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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

MARTIN VAN BUREH.
- love of Justice is a principle WHICH ~ 10 osep'y
TIE Nv Mar, Of the American people. Their de-
stie W 10 Constitution and the true Pr,ncipes OIL
,'on is. perhaps, without parallel IN Inc nus
Cover ,,hlic. and the man who IS most devoted,
my Oh an in bs adhesion to The doctrines OF true
1's' il the man. above oil others, whom the
,s ssl;cb, to honor. From his earliest youth 20
".esent moment, Martin Van bu'eh oas eAo,Cneu
,ae p;,oncr and devotion to the principles OF our
,.n,,eni that command the Protoundest fespee'
a. ,ar,na., admiration OF bis coun'rynen nav
,yed b,s country in almost every caP4c',y, iion'
hn,h,es, State office to the hghes' reoeiai s'a''o
~ g ,hs reople. and bavlng been overshrown
s ~. and falsehood; and The clouds Of
.ar and bumbuggery having passed away, IKE "the
,,nno cloud and early dew, ne no" s'anos Prom''
~, hs.ors the country, as q statesman eminently
',ed 10 fill the highest Office in the Republic.
Thai great injustice was done him during the late
Ssn,;,l election, is a fact almost universally ad
',ls1 Every species of talsshood, humbuggery ane
,sc,ton was resorted to, that could be conceived
mo prolific brain of Whiggery-and, since the &C
H.,nr.hment of his downfall, and the overthrow o
I, aSnins,raton, the country has been in continue
.,,,e Of nquetude and commotion. All parties have
IAN dissatisfied heartily made sick Of continual agita
o The whole country now desires political reposs
AMID all the disquietude, commoton and calamity
..h,,b have followed his overthrow, MIR. Van Bursr
49, ,,n,ained calm and collected-hrm TO his principles
aat unchanged In MS aspHaliohs ioI Ills Couhtiy
seliate.
The American Democracy know that he was un
,.,ly defeated, and they desire TO him reinstae'
power together with the permanent ascendancy o
s,r principles. In him, the nation may repose the
nos. confidence rest in the assurance that hi
',g,,on to power vii, result in great and lasting be
,i,s to their country. For, as have before intima
,3 he has gwen the most indubitabe proof of his in
4, BE devotion and firm adhesion to the true princi
rA. Of our Government. His whole course is marked
Is The lneaments of greatness, and as Van BureT
,lp hope 10 see the day, when he will be restored Il
poser. -.
The author of this communication is willing to sub
MT 10 the decision of Democratic National Conven
nor. vel, he humbiy conceves, that that Convention
,5oi.d recommend the name of NJ. Van Buren, to The
;nercsn People, as suitable candidate TO fill the of
ice Of the Chef Msgstraey Of the nation. His unsul
I'D repu,a,on, bis virtuous life, his devotion to prin
,ple, his grea, craftsmanship, and his constant devo
\ to the peoples cause, emnen,ly qualify him fo
Office Of President "What man has done, mar
nav do" lie honored the Office once, he can honor
-.n The Democracy, with the name Of Nj. Val
}lren nailed TO their flag ship, have nothing to fear
ior hey may fully convinced, that it is destined
% Goa, in triumph from the high battlements of tn
Constitution of country Fiat justitia, ruat eaum
A VAN buren, MAN.
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From he Lelinrten ,Ev., ossseer, Hug. s.

PERSONAL RKxcouNrER.-A desperate Fencounter
took place Tuesday last at political meeting
a, Ru.s~ll's Cave IN his county, Letween Cess'us
NJ. Clay, Esq, of this city, and Samae! NJ B'own'
E.q, SPECIAL Agent of the Post Office Depart
ment for the South Western States. In the at
tray, Mr. Clay shot BY Mr.. Brown the ball
striking him just under the last Tb on the LETT s,ae
but coming in contact with the scaooa,d OF MT
Claws Bowie knife, did no injury. MIR. Brown
was badly cut in several places about the head
and face by Mr.. C. with the knife, but We are graiec
70 learn that none of The wounds are considered mortal
and that he is doing we'll Mr.. Clay has made state
ment of the affair which appears IN this day paper
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Augu.t 10, lsl3

RICHMOND MARKETS-August 10, lS3.
Ton,cco-Receps much diminished ugs, s. 25 3; leaf
To- fire manufacturing, n 20, ~ Ia quality.
F,orH-Aew Country, IS So CITY Mills 3; Old Country!
81 75as.
WnsAr-9 ~ ccnts 10 ST. according To delivery.
ConS--57, 60 cents.
MI.L-t.p "A ~ c-us
uArs-30 a IS cents from vessels and depot
PLssrER-Lmp, 81 2 500 b. casks ground 81 20 Oh Ban
l,NE-Sl n l2l
S.r-Sl Goi by the cargo; in store 81 30 so.
nosTredr.ar $780, Swedes, 81 sos Country, TO- pig, % y
Fl,il-iicrrinss, new cut, 81 CO "A IS, for MOL.
S!ad, &" D 30
RurIEs-Firkn 10 cents; fresh roll. 10 Is cents.
scK-N Orleans So 50; p Rco,7 as 75 81! Croix, 80
a 10 %.
.arrrr-Tasuia, 81 cents; Rio, S a cents
TsA--G0a l1l cents -
Il = Porto Rico, % 20 cts.
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yTATUh BlE LAND FOR SALE-Iiavns resolved 90 locate
permanently in the Prince Edward, oncr
my Tract 0f Land The Of innenburs Tor
wop. Of original efowih-thc
good tobacco land The p'anaon l. all fresh
a IN good repair, lying three miles Noh q" The Coni house.
The dwcln. house hlt not compeed-good to51CcO
5lrnsthr nlrr Improvements Possession Will he
18th December l-i i: being leased I'LL that time. Refer
Nj. BuH, who lives the lanaton 10 Mr. j. :.
Bow ling
Also, sal. house
three acres situated the from Alrckleng
Rudolph Macon College II is esccent
business. Ereencc-D George J. Smmh Randolph
Macon College. JAS. W. HUNNCUTr.
II
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WILL. otter Tor sale publicly the premises the htlI
day al October the plantation an which reside, IN the
upper end al GeckeGbrg County called Oak ll Ii contains,
BY survey hundred aud sixty three
hundred and of which IRE loss ground OF the best
quality including The half of Toieto !,iand commonly
Nelson's Island. Tl- land lies within miles 0f
good mitkti for tobacco ard there three
MIL. each of which wheat br
delivered BY The buildings the land sufficient iur
Tie accommodation al fanny ana the ,ecuri'y oi
large The ten> ri VIII he made known ON IN"
sale shall accommodating reasonable
purchaser require hazard little saying, that there
proportion o frs, land on this tract 'n o'r
| n JOHN NELSON.
An -
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MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YoRK.-The American lioe
havas recently undergone extensive repairs ana alterations
gain omen for the RECEPTION Of my friends aud the public IL
~ that Of similar !,
The City, heng Broadway, fronting ae faS' a"a a' "
po5ite the Fountain.
The undersigned respectfully solcits continuance Of patron
age assuring all that no pains will spared to contribute 10 I'M
comfort of his guests. NiLLith u eoI.LL ,a.;r
June 20 i<-A~'i
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NO. 2S.--YOLUbiE XL.

rao from tie .7ddresS c oses Da,rson ,cho acted as
resident at The meeting 81 .fr Faa Burcas friends,
the Court H"@Se, /. Cincinnati, on The 3lst July.
his Address Says the Cincinnati Enquirer needs
recommendations or euiogy. II is written in the old
ran sly Of planaess aud TRUTH and although
'uihnr is nGrm IN body, he is yet serene in intel
IT. and ~ patrio;ica!ly devoted, IN The last days oc
earthly existence, 10 the welfare OF his country and
success OF Democratic principles, as though he were
I 'n'ering upon the stage OF active lie:
! Fellow CitIzens-l have been induced TO throw
yseit upon your notice upon the present occasion,
strong desire TO make TO you what may, in
human probability, be last and valedictory ap.
al-Now, in my seventy-six,h year. and in ex.
edingly feeble health | have no good reason to
pect that | can be much longer amongst you, at
Isl as public character. l therefore hope may
u be charged with too much egotism in desr.
10 make TO you few remarks upon this greats
!eresting occasion, both it relates to connexlon
so long standing with the honest Democracy OF
'm'i'on county, as TO that great and good man, on
lose account tins great and respectable meeting h24
en- called together
"oa the 4th March, 1887, Mr. Van Bnren took hi4
AZ as President Of the U S, and perhaps no man
ef accepted Of public office under more un;ov ard
'cunl'lances On the 9th May following, the Ge9o-
ores Ct tie public money were shut against the Go
rnmenl and dollar could not be had TO deiray the
trent expenses Thus was the Government, who
q oeen rich 10 an overflow OF between - and ~ mil.
MS OF dollars, within two months after Mr.. Van Blu
n acceded TO power, reduced 10 absolute bankruptcy
ond al! this by the reachery Of the State Banks,
10 had received, public repositories, the money of
nation, used 1t in loans to their favoriles the land
'cuiators, stock gamblers and other fraudulent i'm
Ssors, under The most positive engagements that
cry demand the Government would b. duly honor
when presented. And here was new Govern.
M, Just organized, who Of the many millions -
pubic money IN the hands OF those fraudulent
nkers, coud no: raise 80 much money as would pay
The most trIilrng demand agains. them.
brr and tl6! Gh ,n f5thJ Observation-Disclosures,
ce-. Terms per OF three aad bali months, SD
alsc an French, charges Addcss-ilauoycr Cou ic
i JNO. Il. TO
Atu
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P. S. Fry, }
I. R yIrtItNs.N
TIL. Gr,of p,,,.t,t.d in Trouble.

Tie Grtat PtTsecuted N IFUHVle'
MIR. Gddings, it would appear, has got INTO trouble
in his Congressional District. From an Aboitonlst oil
The hottest water, he has turned Clay man, slaves and
all. The AbelIticnists have dsowned him, and the
Clay men suspect him. and he is likely 10 iai' ise
Tyler man, between two stools! Great times aneao
for AIR Glddinus- Ohio Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11

COO REWARD.-san away from the subscriber. on SUNDAY
y ~ the 3t July. NrgS" Man. Lamed ALFRED
lie ahoI, rhirytvc years old height, strong
Init, Sigh Is, ard has
tic chased THIS city, al MIR Robert Hart Of rouIhamp
county Where likely wl attempt
hc lett that lie has there wife Children VIII
the ar! delivery 1ac'S ia,i apprr
htnde without the HeUrico and all reasonable
expenses PAID. T. r. PlCOT.
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NOTICE l. hcoy gwen by thu Ladies Of the Humane Asncil
that all kinds nl Needle WOrk, knitting and
Quilting. VIII be- done ~ the Female Orphans ium aud the
oi The friends Of the lnuton and the public
respectfully solicited i'll work entrusted 10 them viii b. done
the AMI best STYLE under the Of
p"rn superintendent and the lowest The proceeds o
the tabor of Tie orphans VIII br Appropriated the expenses f
the Institutions ana TIE enlargement al the acconmO
dat number al destitute orphans
Anp. Ii 9r-ai
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DIMFOGD iCAnEMY-The Literary Department of this
IL Institution is under the supervision nj Nj ~ Bates Who
graduate Of ~ J.. University, and has shown himself,
ic had The OF THIS School, 10 be an eNptf
nec Teacher, and Possessing high Gcsree mat tact - es-
cement and Instruction of Youth Mr. b. Is
81 we'll and moral worth y Tie
addition Of h0e apparatus, thu Proprietor oprs l" infni
Obtain The of
plf desire to have iher and
wards wei; erouf,-d idmC thorough education.
The character Principal Sufficient guarantee tha, the
mora, scholars VIII be attended To- The nta-
nn y healthy, and, whenever needed medical at
tendance viii gwen charge. For further particulars,
o tudy aud the general
regulations School apply the Proprietor Principal by
.tr or otherwise. The Term will Monday,
ith Sept. JOHN ;. LEV IL, Proprietor.
E,p., William, county. " An u. 27-it
ar Herald and Naichlnan q copy ! weeks
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syARA FOR SALE l;cndu. to ncAt Fall, offer The
Z Farm present nj private sale II i!l Rs
DAY b., of his month iu:G>t and If not sold 10! That
,u, Il wl ou day. N tar, II mol, the next ihi d'yD
Ia. IL o'clock ihc premises, without
reserve private >al be effected due notice WI he
given THIS Farm G2 acre.. $50 u which are cleared,
le field o about 80 acres each Sc-
ven ar eight cords hk ~, ak and wood, may he
sold off ample supply for every necessary Ia
mIy chestnut timber Ia enclose the hole ai
cbard qar.n and yar VIII sell such terms ~
must any >fo IN real estate TO WI;
half ~ mouthsor halt al 2 and hall at
nnnts-o equal annual paymeni'or In four equal
annual payments proridd MI the deferred payments a carry
interest of the bonds and ppsscH>-o he Pai
pRnuaiv ssnuaHy. This place lies III the county "i hester
field Immediately the Richmond and Petersburg ktI"n 10
pc from the latter place ] he wood ana
timber on the viii Than Pay for H. ne improvements
are fine the handsome, healthy, ana te water pure
IipIl VIII be given on The 18Th November
n-x " Nh the PRIV seedn. wheat Il" tie proper ne and
arrangements, ~ me mean ube lhdl may ne
ra purchaser Cent? men are invited 10 view th:
s''- 10y HUGH CAMPBELL.
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INTENDING ovl>it, during the Fail and Winter, the
state oi MISSOURI and probably the states 81 kentucky and
Tennes>e al>o would h. pleased To undertake any business
win which my friends others m.tt en=i me-sc col
lcctne discussing money, selling land
Ut that character would also WISH other of the Western
states II business entrusted 10 should gs
tiiy 1t.
ANY communication made me, Louisa Courthouse Ill
Isl October ncNt shall receive prompt attention Refer 10 T.
= James Co. ana 10 H. w. j. ]. Fry Co.. Richmond;
Philip H. Jones, John r. 0uacs NJ Morris,
l.a aud 10 Col. James Magrudrr Fluyanna.
ROBERT W. KENT
Louisa G. H., Aug II. 27-wiw
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FALL SroCkWc receiving part o Fall Stock aud
opening
loo boxes iirm's tlick pescct and >cwed Boots.
100 do mems and boys tine ca lined ANA bound and
scWod aud ics.cd troaals.
a0 ladies' ine Md ani seal Walking Shoes and
Slippers.
800 rcams writing and letter paper ruled and PLAIN.
$50 do wrapping Paper large and small SIZE, and
1900 sides sole Leather, comprising all the different qualities
Which We offer Tor sale good tcrnS.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO.
Amr. Ii lv,Ii
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'riilih5 demand agains, them.

ltr IH'IThl13 9N1sVaHcts Was
Terms per aad months. SD 10
aiisic and French, extra charges Adrcanoycr Cou. oi-,
JNO. Il. TOP.
Aug. II 27-3i
{r,- Wing and Religions Herald viii copy
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FOR RENT
FOUNDRY. MACHINE sHOP.

MNNGlNE, FOUNDRY. MACHINE SHOP.
~ DWELLING HOUSE, SC. FOR SALE
Pursuant 20 q deed Of trust from Arthur NJ Phillips
60 me, dated The 9lh day Of OClUrvr iu the wear
$40. md recorded 10 he Clerks Office Of the coun
" court of Ohio county, "a. ia deed bnok a. page
32l ~ shall, on Friday The thirty frSl day Of March
next sell public auction nj the front door Of the
Cuuu house OF said county Boz The city ri Wheeling
al those Two several tracts or parcels Of land with
he improy, menis and sppuHenancss boz said city;
whichwcre convey ed % me by SAID deed, and on
which are situated The dwelling house. foundry and
machine shop, lately belonging 10 said Phillips being
the same which were convc5ed 10 said Phillips by
james Pafon and John Patton. by n deed hearing
date the 18Th day u Novou Der $40, and recorded
in the Clerks ofice aforesaid. 10 deed book page
143. IA. l45
The title is believed 10 be una 1esi.onnbIs. but
selling ns trustee. engage only 20 convoy such ulc
snid 90 cd Of trust from Phillips has vested ru me
TERMS Or SALE-Poymenr 10 be made boz
three equal instruments, payable respectively 90
three. twelve and twenty four months from The time
OF sale with interest thereon from tie time 0fsale
The insialmsars " be safrsla ciUuly srcurCt
fbs3 DANIEL LAMB. Trustse.
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college uf Lcaih-L0HioH.
HNllESE Medicines cure every disease which
81 admits Of cure.
1 They remove frou the stomach, liver and
intgsiInes-the blood making OTxana-tle OBJ
sirucuOns TO the cue performance vi thei: healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari.
Gus secretIons, aud prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully "a RESIST the prCdspO, IA -
aud exciting causes TO disease.
They increase the action of the ubsOfJents by
which all morbid Yrowth he are AIKEN INTO crcl-
latIon and afterwards expellct from the bod,
They restore the regularity of those Process
es upon which reformation anu CIrcul IlIOn Of
tnt flood depends.
These are the only msdiSines known in which
small doses have powerful and beneficial effect;
aud yet, of which ia extreme cases; such v, ~
large doses may be ADMINISTERED fearlessly ana
with greatly Increased advantages To the pa tient
Tue British college OF health having revoked
annulled and made VOID the appointment of DR.
Horauo Shephtard MUat, he has cease 10 be M
any manner Connected with or agent Of the col
lege ofHealth.
George Taylor, being now and from hen cefortt
the sole general ags1tln the United States Ofthe
British college Ofhea h, for the sale Of Morn Son
L lis. or the Vegetable unIyersai medicines ofthe
college of health; no other person bat the said
George Taylor has any Ilsat or authority To NOM
mate or appoint general agolts TOR the sale Of
the above meiicnes
GEO TAYLOR, Is Chant Der 81 sole general aE't
JOHN FlS HER, agent, Wheeling.
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THRUST SALE-Ry virtue OF deed ,rlrusl
4 executed by John FawccII, bearing date on
The 9Th Of April, 1871. and recorded IN lie clerks
oihce OF OhIu cou'ly, shall, on Monday The 5lh
dag OF May nc X, proeeed sell. on the premises,
at public auction, TO The highest bidder for cash. lot
No Five. Ia The second square IN the city Of Whee-
Ing situate oa Wafer street nsar the steamboat
laiding. wh'reon ara 3 large and UaisaJle u-are.
houses The lille is believed to he unques ilnn Die
but selling az trustee will only make such tile as
IS vested IN me. WM II KING,
ian 5 Is Tu,tre
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25
TRU STEE,S SALE.

Al Virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Fran
ces Melton TO the subscriber, bearing date
the lGtn DAY OF February ls4l, and of record in
the Clerks Off of Ohio county, l shall proceed
to sell on the TN day Of VI arch 1913, at the tav-
cru Of John ID Foster in the town Of Trladrlphla,
to the hshc IcIdder at publ; auction, certain
trac or parcel of land living and being near Tn
adelphia IN the ceuntg of Ohio, containing three
acres more or less, being the land on which said
Melton RESIDES, and was purchased BY him OF
Charles ID Knox, and JJh Feay, seVersilv.
Selling as trustee, shall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as Is vested in me by said
decd Of trust.
Terms OF sale Cash
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
lso lis Trustee.
The sale OF the above properly is postponed
until the first day OF April neat By consent Of parties
Tems-one half cash mad he rcsidue IN thirry DAYS
from sale l. w MITCHELL Tru,rse
March 4, lS43
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

NEW BOOKS.
GENIiE WESTMINSTER Confession Of FAITH
n The LII, ofThun,s MCue.
Goodies BITTER COVENANT.
Fishers CATECHISM.
Browns shorter CATECHGSM
Agrew or The SABBATH,
LAST DAYS Of eminent CHRISTIANS.
An Aniidoie 10 The MlseTies ofHUMAN LIFE.
Psalms and Hymns used IN the Presbyterian church
The CONFESSION or FAITH.
Bibles. Player Books. Methodist Hymns, Sermons.
Lectures. Sc Sc. fpr sale wholesale and retail. bv
STEPHENSON l. HASWELL.
adjoining PryOrs Drug Store
mnr lOtG&Al Union stree,.
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LNIRE NMARINK INsuRANOE-rhera 30

ANlRE &MARlNE iNSURANCE-Thoro ~
4 iNo situations only ia which individuals can
DC placed, where they can adequately appreca te
'ne value 81 insurance. These are, while land
IcCeNlhg from an Insurance office the full a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
Ia'he spot surrounded perhaps by d. solate tam
iy, lamenuUg hat stupidity and folly which haC
I'd ,T'G 10 provide for such a Contingency.
AIkINSON, gent of the PROTEC ZION
M ORANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
,toies' mills, factorirs, DC, together with thei
CpH'ehts, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
oulhtrI' and eyeryothrr description Of insurabe,
vuu thelr carEpes to and from any port on the
Hotel. w 80, 40
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JTNIATA IRON

Ok KEGS MOL, 6 twist TOBACCO for snIe
EsA unusually cheap u close scOnsignment. -
feb Is ! IRWIN
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PETERS, PTLLN.

w L Rave tncd Dr. Jos Priesty Peters Vere.
W geiabis Pills. and have no hesitation IL
pronouncIng th.m the best Ambitious Medicine
mat We have eyer USED IN oar families We are
acquainted with ssI oral families ~ this civ Nh,
give them he Preference at al! Other kinds, oa
accou Z o! their miidness aud al the sans t,tns
Certainty OF cction.-N y ETar7ire-
More thnn ten mllllors OF boxes of these truly
valuable Ambitious Pills have hcen sold in the
dred AND thirty FIVE.
Hundreds a and thousands bless the day they
try box Of Or PEERS Pills, -
DR. Jos phi Pneslley Peters,
Dear Sri have used your valuable I'll Is ihess
last Tour years; IN cases Of Dyspepsia, Liver com
plant and Sick HeadaL he, al have fousd tTeu,
IN majority Of Gases, the most ysluabls Pills
For Sick or Nervous Headache "a R Ei ~ ~ r..
yer, won Id recommend Peters pills IN pTeLsr-
snce to all other kinds.
r H ARMSTRONG MD.
considered sufficient. -
have used IN my practice these last five years.
DT Peters vegetable Ambitious Pills anC con
sidered them the best Family Medicine / have
ever used. ""'0
A.supply Of these truly valuable Pills, ius,rs.
ceIved and for sale wholesale sad Reaiiby
OLIVER PRYOR,
Sole agent for Whfehaz
Large size boxes, containing as Pills so cents;
small SIZE boxes containing 40 Pills IS cents por
box, and upon enquiry these valuable Pills can
tern Va. nov I6-4m
ARTICLES OF STATIONARY,
y Mis- DAY RECEIVED from The Manuiactur.
! II ers, q supply Of
SEALING WAX. = superior article.
WATERS, three different sizes.
STEEL PENS. Gillou's best.
QUILLS' Opaque, yellow aud dulchedsv f,
SAND BONES,
CORK INKsTANDs. a cheap sricle.
ENAMELLED VISITING CARDS
WAFER STAMPS &c g.
STEPHENSON & HAsWEIL.
In't - Union street
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CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
THE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS

THE CELEBRATED MUSCOvITUS DROPS.
w ARRANTED to cure the mOsi inveIorale
tooth ache, in TWO MINUTES.
Thus nriicle will also preserve the decnyed feo,h
Tor The future, remove al the scuryy and tartar,
without The nso Of an instrument
The dlsCoverer and proprietor Of The above IN
valuable CEre fr the tooth ache informs the public
That he has secured the exclusive rgh to his disco
very by application in due form Of law, al HE Patent
office Of the u s and Is ready 10 dispose oi the
said Patent Right, for the District ofColunibin, or
any county. State or Territory in the Union.
DlRECTlONS,-Takea small qsanliiy Of cotton
wet u with the Drops and pat It IN the hollow oG
the TOOTH about SIX drops and fwo spoons full Of
water. and hold il to the tooth ne long as Won can.
DIR NJ DE- HEFTY.
For sale Nv GREGORY SUCKER, ntJ /. SulTs
Brewery Main street, Wheelmg.V Va oct 10 On
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M AHOGANY-3 boxes Veneeunr.
w 2 sells chair stuff, 2 ps 30 tops and pannels
% % Coffin Boards; % 4 and lO.4 Stuff.
Is IN Suck The above will be cold low f1r cash
ic5 2 J y CALDWELL