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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY y 60, MANAGERS,
Ri-bnlood, va.


Thursday-S30OO). 10000 5000 1000. 1000. 2905
- 2pTIzes Il 2D0, Il 1909, Il 1870 - ~. IuIU -
ct TOO, IN 81 iOb, a.. Tirkcts $40.
f'iay-S1OOl sJ3i. 1000 . ct $40 1 81 200 : Of
-, . 81 leo. Sc. Ticket - -.
Slturdny- SiOOo. aiO0. 1890 IGaO. sgs 10 2nor3lO.
= "i %OO, . ct $50, &c. Tickets 81.
s3O,O0O,
Alexandria Lottery Class No. ST. for 1913 T. b. drown
~ A''and1, ID e., Saturday, tie 2Jii, ui November
ISIJ Brilliant Scheme sSJU.UOO, 10000, 5000. 2J61
ptiTH "i 1871, 100 prizes &C 1850. llu OF no &c
Tickets sic; halves T. quarters 81 Certificates Of Pacs
ages Of 20 Whole Tickets, Si3p-S!arc7 IA proportion
so, 200.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 81 for IS!3-o H.. drawn
at AleS'ndua d. C., Saturday Dee 81. Isi3 Capitals-
Tickets "ny $40; halves .: quarters = 80 Certificate
"l packas" al Is Whnlo Tickets 81 J0siatcs in pro-
portion.
$4,000.
Splendid Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 81 G,r 1873
10 be drawn IN Alexandria ID. C., Saturday Dee Oh,
1913 brilliant Scheme-S50OOO, ~ 1000. 10000 1000
JUbO 36Js, 80 prizes OF 1000 80 OF 800 80 Of 100 g.
OF 3lO &c. - No. Lorery-I3 drawn ballots Ticket,
$40; halves g quarter. -. Certificate Of Packng. of
% Whole Tickets, sliO-s!,arcs in proportion.
100000, 10000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 50, for lsI3-To b.
drawn at Alexandra, d. C., Saturday Dee 9th 1873
Grand SeIcmes-S3J 600, 1000 GOOO $500 1927
5000. $500 10 prizes Of 1900 80 Of 500 Sc Ticket
SlO halves >; quarters2 80. Certificate f Package of %
Whole Tickets, Sl3J-shares in proportion
For Tickets AMI shares C.ltes Packages IA the aly.
J. g. GREGORY & 90. Manager R,,hnori ",
Drawings sent immediately amer they over to an who order
above. -, %,
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.

The STEAMER Caledonia arrived At Bo tom on Monday
morning. at 9o'coch, bringing 10 Days later fro Eu
rope The ual"i oC"nne for conspiracy was
commenced considerable drprc.s ION had taken plar.
IN tie cotton market The overland mali from India and
china hnd been received. The news 4. not ct mach i'm,
p"fance. excerpt So far relates the depression OF the
cotton market Ole Ball. the celebrated volnst Is among
The passengers. We gather our Information from an
extra 81 the ~ Y. Observation-Disclosures Patriot.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.
Dawn No Of Aeyanira Lottery No a7i drawn goth Nov
Il 10 ~ 81 80 II - - % - IL -
$4,000. $4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, No. 27G for Thursday evening 9.
Capita--S3DO0O, 10000 5000, 1000 - of 1000 30 t
600, &c. = Nos-li drawn. Wholes $40; halves ::
quarters 80.
lccsburg Lottery, No. a., for Frday.vcnin lIocl,k
At the ENctnngc: Capitals--S10OO, 2U3I. 1000 eli
500, OF 300, Sc. &c Nos-l2 drawn. Whole. -
30; halves II; quarters 62c.
S7Ou0
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. A. for Monday morn
me- Capitals; $1,000, 1000, 1900, OF BOO > Of 40,
Ne. 80 Nos ~ drawn. Wholes 50 halves /; quarters
$4,000. $1,000
AIoNandn' Lottery, Glass Sc, tor MONDAY morning Ca
pialS: $4,000 10000, 5000 100 Of 1000 10 OF 3DU
~. - Nos-l2 drawn. Wholes SIO halves :: quar-
ten $50.
soii and pad by sra i1.rnN
Ticket Nos 4. 81 IG, Prize OF $1,000 sold and rapiGy
STRhIrON.
'Nus " ~ %. FREE oi $1,000, boit s,Ai
!" u" ~ u 63- dn 100 Shy SIFNrruN.
Besides 90 other good three number prizes making ca
three number ptEcs odd aud psd 10y 1RATTON from
iio 18th ol May, 10 the 3Otli of September
~ l''A''' ~ alt the loi"es AMI The lucky numbers roT
h' ~ SfRAiION'S LlCkN uFFiCE
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~ >. BANA-1h-re was gland sale yesterday, in Pha.
deIpa OF aNast amount Vt fine property belonging 10 ia.
u y Bank. Thomas & son. the auciioneers pat ortl, a
pamphlet describing 1t ia deial.Aisr. Gas. Nov 21
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF IL ich
High Haier this day at !. Vbloek r. W.
ARRIVED,
Schr j. w. Smith, Jarvis New York snndtics
Schr Consideration, English, New York, ballast.
Schr Iiilandcr Prime Egg Harbour, ballast
Schr Mechanic, Stoddard Boston, sundries
Schr Miranda, Meckens Baltimore, sundries
Schr Lenity, Smith, Providence ballast
Schr Lcvina, Wilson. Portsmouth, n. H. potatoes
SIo"p Mary, Miller, York River corn and wheat
SAILED.
Schr Protector. lIudgns Washington, coal
Schr f.. :. Lamdin Parker, Baltimore flour
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish Baltimore, tobacco.
NEw ioRE, Nov. 2I.-Clcarcd Sclr Tuscarora SMACK
Allen u PaNson.
Arrived Schr John r. Buck West FIN Richmond coal
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We hear that American cheeScs sent to England
there enclosed in and brought back when they
are sofa 10 Tie gonfads epeires and oi
New York, the best English at TOUR time. the nc,,,
cOst!-Iisrandria Gasstfe.
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~SGsEs:ss go
By Lssr EyE.xL.vos Nan.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Mr. Cholie 1t ~ reported. viii resign his eat ia
the Senate. and be- srccecjcj by Mr. Webster.
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sECOND snPPLY
w N'rnHer a. Boston lfA iss,ayf

nv Nfe~Hter 90 BOSTON tfh fssfggf
'E'Ut subscriber h4s just made selection in a..
foe rIr Winter trade. nf tho n4v,..t 81, -,
@ 'a'' arrived BOO io unoi safesfr Tire n,t ar, .v s,
Hf 'of'I Dol r nrn rnHs ~ dress good. cf f,. wa,,g
,"'F n''i' u Winter Wmppinrs sc boz n,t 4. cr,. ,
''N'l .pfH o entirely Cashmere d. g~o-.. ,.
'y 'nt ffeneh arrc supply 81 Cssto,.r, h. p,es.
" ''F .'re Hern- Of Scotch manufacture sem. ,,,etv ID
~ '' 'i,h'h ~ 1uc-. % elegant pluerns ore
I"' c's' % Rich Chameleon Brocar ana -. s, h. .,i
poo on, r'ce o f1h Apasca very dsa,sbt oUs o,sss III
@ COZ . do nu iuvoce Il Metz Wofsfei a. ri o. Gnr
FAN Hni 10 pficrf 70 phase for LADIES sni Cbrsn A..
y" dof'n "i Nelyr f1unes or fadie. 10 n,,tf few nstsn
'ihili Oas frr Children sfyc Cyanas shawl ~ o.
' "'' '"'Ii'h no ~ THOMAS n. FRfCF
M NACA WINE and Peppcrnnint cor 20 bi N Vyte
A't 20 bht p " rofinL e,f saie ~
no ~ Iss WINSTON
hlNlH ROOM SERVANT os ash ~ ssnsu tn D. sf, .
- hs~y Ng'o Boz ~ yssfr oaI 90 ssnsni ass sf,.i
ant p h ht un huH Appiy %
no l' n o. DaKINsON q Ha,aHEa.
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MUSIC! MUSICl

MUSIC MUSIC!
- III. TAYLOR has Just received a new
supply Of Music for the Piano wh,cl, ATE the
following Songs
Come - come with moon Is beamug
Flow gently Anon
The tiTls Bride; Forget Thee
We meet a. siTangcr lady
Sweet Robin
Queen ct my Soul" z,o'--oug
Sweet sympathy
True Love nc''r forget
Ny cousin Mary
Tie Embl-n Flower
Thy image hauntI Ia yrt
Loves :
tn" Birth OF CHRIST. a fzrI.,I -.ng
III" last time saw him
The Moher'S Farewell
The Srin Bind, words los Rev . Mani
why 80 IFHsivc Pen Madden
" lh1dhut thousand year. Rus.eH
Friend. i'p, Love and Truth
Away, away 60 Greenwood sl.I~-
J'annic Mnuron, by DempsirT
wAITYES. &
Ia MeNicaG1 NIi>e, by ". Y. Wallace
la Syini,llhie 30 Il,
la l.nIisiannlise ID IL, IL,
Ia Des'aii do dp do
les Pefr~ ia do Il,
j." Reeve, romance d.
IAnagonna,s' Waltz Ly Auber
Sentimental 10 ~ Burgmul,t
Pauhnl do
N'~d' "ie do MUSIC STORE
GIu H4t Ni..L-
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Anctiou Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
NsE. DNlN.
Dy Dunlap uoncurc \ co.
Innbie r.enI E.tntr In The 81, ~ ..,,

ny Dunlap. uoncuro \ Ga.
'hi""b'e Real E-iai. in the City OF ssieIar.ona
ron SALE.
\ virtue Of decree Of the C;rc,,;, s,,.;,-
'""t of law and ttlnecry. Hoto,,-t az NJ,
nHi at 10" Cont asr uf ih- sad Butotsl on il. 81 81 -
80 "a The snd 81 Ivy ani AZ psu,unri ati al ~ 49,
'"sh"'i aliTHni 'utfs utrirr a.. "a a L.. r.. q 80
PnfSf = "lL on WEDNESDAY. .at 90 No,.,,., A.,
i-satr, " "''s '''
"ns nndVrd 'noieiy of the oue ani 10, ,u,,.l NJ ,l
' ." AMI I'm stf7ct- in ih. Cuy Rchn4sl l ,, m ,l
ia'y 81 the Miss WsslNaT Also one .ho,c,,,sl y, -
lot situated in Duyars aal,iiou '' ''''
s "l ur hf mentioned piece property viii t,L mac, q,
- -, - " W ~" lat al Z. =. NJ, OF Saine day
'' '"fin OF "A. VIII hr, cash a. yyi c,y tn,
% u' >lN'' hr balance Of ~ rnsiI- a..
- =" Iufeh''' gv- bor with trn s-cnr,iy f an.
bpn,l sa,Isfss n ~ '''' "' ih'
TALEHEiI TAYLOR ('om't-
&c -'-'ihis DUNLOP. MON,JrRg rn
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Anftiou SaIss.
FUTURE DAYS.
ROSE COTTAGE.

5Di RSUAN to the provisions Of a Deed i,
Tn'f executed BY Mo sarah Erlan-an o. ti- sn..,
a .hihrr % III 10th dny of bsc.-t I-is Tor t,
i't"n d"-i'rairl ani 81 t-ts.. Isfee n ii
'"n" ! Stan p'ocrri 10 f'h ny pntie auction on IA. pfr,
~ - "e8s on fEibtS TIL 18th day Iee.nh-f -. A. IT,,
h"'r Tar day. 'lae The tlee.0s, u,.,v -
''i'i hii dirahh' AL Hhy Trsnce conniy IL ,n
"yf ~lh miles Of N. city o Rcharri Known a. ROSE
'bIIAIt-' Tho former f-si-ncs IA. Echtrl.n t.. -
On W. branch rad from The Mecanekir Trnpk. q, IIana,r
80 ""'' TIE deed "a ttu' conveys 16j ainng
N"' w" 'hti "l ~" aui g. ciif which there - mat
'' NV bihg honae anil otl"r n.c.ry LuLiuv
god gl'J-n hard. extensive vineyard viii ,r
low
i'''nr tni q the p.rcta.c money cash. The hal,p.
equal ~ n,a,bs Ia ~. -c,r. ~, - =,
good sccuthy trust on the ts~tu. m. tts .
newell |" De ihpltibl- hut selling trustee. convey ~
'"eh "ny' A. CoyAN Surviving Tri-ie-
Hanover Nov IIu I-Il A., a, -
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SECOND SUPPIY OF
LII AND WINTER GOODS

SECOND SUPP5Y OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WE have received 10y the last packets and
fhHo2f nom New Nok, variety Of seasonsbie so.s
many OF winch are Of the latest and fhiop,b stv -
ted from an Co., choice descriptions in market arI \, 49,, -,
eA'H prices Among Them the following be foupi.
hirhueW style Cashmere de- Cosse Chusans /, nj r.r,,s
is d chameleon Brocade and QuadrlI@ s,lks
Mouselin and Grape dc Lanes
peeou1e and Xix Nuslins. for party dresses
" embroidered TarctJn Robes DO
' plid auj striped chameleon silks
B''es and blue black striped and figured sg.s s,,.,
hlirN erode Rhine. DO. Aipucas nd fancy cord IN,
Thread cambria ii1n,lserchsfs al su,lt.s
Gtnnemfn's fus painted to new stytc
EeM 'PE Shi"i- ant great variety o. fancy fIlkc,
\ choice as-ottlsut NJ sik aud vors,.,i N,,t-
Ladies, m-se. lpl boys hid. sut mi - ,.,
-ds 'nd N4a-H tfingrs. Cmps AMI GnIl,s
kieh BONNET cap and meek Rianis
tan't s'ik 7rl Eass uutions aud nabl,s
\ '1frs, Of very superior Heauh Rugs rb.,p
.'.''i ',s' 'ai's Hud 'np- in great vaf..ty
White and TED pi1in and taiiud FI,pnats
l-'uiu- woo. t,.HIHsfr aud WOODEN f,.,.,,
lahe ilmass ami Dnper trish Iineos and I. 49,.
uF'uii'I 1.-orncHt uf Calcoa- One &c., r,,..t
''l.'. ',.' ilnt-'c Iinchams also Furniture Plaid.
n,'"'' ~ jean s1iuet- anl Ksfseys. rhe,p
NN'1fs Bel blankets. Mackiunw auI uuml "a,
' an extra gpcf ''ths and Clssiuecs ,zsort.l eot,,,
l ih my hc found of French fnanufactur. foe n,
dies tlks AMI boys following cnlnrs hin hft 80,
invisible green ans brown Of handsome .b,ie. All :, 80
prcrs. ' ''"' ~ 'ei} W."
lt" above, iol' l'r with lrrc sfoe bef,r. ON No.,
' ur'' 1siini 90 We lave thus isop IN a. 80
"uy N'f,hans wishing 20 add 90 their early p,u as sin
a n'r variety W select ffot. yery ea.an,bi. p
P" we iuvr purchasers and esarnin. an, ,I 80
pes with both nj which feel confident rev r -. 80,
VALENTINE. HREEDFN 4 90
"' While buildings " street. sfu,rtra
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H0YT " CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
UNDER TBE EXCHANGE HOTEL, gi,5sg,J


UNDER TnE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Rto4a,nd. "a.
100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Sc, for lsi3-To be-
drawn IN Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday the 25il Of No
ycmhor, lSi3. Brilliant Scheme $50 600 UOOO 5000
100, Prizes Of 1900, loo prizes 1000 lJ OF 300
&c. Tickets $40 Certificates OF Packages Of pc Nybolr
Tickets Sl3l-shares in proportion.
Tickets in the above, and all other Lotteries advertised
by J. g. GRDGoEy * Co., at oh times be had Of
HoIr Co, by addressing them, and enclosing the prc
ct ticket or package. rs the may be. Sc 2s-G
ALLEN Y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
100000.
Alexandrl Lottery, Class No 81 for at, be drawn
at Alexandria, d. e., Saturday the 25ti Of November
1913. Brilliant Scheme: S3O,0O0 10000 5000 1867 q;
oi 1910, 100 of 1000, &c, Tickets $40: have. :; quar-
ter 5' Certificate OF packages of &c whole tickets < 1870
shares IN proportion.
~ Tickets 10y ue package certificates packages and singh
Tickets m all the above, any In,trry ady,,t by q:
Gregory - Co, for sale tile Of
G. n. ALLEN 4 co.
"1' Under EiciAug" Hotel
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Auttiou Salrs.
gHIf~ nay.
sty o.v-,spers a Alien.
GROCERIkS SItOrS

IN Ih ksDAN sal 10 ocLek aucthp. .r. :, m n,
~ hi-if - g sugar IN = n. a., WAi-a., 30 -
~ :" tis r. MokSs 10 HRS Bacoa krx. VIVA.
:" N-- indfo 100 bags Ro ,ne-. An,-s. sos, nd
:. '.i'ai' a. 30 hoNcs a. p Tea 10 hail sua 4,
"" h"rnrT - bohsS Cans-. Csuiat Ao -.
Nl''-ii easss shnsr. Just aTSs.i TERMs-i u-, s,as
eh-'' -. 100 'rsi over mos far approved pages.
H' - DAVENPORT a ALLEN k,...
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TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.

,., Another stoN from Jennings a Co
VIZ steamer Pocahontts, her last brought another
fl ted bny containing several garments made measure
a pcnld IT. likewise Coaks giving away
ans vr'eol Of al styles anil shapes Vests s
Se& STARR 4 co.
no Opposite Exchange Hotel
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HATS AND CAPS

q NpLhSoES Cough DROPS. large and slusn bottles
Genuine FTrnoh JUJCBE PASTE, for sale by
ITa
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20 The upper part of the new House next
do"r above Nj AlrN Du,al- Dues store which - a,
present occupied by col Fry tWln rriny u To Ca
Nie the lou" we'll in he'd lnI for fln, or t,,
"a" "i'" The rent vii be low AMI given immediately
y -" FRY & 90.
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C,oHn 3 HIVE svIUr, f's.l, anil for .as by

eNlTENriNRY rLAtDs-Mary llnd Pen,tepti,rv and E.,
Il fats received and for sale low by
no u kENT, KENDALL. & ATVATER
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INIlE IIousc-kccpcr's Annualund Iady's Regis.
= Gee or lsti containing useful information ,an any
ohef BOOK NJ The s1uc for .ie reduced pf.r
!. w. RANnDtPIrs
Us,tst,ce 4 u,,,t.,y
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FARE REDUCED.
tae..,s--ase Our Mail Line OF Packet Boats ON
the James River anil kanlv la "a nal will have
a. usual for Lynchbng Mondays days anI FIr,,, Al
~" rare !" ynchne - a0ani 10 tIr.
usual proposition 1i- i Tia. I,,i hnes Wet
ahl S"lih 1t lynehbnfg BOYD EDNONDS = DiVENPoRr
W ia''uc are informed t'ia' the Iynci,g TO
nSanaoe is reduced To SIS and though II, > ~ day.
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Rooms for Rent.
80 Two large Rooms on second floor for ron,
e.s=7 on Main street Apply To oc - w MEHEnrru
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PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE

l 400 hpf. ~ BALTIMORE.
Ihc James g:iyrr Steamboats,.
TlIO'S JEFFERSON AND PATRICK HENRY.
I'll, =, LEAVE RICHMOND. = e>s.r1.
-ssss-s'I--E NJ Mornings or Mon
day. "Wednesday ami frily and hereafter r.et tn, ,y uo,,.
ior baltimore. IA Hampton Roads Evenings the ., ay.
IHaN iiRS i'"m Richmond Petersburg, by tins arrIng,
menI WIZ reach Balimo" Early thu morning
~ Passage through, meats included. s.
u" ~ JNp SoUTIIGATE. Agent
stTfs FOR LONDON-l'hc 1 coppcred Brig
H-I MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Priclari To- load ,,,o, I,l,y
requiring only 100 hiS tobacco complete freight
Apply 10 no iS-lsip I" CIIA'S PALMER
sfrSs FOR BOSTON--The regular packet schr
UNION, Capt Henry Paine, ready to load will ,a.
"ieH-fof freight OF passage apply holrd Pockets wharf
"" no II JAS. FISHER & SON
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
TO sail possitireiy on Thursday the 23d
,fSSs The fine brig JOSEPHINE, Can't. Jo.
se' Robinson will fal above For freight passage.
having handsome accommodations cabin and n
scnseTs, apply on bolul, at Ludlam'. wharf, To
JAS FISHER son,
no ~ Or HASkINS A.
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BEAUTIFUL. BG sGDING LOT For sale
M Eare authorized to onr for sale privately. half are ht Of
ground known IN the plan n the city by the number Gs
situated ~ The " w. Intersection Of street On which e
"rnlmIy Of hessfs Smcad Lcicbvrc present stands
THIS lot isnot lfasd by private rrsicnera
ICING perfectly healthy. and elevated 4 fl view
:" u' fsiefn PORTION o r CITY tr James nyrr pd,esnt
.'y on 10th fd' AMI D. wiiua few the tipt
Oc2t tyutt.,s =. u,vrt
IN IONS prime Plaster, now ready for deli
very which viii be- sold low from the wiarf Apply To
~" - RANKIN 4 Wifr16CK.
GuM ELASTIC OVER -sHoEs-A good assortment or the
abovc over shoes on hand prime Article winch yu seu
very cheap. m ~ u. BUitIvGTON M.,..,n uor..
oHtILAHB's Hest smoking Tob,rco On
- small blue papers, for sale wholesale and e,u y ~ "
BOLTON 4 HFRRISON
no 10 Druggists, conner " Main anil Governor street.
M AHN'S Essence of Tyrc, tor changing Rel q, ,,
W. ia" 70 rrnanrH black, u,t and fot ale m
no y" BOLTON a HARRISON.
SWOOPE'S Family FIour.-A very .,rperio, ,,,r. %,
- tbs highly esteemed brand We confiepuv 70
commend q cIra 20 any brsmi n the nartet
no IG-ds upp,yN A. r,vt,g
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CiotI,s and Ca..in,crn.


ENIt efficacy of SrauanEi those di-l- which result from
inquiry OF un BLOOD, well known. bat couHicu,c On rs
Ni'' a~ been greatly weakened by f many pefaons
"h have been no-'i The public. Th- above preparation
"A s'n up 10y III 'ur experienced Chemist NJ y York
by e advice Medical Faculty OF that c, VIM hal - 80
u Want ct an Extract which Should preserve uuiu,aed The D.
eua P"'Ics oi ihS val1ue AMI be- fully net tl
Nun sahclehi suarautee FOR the purity scaey of hs T.,
tract Fer sale, wholesale auI retail. bv
HAYWOOD L. mr. Al =, t..-..-.-
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Norwich Con- Feb TO- 't1Me--rsA H.
saBla A. coCentlstDer Thankfully present oIft
My 10 inform AMI the afflicted
ssapsrna About
with ronshne-s aud hardness Of the
aud anhs which was followed by AMI cracking
"Hd with night -~eai- this sNelngu
wh snrae" which began discharge y.nowsL matter
w ' way unable IN h,ni and dsir--si much wi tbs
mammalian upon the surface lfeJ several kHi of Hcus which
were recommended aw al-o 1onp a.
b'"h thru Applied Dr Maprwson, WIN a Loil-
" y"" harsalaflls which immediately
"'nS singing. ani thu nsm My l,nl
ru''b cnr'j anil my lace ury rega,ing H. slus
aud appearance. Rom
New London County Norwich. Feb. Isi5-P.ronany
appeared William Robinson, al nljc solsmn Of
"'e iHss stated. before n" JonS D'Wur
'l"ik ofcOuniy anal Superior Count Gr New London
W" ia" undrr-gnei sing
william Robinson hereby cs'tf tie Of
ions BARsks,
Tnas kLSSk. j..
or particulars advertisements
rpaf.d and sold Wholesale AMI AMI foI by
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At her residence in Jefferson county, on Monday
last. aged about 20, MIR. MARY MASxsso, relict
Of the late Jacob Manning, Esq, and daughter OF
the late General William Darke, Of Revolutionary
memory.
n Troy, Ohio. on Sunday morning the 23rd ult,
Mrs. MARY SAsIH, consort Of DR.. II. Sabin and
daughter Of Alexander Robinson, decd. formerly
of this county.
Mrs. s. was one Of the most amiable and estima-
Bile Of women and in her death society has sustain
ed loss which will not be easily repaired. Re-
tiriBg and unassuming almost TO fault, yet wi ere
suffering sickness were to be alieviated she war
forward and active, wsyspeforming her full SHIRE
Of those duties to the sick, tho poor and the afct.
ed, which often neglected by the though,less
and Stunned by the unfeeiing and the proud In
deed the poor have lost abiding and watchfu
friend, whose hand was ever open to supply their
wants-society has been robbed OF one OF its most
agreeable orasmeats, her husband has lost one Of
tho best and kiudest of wives, and her children the
most aaectionate and prudent of mothers.
For more than twenty five years Mrs. Sabin was
a member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church and
during all that time the faithful, Underwriting, yet
modest and unpretendng Christian; the friend Of
every body and beloved by every body in return
She died as such Christian would be expected to,
in the fullest assurance Of a happy immortality
amongst the blessed in Heaven, and was followed to
the grave by numerous funeral train, whose ain
cere regard for the deceased and sympathy for her
bereaved husband and desolate children was best
eynced by their tears Troy Times.
A Revolutionary Soldier Gone,
Died, at his residence in Madison county, Viz.
ginis. on the morning Of the ooh of July last, Gen
WILLIAM MADISON, after an illness Of some weeks.
IN his 82nd yeaI%-and youngest brother to the late
! President Of the United States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17
To The Editors ofihe Louisville Journal:
A-c.,,,, 12A2


DEAN SIRs:--"We have met the enemy
and they are ours" The newspapers
will give you the details. Jones' majority
will lie great, not less than six thousand
very probably eight thousand. Both
branches of the Legislature will be Wing
and Tennessee will send Wing Senators
70 Congress. The value Of this victory
is enhanced by the fact that the gallant
leader OF the Wing party has avowed ev-
erywhere, in all his speeches during the
canvass, thet Henry Clay was his choice
Tor The Presidency he was "for Clay
first, for Clay last, for Clay all The tune. -
With this battle-cry he has trlamphed
glorously. Proclaim il, then, through all
the length and breadth Of the land. that
Tennessee stands pledged to gre her cote
10 Henry Clay. There can be 90 mistake
about il. Three cheers for Tennessee
and her eloquent, magnanimous, patriotic
Young Governors leader as bold and
fearless as Clay himseif-an orator, who
might measure arms before the people
with your Marshalls, your Moreheads, and
ytur Crttendvns! Three times three for
this gillian, State and her noble son, who
FIVE years ago was following the plough,
and now has vindicatei his claim to a
place among the first OF popular orators!