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I 'si.--At Court heIi e, Prince r5
ward County, February the 2st, s43: |'
Thompson feniek John reGiok, Edward renck wn H.,
ana Judith his wife, formerly fenek, aad George " Pu,,s
Nancy his wife, formerly renok rialu,,f.
Giles ~ Miller, Administrator dc loBis of F,n!-r y
nick, deceased Thomas Richardson and Jane his vl. and
children Of Polly and John f. IIudson both u whom are
"m,Se haheS are unknown, Defendants,
The defendants, Thomas Richardson and Jane b., VIZ
the children OF Polly and John F. Hudson, name, e m
known not having entered their appearance gwen
according 10 the act of the General Assembly -, M
Court and appearing 10 the satisfaction of that y
not Inhabitants of this State The al ie p,nf.
by Counsel is Ordered That che defendants Th,1
Richardson and Jane his wife, and h- children Of poy AMI
+. Hudson, do appear here the first day MAY Conn ,
and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Ibis or ~
forthwith inserted In of the public newspaper. ~
IN the city of Richmond for months successfully a M
posted al the front door of the Court coun
Copy-Trstr, h. J. WURSHAN T. G.
March9 lcI--v,,
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HoYT 4 CO.'S OFFICE.

Under the Errhange Hotel, Richmond, prginid.
n NJ. HOYT co. have great pleasure In presenting TO
~ their in the country the magnificent Scheme of
Lottery below. s50000 be obtained for the trifng of
Sl0 You all recolec that have paid s000 prize
ticket that only 0 What has been done can he
repeated What You: WIN you drop line, and enclose
te twenty fifty dollar note-and try your fortune IN ihs
splendid Lottery.
If you want risk $780, it is hest have certificate of
packace-one Of which we will sell for that amount.
As shall have only limited supply of tickets this Scheme
and they VIII he taken pretty advise you to
send yolr orders n possible
Please address the lucky vendors. HOYT Co.. their New
Ore under the Exchange where they have sold and paid
THIRTYFIFE three number prizes n few months One Of
them 81 500 a uhoi, ticket.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY for Internal Improvement in the
District Of Columbia, Glass X for 1872 TO he drawn Aexan
dLia. ID O.. SaIuILaN Anil % lsia AZ asnGk MI.
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II "
Secretary of State, WASHINGTON.
(From the Lgmei.arg Etpns,.ecr.J

CAMPBELL couN1f-THE CANVASS OPENED
Both parties held meetings a, the Courthouse OF our
county on Monday last, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the House Of Delegates. Our Wing
friends, forgetting their 'hoy horror of caucuses and
conventions went into caucus and put the c1iinguiSh
T upon TIC hopes OF all the aspranis in their ranks,
save taro, namely: RICHARD II. ToLER and THOMAS
Fox, Esqrs. We learn, that our friend Col Nown,
was "horncd oil quite uncercmonously, at which
are somew hat surprised he is, in thu modern acccp
aiion OF the term, ian every inch IFhg whose cE
;cicncy and availability haze been sufficiently demon.
stIated IN past campaigns But ii is not our business
10 complain O! the treatment which the Colonel has
received at the hands Of his party. His particular
friends may console themselves with the reflection that
he has Jared no worse an than his successful
caucus competitors are likely TO do al the polls
The Democratic Meeting was organized by appoint
ing Sterling c. Anderson, ESQ Chairman and B. NJ
De Witt Secretary. a Committee was appointed to
report the names of two county candidates to the meet
ing; which Committee after having retired for short
time, reported the names of Col. ODlN G. CLAY
and Capt. THOMAS w. JONES, who received the
unanimous vote OF the meeting, and were declared
the candidates of The Republican party for Campbell
county. Capt. Jones was present, and accepted the
nomination. Col. Clay absent, but satisfactory
assurances were given that he would not disregard
the loud calls and earnest wishes of his political friends
With Two such men in the field, who can doubt our
triumphant success
NJ De WIFI, being called upon for that purpose
briefly addressed the meeting. He appealed to those
Stale Rights men, who voted FOR Harrison and Tyler
ISio, 10 abandon party v hose practice in power
has been wholly rreconcileable with lis professions
out Of power. He said, he rejoced to find that some
gentlemen of the county who acted with the Wing
party at the last Presidential election possessed sui
cca, courage and independence TO separate FROM aud
condemn that party, when it had violated every pro
MISE end al:iied every pledge, upon which it came
into Office. Mr.. d. referred to VIM I. Yancey ESQ
one 10 whom ms commenda'ory remarks were sp.
plcahe, and called upon that gentleman "maniiesl
himself" in the meeting. In reply 10 this CALL Mr.
Yancey "defned his position in manner highly Gre
dtable TO himself and satisfactory to the Republicans
lie referred TO the speeches of Wing orators, the ad
dresses of Wing Conventions, and The letters of Wing
writers, 10 prove that HARRISON and Tyler were both
supported in Virginia ant, Bank men. He mir
Yanceyl had supported them such. He showed
that Tyler, in vetong the Bank bills, had acted con.
ssen;iY, and that the charge of "perldy' preferred
against him. IS much applicable TO his assalans
He il not however, in common parlnnce, Tyier man
In conclusion Mr. Yancey declared his unconproms.
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THE COMET OF ls;3.
Deen Ia the blue Of Heaven serene,
4 word'rous, shining shape Is seen,
BE, und each well inown sal
Fdin would We ash from whence It came,
With This lon. rack "f luiii same
That follows It su far.
Straucs ,hereht. wij'n thy soul arise.
Mysterious traveller Of the skies,
While on tbs form gaze
] marve' not, IN days OF old,
That priests AMI sar.S have fn.eiold
Dread o;neus from iay blaze.
Hast thou no voice: Caast than no, Tell
Ia what bright sphere I was thine 10 dwell
Before thou wandefeSi here:
Or, hast thou just from chaos sprung
In radiant beauty, fresh and young,
To run tbs c;sciing year?
Art thou word like this OF our.,
With silver streams and shady bowers,
And azure-tin.cd SKY:
Hast thou fair forms, that live and love
Amid Thy Lappv honcs above:
Alas. aud caa they die
Or art thou, h some minds delight,
In dark and gloomy strains 10 write,
A huge misslapen :ofta,
Which soou shall from us orh', flash,
And all our earth 10 runs dash,
In whflwInd, fire aud storm,
Eut hark. those angel-brea.hng notes,
4 voice from that fair region floats
The stare In chorus sing
ooh. fear not Him whose name is Love,
Who sttcih on Ills throne above,
Yet guides the small BIRDS wing:
"He ask no; whence this stranger came,
Nor why thai biisr,, uuwonted fame,
Which oa Ms way attends;
Enough for Us, with rays divine,
In ..str .F.f mt. 9th
And serve eur Makers ends"
The sweet stain dies, aud with ,is fall.
Again deep silence brra.hes through ali
The shining orbs of Heaven.
Father Of Light To- Thee we how.
We seek nat uhore 10 know. than Iaoa
Iias, IN thy wisdom gwen.
ork. March -.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAILROAD
Compilation of the Railroad TO -7quia Creek.



THE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
hereby that their Railroad was completed To the
Potomac river the 10th instant and that travellers are now
conveyed between Richmond Washington all
thc by Railroad Cars and steamboats, ttha Steamboat Com
being provided effective ice boats TO keep the
navigation during hardest weather in Winter leaving Rich
mond at A. NJ precisely instead OF a. as heretofore, and
reaching Washington and Baltimore IN " hours; CT more
than % hours in advance Of The River and Day Boats
Travellers by line proceeding Philadepha Immediately
on their arrival Baltimore reach that city al ~ M the
morning, or in 20 hours afer leaving Richmond
Instead OF their fare heretofore In Fredericksburg
only and afterwards on the Potomac Steamboat
Washington passengers Will take tickets al the Railroad Office
both FOR Washington and Baltimore The fare in this way will
be less than paid separately different portions Of the
Whole fare TO Washington So
Do 10 Baltimore, $40
Do 10 PHILADELPHIA, (hy Peck and Lnre's line, or
the afternoon Railroad line from Batimcre,l sI2
No charge for children under OF aseothers under
twelve years Of half price, 10 Cuoed persons half price
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
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TO ANDERSON NUNNALLY, DANIEL WITT and JAMES
observation-disclosures Take Eoce, that shall take
tne Grpostinhs OF Edward NJ Booker and others,
day OF apnl next, between the hours o o'clock A. NJ and
O'CLOCK r. NJ tn be read rs evidence
the Circuit Superior court Of Law and Chancey for Prince Ia
ward county, in which am plaintiff and you
~ from any cause the aforesaid dispositions taken
time and place above mentioned, they be taken on r ah
DAY OF April next between the aforesaid al the Tavern
;, VI. X. FIIPPiNS.
.y
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OFFICIAL
Statement The Public Debt the 18Th february, 1o43
Old funded and unfunded debt:
Funded ebt, interest and principal, 2Sc,3O6 ~
Uniunded debt old Treasury
notes, S43i7 "a
Mississippi stock, 4,32O w
Registered debt, 2oo22 "a oo@o9 "
Debt of the corporate cities of the DIS
trict of Columbia assumed by the
United States, ,o5O, oCo w
Treasury notes, 1l,7ll,2l0 IL
Loan of 1saI. and 1S42, 1891 as II
Total debt, S27,3s9,2?l IS
Treasury Department, Registers Office,
February 10, 1913.
T. L. SMITH, Register.
There can be no mistake in the statements, for they
emanate from no doubtful authority.
Thus we see swho are the plunderers." No thief
has broken into the Treasury by night, and actually
stolen twenty millions The country has not sustain.
ed the loss by FIRE, war, famine. II IS moment
when we are at peace with all nations; and yet we have
been running in debt the rate of ten millions year
Itho are the ptundcrers' The President himself can
not spend dollar of the public money unless 1t IS hrst
appropriated by Congress; he cannot even draw his
own saary-so he cannot be charged with the offence
Who then, Look into The Congress OF the U. States,
in both branches of which there is large modern
Whig 7najority-see them wasting the public time IN
low and contemplate schemes to "head him or de,
and pungng The country deeper and deeper into debt
at every step. WHO ARE THE PLuSDERERs: Who
but they upon whose lips were such sweet promises
in 1910, who pledged themselves 10 relieve the coun-
try from debt, from bad and bad measures, anc
from all the common ills that incident to Govern
ment. The people throughout the Union will hold
Jiegcry responsibility aud the results of The elections
will tell 'who tho plunderers. Union
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March Ia

MIR. EDWARD HUMBER-sr: Take notice that shsll ~
i the 10th day Of April between the ten I
aud FIVE, NJ at the house Of Josiah Leake In county
Goochland State Of Virginia proceed take deposition
josiah Leake James Brooks and Others; and 3,
the same month, between the hours of NJ r.
M al the office Of Judge Robert Stanard, the City Ri-
mond take the deposition Of Judge Robert Sanard
evidence In suit depending in the Crcui, Superior
OF Law and chancery for the county Of Goocand
Gerry SIDE wherein plaintiff and Of Eva
beth Humber, deed defendant Should the taking
sons, on the days above stated, lie al taken they VII
continued from day To day, between the
same places, until they all aken-wrn and you sy
attend, II you think proper. MiCAJAH MAAGIN.
Executor Of Elizabeth Humber lie, i.
Feb % o,vgy
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IN Rules held in the Clerks -
flee Of the crcuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance, 70,
Louisa county on Monday, October The Sd, 1912:
Mary T. Duke Administrative Of benjamin b. Duke tet.a..
ed, Plaia.!.
against
William Shelton Minrl in his right, and srrs-,
executor Of John Shelton, deceased. John Shelton E1
Winston the said William Shelton iinr) Surviving 1t>e
for John Shelton and Javii Shelton Defendant.
The defendant David Shelton having entered his
and given security, according law and Of Ids
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
inabitan o this States On motion of the plaintiff l
sell il il Ordered that the said defendant avd Shelton dc a
before the Judge Of the said Court, the Couhu On
the first day of the Of the said Court answer
plaintiffs bills and that copy this order prtu inserted
newspaper published in the city Richmond lao
months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted tho tie Co
house OF this county Court day.
ACoPy-T-s.e,
JOHN HUNTER, 4. {.
Feb. S7-us,.
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And oPr prizes amounting in all SIR hundred and e 0u
sand, sir hundred and eight doicrs-tst- t0s.)
Whole Tickets Sl0-lialves $5-ouarers So 81.
lioyt Co will sell certificate Of package of % whole
tickets in the above rich scheme for only S0-a certificate of
package of &c halves for s65-do. quarters, S:s2 So
We send drawings, when requested all who order from
Communications confidential.
March II IOi-wtd D. NJ UOYT & CO.. Richmond.
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Feb. %

In the United States Cont for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
February IL 1875:
EDWARD MAYO, OF the county of Powhaan having fled
~ petition, praying that he may he declared Bankrupt i.
Ordered that all persons claiming be- creditors e.
ward Mayo show 10 the Court, the 18th dag
next why the said Edward iayo he not declared fgp'.
pursuant TO the act of Congress that behalf and ~
this order be published tile newspapers, according i
and 9th rules of EOnrt
ACopy-Testc,
HENRY GIDsO%. C!crs.
Feb. ls qa-wiy.
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGEs-The subscribers have on hand,
al their Manuiacory of and 9th the largest
they will sell lower than they be purchased for in this
other place Those in will pease give them CALI they
will sell the greatest bargains offered Their
consists of Coaches Charoees Barouces Bugges and Sui
keys Also Harness of every descriptions and number Of second
hand Carriages.
~ Repairs with despatch
Bile terms. BOSHER, ROBINSON & CO.
Feb. % 95-2awtr
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In the United States Court for the Eastern D,s,,c .,
Friday, End December, 1872: virginia
N the OF the following persons, have hoo,
Bankrupts, 10 wit: Alexander Grant, Moiecai aFs:
James H. WaltSll aud Charles s. Morgan, The
said Bankupts containing shares Of Stock u u
Of the following other persons, who have been IL
Bankrupts vii: Henry Benson Jesse L. Burrowes
Alexander Grant William Gof John Gregory VIM
lett John W. Hines, John A. liudgins Thoma, jorion Nov
No Nv David w. Moore, Colin NcRae George '"an g.
McC'abe, John Mcconnell William H. Nuckols 4 - aa
Moses H. Prescn John po! nor John H. Payne, John Tn
Wortiam and William Watson the inventories Of sa,a .'
tanning eaims and, IN order that there may be
Element close Of the proceedings The said cas- -;
necessary reduce the said stocks and Claims 10
practicable; and it being manifest as regards The
ordinary mode which claims collected, the C",, M
tie General Assignee, after publishing copy II Hi, c %
4 sutjoned of the time and place SHE IN , W.
newspapers published in the city of Richmond. '
three months do proceed 10 SELL by auction, the l ~
that be- Tor same the shares o Stock coa,ai ".
inventories Of the four irst cases and the Claims cot @
inventories Of the said oher cases. with the exct @ ",
By any person nterrsted before expiration Of the W
Of three months Acopy-Tesic: i%''-'
HENRY GIBSON, Ger.
Notice BY tse General 7.sirme.
The sale directed by the foregoing order viii take ,,.
18th day OF May 1918, in front the Count Roc "
United States Court, in The city Of Gichaond Il c s
Jan. 81 ;';-l:,,-.
IN CHANCERY. -vIRcryA:-Ata Court held for Icr,-, ..
y, the Courthouse thereof Monday, Tie DAY G, r.
Oswald McCehee, Administrator of Edward Nee:,h-o
and his right, and heir said Eawn.s
against ''''
William D. Blades and Frances T. his wife, Dabney
Matilda Tandy, Diard Collins and Mary his WIFE -
and Elizabeth his wife, james Lay and Barbara l. WIFI
Mitchell and Sarah his wife, f. Z Elmes and Charlotte ~,
William p Cooke, James ~ Cooke and Martha Cooke w.
The said defendants, Dabney McCehee Matilda Tandy -
Collins and Mary his wife, -- Berry and Ellzabsi h. y'
James Lay and Barbara his WIFE, james Mitchell and
wife, E. {. Eimes and Charlotte his wife, William r C. 90
James NJ. Cooke aud Martha Cooke having entered ~
and given security according 10 law TIE %
this Court and il Appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Cont that
they inhabitants of this STATE ,a,
by his Counsel il is Ordered That The said last named d,f
ants do appear before the Justices OF County Cogg -
County, nj the Courthouse, the serona Monday ~ r ~
and answer the plaintiffs bii and that copy n s,
forthwith inserted in newspaper published tn a.. %
Richmond for Two months successfully, aud posted II m,
door of the Court hoi-e OF this county Cont ,
Copy-Teste,
March9 Irti =
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" ciANCEIY.-VIncisra: In Northumberland Coan'y
4 Court 10Th October, lSia
Frederick W. Wood, Complainant
;" william W. Mcary and Sarah T.. his wife who was Sarah T.
Wood, Marianne Wool Eliza r. Wond. seanna a. Nmd
Henrietta NJ Wood, John +. Wood Charles L. Wool
~, Defendants:
This day the complainant by His Attorney and appear
ing to tie satisfaction Of the Court that the dei,ndas
McCariy ana sarah T. his wife, who Sarah r. Wood
anne Wood Eliza T. Wood GeorgeaGna r. Wood.
wood, John T. Wood and Charles /. Wood inhaitar
TINS state: On the motion Of The plaintiff Ordered III
the said defendants appear here the end Monday aaf
next and answer the bin of the plaintiff and that copy
ouer DC orh"h inserted for TWO months Ito
Richmond Enquirer and another copy posted c front
door OF the Courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
jan 81 e0-wsw NJ. D. CRALI.E G. C.
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which shows, that the debt has been increased near
twenty millions in less than two years, under the ad-
mnstration of Whiggery, which promised SO much
economy.
am, respectfully, your friend,
G. JOHNSON.
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IN CHANCERY.-VnciSIA:-At Rules held TIC Clerks o..
flee Of Circuit Superior Ccurl Law and Caance on tie
9th day of February, si3
Martha Is. Williams, plaintiff.
against
George w Harrison. Francis H. Ep-s, A. Campbell Sheriff
Of Noitoway and Administrator Of John A. Bland, h. T. 1dl
MoniO Jones, Executor Of John Jones' deceased aud Join
Knight Administrator 4" Asa Hawkes. deceased, pefeudan
The defendant Montio Jones, Executor oil John JCne.
ceased, not having entered his appearance gwen .e
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules i
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that an rh
btant of this country, is Ordered said
appear here !n Rules To be holden for the said
Monday in May next, and the bill Of plaintiff and
that of this order he forthwith some
paper published In the city Of Richmond months
cessvey and posted NJ the front door Of the this
county. A Copy-Teste
c. w. FITZGERALD, DC
MATCH
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WILLIAM F. RICHIE, ATTORNEY At Law, Richmond pa
w oceor present with Dr. Richie Main street above
the Ranks. Feb. "a
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ITO MERCHANDISING have received by late arrivals &c
neral Spring Dry Goods which offer for
cash, or to punetual customers.
M.rrh
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SO,fe ~ tse General 7ssirnre.
The sale directed by the foregoing order viii take r,,
18th day OF May neat, 1918, in front of the Court Room &
United States Court, in the city of Richmond. Il wi; 'i
a, 10 O'Clock EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Gen i.,ia''..'e
Jan. 81 .''
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TN Court held for ori., -,
~, the Courthouse thereof on Monday, Tie 18Th CAV G, =
ruary, 1873: 49,"
Oswald McGehee Administrator Of Edward Nef:st-c !, ,
and also IN his right and heir OF said Ewat
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POLITICAL.

THE CASS AND WEBSTER CORRESPONDENCE.
10 the Eators q n. G!obe
Mr.. Webster seem. letter recently addressed to
him by General Cass, published in the Globe of last
evening, requests that the enclosed copy Of an answer
TO that letter may be published in The Globe ct this
evening.
WASHINGTON. March L.
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Tickets Shares Certificates of Packages above
Splendid Lotteries address
J. 6. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va
Drawings Immediately afe they all who order
as above Is l03-wtd
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William D. Blades and Frances Il. his wife, Dabn.y NC
Matilda Tandy, billiard Collins and Mary his wife, - ne
and Elizabeth his wife, james Lay and Barbara i, WIFI
Mitchell and Sarah his wife, f.. Elmes and Charlo,,r 49,
William P. Cooke, James NJ Cooke and Martha Cook. Ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-28
March

JOHN HUNTER C. &c
""'eH9 lNt--N-.
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New Work. March i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15
DIED:

Az Elizabeth Town, N j. on Monday the lSth inst, Ma
~ C.. wife OF Dr. a. NJ. Woodruff, aged g years
March lS Maria Remsop, widow OF John h. Retsen aHo
eldest taup hter OF Abraham B.inckerhoh deceassa IN ne
67.h year. ~, p,,hho,s in thr Cpd
His friends ard those of bis sons-inaw, Robert Chese-
hrony and Samuel g. Ruggles requested % aena MS
his late residence No. 10 Leroy place. los AT
tefpoon al kalt.pas o'cocs.
hiarrh - David O'Keeie. in his 5,st year.
MARCIA IL in her 25h year, jane Sinclair, dapgo'e Vi '
late Jobn sinclair, formerly OF Brooklyn
A. The House of Dr. Atkins In Erooayn, Geolge D
o ~ The senior class the Protestant Episcopal semi
nary, N. Y. -;o. os I,res Woods. of this city
~ onv d,nghter of Elder Vim. Thomson, Cihioa' ~. l.
e" Marc, is Margaret Cro~l wife OF d. Brown.
March l3 Berenat MeerteBs, native OF germany, dseu
81 years ,gas IN
March rs Mrs Rebecca Cooper, agea o. ,y,.,,
Al Albeps Green county, ". I, Mrs Jazz i,
widow OF George Woo t2rineIly '"e''""'' " 80
sister The ia,e Ftaacis Pantoi. ,, ,,rrb,sr o
Al Mobile Feb 6, Miss iaria Louisa, i eIlts "H
John Suckuey, Esq. OF Shawney!oW ir ,pa,
AT s.. Louis Feh ~ s,es Gertrude NJ Dasshea y IS
"a, wife OF Dr. A. Il. Dpesbury ST LOUIS, anu eaps
D. Van Eprs, Esq, Fulton, 0:wc 20 county ~ =. 90
al Kingston. r l., Feb % DR.. John aloticu, 49,
lie soldier o. the Revolution, and was -;n
OF the most important scenes thai ~ hs
the and supposed TO be abcIt the iask VI w.
vivors OF the prison ship.
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e. GENERAL DEpor-Is.ac K. Jessup & Co., No. l7s


yXT ATCHES lower than ever.-in CON
sequence OF the reduction OF s1sn d o ,gd s ss ss
. Sa - Anchor Escapemeuis Lepne and other Watches
II new and spend patterns and Jewehy at retail 81
Considerable red action from former prices oeng oH
in,veT than they can be bought for Al any other pac
he ,riry Gold Watches as low as sd 10 20 sact
Watches and Jeuey exchanged or boaga. aa
Ws,ches and Clocks repaired in the best manner ana " Al
rsntsd al much less than the usual prices ,s,s,.,
,5;r 49, WholessIe and. e.l. 50 Wa!,st.. cp Stsff
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pCoNOYY IN DRESSED Broad

ay opposite The Founain-i would snggesl 70 se
-n,nnv tbnt am furnishing every article OF C9thns
=, nrcoonabv moderate prices, for which caf SscA Sar
oass have Afforded and would a6 ss s1 .y lo ,d@e o
no ndneerss5ts offered 10 those paying ready money
Strangers IN the city requiring garments ~ p1sss !eaf1
oG IsI P'i ~ Drzpey and Tailor.