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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

South Caroiina Eicetion.-Such singular unanimy
has pcrvaded our State that have scarcely thought
1t worth while TO say uny thing about the subject il
well to remark, however, that in very few corners
has any thing like Wing party appeared cvcn,. and
that wherever there las been contest the Democrats
have been triumphant. One Wing has been elected to
the Legislature, in Columbia, not in party struggle
and we understand not on party grounds. In Pendle-
ton, where alone they had any claims to party strength
the ma jorty against them is decisive.
TII0rIest0u .MlrcurU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

IN CIIANCERY.-VRGisiA:-at Rules held 10 thr ''e'n
Office of Essex Superior Court Of Law aud CaneH
on The 7Ih day Of September 1872:
Augustine Owen, flaint:n:
against
Stephen d. Pits Reuben L. Pitts, Rir Jor- Upon an
dan John c. Browne and David P. Wright, Attachment
Executor Of Thomas Pits, deceased,
Defendants =,
This day came the plaintiff by counsel and ed his bill ana
the subpoena and attachment awarded in this cause
returned all the defendants except stephen "
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he not a
htant OF this Commonwealth On the motion OF The paln,
Ordered that the said defendant Stephen d. Pitts 90
here Monday December being RUE Gay th
plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this ORDER DC Res
with inserted in newspaper published 10 me e
mond for months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy oe
the front door The Cont house Of this county
A Copy-Tes;e, TIC
- JANIS noi hiSoo' 80 80 53-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of
Y trust em William Williams and wife 10 me, of record in
Cuneper County Court shall offer for SALE the highest bid
der for CASH on the premises Wednesday, the 7 day of De-
ceher next several parcels Of Land IN said deed mention
and the other three acres in all s5 less
These tracts lie within mile OF .uprper Court house. IN
pleasant and agreeable neishooo aud will be sold
tract, viii be divided INTO Two Or more convenient
farms suit ana, If divided plat thereof
viii be exhibited on l- day lie. The Improvements
OF handsome and comnadons dwelling nse and out
houses aud valuable country MILL about mile from
Cupeprr The land of good quality originally
about woods The sale will be made subject
prior given upon the 5i tract about
S2D with interest," &c. and such title only Will Ice ed
hold under deed aforesaid. The title, however is be-
licv ed To be unquestionablc. A. +. HILL Trustee.
Seu.6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Tie Sccr,tory If War-The Hon. John {. Spencer,
Secretary OF War passed several days of the last week
in this cy and after visiting Tie u s. Arsenal, at
Wa,ervlie, took the boat on Saturday for n. York.
We DO not learn that ne will avail himself of the oc-
cason of Mr. Websters expected appearance in that ci
~, 10 "defne his position also but assured,
from undoubed sources, that he open and explicit
in his avoaas Of opinion here-declaring HIMSELF in IA
vor ofihe election Of the Democratic candidates, Bouck
and knson, and Of the local Democratic ticket
in this county-and avowing more explicit adherence
10 Presiden, Tyler, and emphatic condemnation
Of MIR Clay, than either Mr.. Webster or Mr.. Gushing
Rumor says asn, that Mr.. Spencer, in reply TO let
Ter from Rochester, puts himself definitely paper, al
cas, upon subjects Of general politics. The Rochester
Daily Advertiser Of Saturday says:
"rhere was rocket thrown into the Wing Camp in
This city, yesterday, in the shape OF rumor that John
c. Spencer lad sent letter to this section, defining
his position, end sustaining the course of Presldcn,
Tyler. 1t created quite buzz among the politicians
of The cnon party
The Evening Journal, which denounces President
Tyler as traitor and mbece, euogizes his Secretary
who fully sus,ains MIR. Tyler, and "repudlaes' Mr.
Clay and his partizans, in this manner:
"Mr. Spencer is distinguished son Of New York,
and az SUCH welcome HIN back to the scenes OF his
youth, ond tie theatre of lis usefulness His able
and upright administration Of that responsible depart
ment of the Government over which he presdcs, only
strengthens the reputation for talents and integrity
which he had already established ny long and faithful
public service "-.?ibany Argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

SITUATION NTED-A person, well gusa ii usually
taught In Academies aud the Latin and 1tesn in sfrs
w.hes tn procure situation for the ensuing sni
healthy ueshbobood Testimonials, both Of us enId.ssed 10
schoiaiship can be given, II required Letters: will e
A. B., Thorusbure P. O., epottsyvania county VHsa'''
attended TO. 3p-SG
gept. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

old WINES AND LIoUURS-Aiso, GRocERlES.-I have
~ very large and general assortment 0I old Wines a3d Ii
anors part been kept hand, Improving
years then said be ~ years old Ny Groceries
bear fair comparison wl the best IN the city, As may regard
quality price carfuness putting them The
old Wines ard Liquors viii be found most beneficial for the
strvaon Of health when moderately and jndicousy used
Should any found ncedu"us to have firm and
mistaken belief in PLAN matter of fact ass,rn let him
ENQUIRE subscriber who has been regular enpe
during the lost 50 of his fr and, II not
fled with his healthy appearance, they can Per portrait ol HI,
who dird the State Of New YORK aged
years. ,ceH knonA be- drinking fish the
day he lett Fercnlosh, then STRIPPING
WM. WALLACE.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

THRUST SALE OF LAND AND sLAvEs-By virtue q; &
deed Of trust executed by John G. Hughes u.s. as Tm
tees for purpose securing the payment sundry deb
speced which deed date the 18th day OF au
1886 aud of County Court Of Fuvanna We h
proceed 5h day Of November next at the Grocery House
Of William Cae in the said county OF FMvanna to sell
highest bidder for cash. the following property real and
MI in the said deed mentioned vii: The tract OF land where
m the said John c. Hughes resides containing two
acres. he tie less Also the following mined
slaves viz: Aaron, Peter, Jim, Henry Mary, Mmnen Alley
Nancy Pleasant, Stephen and Jemina. :"
The land we'll aud has il comfortable dwelling house
and other suitable buildings The slaves mostly young and
valuable Acting Trustees shall convey such title only az
vested In US by the said deed.
JOHN SCIATER, trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Tur TsRirF-ihe p5rsv at Tariff law 3 one of TIE
mos. unequal ana Just that conld be imagined. If
the authors Oor we believe that Ike The birthplace Of
Homer 1t has many candidates for that honor had ran.
sacked their iinag'naons, they could hardy nave
determined On one that would have acted with more
onnres,on TO some interests and greater favortsm 10
others The duties are lad with reckiessness that
would arrue total disregard c consequences except 20
far as they might protect particular classes OF mahuiac-
turers and show them especial iavos rake Inc ar
tce of low priced are IN use among the
mass of the pecple-those whose means are limited,
and We fiud the duty laid with perfect despera.
lion Tue minimum price of all plain cotions IS fixed
Mt twenty cents per yard and Of those that dyed or
printed, thirty pc, yard. On these valuations,
duty of thirty per is laid Thus plain cotons which
can be borht n cents per yard wholesale,
nav duty sx cents per yardte price Of The article.
The duy on finer ARTICLES rs smaller III proportion but
it does rot helcw sixty per cenum, according to
this mode ct ap?alseiaent. Ihe article at common ca
leo that which enters largely into the families of
in, moor and !aboring is taxed similar manner.
The duty being Thirty per cent and the minimum
pr,ce bein x,d by Law al :,y cents per yard, cali
Goes which cost ten cents yard wholesale, pny duty
of nine cents almost doubling the price o, the article
vi king the upon these two articles OF general use
and consumDon about equal 10 an al vaiofem duly OF
ninety per cent, average This done too al time hen
our people ere oppressed 10y debts and when The markets
70, their produce were never IN more depressed
condition: and io what IS this enormous Iatih LEVIED:
Not for revenue because no one is visionary enough 1"
believe tha, npor,atons Will be made under such du-
ties-bnt TO lcgslate money into the pockets OF some
dozen Northern manufacturers sths what our friends
on the opposite SIDE call 'proscton to all mankind and
favors TO none: In fact, the whole bill, ostensbly IN
tended as measure, IS IRON beginning 10 END,
tax a,d upon the mass satisfy the cupid,y OF the
Northern manufacturing capitalists, who eiernaly hese
Congress- asking TO be made rich out OF ihe pockets OF
the people, By legislative legerdeman
rNatcks- Free Trader
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

VERuoyr.-The Legislature CT Vermont made choice
Of WIN Upham Senator to Congress from that State
on Friday last The vote as follows:
Whole number of votes DDS; necessary toa choice | l5
William Upham, Wing, l22
VIM C. Bradley, Democrat, 100
Scattering 5-lC6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Upham over Bradley, %; over all lG
resolution, in favor of the repeal of the Bankrupt
law, was introduced and unanimously passed in both
branches Of the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
;.R. TYLER'.s LETTER.

WA.uiNGI"S, June q, 1854.
Gentlemen: Your letter Of the 10Th INST, inviting
me TO "the Democratic cS9a! I" DC gwen al ouhtaIh
Green on the al, of July next: bv those Of the party
who wish 10 revive the principles VI the Democrats OF
l79s to resuscaie the doctrines CT Thomas Jefferson,
and 10 establish principles Is the only standard oil pure
Democracy, ia before ne, nad approving The
leadinr objects expressed IN your e!er, regret iaal
will be out @. my power TO be present at ceeofa
ton. regard as .separnbe f'om the anniversary OF
thai auso,cons event IN The celebration OF which ali
Americans unite with enthusiasm, the principles OF
that treat aud lns;ioGs mcn who has lit behind
him more imaeIishall. memorials of devotion to
popular rights than nny other wao has either ced
or followed him. the aaauncau"a "i Ia" great Hnihs
contained IN the Declaration Of Independence a:c not
moro imnorant 10 the human family al large, Than are
,hose which were announced by the civil revolution OF
1883 10 these con, deraieG States. They enoIn
street limitation nn the powers cf the Federal Govern
nent They teach tia the Constitution 10 tie result "
\ COMPACT among sovercign States an6 my oeiiel Is,
Ina, on the maintenance OF these doctrines, all that rs
ycluable To us rs iTeemcn inauiy oefencs Resting
On Tie principles oil the cnniederacy, It does not belong
20 the age OF prophecy t. "resee the power ahd
a,ory to which our country desned and my impres-
SION is esusv srong of the fatal tendency OF all those
measures and principles which indicate centrailza
ton o pon cr here bringing It's train heart burnngs
and jeaiouses among the States, ana SUBSTITUTING III
lhe end, force in place If affection
These remarks have felt 10 be due 10 the occasion,
and in compliance with your request, gentlemen, Tor
ward you the annexed sentiment, winch trust may
prove acceptable. have the honor to be-
Your most obt serv't,
JOHN TYLER.
The Union Of the States:rhe result ofcompact, and
resting on the affection o lie members FOR perpeny-
lis most da resous cneny The encouragement OF sec.
iional interests.
Nessrs. NcCurahcr. Jain II. Barclay, rhos S
Smth Jacob Fuck, and ". Ii Hand, Esqs, Commit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

MrRirEp SryxruY-Mr Colquii, oi Georgia, an
eloquent member OF the House OF Representatives, IN a
speech before that body, an the report OF tne select
Cm,,ttee and resolution moved by Mr. Adams, TO
destroy The veto power applied the lash to the already
laceraed backs ofthe leaders of in manner
severe as i, was just He says, addressing the Federal
majority: AN. 1885,,
hence Won have bound the President as your victim,
and Offer hun sacrifice 10 nrpease popular re- Your
cfFor,s TO delude those whose confidence You have
abused is the height Of folly There is no escape
Through every valley, from Name 10 louisiana noa'
,ba mni,eripps Of an injured people, and every noun
tain crag has tongue echo back their indignant re-
ir;hn,on. You cane into power upon promises OF
doing good but refused to tell by what measures you
proposed lis mplishment- Debts were to De pa'o
without money, commerce 10 houF'sh ""nou' p.o
Inoa ns n be made without labor, religion to be re-
v;yed ihou, taxes, and the whole country TO be rem
dered peaceful, prosperous, and happy BY some magic
sprll Bot. the FIRST measure OF which you boast,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

~ pOsTPO EMENT-T above sale is postponed until
,he h day of November next il fair f the far day
thereafter and will take place the dwelling house Of sad
John c. Hughes, in the county Of Fluyanna
BENZ. II. MAGRUDER,
JOHN SCLATER, i'us'ees.
o.t o., i9-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
Oct, 4
A. A. COWDERY, Clerk.
i3-w5w

y ETWEEN John Eareys Union CoIrellorse and r. H. Jen-
ID kins Dry Good Store and dnor' row Governor street
We would this late opportunity of thanking the public for
avos tie last six vas not our design nj rsi
10 establish through the but Ia do II by giving
Ia call upon which consider TAR prera-
BILE to any bass and of which glad TO know has
hccn almost universal.
the future All goods sold By that do not please IN COST quail
w. it, color make, fashion, Otherwise can be eturnr and
the money reindcd-proved, the shall not have been
worm We this time large stuck II not larger IMAM
any State in line Of business, and would respectfully
invite call before purchasing, and
HIMSELF aud II not pronounced as low or
lowe than shall be much deceived
We have Coats s2 while others charge sa for making
trimming the customer furnishing the CLOTH and pants al 81
that S4 and Vests Shirts Drawers, Handkerchefs
Cravats Stocks Sschders Socks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds qualities and all other articles usually Kept by Cloth
ier of lch determined sell low for cash; and
quest public call and whether they want 10 buy or not
Dr al Goods rarrantea
- j. DIANNAN L co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

TN CHANCERY.-NI Rules held in the Clerks 0.
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Louisa county, Monday, the 81 day Of October, si2
William NJ. Baker, John X. Quars, William Mills and Ma.
thanel Thompson, fiain''us:
AGAINST
William Mills sr, William Mls j., Charles Cooke ana Geo.
Strong, Defendants:
The defendant, VIM. Mills and Wm Mills jr not having
their appearance and given security according to law
and the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dence Inhabitants this state, On motion Of
the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL II is ordered, That the said de-
endans VIM Mills and WIN Mills jr do appear be fore the
Judge the said Court Court house, the first day OF he
next term Of sad Court and the plaintiffs original
and amended hill and that OF this order be forthwith M
serted newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door the
Courl. house OF this county Court day.
Copy-Teste, -
nc,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
Fail Imported CHM and QUEENSgaRE.

VERY Low.
ID the ship Harriet Rockwell just arrived, added 20 preyu.
- receipts am placed in possession Of large and command
ing stock Of Qu cnsware and China.
G.rman French and american GLASSWARE.
Also on hand an extensive and varied assortment 0f Gu
Pressed and Plain Glass German, French and American Ma
nuacurr Silver aud britannia Casors, Stone Ware
etc., etc
The Goods have been purchased at rery on rates ra
moRSy, and | IGIs 10 sell IN The same way.
Ny old and puuc,ual paying friends invited tn buy on -
usual credit. VIM r. BUTLER,
3 doors above the Dell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
MccADE & MARTIN-sUR0EoN DEN7ISTs.

MEMBERS of the Society Of the Medical and Chrursica Fa
WI Guilty of Maryland and of the American society e Dental
-Ofce-F sect, above the Exchange, and
nearly opposite DR.. P!umcs Church. Richmond, Va-Arhcia
teeth inserted in the most approved manner aud all operations
carefully performed Lades the country, nhO fMd
eiy, rH be RATED at their re'dfner, rsae !
line through the o. pau, T be promptly ATTENDED 10. From
a number of references. they select the following:
E. r. Carmichael, 81. d. Prof Z. A. Hards, VI. D., Bali
Prof. R. L. Bohannan, ". u. more Col Dental surgeons
Jas. Beae, NJ. ID. Rev. w. j. Waller, NJ. D.
F. d. Watkins, NJ. u. Rev. G. a. keeste.
Chas. Beae, NJ. D., Gordonsville, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE The subscriber offers ior
m SALE privately the Farm which lie resides in the county
Sury, miles below the Court house. and three from
lie landing james River II estimated to contain sii hun
dred The arabic land about three hunnrsd acres lies
one very compact body and with the exception of acres
married. For fertility of SOIL and brauty
equal this section al
Try There is apple orchard Of about three hundred trees
repair sufficient fer the comfort
Of large family aud far SECURING all the
made the farm. The dwelling house is lex bald
.ng floor and dry cellar the size Of the
Terms accommodating Persons disposed TO purchase
are invited To and examine II.
WIN. L. b. RUFFiN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

PERMITTING lNK.-We shall have constantly on hand full
supply Johnson Duars best Printing Ink, moderate
2rices-
Enquirer ONCE, March 10, 1919. 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

"TuE SAME oLD The Feds bringing
into the field the paapharnalla of coonery, &c,
that was exhibited in 1910. The skin of the coon
seems To he n very great kvorte with them; in fact,
this little animal, usually ga sitting OH rail, sitting
on a rail" is mathematical of the party. They say the
.ssame old coon is again in the field.
No, FAST gentlemen before you elect your candi.
date, shc During Of die Wig aristocruey, as the Bes
ton 3tiaS has sad u, take retrospective view of the
ground. AS party you have many sins TO atone for !;
many promises to fulfil many wounds TO heal In
$40, you promised every thing 10 the people if they
would consent to place you in power. Confidence in
your promises and profession they lent their aid in an
Initiating Democratic Administration, and brought a
Federal ore into life They did this in good faith
So far we'll But after the people had acted their part,
they expected something in reiurn-and what have they
rol, Every thing coniusloD all has gone wrong,
instead of prosperity ruin has salked abroad and utter
confusion and dismay has driven away the sunny ex
aecta,ions OF the con6dng. Think you, under these
circumstances the people again to he duped and
wheeded so soon3 We guess no; the bitter cup ofds
appointment scarcely parted from the lips, ere the
POISONOUS chalice is again recommended! But never
fear all will be right this time. The people have tried
Whecery once; they have been weighed in the balance
and found wanting, and when the day comes, they will
say, s.depart We workers Of lniquty
BuriinOt0n " Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
J. DIANNAN L co.
.I6-wl,t

HAS Just received Of double and single harrel
IL F0WLING PIECES and all the necessary apparatus 10
equip the sfortsman. . :,
The subscriber the reader with an enumeration OF
his stock depmng sufficient st.ie that cry hing W Tue
sporting line be procured at his ore on the most modeae
terms,
terms, and a neat substantial manner Canes mounted
Locks repaired Keys ed and all kinds Of obbs IN our
line done with nealess and Dispatch - 800.
a., 53-wam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

WILLIAM F. RfTCHE ATTORNEY Law, Richmond, Pa,
w ocefor the present with Dr. Rtchie Main above
the Banks Feb. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
TEXAS-FrRrHER Particulars.

from fhe y o. Irapc, 81 OetooT 49,
very good idea of the state OF theaiiars IN the out
set of the troops may be formed by reading the follow
inp letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
> COLIN NJ. FARMER, D. c

The creditors of Joseph Albert Roya deceased, provided for
by the Decree hereby notified, that shall proceed
house, in Chesterfield county, on Monday the an day
November 1892 take the above mentioned, at which
place they required attend with their vouchers
and evidence, for settlement.
RICHARD ELAN, Commissiouer.
Sent Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Tickets Sln-haves 5-Qnarers 2 SO.
Certificates Of Packages of 26 Whoe Tickets, si20
10. 26 Half co
Do do. 90 Quarter DC. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

UNION LOTTERY Glass No u, for 1872, TO be drawn
Alexandria, Co. Saturday, the 18Th of Nosembs 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
]. G. GREGORY e. Co., Managers,
Office on Man, ID door teon Nam and lih Streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1912
$50, 00U-Sl0. 900.

VIRGINIA MONoNGALlA LOTTERY Class o. for 1892 ie
he drawn at Alexandria, D. Co. Saturday, the 5th of Novem
Der, 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

prizes Of So, 900, amounting TO S75,000
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass q, for 1872; to
drawn Alexandria, D. c. Saturday, the Goth of Novem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class r. for 1919, to he
drawn Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday. the l2lh Of November,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-30

air trial they haze rn crcssted our most Sahguia
expectations In fact so much so that VIC have
been Obliged TO send to Mr.. Zimmerman, at Lam
caster, more than hundred mics from here, 70
ton dozen; but these will last but a very short
time, the way we are selling them since they
hays boon fairly tested. IN the first place, gave
some to our PhyFcIuns, TO nicke trial Of sine
which they haze purchased number of boxes
and highly approved oftfiem. A few days ago,
there lady sent 80 miles to get box ofthe
Pills, she at the time was very low, and unable
to turn herself in bed; but IN two days, as my
informant says she was able to help herself.
We could mention many other cases, bat
dcem it unnecessary at this time; but would
merely say; that as the season is fast approach-
ing when there will be great defna1l for the
INDIAN VEG ETABLE PALS! and FIVE only
eo1d get supply ofthe me5ftine, we could es-
tablish other agents, which would be ofimmenso
advantage not only to the NORTH AMERI-
CAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH; but to thi
public generally Please let us know you
views on tho subject, and any directions relat iv
to tho same, will be promptly attende@ts by
Very respectfully, your friends,
S. WINCHESTER & SONs
Jersey Shore, .ycoming County, Pa.
AGENTS for the sale of tho above named
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, in Cecil Co.
,TorEPn c. CLouD,-Elkton; .EoHN MctRacKEN--.
North East, p. o, TuoMAs BrKoN-perryville;
EhrLr Owns ,--Gurleytown ANpnEw KIDD,
Port Deposit; SAMUEL ROWLAND, -Rowlandyil 10
George w. BrLEs,--Bluc Ball; ANN BUc KLEYS
-Sprngers Place; HENkT S. rus,-Princip-
10; BLACK & BRoruERs, charleston JosErH
HAINEs,-Brck Meeting House, JOSEPH DUYos
& soN,-Bohemia Village; Z. F. BiDpLE,--
Chesapeake City; FRANcIs b. CRooKsHANxs,--
Cecton; Epw!N IIAlEEs, Rising Sun, WIN. B.
GnLBsrIE,-Rock Springs; JosifuA CLAYroN
& Co. Chesapeake City P. O. JoHN MEARs,-
st, Augustine P. O. Thomas FoARp Warwick;
CIV PHy,--B9hemio Mills G p. WnIrA
kER St Co.-Pnncipio Furnace; CRornERs S,
klRK,--College Green.
OFFICE AND GENERAL DEPOT
FoR THE SALE or Tu&
INDIAN VEGETABLE pills,
WHOLESALE AED RGrAu.,
1859 RACE STREET, Philadelphia.
Febl2 842--lY