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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-04
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, Washington City
January |, 1874.
xFPersons inquring for letters in the following
list, will please say they are advertised.
A.
Austin, Mrs. Jane Ansel, Myer
Alexander, Mrs. Jane A-2Axley, Cot. Felix's
Atkins, Miss Charlotte Adams, Jas, agent
Abel, Miss Maria L.
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About fifth of the above quantities Will be required Tor
consumption and small portion Of many articles will
baby be- procured by SHIPS foreign iton The Gilnii
any all he increased diminished, The
after require The Will, therefore, he made
for specific quantities. hut for such Quantities The service
may require h. delivered har Navy Yards respectively
Contractors residing The place where deliveries
in furnishing what may be equed and when contractor
fails promptly Ia comply with euiston tie agent al the
port where the articles required be delivered sal e
bic for any OF cost over the contract price.
Separate offers must r made for each article al each nj the
aforesaid Navy Yards aud bidders whose proposals accepted
and others viii be forthwith notified thereof and three
days and above the ordinary time required for the regular
transmission Of the mall VIII be allowed for them 10 signify e
readiness enter into contract and day and above the
ordinary lime required for the regular Of the mail
will hi allowed Tor the execution and OF contract and
tond at the expiration of which periods ii he received
contract and bond returned the supply will be offered 10 III,
neat lowest bidder, according TO law.
The department The right Ia reject all bids from per
who have heretofore failed execute their contracts
Bonds with two approved surelles ~ onehfd the estimated
amount of the respective Will Ice required and
centum in addition will be withheld from the Of all
men,s thereof collateral security In addition Il
the bond performance, and not in event
be paid until is all respects complied with, and ninety PEI
navy agent within thirty days afr bills, daily authenticated
shall have been presented Ia him.
Blank forms proposals may obtained application 10 the
navy " H. Boston. New York, Phliadr!
pha, Baltimore Washington, Norfolk, Charleston = C., sayan
nah, Pensacola, and n this Bureau 80
W. CRAWFORD SHuBRIcK Chief Of the Bureau
March ~ lH!-wid
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BIZ The Gorernor Of Tirginia.

n %
WHEREAS il has heen represented 10 the Executive, ina
w Thomas e Blackwell charged with the murder oi his IA
tier, Robert Blackwell OF lunenbne county mas hed rom Jus
Governor of the Of Virginia, do hereby offer
persons who VII
anprehend The said fugitive and deliver him nto the jail OF Lu
nenburg county reqre all officer. civil and military an'
request the people Of the Commonwealth sehef 20 use 'e
best exrron for his arrest he may be dealt with As The Ia"
directs.
NJ The Commonwealth, nj Richmond this seventh day o
lsEaL. Mich in The year lsii IA. MCDOWELL.
,bou twenty wear. old with light hair large blue thin 81
sage thick lips front teeth las few ecsts OF
bs t,se and scar IN the side of ms neck, and | i.ht
T., IN .uc.kia. he IL believed he Tenhe,.rr.
March ''-Wt"
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Spring SUPPLY OF HATS. &c.-The subscribers respect
y fully announce 10 public, that they receiving
,h.r soynp surpe. of such Ie,ver Nua Moieskn
Rush and Plain Russia Fur Hats Also, Panama, mems and
boy coioed and Leehon with general variety OF Palm
LEAF II, from very price TO the finest III market
Having during the Winter. disposed o pretty entire
stock Of Goods on hand and intending in future 10 give special
attention In the latest styles. they may shall in
short time to our ow manufacture together with receipts
from other markets. enabled 10 offer dealers and others
desirable stocks OF Goods IN their line ever offered
In market.
We invite purchasers call and see MS with the PROMISE
we Will do our best 10 supply them on good terms.
JOHN THOMPSON & co, No. o. Main Street
T-w4w
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

VIE subscriber constantly from Tie celebrated
nufacory of Nuns Clark, New York. elegant and ia
Piano FonoS possessing The iael Improvements, and ta
nuflctlrc.
Also large assortment Musical Instruments, and Music
Merchandise IN general.
Piano Foes repaired tuned -, hire, and taken In exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered for sale IN u
State may be selected from, The store Of the subscriber 81 ~
lalriplii aud New York prices.
Those purchasing sci. again VIII be- furnished upon bei
terms they ind elsewhere in the state
=. II. TAYLOR.
Feb H. Piano Fart, and Music St0rr opp0s,t, s B2aAs
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FOX TIE F.N RUIH =
THE PRINCETON.
"arcH YET REMAINS uSsrNo."

HEs fht!NSE Wv.
The Princeton sailed;-
IT was with joyous crowd:
But, oh. that ship, returning,
Was filled with wailing loud.
Toll for the dead.
The talented and brave.
Who rose up from the banquet
To step into the grave.
The laugh went round;
The wine was on the lip;
Another guest was coming
Stern Death was on the ship.
The cry was, "Now
A gun for Washington.
One TO our matchless chleftain."-
And all stood round the gun.
Twas fired-oh, God.
Thick darkness fell on all;
And great Jehovah's thunder
Seem'd on the deck 10 fall.
The gun had burst
In fragments round had flown;
And Death, with blood was stated;
Il ran in torrents down.
Toll for the dead.
Crush'd by the whirling brand,
The loved. the best. the bravest.
The flow'r Of all the land.
Toll for the dead.
They laid them side by side
And spread the flag above them
For which they lived and died.
Land of the great,
Hang down thy widow'd head;
Your OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Were Numbered with the dead.
Mourn for the lost,
Snatch'd thus from friends away;
And for the heart of woman,
So bruised that dreadful day.
Bathed with the blood
OF husband. friend and sire;
She's walking through the furnace,
The seven times heated fire.
Weep, woman. weep.
But on the Lord take hold;
He'll bring you from the burning
As were the Three OF old.
Pause, nation. pause!
And cease your bitter strife;
In death we all are standing,
Though in the midst of life.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A GREAT REDUCTION ~ THE PRICE OF
HITS md CPS.
At the Town and Country Ha, Mandatory, upd
iln l,nInn,h,ar, uu.el Richmond A,rr.nla

At the Town and Country Hat Mandatory, under
the Columbian Hotel Richmond, Virginia.
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has hand larger ard better
than he has had, consisting ol Fine Fur, SIN Ca
and Russia Hats, Fur, cloth, Velvet Sralei Glazed and
Hair Caps Black aud Drah Wool Hats &c all the
and varied 50 les and shapes Cnder the that the
TEN Of small profits ana quick most advantageous be
has adopted the method of doing business entirely far cash aGi
is consequently enabled To sell al much lower prices THAI h
who give credit.
p $50 his friends in the Country, who have pauon>,
him, he returns has thankstu those Who have no he hope o.
be better acquainted with Oct. ~ i--WH
IN BANKKuPICY.-Lnited states Count the Eastern III,
! ,rict of Virginia.
Jaquelu +. laylor aud Others, Petitioner;
against
Beverly Sytnor, bticndNt
The Beverly Sydnor requested present t.I
debts before N-cklcnbutg count house, tie o day oi
April neat, with due ploof
Richard RUSSELL. Commissioner.
March IL It'd
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AID WINES AND LIuI'ORS-Also GROCERIES Ia

nLD WINES AND LIQUORS-Aiso, GROCERIES, have
~ large and general assortment of old Wines and IL
quor part of which have kept hand, improving
years and then said twenty old Ny Grocer
Will bear fair comparison with tie best in the city may
regard qualify and PRICE and carenlness in putting Of
The old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial
the preservation OF health, when moderately and ndccy
Should be found oiRcreduois have and
mistaken belief PLAIN matter of fact assertion u
enquire, call the subscriber who has teen regular tempe
drnke dun. the last 80 of his life. and
fed with his healthy appearance, they portrait his
uncle who died few IN The State OF New Yos
years and he ireH kU0na be- drinking s since tie
day he left Frrentosh, then stripping. WIN. WALLACE.
~ 3i-wl;
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IN Observation-Disclosures: In Amelia Crcnu S,T--
Count of Law and Chancery, February Rules lei,: f"
John ROBERTSON, John H. Walk, William u. Bedford p
min W. Bedford, Philip Love and Mary &. his wife on .
Bedford r John T. Bnrtwel and Cornea his WIFE Samar
Weekly and Eliza u. his wife, John kk and MARY In. va
Ephraim 7. Shall and Aan B. his wife, pialpttT
Henry w Robertson committee, Frances Robertson d.ceoi
ahd Tie said Henry w. IN his reht, William Robbers,
John Robertson, Milton, William e,uel Frank Rob4,,
Thomas Walk, Martha Woodbridge the children and b,. ~.
foiy Andrews, whose names unknown children aud b
OF Betsy sykes, whose names Unknown. Frank Roberts,
MIa Robertson aud Polly Robertson and other chltr,n
FRANK Robertson whose names known children aGd hen.
OF John Robertson Of John whose are ~ known chi
dren and heirs Of Ms - DegrsFcGred whose names ARE m
known. D.,.r.,.,,
The plaintiffs havn, filed their b and the follow Inc drr
ans to Wit the children and heirs of said Polly Anderson DE-
ceased, the children and heirs Of said Betsy Sykes William
Frank and Polly Robertson and the other said children hem
o the SAID Frank, the children and heirs The
children and hers Of THE SAID Mrs not hat
ne entered their appearance and security Tie
act al Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing b.
satisfactory evidence, adduced before the his Office m
they inhabitants of this Commonwt aih, Ordered
that The said defendants appear here the day the mem
p term Of >aid Court ana the bill of the plaintiffs. and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted neysag,
printed the CITY Of Richmond week for months sl
ressvey and posted ~ the 'front.' door Of the Courthouse m
county Copy-Ttstc, L. &. LEIGH, g
Feb ~
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
TueSdgy, .Harch Jh, l-ii.

TNfSdGy, -NaTth 'W, IeTI
ID H. JENKINS has opened within the ps>l few days
IA $50 packages so1dS-consi>ung OF 10000 yards Snf
Cacoes new parlernsa prices i, TO- II! cents, aid
finer
loo bales and beacled aud unbeacied su'ngs aal
Sheetings-all Widths
2ID pieces yellow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. qualities
Pantheon aiacrialsconslsting oi blue and cod
Dnlngs and twet materials, various cuicsNrstnss tlt
50 haies Cotton Oznaburs- al sNPeucr, and higher
Ir. lnensal prices, from a5 cents t. the finest imported
Families wishing make Linen Tor the spring and >nii'i
will lind fresh supply Ia select from.
Buraps-- Sewing materials, oi Linen, Sin and Cotton
10000 yards Furniture Calicoes, from TO- II! cents AMI
shilling
Cotton Ffngss and Furniture nimiiy.
The above few OF the Goods for sale hy Whit,
sale retail, X. u. JENKINS
" B.Ncw Goods VIII BE- opened weekly throughout, the
son
Nar,h5 g5--wtl
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
Me Largcst IN dny one EstabItShmen
t-x,L a.. So,,L

purchasing costly article Piano Forte, would II
he wen To order from who has been engaged in the hn
shrss some clei or nine has Sold tia 10 different
persons IN virginia ana North Carolina hundred lnstru
ens without selling bad and who offers 10 take all hr
responsibility OF selecting for you and the privilege
oil returning, In case pleased Would not be wei
TO order direct from the seller HIMSELF place depending upon
an agent particularly that agent select for and there
oy lessen lie responsibility oil the seller whereas Il leave
him 10 himself be is without excuse.
Prices vary from $3.50 $780, E. +. NASH Bookseller,
And Dealer in Piano Fortes, Petersburg, Va.
March, 96-w5wif
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Observation-Disclosures 81 Rules held in the C,er., ~
flee Of the tncut Superior Coat OF Law aud Chance
Cumberland County Monday, the 9Th day March IVY
;s! ;I, - mt ,"' 49,, ,,,, PiaiaiiT
i'''a' w. N'"9n ana ma, e. > famofe De'etdaut.
pearance and given srcrity according the act Of ,.
and the rules o The sand Court and appearing by saii
evidence tina; he Is not aiahiant Comn,onW.,
Ordered that the said Defendants appear al rules In
IN the Clerks ohice al sand toGft first Munday n
hcM, and answer Tie bill OF the piiini AID COPY ~
ORDER br forthwith inserted In
city OF Richmond Tor two months successfully, posted
front door al The Comrbonse oi this county. '"e
A Copy-Tesle, Is. l.. WOoDSON n -
March Is % as
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JOHN BROCKENBROUGH
RICHARD II. BAPTIST, Esq, of the Senate OF Va
(.ur. Ba2tists Speech, 18th Feb. 1889 }


Mr. Baptist requests Us TO republish tins Speech
and it would give grea, pleasure to oblige him. II
could spare so much space, at the present time =
But we are crowded with communications, which de-
mand immediate publication 1t 10 long, clear, able,
and manly speech-markng out the coarse which Nl'
b pursued at that trying period lie was willing to
bring election Of Senator if it could be effected
but the especial friends of Mr. Rives seemed so de-
termned to adhere 10 him, instead OF uniting upon
Mr.. Tyler. to defeat election. The House OF
Delegates, too, had just rejected the resolution for
which he (Mr. Bap,isp had voted, TO postpone the
election temporarily, TO subsequent day OF the
session. They had then Indicated wish TO post
pone the election till the next session. Mr. Baptist
concluded with declaring, that "Before the Senate,
and in The presence of the anxious and listening crowd
who now attend deliberations and witness our pro-
ceedings-in The name of h'ghmnded, honorable, IN
dependent and enlightened constituency, which he
had the honor TO represent upon that floor he declared
his liked determination 10 oppose to the uttermost OF
his power, the reelection of Mr.. Rives-and he should
continue to resist throughout by all fair and honorable
means, without waverDg doubting believing by SO
doing that he was truly representing the great body OF
the people of his District, and sustaining what he
believed TO be the best interests of common couI
try. - Edtyrs ENQUIRER
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gaRPER,s SPLENDID BIBLE.

HARPER'S SPLENDID BIB1.E =. N
W. RANDOLPH & CO., BogsrLLrRs ASp biNs' ,gt
y West Main street, Richmond have received Ae'
Hapes splendid Pictorial Bible price % cents eaeh n o.,
All the publications received -oon IS I--"e'
Press c.gt
March -
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ToRACco PI.ANTArIoN F0R sALE-T

authorised 10 sell. upon accommodating ien-. the Pan.
NJ C. : Trueheart, generally admitted To be- the 20 - Va
hle o! land The county Powbatan. potion
highly improved, and admirably adapted ID the growth ~
haoco. whtai, clover, &c. The situation extremely 'a
building. excellent and The n,ishhorhood unsurpassed "
Of Virginia. The tract contains about 'o acres q
suit purchaser. would be- divided, and the buildings ""
sold. with ahoai 700 Of choice land, ama1y d"
we'll watered, with sufficient supply ~ wood and tnibf
To individual DESTROYS of investing twelve hicei |
sand dollars splendid Estate hner opportunity can W
ny,etor or Il, L. T.. BGTl~.
Ian
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Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Package
the SpleaGId Lotteries vii receive The gnuf a
ton aud an account of drawing ~ be
il i Ia ali who may order ticket from Address
March 95-w,d y. VI. lOl'T g Co, Richmond,
March Is F'-"i
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Tn CHANCERf.-ViRcIyi.:-At Rules held in ,js rt,, .
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and C,an VI
county OF MiddleseH on the first Monday January Tor the
John X. Sutton, Robert A. sutton, and Tnoma. o .
Mattha ID. Sutton and John Sutton children and b sutton
sutton, deceased the last two being infants suing b II loh
X. Sutton, their next friend, Comm; t"oinas
against r'"'"e:
John Burke Ann w. Berry, Elizabeth Burke Jane. n T.
William A. Wake, Alexander Wake, Marian Wax en'pe,
Wake, James A. Berry, William Laws aud George Wi,cn
The Defendants, William Wake, Alexander Wake Az,
Wake, ana James H. Temple not having entetd hrir aon
ance and given security, according the Of Assruc
rules oi ais Court and appearing by satisfactory -yldrr
hry are not inhabitants of this state II Ordered that b
defendants do appear here the first day tie nr :,
'is Court, and answer the amended bill Of the plain,r
that o this order be forthwith inserted some
published IN the city of Richmond for months
and posted at the front door Of The Courthouse this conn,
Copy-Teste, JNO. :. HEALY -
Feb. 10 ss
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IIOy'r A. CO.'S OFFJCE.

Npa,r ne Exchange Hotd. Richmond, Irgtnil.
DVESTlRERS IN the country once have the opfoHH
n of making $4,000. Hu,t = Co have determined 10 st
this Grand Capital To br drawn The 2h OF Aprl AT cd
patrons, hope Will drop order for chance hi,
brilliant have bad
Therefore, without delay forward 10 Tie luchies Office o.
world remilnC- fora chance fof FIFTY THOUSAND Dol
LARS. d. VI. HUfT a. co, Richmond Va
$4,000 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass b, lsii. la BE- dr4sf
Alexandria, H. e. on Saturday, The 2Otl Of Aprl -ii = n
hers "a
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Very truly yours, &c.
H. S G TUCKER.
RICHARD Fl. BAPTIST, ESQ.,, Senator, Richmond.
RICHARD II. BAPTIST, Esq,
ChrlstiansyiIIe, Mecklenburg, Va.
EXTRACT of letter received by Richard II. Baptist,
from Mr.. Roane, dated

from Mr.. Roane, Dated
TREE HILL, February ;, 1914.
My dear Sir: Your vote in The Senate secured to
the State of Virginia her Constitutional representation
in the Senate of the United States, and | feel great
pleasure in saying, tina, while is subject which
the Republicans might very fairly differ it should
not ALLEVIATE the confidence of the constituent body from
a Representative who has long, faithfully, and
zeaously las you have, sustained our noble old Demo
cratic cause; and you, it will afford me great
pleasure to know that you have adjusted this matter
with your old constituents, and, animated by their re-
newed confidence, you may again be found opposing,
with all your heart and all your strength the old adver
sary-under any new Protenn form he may assume
With my best wishes, am, my dear sir, with great
respect, Very truly yours,
WM. Fl. ROANE.
RICHARD Ii. BAPTIST, ESQ, Senate of Va, Rich
mond.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG g POTOMAC RAlLRoA
Completion Of the Railroad 10 .fquia Creek -tn'''
rallied E1ptdition .-Reduc'ion Of Rates 10
WASHINGTON, Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c.

called Expedition .--Reduc'ton Of Rates IL
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c.
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad CoHH
ny hereby that their Railroad completed 90 "
Potomac the 10th November, and that traveller
conveyed between Richmond and Washington AT al -easaa
year By Railroad Cars and Steamboats, eava Richmond
al 6, A. NJ, precisely, instead Of u, as heretofore. -
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore Fr,iefcs
only and afterwards board Potomac Steamboat 1i
Washington passengers will take tickets the Railroad f
both for Washington and Baltimore. The fare. IN Tit way!
be less than paid separately different portions a th
On and after to-day The lth Instant the charges by NE
road Line between Richmond and the Northern ei. ~
reduced a. follows: sd
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington,
Do. do. Baltimore,
DO. do. Philadelphia 10y hr 30
Newcastle and Frenchtown railroad aud steamboat lirl
Or by Peek and Lore's Line,
II will be perceived from the above, that the charge
railroa! the i!ycf and lay '"'
the advantage favor, OF greatly increased tis'
veles by The railroad line reaching Washington ~ w.
more IL TwEigr, and Philadelphia IN rwrrt' "NL r'7
leaving Richmond and CiHg Ps,iaG.Yn 6J"ft t-tf
TIC Rrer nd Bay Boat, haze ie't -iorjgL4 ,..
No charge children under years OF aee-olrf
twelve years OF age half price l- Ccloied person,
Jnly la 4-wly Super-tend>nt OF TraEVsr''ae =.
TIYDEOp ATuY. the Water Cure. principles MOT
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EXTRACT of letter received by Richard H. Baptist,
from Doctor Brockenbrough, dated

NV Denr Sir In several of the States The Legisll-
have refused 10 go into an election oil Senator OF
the United States, when the two houses have been OF
different political complexion. | have always consi-
dered such conduct to he gross derelicon of duty
Error the side can never justify error on the
other. If opponents hare as measure OF expe-
dency, refused 10 go into an election, from The appre-
bension of defeat when it their duty 10 make one,
it furnishes no proper example to those with whom
principle is paramount In physical combat, Nature
prompts us seize all advantages to overthrow
adversary but, in political or moral struggle, reason,
Judgment, mind should bear The sway, and then "rnth
with ultimately prevail
It's long since have had occasion 10 examine the
Constitution of the United Staes-ndeed, since
read the Madison papers" but as far as my recol-
lection serves me- It directs that the Senate shall be
composed Of two Senators from each State, chosen by
the respective Legislatures ereo and ii vacancy
happens during the recess Of the Legislature OF any
State, the Executive may make temporary appoint
ments until the meeting of the Legislature, which shat!
then fill such vacancy. IL am correct IN this, do
not discern how any conscientious member OF the Lee
gslature hesitate 10 perform his duty, IN gong IN
election when there a vacancy, especially " hen
that vacancy did not during The oil the Le
gsature, and could not property be filled by the tx
ecuve, however urgent the case might be. 1t should
be recoecied too that lhe Senate does not represent
the people, but the States in their political character
$50 said George Mason in The Convention, and he was
ever the Ajax lebanon Of the State Rights paity And
it then ustifiable hat;the great State of Virginia
should be shorn of half her political power at any
time think not Whatever other States may have
done such cases, Virginia processes to act principle
rather than erpcdency Whenever Virginia shall sacr
flee the former 10 the latter she will fall from her "hgh
estate and The Constitution become but rope Of sand
You in favor of going into the election, aud 70.
ted for staunch Republican. You need not repent
doing right, whatever may be the consequences to
yourself.
write without having much time for reflection bu'
you have asked it, and comply with your request
under the belief that nothing from ME can more
strongly for,y you in position which is mPregnabe
in its own strength.
In haste, with great respect and esteem,
am yours, &c ,-......,,.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH.
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Whole Tickets $40 00-iIalves 81 0O--t.uarers g. ~.
\ iitca- of i package Of - Whole Tickets, SE9
liz. DO. - Half d.. u
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HYDRoPATHY: or, the Water Cure: IL principles 1 .-
treatment, &c illustrated wih many case, eoh'e" H.
from the eminent English authors on the subject
'''1"' :" = '''''''' ''"' '' >''@ pRrNKER MoRRr
March y ~
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Accomac, Va, March Is, 1914
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10000 Dollars.
G Capitals Of SO 600. amounting 10 sG0.O0C


ar Certificate of Package Of e Tickets will be-
SIGg--sllreS in proportion.