doois above tn
Madlsonian Office. July 1876.
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ID OOMS TO RENT.-A pleasant parlor, and one
IL two bed rooms, neatly furnished to rent with
Oh, board, al the south east corner Of lith and +
street june l0-3t
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should wait for the corvette yergsra recently pr.
chased when he would stand some chance Of uccess
He also states that Of Goes schooners, On he
2Glh, deserted To the enemy Jour. II Com.
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N EW PUBLICATION =" Charges preferred
~ against Don Joaquin vcla~quez de Leon and
Don Pedro Fernandez del, Castillo, members Of the
Beard of Commissioners, under the Convention of
April 1889, on the part Of the Republic of Mexico,
addressed 10 the President of the United States, By
OrazIo de Aliells Santangelo citizen of the United
States, with twenty three documents"
To be had at Il FARNHAMS, Penn. Az be-
tween 9th and 10Th SITS
uv 22-3lis
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$4,000
AND
so PRIZES of 1000.

On Saturday, 2Sh August, lS4l, the
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Glass G, for ISil,
Will be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 DOLLARS
$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 90 $500 +"
2,297 Dollars
80 Prizes OF 1000 Dollars
so Of 5000 Dollars-50 Of 200 Dollars, &c
Tickets only $l0-Halvcs $5-Quarters s. so.
Certificates of packages Of 26 wholes Sl30 90
do do 26 halves 65 90
do do % quarters 81 30
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries, address
J. g. GREGORY & CO. Managers
Washington City, ID. G.
Drawings sen, Immediately after they to all
who order as above. july 22-2aw3wd&c
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Imentp=Seoenth Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIRST SESSION.
TUESDAY, July 90, ls4I

TUESDAY, July 20, lS4I.
Aherthe communication of Message from the
President Of the United States transmitting report
from the Secretary Of State with ACCOMPANYING pa
pers, relative 10 American citizens prisoners in
ry of June 2lst) the House, on motion of Mr.
MALLORY, resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on
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CHRONlCLES ofthe Pilgrim Fathers of the Co
" lony of Plymouth from 1902 10 1925, now first
collected from original records and contemporaneous
printed documents, and illustrated with notes, BY
Alexander Young, vol octave just published and
this day received tor sale by
F. TAYLOR.
Also, Collections of the New York Historical So
ciety, vol, just published. july %
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~ forming general index 10 all the popular express
sons and most striking passages in Shakespeare de-
signed Ivy rendering the beauties of Shakespeare mat
tets Of easy and instant reference to introduce them
more into the familiar intercourse Of society, vol
lsmo A lev copies just imported from London by
+. TAYLOR. july 10
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ENFiELD'S HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
IL from the earliest periods, by William Eofed,
Ii d "a new edition, complete in one volume. Lon.
don, isi0-jus imported Ga few copies only)by
July - +. TAYLOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
's..A . I,sr.,. csnes.irai.s Sassspsrsn
SCROFULA
ME2CURIAI, DISEASES.

II
lE sarsspana Of the shops very apt 10 be nescy'
l. quite h.ert, ehher from OF from barring De.
tanned from an inferior species OF .msI Tots me 2
pairing which have long been I'm vogue, s prous,y con
iribued variable reputation The activity OF the TOOL
10 beleveto depend upon one or more aeIid
rendered inert by chemical ehnge al the TEN
teraurs ~ deg This fact appcarsto be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations "Aner long
boiling uliar odour which abundantly the
good SarsapaIilla Is almost exnRuished From
the Ssrsspaia prepared In this found no sensible
drowsy anil raeking effects produced by alargs quAnuy
although the dccocion OF eight ounces te al
dose II Wood Backe's u. y. Dispersafory
knowledge OF these facts, ami the uncertainty prae'
OF the OF sreaparila In use icdto the us
repeated experiments OF the method OF pre-
pairing compromising the extract now oucredo the ued
ces boiling andis warranted to contain IN con-.
ccnaed form, the active principles Of the root obtained
from the approved species OF smilax.
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practce
the successful treatment of the worst ios oil the ms
for the OF which Sarsaparta Is
prcparaoas OF that medicine, the Panacea &C.
eraiions and affections OF the bones, simple
Scroiua and In mercural and mercurio syphe diseases
have been permanently euredby suse In three months
without other treatment except tile most simple app-
the parts diseased ta OF twoor three bottles
in similar cases, will prove the efficacy and Importance OF
the preparation
Is uarly use acr ealomei where that medicine
has been freely in seroous habits for the cure
diseases being admirably calculated in such cases
all disease from the body AMI restore the nsuai
vsor Of the constitution. The use OF two or three ooes
will such enectual security
against secondary affections. ,.
tonic and particularly in general debility,
with and dcpraved conditions OF the SYSTEM nom
Scrofa other diseases, in chronic Rheumaiism and
affections Of the skim II is invaluable medicine
"''''' '''r' JUS ALEXANDER DUvAL,
Ia l2 Agent for the Prophet
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DR.. NILES
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOM tn,

An important substitute for CatosneL
bpronriCtors OF this article, keeping fact
that wise and benevolent Being has pac cd within tho
rcacn OF all remedies adapted TO the diseases nedsu 10
the climate they tnhab, and knowing likewise, that most
otthc diseases OF the south West based unon
sanic or functional dcrangcm OF liver their
attention to those articles which act especially on
the hillary organs. -
Aner long laborous and expensive they hays
succeeded In extracting substance from the TONI Alto,
which, from its peculiar effect upon the hepac bIary
organs, they have dcnominaied Hspahne II nctcine
both acute ami chronic diseases, without the possibility of
producing the dcleeriuus consequences common 10 that
article. It's action the constitution universal no
part the system escaping its Influence II is however
upon tile organs nj secretion and ercrcon thar great
power IS particularly manifested; hence s peculiarly
adapted u the treatment OF bilious feyers and other
eases IN which toTpIy congestion OF the liver and
portal circle prevail
Is admissible In all cases where IL IL necessary 10
cleanse The stomach and bowels II obstruction
aud cncec aquck and healthy action oGthe liver
gianduar vsccra OF the Abdomen Being ifusble ts
operation, produces free circulation
the surface q: he body. accompanied 10y agcne perap
uon IL more universal and may often he repeated, not
merely with safety but with great benefit. This becomes
indsncns1by necessary in of long standing, for Ia
them intense temporary Impressions made 10y strong me.
cines seo ever 40 good, but tend To injuTe the
nina Of the constitution.
Is cleansing and purifying the system; per.
feet harmony with the known laws tile, and unnubt.
edy the valuable offered for pn.
lie trial and inspection.
For convenience this medicine is foTmed three grain
pills The white pills eGihuTfc aierdtire iaphOret
&c and diHrehe The yellow pills I0nc sHiHldnt and
dinDhoretic. For sale wholesale and retail, by
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
l.-N=
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

- % a, nsss hs.sia The cissts o.
eesy tor tho cSuay "a Aeeomaek The sab day al Feb.
s1ary, lfl levin Joynes IL shetid Of Ao~a1ack sn
A. such Administrator OF Colnorc nayns dee a. Ilain
un aeanst Gideon feaies, Michael Wheakon sally Pull
aud oliver Logan. defendants,-fa CAancsrt.
Iho deicndsnt. Ct1con Pierce not having entered his
appearance aud given security according Act
Seaers Assembly aud the Rucs OF ths Court, aud
bearing 70 The satisfaction q tho Count. thai hs
nhahitan OF this state On motion OF the plaintiff
Council II ordered that the defendant Gicon PeaIve Do
appear hero al the Rules Co be held In thu Ccrks ocs
the said County ON the Id Mondly In May next an.
swer tho paiofis bill; aud that copy OF this
forthwith Inserted la some OF the public newspaper
prntedin tho CITY OF Ricbond. tor months snee
svey and sso posted at tho irnt door Of Court House
this County.
ATmc Copy. Testc,
II AiLwoRTII, Deputy for
mh 9-wqw Thomas " Ioy
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nIA HALL
FURNITUR AREROOMS,
Oh POsiTE THE Banks.

Oh POSITE TIE BANKS
THE subscriber has hand, and constantly manufac.
L turing every article in the Furniture ho, and socs
q call FROM pui chasefs Having machinery, driven by
water power employed, enables him to manufacture
any article his line good terms the Article
be made elsewhere The advantage OF machinery,
besdes assisting In expedition, enables To have the
materials used toIoug lily seasoned, (Which is Of much
npo lance have good article good work. by having
the timber sawed up and stuck away lime before
worked w. III. SMITH.
Also-Consiantly hand aud for sale, large and
neral stock Of Mahogany which IL usually purchased at
auction In the lol, and sawed IN my direction.
All orders furnished with promptness ie3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

DATRNT SAFETY RUZEi-A wmticls for
blasting both IN dry places and under watef, manufe-
tured solely by Bedford, smh q Davey Cornwall I'm.
riand and nacon Bedford, Ealos Co, East CRANKY,
Connecticut.
"This Patent Safety FuSc IN blasting takes the rses Of
tho prmnE needle pruning and match, and AZ removes
III danger Of striking FIRE IN ianping, and burns
aured rate renders tho dangerous business " blast
ing safe the cmpnyments % the Farmer ensures
certainty and effects explosion well under
In the dfiea situation; besides II much lime and H..
bour-aud as u allows tho taInpns 10 he rammed hard
home, AMI leaves only orihce Of tho sire Of kning
needle III adds considerably ~ tee force Of tho bas
has been satisfactorily proved too thai sdds the force
sf the bottom"
The above statement is csrthed TO By David Hamilton
supernls0danto o. Repairs, Erie cans MeAlpne, As
setAut Englncer Erie canai enlargement and Iouah.
ION Rogineer Cohoss company.
5000 FEET Of the above, for ssla By
nh - oRETTER a PEAEE