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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues to transact business
i for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted vo-
luneers and claimants generally, at the seat Of Co
yemmeut
lie has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS Of
bidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
wee as To bidding communicated n desired. No APP
pcation attended TO, unless accompanied by fee OF
five dollars and no letter taken from the office
less the postage paid No person having business
al the seat Of Government need attend in person, Il
a fu dcscrip ION Of tie business Is communicated,
and full power Of attorney sent on by mail.
Ten per cent charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities after the allowance made.
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed
Refer 10 the members OF the Twenty Seventh Con-
grcss generally
Washington, sth street, near General Post Office.
March 2l-lyf
ALL THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND
"A REVIEWS FOR JUNE, lsi3, are This dsy
received BY tie British steamer, English editions IN
large type Tor the use OF the Subscribers to the
wsyerly Circulating Library.
Al.o. d. otor Otins Travels in The East vols.
The ialsc ticif," 10y James.
The Lot ship; tale of the Allan ic.'
The days of Queen Mary" and all other rec Mt
books
Also the North American Review, the Knicler-
Gals.
The Library is regularly supplied with nuEbcr
Of copies Of every new work Immediately upon pub
LEGATION.
Terms Of subscription FIVE dollars per snnum--
three dollars for mouths-or dollar for sIn
gle month ,. TAYLOR.
june y
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july IlIhl I7Io.
PROPOSALS or carving the mails Of The Uni
ted Sla,es, from the 10 OF October Is43, TO Both
of jane lo46 IA Iilinas III be recesed al The Post
Office Department. la The City Of Washington until
p m of The eleventh day Of September next 60 be-
decided by The next day. ON the rovte and in the
aud lime herein specified viz:
4li3. Fam kaskaskia, by Sparta, Elkhorn Nash
lille, Grand Point, Walnut Hill, and Mount ZION,
to Salem 50 miles and lack twice week
Leave kRskaskia every Monday and Friday at 6
a. IN. arrive at Salem ext days by s p. IN.
Lrave Salem every Monday and Friday al g a. IN. !;
arrive at ka'kaskIa next day by s p. IN
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington City, Au
gust Is, ls43.
z.rPersons inquring for letters an the following
Isl. will please say they advertised.
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NOTEs.

No proposal will be considered unless IL be accom-
panied by guarantee signed by one or more respon-
bic persons, IN the fol owing manner, viz
The undersigned --- guarantee that - if
bis bid lOI carrying the mail from Kaskaskia To Sa-
lem be accePed by the Postmaster General shall IN
ter into obligation prior the LIST day of October
next, with good and sufficient suretics TO perform the
service proposed.
This should lac accompanied by The certificate of a
Postmaster or other equivalent testimony, that the
guaraniors are men OF properly, and able to make
good Their guaranty.
The proposals should be sen, TO The Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals FOR No. 4l43," and
addressed To the Fist Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combine
tons, and he terms aud condi ions which the
tract 10 to be made the last annual advertisement.
G. A. WICKLlFFE
IL L. IN.
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nJcCULIoCHS NEW UNIVERSAL GA.
wi ZEr1 EER-to he completed in u or % mum
beers at - cents each. The first number y just re-
ceircd by r. TAYLOR
Also, No. 10 Of Alisons Iii Try OF EuroIe jus'
received. June I'LL
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NAVY AGENT's OFFICE,
WAsnISGToS, July 81, lSi3.
PROPOSALS will be r.. ceved AT this office, I'M
Il I'll 3 o'clock the l7th Of August ensuing, to
deliver at the Navy Yard in this city, lie following
bill of Lumber, VIZ
~ 24o feet inch white pine pannel boards.
5000 /. do do
II 36l " DO do
$500 +" do do
coo f." | inch yellow pine boards.
200 do do
In all the above boards there must be full proper
ton Of wide ones, and to be in i6 feet leng his.
Also, 500 feet p inch black walnut.
500 " j. do do. do.
O01" do do. do
zoe" do. do do
The whole 10 be well seasoned. Offers will be re-
ceived for the pine, aud for the wsnut and poplar
separately, to re delivered the Navy Yard, or
before the 9Th day of September next, free of ex-
pei,se TO the Government and subject to the usual in
,pecion Of the yard, aud approval Of the Comman-
dant.
July 2l--eod TIL l7th Aug Nat lot
~ ROCERIES.-l have on hand and will sell, on
VI as reasonable terms can be had IN the city, a
general assortment Of Groceries, such as
Flour, family and superfne,
T,as, Of various brands, some Of the best,
Cofees Java Lagulra, Rio and ST. Domingo,
Sperm Oil and Candles,
Shad and Herring, for family use, by the bril-
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Bacon hams shoulders and sides,
And all other articles usually kept in my line.
invite attention particularly TO lot OF very fine Hams
cured in Prince Georges County, Md.
WILLIAM T. DOVE,
Between 18th and l4lh streets, adjoining
aug SGT National Theatre
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. Gregory & Co. Managers.
$4,000 dollars
In prizss of $4,000 dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class No a., for lS43.
To be drawn al Alexandria ID c., on Saturday, the
18th of August, ls43
GRAND CAPITALS.
prizes of S25 900 amounting to SIS, 900!
sl0-S5 000-S2, All
50 prizes Of $1,000 SO prizes of $500
50 Of $50 SC, sc. sc.
Tickets slO-Halves s5-Qunrters 50 SO
Certigca,e Of packages 20 Whole Tickets sl40 90
Do. do 2G Half d. 20 90
DO. do 90 Quarter do 80 90
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NOR HIRE, fine likely negro Boy, between ten
and eleven years of age. Inquire at the Office Of
the Madisonan aug lou
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Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 50 50.
Certificates OF packages - Whole Tickets 500 90
DO. do. y Hall do 80 OO
Do do % Quarter do 25 %
For Tickets and shares certificates of packages
in the above splendid Lotteries-address
j. u. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Washington city, ID. c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
all who order as above. july20-2aw3wdScif
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$4,000 dollars !!

$4,000 dollars F!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. As, for lS43
To be drawn at Alexandria ID c. on Saturday, the
26th Of August, lS43.
ID drawn numbers TO each package Of % Tickets.
CAPITALS.
| prize OF $4,000 prize Of $4,000
of 5000 of 1000
Of 1850 of l,500
10 Of 600 Is of $40
kc SC. sc.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, JULY A. 1913.

TRCSr SALE-Pursuaut IN t,ro dssdy ~ 80. !,
% bo.;r e,a'i"ss one TO Seth Saunders and Samuel G.
s a,e me goth day OF November ls3-;be ether 10
,' ,ssa chafd w. Scott, bearing date the 18th day of
' pom duly admitted 10 In tho CLERKS oGrce
81 Court, the subscribers, pursuant la their re-.
49,. "'i on Wednesday, a6:h day of july next
on ~" sci at public auction highest bidder for
'ct or parcel Of Land, situated in Caroline conn
y aeres bounded Ivy the lands Of Henri Hill md
Our sI VIM Gfs ans saw a situated upon the
sia ;,,,s another tract parcel of Land, Contiguous
IN The counties OF Caroline and Enr William
~ e lands of E G. Saunders Others Containing
~ , TUT oc or less Aso, the following Slaves viz John
e'pe james, Eleanor and child Sarah Ann ma IA
reme e Gsk of every kind Of said Praross his Plantation
household and Kitchen Furniture. Also The inter
e A. oss IN the property in the possession of his
mor MIS- rsaross The real property offered for sale Is va
a tour 's ~ an Intelligent and agreeable neighborhood
lbo" e nom Hanover Court house The slaves are like
" selling as Trustees the will convey only such
tile as Is 'e"'ea IN taein by the deeds aforesaid
SETH SAUNDERS
SAML. c. SCOTT
THOMAS L. SCOTT
.,oe RICHD. W. SCOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

| THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY BY virtue Of
Deed of Trust from Edmund T. W,sknam' Esq, the ln-
majority o the creditors secured by the deed Of
win sell by public anciion the highest bidder rom rserre
O'Clock in the afternoon the Exchange Hotel in this city
the said Wkham interest the Estate OF his father the late
John Wck ESQ That interest consists OF one undivided
twelfth of Estate of Nj John Wickham which COM
rise large valuable property in the city of Rich
hundred fry Slaves and personal property the whole
than Immediately after sale,
shall interest now held by creditors in the plantation
the pamunkey River Hanover Court house called South
interest i an Estate life Of Edmund F. Wick
ham, plantation has rented for from
day Of January last clear annual rent of $780, which
perfectly secured so that by life insurance. which may he
effected the investment may be made an ,dng
stock $4,000 For This property tho purchase money
will required day of November next the purchaser
giving negotiable endorsed and receiving conveyance
when the purchase money is paid
The creditors Mr. Wckham also hereby notified that
prepared day of this month, at office 10
dividend of the funds which have from the sales
already made. JAMES LYONS, trustee.
Inlva l6-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

ipN'iCELI.O HOUSE, IN ESVILLE-This
u extensive Establishments long known the "Centra Ho-
" and lately kept by Messrs Hill Il Terril has passed into
n Of the subscriber liz proprietor, and Is now open Tor
exception and accommodation Of company in style not sur
d he believes by public house in the upper county
spacious and handsome brick edifce lately erected on tbs
a.r>. has been fitted with and handsome furniture;
Together with the other part Of the establishment, which has
Thoroughly repaired and whewashed Is now in excellent
tfior The accommodation of guests.
ih sde The srca; Northern and Western Route, arrive
m depart daily from this house. where the stage Offices also
TIE Bar VIII always be supplied with the choicest Liquors,
a W Stables which large and commodious, viii he always
fd 2ovender and attended by careful and faithful ost
The subscriber long and he believes well known
host having many years the Landlord Of
be ct,hated Warm Springs Western Virginia. He deems it
Unnecessary for him his friends and The public re-
% than that his usual and prompt attention 10 the comfort
s guests will be in degree nnared He pledges himself
MAKE every proper effort agreeable and ac-
Ttabie manner, all who may sojourn at his house.
July4 ls-lm
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nature gifts, woman alone doth grace each scene
and season, and is at all times lovely
VOLUNTEER TnssTs

VOLUNTEER TOAsTs
By captain Wesiger OF the &. l.. D-rhe memo
ry OF our late Captain, John fe.h The spiri, hath
ned ont his virtues yet green our remembrance
BY Corporal Kuhn of The G. l.. D.-The United
States alay they be severed but let their motto
be Unity and Pence
by Cornelius A. Hall OF the G. l.. D-Educaton.
nat reused the sumberng energies of an oppressed
people, and reared up The majestic columns of our ns
onal glory; this alone preserve them from crumb-
ling into ashes
by Daniel B. Peasants OF the c. L. D.-John Ty.
er; With Daniel in his council and Gushing TO
support him, and for his Profit most Wise man-with
Inc additional advantages of an extra Spencer and in.
V'goatng forlsr, he has suffered DEATH much more
noble ANIMALS have-by the -Thompsonan me-
o'cne arang him nought in salvation, moral or poll
teal.
By Noble Jordan of the C. l.. D-PoIi,ical Sue.
cess May 1t attend on that party which requires s
great men TO De honest and seeks make its honest
men great.
BY R C. Pu!liam of the H. l.. D.-The Chester.
held Light Dragons Hard TO beat in hospitality or
vaor in the field
By James D. Lyle of The c. L. D-The Day We
celebrate The birthday of American Independence
Long may it be cherished BY her sons
BY Corporal Chevallie of the r. l.. D.--The Ora.
tor of the day John S. Caskie.
ny William Hancock of the c. L. D.-John Tyler
fhgr'm Presidents and Travelling Cabinets the
fruitful offspring of the Second Presidential Term
one term and no reelection the best interests Of the
country demand it, did no, the popular suffrage decree
it in 1902"
BY John Seane Of the r. L. ID -Wyndham Robert
son, our former Captain though absent, not forgot
ten
BY Lieutenant Werth of the r. l.. D-Bunker
t''l and York Town-the Alpha and Omega of our
glorious Revolution A monument worthy Of it's his
tory marks the first shall the designation OF the last
be left TO doubtful and indefinite tradition
by Lieut.. Colonel Wnfree American Liberty
The Polar Star 10 which The people Of oil nations look
as heir guide and model in the subverson of Despotsm
and Tyranny.
BY Lieut.. Pa,tescn of the c. l.. u The Canada
Volunteers The rgor of Northern climate could not
chill their military urdor; Time hath cooled their fer
vId patriotism-Long may they live to enjoy the Ii
berry they so CALAMITY aided to achieve.
Captain John F. Wiley of the Executive Council,
and member Of the Canada Volunteers rose and re-
turned thanks in feeling and appropriate address, and
concluded by offering sentiment, complimentary to the
Dragons, which is not reported in writing, and from
fear that in Justice will be done the author report
is not attempted
In the animation Of the scene, many sentiments were
offered, which, not being reduced TO writing prevents
US from reporting them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
THE MILITARY AT NORFOLK

Never lave we witnessed a more beautiful parade
Of our Volunteers this glorious occasion than that
which was exhibited yesterday. The Junior S"lnh,
trets that gallant corps which has stood us ground
for forty years. and active service ~ peace
and war, than any other Company now IN existence
to bearing and superior discipline. that its best days
have not yet passed away, and viii not while undtr
The command Of Captain Ferguson and his excellent
subalterns.
The Norfolk Rhemen, under The command Of Cap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

GOO away from the uns DG is
gro man. Phil Johnson who muao, about - years OF age,
CHI likely full head Of hair speaks sow and when
non To- very apt Sir whether he hears distinctly
r not Had when he left blue jeans roundabout, straw nat
and par dove coorcd pantaloons lie also took
with him cloth coat originally black but somewhat
changed by the effect OF the with velvet collar ana
\ nar Of blue cashmere panaloons.
nhnon purchased by in July ls4 Of Mr John Dan
eefed Trustee Of Augustus ~ BraS,on, 81 Matthews county.
Ei,rni1 w;rrp understand raised. His mother IL
owned by Mr. Stanley una! of Gloucester COMFY 10 one OF
I'm. o,er Of places nave doubt he las gone
If Johnson up Of the state of Virginia and con"
r,,ed TO Jail him, will give reward o one nun,
Sr"t dollars mp in Tie State and committed To Ja WIN
- Richmond Va. will give the OF 50 dollars ,,.s
pirtmnn1. lime Both, 1873 III
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pIfEI.lt SAIL,


'sNliE subscriber acting Deeds made hy Fran
e. w iaaerro, @i!l sell, public auction, Tuesday
he a, DAY OF July upon the premises, the Land in Orange by
The tact contains ci tSnuhvyest Ainupain red
Land, adjoining tine lands Mrs, Lucy Quarles John
- laliaieo, Dr. Terrell aud others. large portion the
Lana ~ OF south eastern which
lance in The cultivation of Wheat Abou $50 been
recently cleared This Land is within few hundred yards
the Turnpike between fredericksburg and Orange Court
and peculiarly adapted the Of Corn, Wheat and To.
bacco moey of the nct Is we'll tinbered with Locust
Hickory. Red Oat and Pnpar-Th.re number of
failing Mountain Springs upon the land.
9J Rather upwards of the purchase money will
be required IN hand-and liberal extended
J. l.. MARYE
July II la-4t-
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NTOTICE-rhe subscriber offers for sale privately bis w.
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting "l
about G9 acres OF LAND 5 of which fiat land 81 hrS
rate quality and all high state ol Improvement On sHa
norton high land there fine oil CloveTih tc
production Of which 10 Virginia superior. All things
Amelia Springs certainly tie most va.nihr ~"
perry situation healthy, and ts waters
equal 10 Virginia. The improvements Tie place are
large superior, all of the houses having been erected
within years. There is large brick oel
spacious bali - feet by 81 Inc
Ladies' adjoining, and neodgng rooms above, as
large Genrmens sitting the basement story on rac
side of the entrance the Hotel there is brick house, eac ~
feet in length and each containing la There Is likewise
large framed building containing 70 and great nunoe
of sufficient in all 10 entertain some 3uO or oco per
There is also very superior dining roon @ ieci ps,
built Of brick which sufficiently spacious 10 dine 4u0 PERSONS
also and comfortable private residence located near e
dining and well situated for the residence OF those super
intending the dining There is also good store house
which there might be done GOOD asiRess IN Tie mercantile M
There is also good hath house. with eight roois hppfoeu
for bathing The stables equal 10 any III virginia ol con
venicnre &C. there being OF brick suiceht 70 contain -
horses also, framed stable, suihcen 10 coha ~
horses The pleasure grounds having oecn an OUT W
celebrated English gardener and ale borders beautifully ue
coraed with shrubb-ry Of different kinds makes TINS hi'n
beautiful situation The Strings located IN nat SURPASSED
in beauty by none the world. The waters OF iie htela
Springs have auayzed by Dr. Bridges oi fhacepha ana
approved Of by Doct Parish of ie same pace ne io"i
The analysis compared of the White Sulphur spns
AMELI. SPRINGS. WhlIE SULrhun SphiS"s'
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
not asceaned, having Suphats Hydrogen ocuo H.
capped before the water reaclI- Carbonic Aciu &C.,
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July

Lands IN SAINT LOUIS Coua,y, Missouri, for Sale
TUE undersigned Offers for salr Estate of desirable
s city Louis and the read to Jefferson civ The
pl! of thu state containing about acres three hundred
"Eich under cultivation. The Improvement are large
ai ccmodos double brick house, beautifully situated and
house in ordinary quantity and well and tim
eed the soil being adapted 10 small grains tobacc u
cmp particularly aud proximity 10 so large
7ei nee being 10 prevent free the city
an renders tho
ANY waiting property of this description may purchase
e whole bargain, il is susceptible Of division
mailer Tracts II be- remarked that the neighbcood
po'frhiy healthy ANY particular information
' be- rendered property upon application
'ade',sned, al Saint Louis, Missouri.
n. l.. JANNEY.
JAMS 80 l5-7t
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AUCTION SALE OF LAND

AUCTION SALE OF LAND.
m Monday the 3st day of july l-ii, will sell on the pre-
~ misses 10 The highest bidder, the OF Land called Cav
CITY Point containing 500 This Land high
Y ealcaeou- as Is evnced by the Of clover since has
been thoroughly drained and avn. broughe barrels TO the
acre with no other Improvement than draining. 4U0
original CROWN Of oak and hickory and is Of value
for The 1lMBsR proof of this fact there has lately been
the far the Land City Point,
and thirteen timber Of Pine which sold the
ground for sol ~ cents
Allowing for the saving &c, ~ Is
Leaving clear profit for The trees OF 70 81
Or an avea.e If 81 l2 cts. each
On the day, VIII sell several small of Land
The iae Of lac Sa Road Petersburg 80 ae
each. plat Of all the Land will be exhibited the day of
sale, Of which There viii lie potponernt of the
weather, and tar terms ticn made known.
JOHN Z. MEADE.
fANNn.I2 LA, -7gct'os6trS.
III IL
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CAgp-Thr undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
N ,ic that opened the Mountain Top Hotel, tor the re-
epor Of travellers aud boardrrs generally Those visiting the
virginia Springs VIII find pleasant place 10 call ana resi- nj
both gong returning heng situated the top Of The Blue
- miles Charlottesville, AMI 10
from S,union.) The cool and pleasant air and water would
nycorae He pledges himself III spare pains
10 eu his guests agrccay situated being prepared with good
coos and aud large and commodos houses He wouIt
respectfully solicit calls and patronage nom
he ;nr community He isaso prepared with hay and grain
for gentlemen driving stock 10 market horses cattle
| h",s sr WILLIAM NJ. LEaKE.
I'll Is-7t.
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IhE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGu.n
TUE s1'c1ef has purchased the exclusive making
Tue aDove wen known Plough in the Of pirginia and
~ nov Icpheu 10 sell patterns others,
ing foshs IRON them He has the original patterns which
We're mage dnGle past yea by the paence the d..
recoh Oh Tue shbcrie expressly for the State Of vgina and
they were Constructed 10 avod ali the objections arising
worcester and Boston rlongh; which latter made
lot so anu vegetable surface, differing entirely from own
rms nem 1oni'on County Plough will show its superiority
rrs w,en operating in heavy clover upon land
hy so'rea~hh weeds or litter. For than seventeen
years nave BEEN engaged in the Foundry Plough business
W lus stare during all which time my been pan
cy directed 10 the construction and form both here
mn AT 'e Norl and can therefore confidently this
o"eh 10 my iends and the public generally combining all
'hunIc Qualities Of chcaphess strength, of draft
pcy "i CONSTITUTION, perfect performance of work and
last ana least all beauty There the right hand
ca fl"ug' ania large len handed Two iorse Plough.
Letters addressed 10 Meadvile, Halifax county upon
'ht SUBJECT WEI be promptly attended To-
Apil - I1-M3m REM T. AVERY
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" fEES CAVE win he brilliantly illuminated with about
goa CANDLES Thursday, the 10Th of August next II
ali not, the next day
i" magnificent Wonder Of Nature beegars description.
anu see. Every effort will be made make scene of
ftadut and spendor The door will open 10 O'Clock 81
81 Gentlemen have the privilege of taking in Ia.
W Nj, Durres Stage, iunning staunton Har-
viii arrive the Cave day al during tho
Iri,t j. MoHLER.
80" ~ lS-3t
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RICHMOND & LYNCnBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
Ru Iron Steamboats,

yr,r undersigned beg leave inform the public. generally
,b The abnve Line has been established, and will commence
running abu,t the aO July The precise day shall be here
after tnblshcd The will be ct the hest character Tor
nmf safety and expedition and will afford such facilities 10
m. ,h,ourh travel rs will insure satisfaction
>; ,'a.sv CHARLES DiMMOCK & co.
III !" 'n@nJ Iulv 4 lsia lG--2awly
NJ Patriot, baltimore; Pennsylvania, philadelphia Evening
p. ,,w York; Republican Lynctrg will publish the above
one month forward 10 e. Dmmock * Coz Rich