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TIE fRit T. Oh
SAPPlNGTON7S PILLS

II ME undersigned has reduced the price his Pls To
4 Ialac box, IL all the counties IN Iu5lanz,
~Ira here,a mentioned ~ caution ;he pus!e ne
remark that spurious r. = uarnortne 10 BE has
T4ls the ecepou- "a pgon S4,eaet2a's
isas I'M oTed,' offered Tor safe many parts lis
state have never communicate to any the COM
position OF my PMS, nor since lS3G have had any made
except al my A"1se a"t'er have made Improvements
or ehanse D" 'he'n whaeer-thfy have the same appeal
ahe are put ap 10 Tie same TouEn manner and produce P
esey me same effects no" n heretofore And to avoid d-
s o. aoo aool' =e''a1 'n'"' genuine, "ii' stte IN"
-. -. -. ~ =" "''s' "''S '"' >"
:, - '''y nov, "'ie''' an "4 "''"'i
- - -, s-'' ''-'' 'N' ''-' ''" ~ "'"'" ''0 spun
Bafthoipme" CO; Nm. Mounts, WIN. Thompson, and J.
llager.
Boon CO; K - Hos-h5Tc, VIM Stephenson, {. Buckha!-
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Terms oil AdvertisIng.-.OsE DoIL.R u.r =n,sr. fa,
three insertions, and TWENTY FIVE CEsrs for e.rh a.
a.tlonal inseftionTEs LIsEs space ocep,ed BIZ
'J ems, 10 counted square, nothing counted less ths
square; all ovefa square, and ess than square and
nan 20 De counted r9tlare md hai-Per sqnar. 70,
three months. THREE DoILAEs for .ix months SIX Dor
LARS, or L KS DOLLARS per squares FIFTKKs
DOLLARS AsD FIFTr CENTS per ansum; square.
l"EsTr DOLLARS per annum- Merchants Druggists,
ana others, advertising By viii he
column of 1000 5000 per
of column. $50 90: for half column, S35 90: for +.
quarter Of column, z5,O0-A deduction f20 per cent
will be made Advertisements longer than g,a~ecr Of
column. inserted by the half year or,r, NOT
altered Chancery notices and eti;iooI divorces mug,
be paid invariably advance. Advertisements cornfuz
from abroad. be accompanied with the cash. miles,
ordered for publication - brother pubiiaher
N b. No advertisement will be discontinued unt.
paid f.une the option Of the publishers by preFioas
engagement publisher the advertiser.
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bfeeFheld, washington CO Ia.
JfIv = I~ip

July 3, loil.
DR.. DUNctN-D Dear >ir Your Ezpcc;orant Remedy, for
pulmonary affections, doing wonders this Of tho
state. The astonishing performed that
Mrs. ~ dia AudeFs. She taken 18th fcrcr
heavy cold settled her longs; suffered
and for about il months. when body
ced TO ityo1 frame, aud all hopes recovery
gwen up 10y her friend aud phs sicas: symptoms
eao those peculiar u 9uIm0na consumpuon,of decline.
person FROM fltt7oIr-n stopping ~ place for few
days, hearing OF her situation, datey recommended
your Expect fant Remedy, ing thnt il medicin
restore health, that Woult The last induced her
friends 10 send To Pittsburgh, (belng the place
the tune tro bottles,
To her according direction. BY t,en
change fer the better evidently
those that knew her situation Seeing wonderful
of the medicine, purchased sold
them 10 those similarly afflicted since, obtained
more, and furnished, believe the above lady
ties She - living monument, enjoying heaih
To the asonhen Of both relatives and friends
many other performed vicinity,
tcrcstny that performed Mrs Anters Your rnc4r-
cine - considered hero beyond ston, and
relied upon sat- and otectua remedy
cop-pmptFc chararter.
Enclosed send yon $50 on the Wheeling aud Wash
ingtoa bank=. SeHi dolen bottles by way Of
Baltimore, Immediately have f,r tho
medicine AMI cannot be without u. ours, haste,
JAMES w ROSS ~ 60.
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CURE FOR WORMS.
b. A. FAHNESTOCk'S IERNIFIGE

4 experience of a5oat fifteen years proved be-
"a RoI,f all G75t that ths EermifIse IS
1serer fIs}iug worms.
Since first put before tie public, many worthless
preparations have been forced sale, which
thctr day, and trash. JIere-
as, q 4 faanest7cks erm.e d1i{g Increasing "a.
PoPa4Ftty. ou5n5 70 as ttqsIc s5rt. i only 10 IS
%il certainly ue expelled iroll the system. Tie price l.
only p bottle, which brings the mean. Of
all BE set Il. 4 Fai1lsstocks erfaffye an. a.
VOID all other articles which said go7d as none
OF them have the ef TIE genuine article
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND BREAST.

Important q tl3se ado ralle lealla.
Hessrs Sanford EaTk, DEAR S1Rs = " ith regard
DIR. Wsiars Bslsam of Wild Cherry for which you
wholesale agents =cd since last Orto5er, eighty
bottle. retail, and have heard great proportion
OF tn EN- producing the desired effect
Several important in this vicinity, which
der personal knowledge where
remedies had tined Tor years .thout effect.
In think Of valuable remsdjes ot
consumption lungs, ad al complaints winch
Recommended, and 90 tak that ,ae sater5as Of the
afflicted you saolla c II general fcualon
and make virtues known.
W nearly Of an3 waiting tou-ly
your s.sai GENIE, mas aai pay io1
- sold. Yours truly,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24

d. Wistar's Agen, III Nena, oaio highly respectable
Druggist In THAI delightful village, has informed
sale Of "itas's Balsam Of ia Cherry j. unparaleie
iae demand Tor thai he scarcely keca
himself supplied WIKI lie has had in has
since he commenced business all the popular
for Lang .4Fteots Some If these esteemed goo5
and most Of gave temporary eff Bot
bad "stat Ba.sanI Of VIII Cherry,
serious cases have completely 10y ~
never sold HsaicIne,'' says Doctor.
hat entire confidence thar | have - tBjs.''
1T e l X L ; 20
Whenever " sar's Balsaal Of VIII Cherry introt1--
cd attans tat high reputation,
~ deserves. What stop IS sale when upon every
hand may be witnessed It's wonderful cures! The
ses OF fua. recent but dangerous Coughs ana also those
which IF long standing, Bfoncjtis na1 Cag,sa N
N rs efriy st4ge always cea bv ts mo-.
bic medicine. Read the f2Hovin, cert,fc-ie:
LANCASTER County, "A, July Is. 1871.
Dsnr Sr:-Prase send Two bottles Of ynIr genuine
Balsam IF " III Cherry have afflicted III Con
sumption, for the last years, AMI snfefet
with severe IoJgh Pains nay Breast Difflcpiiy
breathing. -1i-seat g. and have tried
s1l@s aud besa uaier eai cna
thas relieve no until tried your Dajzan. gat ore
bottle from rschhor of NINE. who using II,
found wonderful relief from IL that have 40 doubt il
viii cute eaeciHalv.
Very respectfully, Nours, &c
| ROBERT H0NNAN.
The genuine i-ar-s .-aEu ~ Ter sale il Richmond
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IkEE TRADE.

II the Locofoco doctrine of Free Trade prerriIg
Indiana triH be compelled 70 pay. By Direct
1aratioa, the sum Of MILLION THREE HUN
sEvENrN >rzp, vB-- rru-S
DRIED AND THIRTY DOLLARS in specie ANU
ALLY, for the support of the General Gopern.
nient! Ca! tie People stand Il?
An official calculation, based upon the last &C n
sus, and assuming the expenses of the General
Governmen, 10 be SIS, 500. 000-an amour, lar
below tina, required by the Secretary of the Trea
sury IN his late RsPott--proves tho fact that, If
Free TrUde prevails, and the Revenue Of the &c.
neral Government Is thereby collected bv taxa
ton. that the ANNUAL tar upon Indiana. in
GOLD and SILVER ,ciU be ONE MILLION THREE
HUNDRED AND sEyENTY.CNE THOUSAND SEWN
HUNDRED AND THIRTY DoDLARsn Besides this
tax, there Is 10 be added The ANNUAL ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, fer The or
oinary expenses OF the State Government, and
the further ANIMAL sum Of EIGHT HUNDRED por-
LARS interest on the public debt. making an AN
ST4L aggregate sum OF TWO MILO rs
TWO HUNDRED & NINETY ONE THOU
SAND. SEVEN HUNDRED & EIGHTY
DOLLARSt
This. Indisnlsns. is the condition 10 which Lo
cofoco Free Trade would reduce you,-[Ta Jour
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B. Il. E4HsESToCK, Pitt.5,4r-h.
Farnham's Travels through OREGON

i NAAN Els ~ ahe Great Western Prairies the Ana.
Il huae aud Rocky Mountains. and in oregos Ter
1tary. ~ Thenss J Farnham. Price 25 cents
ia fresh supply jus: received 8, the Box St9-e
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var BUKESIsa IN M.rSE-We copy the follow
ing from the Portland Eastern Argus, leading
Loco Foco paper:
"lt is quite certain the people Of Maine are moi
IN favor OF Mr.. Van Bureo- The great effor, 10
nominate him at a Legislative Caucus last winter
resulted 10 faIiurea total defeat OF his PROSPECTS,
as a successful candidate in this State This
shows very plainly that the people are not for him:
although they would vote for him cordially If he
were selected, be cannot and will not. for various
reasons, be their frs, choice
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l4qf2KYIj
TRUTHS
WORTH NBERISG,

That the s'PII4EsS'' IS a painful disease.
That all who have the PI LES wish To BE rlrei
That all rho hare had the PILES. and ma ge used F7yrb
cry Ererach sgstz5ie Ointment CURED.
f-7-1hai the srr9risieg v;-,.s
Of THIS nyaua5 ''6nfn1et ponounces the best Rys
EDr for the Of Piles thar Discovered
That this invaluable Remedy also warranted If s.-y
applied. IN Immediate for Bt1rns, Sc1L4s ete
That the price go eta aIsay refunded Il the o;,
ment fails 70 give satisfaction he purchaser SOFA !,
richmond Al the BOOK STORE.
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c i | 0 \.

In consequence Of tho many attempts . c-uae eo1a-
teeft medicines. the and manner Of nv
sermliuse, have thought il tgt Just p1bc. well
as 10 sustain The high reputation iea genuine article
mas acquired % fake such STEPS would eec32y prevent
TIE success Of sJca reckless imposition; fnf that purpose
have at much expense Obtained steel plate engraving
presenting n11Taer il the Of administering the
eihe y et alng child while boy, restored full health
stands a. her elbow This ysHette, white
per, skiIfIy executed attempts Al
coItes eiting, viii, Of Cctooer 49, be
substituted for he yellow wrapper which t.e serniflge
mas heretofore appeared: and stI lrer security
copyrt hes beea obtained entered according 10 &C Of
Congress.
b. A. F.7HNESTOCK, Ptts5tsrzt
ne genuine ''Fahncstoek's Jern1tsze'' tor sale in
Richmond ONLY al the BOOK STORE
fEJ-HANE YOU HEARD Of Dr. .Sterirne,s wonderful
Strengthening Pastsr2I- fame Is rapidly Increasing
throughout whole United States No article has ever
equaied IL Do fail make immediate trial Of II. ec
ica-v.
-ii i recommended for removing pans from any par,
Of TIE system e4kyae-s the Back Bre4st or SIDE
Tor burns, Sprals attenuation Gout--for C9rnr
Examinations, &c. And (can you believe > the price
i only la cent? The poorest in our couatry need
ne longer drag miserable exsteace, Facked VITA grew
eus pains.
Remember the pri-e-only ia cents.
or sale at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
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Ed, Blue, ami Black wiring lax Ink sand .trs men.
4Iis, paper, waters. sealing Sxc II. sale
e'the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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DIR. DUNCAN.S
ECTORANT REMEDY
FOR
c0NSUMP .,uN.

Colds, coughsG, splitting OF blood, diff
cui'.yj OF breathing, Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
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DR.. JOHN SAPPINGToN,

AfFoVF TSfcE- SALINE CO., No.
tEN. b. Agents wanting Me5Icine viii piea=e in
form ne a. soon practicable. is.
May -. 1913. 81
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The genuine Evi-tat-s Ba=aEu Ter ii Ilclnon
Only a the Box >tnre.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-07-08
4 GI~T'S Ter TIE Gov. WIG

A GI%TS Ter TIE Gov. WIG
JouN ]. S:i,,lr. 20 J I.
H. w ADRluANs, T. NJ.
Erwin llAINEs, J. VI. Rising SIM.
JONAS PREsroN, Jr. T. NJ Conowingo.
i1oNs s. EvErEsr, Rowlandsville.
Coz. II. 5. Sites, 7. NJ. PRIScIpIo.
TosEru lIAIHES, Brick Mectiir House.
ruoMls RrRSsIpE & Co., Charlcstown.
JONI McCRAcKEN. T. NJ, North East.
NATHAN WuLGIHsoH. Elk Iron Works.
William II. rIERcF, p. NJ. Ceciltcn.
JonN 3. MORTON. 7. ". Warwick.
Jouy Macs, 7. NJ. ST. Augustine.
Joux /, CIAyroN; T. NJ. Chesapeake City
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-14

INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSE.
II HOLD FURNlFURE-On Monday next, the
18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, shall sell al
Mrs. Piitman's Boarding House, on Sd street, near
Pennsy avenue, all the excellent Household
Furniture Of that extensive establishment, consisting
Of IN part viz
Mahogany har-seat Sofas, parlor Chairs and Rockers
DO. pier, card, aud centre Tables light Stands
and Teapoys
Gilt frame and French plate Mirrors, mantel Clock,
Ornaments and Shades
Damask, moreen, and muslin Window Curtains and
Ornaments
Brussels 3ply, and ingram Carpets Wilton aud
other Rugs, Ottomans
Brass and other Tenders, Shoves and longs, Prints
astral and other Lamps
Bronze and other Candelabras, plated branch and
other Candlesticks
Very handsome Piano Forte, best tone and fashion
ably finished
Maple and other cane-seat Chairs, painted window
Curtains
Mahogany Sdeboard, extension and other large ma
hogany dining Tables
French and plain dinner Sets tea and breakfast China
Silver spoons, Knives and Forks, Britannia tea and
coffee Sets
Best plated Spoons, Forks, Urns, Casters Walters
Best Cut Glass Bowls, Pitchers, water Bottles. Tum-
bers, and Wines
Best cut glass Decan,crs, Salts, &c.. Hall Lamps,
mahogany Hat Racks
Umbrella Stands, hall Stove, oil Carpet passage and
stair Carpet
Flat and round Rods, brass and other Fenders Andi
rons
French and hgh-post maple and other Bedsteads, ex-
celleni Beds and Mattresses
Coverlets and ComfortabIes, superior Blankets, and
Bedding generally
Mahogany and other Wardrobes Washstands and
chamber Tables
Mahogany toilet and other Bureaus Toilet SETS cham
Der Carpets
Window Curtains, chamber Chairs, Office Tables, sc.
The Public furnishing will find almost every thing
desirable in geneel and comfortable housekeeping in
the above establishment and in good order to which
their attention is respectfully solicited. The house
will be opened early on Monday morning (day of saIe
for inspection.
Terms OF sale All sums Of and under $25 cash
over $25 credit of two four, and six menths for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
X. W. DYER & co.
April l2-df Auctioneers
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-14
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
uSI received the following pieces of New Music
y ut the old established Store, two doors east of
i2ih street, Pennsylvania avenue, w. FISCHER.
Yes, will share with thee my ove-byW. J. Lemore.
My early home-by l.. J. Chadwick.
81 see thee sweetly smile''-by II. Thorbecke.
The mountaineer's return--by Mrs. C. C. Ely.
The devoted-Tyrolean-by F. NJ Dalquer.
The grave digger-by KaIliwada
Tell me ye wrged wnds--by G. Correr
When all around grew drear and dark-by G. Paggi.
Want cab comic, dedicated to w. T.. Burton,
words by "Straws."
One struggle more--words by Lord Byron.
In this celestial dwellng-from the Opera of the En-
chanted Flute.
Long for thee-arranged for the guitar, by +. Wei
land.
There are clouds that must o'crshadow us--for the
guitar.
Poughkeepsie march and quick step--by A. Gum.
Gen. Cass' grand march,. A. Getze.
Allegheny waltz-by ID. Paine.
The Andalusan cachucha--by L. B. Bohuszewicz.
Cujus Anmam--air from Rossni's Stabat Mater
Tyroleanair from the celebrated ballet of Nathalie
ap lift
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-14
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT,

al .
GEALED PRoPoLALs, will be received at this
~ Department, until the i7th April next, for Six
Engines, Boilers aud Propeliers, constructed upon
The plan known as Hunters Plan" two OF said In
g'nes, Boilers and Propeer, TO be delivered ON
Lake Erie, as designated ~ the Secretary Of tho
treasury, the Others at such place places the
Sea Coast as the Secretary may direct
Also, Two Engines, Boilers and PropelIers, upon
The plan known as Ericsson's Plan" 10 be de-
li'ered at some place the Sea Coast as the
Secretary Of The Treasury may direct The En-
gines, Boilers and PropeIers To be made Of the
very best materials, 10 bear the proof and inspection OF
such person or PERSONS, as may be selected by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The Boilers To have not
less than seven hundred 900 fire surface each work
ing pressure eighty $500 pounds to the square inch
Proof two hundred and forty GAO pounds. Six (6)
eighteen (lb) inch Cylinders with three CD feet
stroke. The whole TO be delivered as directed with
IN five months from the time OF receiving tho Draw
ngs and Plans for building. The proposals viii state
the price for which the Engines, Boilers and Propel-
ers, will be delivered aud put into complete opera
ton. But as the application of the Engines working
to either OF the said plans is patent right, the pro-
Posals will also state the price asked including the
authority to use the patent right and also the price,
exclusive of said authority. J. g. SPENCER,
march 2O-dtl7A Secretary Of the Treasury
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN L. KENDALL
4 offer their services TO such rs may have bu,in.ss
WIN the Government of the followin description
viz
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and other
Executive Departments
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring PENSIONS evolutionary, army, and ma
Wy; aud other business in relation thereto
Settlement Of accounts, whether with the State
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments
Prosecuting Of claims against the Government
whether for lands, other property, money, before
any Of the Executive Departments Congress.
Our office is in Todd's rooms, number TO- where
JoHN +. KENDALL will bc found during business
hours. Amos KENDALL will also attend at the
office to consult and advise, and will prepare
for presentation to the Departments or to Con-
gress. His knowledge Of the forms and details OF
public business, derived from service in the public
Offices, Will enable him TO perform this service IN the
most effective manner and those who intrust us with
business may rely upon tie utmost promptitnde and
the Of all proper to bring Il TO successful
issue. Our charges will be moderate depending for
their amount on the nature Of the case.
Persons at distance will find il much cheaper 10
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than 10 come to Washington themselves.
We will also attend to the purchase, sale, or ex-
change of real property in the District and the West
serve all who will furnish us with accurate d. scrip
tons Of the kind of property wanted TO be purchased
or proposed to be sold or exchanged.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, & Co., agents, and must be post
paid
AMOS KENDALL,
march l6-ly JOHN E. KENDALL.
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THr PEAoHwoRM-In order TO find the peach
worm at this season, you should scrape away the
earth from the body Of the pcsch.,rec, and you will
find the young worms on the body and on the roots,
under the surface Of the earth. They do not bore
into the'rec, and you viii not find them under the
bark. They appear TO live on the bark, and by
wounding that the gum flows out and the leaves Of
the tree IN time turn yellow.
These peach worms should have been to in
June last, then advised but some Of you
thought II the cast wind that turned your peach
leaves yellow; and, as you knew no remedy for an
cas-, wind you gave UP your trees in despair
A. II viii be difficult to find all the worms that
on the roots Of your pescbtrces at this time, il may
be best TO dig away the earth from the body, and
pour on scadog water, ley strong enough to bear
an egg good wood ashes also will check them, IL
they come fairly IN contact with the ashes. Other
liquids ould kill them without doubt; but nothing
is cheaper than bot water or hot suds on washing
day. tree as large as mans leg will bear a
whole pailfull Of scoldng suds.--uass. Ploue,man.
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NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
April 10, lS43.
TIME Governor of the State Of Mississippi having
issued his proclamation, declaring that Richard
s. Graves, State Treasurer Of that State had embez
zed the money securities, and property of that State,
and had escaped while under upon the charge OF
such embezzlement; and the said Governor Of the
State Of Mississippi having, in his proclamation,
toned all persons against receiving from the said
Graves any United States Treasury Notes which
made pa able to him or order and the Secretary
of State of the said State of Mississippi having
quested this Department to give notice Of the Urea
sury notes delivered TO the said Graves in order to
prevent their circulation and protect the State Of
Mississippi from ultimate loss, and deeming it proper
to comply with such request, the subjoined dcscrp
tive list Of the Treasury notes delivered to the said
Graves, as Treasurer OF the State Of Mississippi,
the sixth day Of October, ls42, and made payable to
him or order, has been prepared and is now pub
lished for the information of all concerned.
All receivers and repositories Of public moneys, TO
whom any Of the said notes may be presented, under
suspicious circumstances, i'll decline receiving them
and, If practicable, will take a note Of the Of
the person offering them, and transmit II to his Ex-
cellency T. M. Tucker Governor Of the State OF
Mississippi, at the city of Jackson, that State.
And all officers and agents of the Treasury Depart
ment will assist by all lawful MEANS in the recovery
and restoring to the State Of Mississippi the notes
declared TO have been embezzlcd.
J. c. SPENCER,
l3-4t Secretary of the Treasury
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-14

DICHARD POLLARD has resumed the practice
bemsrIe, Buckingham, Nelson snd Amherst He
also offers his services for the adjustment OF claims
,,pon the Government. lie will go TO washington
sbenever business entrusted 10 bis care may require
him TO do 40. Having been merchant az ven ~
accounts seven wears residence IN Chill, as UNI
ted States Charge d'haair.s, has given him know
ledc. Of the Spanish character and spanish language
which will be useful IN the furthersnce and settle
ment Of business IN oonnex'on win these subJeots-
hi. Post Ofic. !, Warren, Albcmsrle county, Viz
GINA "" ~ w"