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dc dedly superior to any other known combination Of
medicine for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Spit,
ting Of blood Angina PectorisPapitaon Of the Heart,
Chrunic Pleurisy, Iioarseness Difficulty Of
Breathing, Whoopng Cough, Pains and Weakness Of tho
Breast, and all diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs.
This medicine is highly and Justly by
and respectable individuals who have found relief
IRON its Many who have been labourng uuer pro-
traced Coughs and Pains ia the Breast, and have been sup
posed by theueyes and their friends far advanced
sam have been happily restored to perfect health by the
OF tins valuable Expeutorant.
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yTlRGINlA-N rules held in tue clerks olcie the
cui; spperior court OF and chancery io Frank lin
roaniy the sth day of June, lsii
Nathanici Webster, committee Of poshia Webster,
Plaintiff.
against
james ,kers ia right of his wife Lucy Akers, decd, and
executor Luke Webster, decd George W. Kelly aud
James Webster executors Of John \. eber, decd who
Que OF the executors OF Luke Webster, decd Samuel
Helm late sheriff OF Frank county, and such admins
traitor with the will annexed OF John Hill decd ryee d.
Thompson OF Thomas h)mpson, dcc'd Jose l
Hickman administrator Of Joseph Hickman. decd, Jesse
Webster, James cbster David s. Webstcr, ison Web.
ster, George w Kelly and Sarah his wife, deyees and
heirs at law of John Webster decd lillian Akers, Luke
Ake1s, John WINNER and Polly his wife, Joseph Hickman
and Jenny his wife, John Aldrligc and Lucy his wife, la.
,d W bser and Phebe his vile, Jol Webster and Betsy
his "e aud George kinsey and Fanny his wife, children
aud heirs o Lucy Akers. decd, Henry ebscr Richard
Bips aud sarah his Vile, David Webster and Edward
Lambert and Sarah his wc, Richard Darnai and Susan
ms wife " lIam Webster aud tebecca his wife, John
ale and fhebe his we, John lessee and Lucy his wife,
Edley Gray and Polly his wife, AdaIine Akefs amanda
Aiers aud Betsy es, children heirs Rebecca A.
her dee'1' Phebe Webster Bctscy Webster Samuel jam
esoa aud sally his wife. Polly Webster Charlotte Pc ers
Jacob Ferguson and Jane his wife lbby Webster lam
Webster, ohm W ebser ieury ebscr, Samuel Webster
Luke Webster. AMI sse We5ee, eh and heirs of
sc y cbster decd, and Walter c. Webster and Strody NJ
Webster children aad heirs of Luke Webster the younger
decd and "am biiiias. Peter Billips aud
children and heirs of Mar
Eaie' bliliPs, decd, Defendants
IL CHANcrRY.
The Defendants Luke Nkcr~, David Webster, Richard
Bps and Sarah his WIFE, John Adrdge and sarah hi,
VIE, Waiter {. Webster stroidy NJ. Webster, and William
billps,feter bihps and chiidrea and
hers of Margaret Ips, decd, having entered theil
appearance and given security according the act OF As
senby and the rules of this court and appearing by
factory evidence that they not Inhabitants of this
ty: On the mon OF the Plaintiff by counsel it is ordered
that they appear at Rules be holden in the snd clerks
dce on the first Monday September next, and the
Plaintiff bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
pnbshed III some newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door OF the courthouse of tins county.
Copy-feste
NJ. G. CARPER, ID. c.
July WIN
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lamdy medicine it is unqualified and Is all powerful
- in removing bilious and othef complain aiiss ION
the deran ent Of the aliaentary ducts, and in purifying
Inc blood. is certain the oil the more decae COM
nt4 Incident females grateful 70 te taste, aromatic 10
the SMELL aud and at The same Time gentle in MS opera
lien, yet eear0s that enale ought to be without SO
great boon ia venerable d coyerei ana where
they lave been niroiacel, roughdut tue lcnSh anu
breadth this wid IL extended country have uniformly and
Invariably received he approx al 81 the public voice.
A many OF the above enumerated diseases come on I'M
pereepbir, aud become advanced in their progress ne
i5Te is sspe .ted that they eN IN the syscn no one should
expect in such 10 hs at relieved entirely, bat
s5ald continue the Of the pills for considerable enS'h
Of time Full directions accompany each boA Tor the use
Of the pills in all those plants Tor which they recon-
n-andtd.
g. Peters, Pills for sale, wholesale and retail at n
York prizes, BY all the Druggists in Rchmond Pctcsbulg
aud Norfolk.
For sale by DAVID II. LYMAN,
JOHN II SEAY,
Lynchburg, Va.
And on enquiry, will be found in every town and village
in the State.
Dec 20 w12m
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ANElgAG. astN9alN,s,EsY.

81 AMhM CHEMISTRY has nrp.r,l De vou all que .ifaa
That means tan b. saHlsairuY combined fa u, HI
e.. ts a4slfiA.l ~ tlcee t4rs #ee1Husir4
Mttra, If aioAel 49, 10 ts3 t.,azs, al tfa
ilesaAe bi9ufs A9f1a eiis.s, Hd tltaas u.. uaeH
Ne.tHs
Aeeenllse GAep'i ae She l,sislar, If thr human
~ se4}s isnifds liH tat ssa, HI.5#H
had nn'fe snreess'1l remaining Isl4tU ssaIHs. iaI
fipie sfits haes tn'ioi tspins ~ .t aa tsHt
af9tl 4hf nrtk ha4 Nu +i ta4 4ti4tuHufs ui4t
j., fiaeeh - dc. oar aas siafd i halu ui rs y.
tt iifrei hlhn tt ilta lrf, aaen uiaIaIt3 u=rH
Y ~ pfesfeuf "a every thing e.t, uH4l
s9 fa ~ silintaa tie lrat oftr, fau.r Ia
art - iie habit al beng nsiod ia las sV, saud u,e
elNlqre any sAetan,s oi hardness inan-. Aoexio
Aa.e euld vii h,ttanY tai,t Tie ats via te t- a-
taati"n Is waraN hfH The bt,e4fs piUl lett aie
40 nnags y sl eanhc hse ui viii give qHe and ,ef-
IAN felifias Ills iho-e pho 40 Wi-} sUarr uI-t
cai the q otc II mind un use tie eus irra spr, m d. tof
49, really see iii soften aud suh.ua sgr sflnnn
iiens. o. ma ma importance i WOULD he cas- s of
MeAh ba II, 4glasl fTitJa, M Ia fiat all ka1 Age+
~ #aaahlad n, As txerBui application in i,,r Com,
plants. pam mts ii r,end - n u, "a eead n h.
ain extractor, tcg2 IS Houagica ras namcnts thai
wlepnaie "A li tA' lfst pANtp's llrBNLN PtAs4EH-
insis i'e t7Edtnnd a. tHn Wei s1Wu las hs r.ias
IN gchetal - aaet Hnt iief ol, iles1t1s ll,,
been eiiercdht Ills Plaster U fetefY Other apptea ms
tat i pa fie' eataE oYpfv. IT II
reriiheais s,irreioi a ,sreohauY cheh EaN, which i.
saihei'ato sire Tor fl,sits; T.te, 90 esni Il ia
% rirHsisi y, year sud ct si Of tSial cod Is
e. 'lni Ihrt os = which tbs piass,r.sppplied.
81 iof sa!s BY y. z, LYMAN.
-, =, L1heHtatE. Va.
Ecu. -
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Lecefy spring sgc9c't ny.

LeCefsJ spring sae.f(ss .uJ.
3 Z A1lNG procured the services u NJ YIN. 4
Il Atmssaa II Aiaemarla eauaiY. l. ehef. lliia
restitution vii again 20 into operation Monday the
5iadaf II August hir. ANaaaz1n has safislsein
~ testimonials II mural character and scholarship.
'tho res Il ai.oa viii b. { 8. fafa srssian &C 6fe
uuHhs. ca l4an, eFtek higher bfanenes ri Maihemat
~ and the higher branches ii fnalis; SO for English
Gammar AMI Geography q 30 Tor spelling. READING.
Wmtg, G. pherisg. &c.
u ani rau a had "a The neghbafloal 10 the most
pr able families. including diet belne washing. &t.
az = per ,noaih. =. L. cIiEA THAN. Pest.
~ hs Board y Trustees.
Jals p n3w
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gore .s,.sEE.
YELLOW BgAggCEg rr0TEr,.

4 7~A4'1 ~ ..fAAAA-s Ny1-- kAy : AIEs.
fHNll, SUBSCRIBER heng DESTROYS oi moving Il,
d the West. oilers ths valuable property ior sale in
the county OF Campde. II miles south Of Lynchburq
al HE Pnlsyvana and lynchburg Turnpike, and
MILES Southwest OF the Coun House, with 700 acres of
i1nd attached, about onc.ihrd open, In fine STATE of
improvement, the balance we'll umhere1 and lies wei.
with y splendid TAVERN HOUSE, large and rnpny.
well arranged bnlt expressly Tor Tavern keeping There
IA aso good Store House, tobacco Factory screws
and all necessary fixtures for manufacturing tobacco;
with Blacksmith shop, lee !lJuse, aud all neccs.
safy out buildings. There is also a young Or.
chad Of the best selection of fruit have, also LARGE
hel ard o the rugn wine grape just coming 10 per
itcou. This IS one al The mosl handsome and esira
Ill situations III tbs eonntry In point o health and good
water, none Ia snrpass it. viii take pleasure in sDw
M The premises at any time dc srnn4 OF pur,
chasing. as deem further description unnecessary.
FRANCIS NJ. ADAMS
July 20 WIS
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III 40. e.. Esa,Gae'.f1As,
CT RyJfyrToNp,

VNllL"pc Boarjnt aud Day School flr,hc I'd
uratun OF buung Ladies, III l.yschhufy On the
htd d3y a Oct0atr next.
AS many 0l the inhabitants Of Lynchhur, have soil
eood, AMI ale auS1ns to have Female Seminary which
VIII Fferoul The necessity ot sending their naugh-
hrs tthnG States 10 flush ther Education it il to be
huped ihatHut only the Iowa. but the Fauilies in the
autfu0AeHg country viii literally palroni,e the school
Livery atcnti4n Will be paid, moi only to their rh
a'oNa. uafh conduct, aud Improvement OF mind but a
So 10 The hanuots. grocc all personal npanoss which,
81 lw a1 great anxiety Il cultivate the understandings Is
aoi aHHe4aruuy list sghl Of Care viii be taken thai
young Lads Vbasn parents guardians desire it, can
ai''ud TIE Church Of any denomination they may VISA
ftoraers ate engaged VIA bear the highest n,liuoni-
ais u the'r being iul|y competent and oxperenced to
d's.t@2e lhe several duties required nl them.
iefns per session CT five nDhlhs always payable in
VdYanre:
BiarJ llclHilng washing, bed bodlins. Sc. $50 90
Iuiisoh IN ali branches Necessary ~ complete
thorough Eeslish education 20 0O
iuWls Al twelve years OF age, and under, Is OF
Pupils al eight years of aye. and under, II Sc
fwnrh and Latin each 10 o(
Du~ius and Painting. 10 ut
Fusie On the PAM Forte, 80 OF
Use nj the Piano, > 5,
ga 'he Guitar, 80 0(
Ornamental Neellework. 5 OF
REFERENCES.
Bisapp Johns, Rev. DIR. Empie. Rev George Wood
hudg" Judte Iabell, Judge Robertson MI Saml Iay
lor Nif. james Lyons, Richmond; Row w H. Kinck
f lc iif. T. Crmrslou, Rev A. Dhfell, Col Left
Wien, Nj j. q Meen, M. WIN. Radlord, Lync!bur.
is'y. lB5aa5 A,klosou, Baltimore.
Aug Won
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7oTFgr.


To .Atsss Hiram g'ss Gs4 fiss-s .4s.i.ls. rs ffer
niors g.i9sss .sstas. AID ia fasr rigi8, III
Haa .s.kias, l-rsrs d .9isias. f1ig is{as ! spa
:. .Tkiss, Esora .9tssls. h.s4bs4a .ltfas .1iis 4
= fsscus eta hatsfi rs ere ois tsasd .lklas. -
.he Camas a.d Sss.4 lis ce. lie stsfa .i.ss. IL
tst Dsri3ssa ant .Aassy KS 4 s. tsfs .Assg .i.ts
tai .Mary .3klas. tai8a,r = .isoss .2siis, cstees,
ri --~
EeLEAsf ~ inSc notice, ihs shall TreslaY.
The @7ai, lay III tae3st, Isl. 3, ,ite 4W 9TH II
Messss. Pack x hti. the e.sh Fl eafaafa IL. fa
r,AlHiy Ut ules. pnssl IA iake laeu lii o iflsl
Fiser. iisaTy Daa'und AID ulliefs, 70 l. -
ssce IN a trriaia su'i na~ leHdag ARD ~ ssfmiaf
Ia The circuit superior our of las and esaaesfy -
fte cnnnty Of t.its, ia ast al fsinHa I'D "a arr
defendants. Aud On "Wednesday. lie ~5a day o.. ~
gust sSf4, the hafse u laaifs Daw3s. IL f 9aaH
oi Newport, Gilss county. saa taae te dep s.i#,fs
of JAaars Dssdy aud u,lets b. fli etidruse =
The sail. Sl,ald stalking al llit dalsiu1as
either or both flece-, ba etasladcl ia tlv.
viii be continued ilaa dsY lst aail lle Is
pleaei; al wtlch tIu.es aud iaes sa alIesi -
iiIiak nraPeE EDWIN J. ANiSs.
JAY 10 Win
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we call nitra.sa 10 tar piHi simple aud
nishei fsse's ia abs following siatcniena cenxg.u
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A Copy-Teste.
ROW. II RlfE0pn II T.

KON LAND .. BUFORD. D. C.
CommissioNEa's OFFICE, Liberty june 20, 1874
The parties IN the above cause will take notice that
shall, at IN, Office in this town. the hour Of O'Clock
IN The morning Of Thursday, the 9Th day of August,
loli, commence the directed by The FOREGOING
decree at which time and place they will attend with
their accounts, Vouchers witnesses and copies of court
papers for examination and settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON c.
July 10 win
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LENNON e.
II. ROBES, elk.
" Pm

ally EXPECTED A FRESH SUPPLY or
h-H Lemons. CIIlEIrS p,iFi ps of
July % :
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BILLS OF U.ADl\G
For the Jnmcs River & Kasawsa Gsses
FOR SHE IT THIS OFFICE
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Gotsaateels's yersssafssgr.
h ~ Bedlord coBitij coi,,t. March %. ls33-

M Beaord comfy cotot. March %, ls33-
. Susan 1. Whiely and Thomas j Whitley. In
anls under the age of tweniyzene year, who sue by.
jack Stratum, illelr guardian and neat friend
Plaintiffs,
dgaiast
Charles Whitley and Nelson A. Thomson. executor Of
Anderson Thomson Decd. Defendants,
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June "a

STiKGINlA:-N rules held in tue clerks oicc the
cui; spperior court OF law ana chancery io Frank lin
county the Sih day Of June, is1i
Nathanie. Webster, committee of Doshia " ebsier
Plaintiff.
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J,YNEs HAIR roNIc.-We are conyinc that there il
nothing III this world like Jaynes lair onc for prour.
ton OF Hair We have known FIJI the bald head of
several of acquantances with beautiful CROP md
Of others, who sport exuberant head Of hair hs
but short time concealed their kencss ath tho
artificial assistance CT wig No wonder the wig nakeys
have declared against DIR. Jayne, and Disposed
drive him out Of the presence ofcllized society," of
the Tunes, February 1ith, 1910.
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A Ia circuit 81, crior cont # lazy and chancery
! "A. led Ior tie county Of Bedford, the 5la day ot
Oelubrr. 1873
dec. plaibtlH.
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FROM MEXICO,

By the schooner Rosetta, from Vera Cruz, we
have received file of papers from the city OF
Mexico, to the Sd August We find little in
them of Importance. FL Siglo Diez Nueve, Of
the lst says that letters from Acapulco, received
by the last mail, announce the settlement of CO.
ony of Americans, consisting of six hundred per-
sons, who have fixed their residence on the banks
of the river Sacramento, with intent to usurp the
lands of the Republic. The Commander in Gen
eral has given notice of the facts to the Govern
ment and asks for relnforcements to keep the
colonists in check. These, adds the Journal, are
perhaps the Americans of whom it was said, some
time since, that they had presented themselves
in hostile manner on the frontiers of Upper
California
The same paper, of the 30th ult., gives a list
of the various taxes imposed by the new law for
the purpose of raising subsidies for the Texas
campaign.-N o. Bee.
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LOCAL N E w s..

DRowNED-The body of young female was
found in the canal near the foot of 10th street on
yesterday afternoon, and it was recognised as
that of young girl (named Margaret -, about
Is years of age,) raised in the family of Mr.. James
X. Plant, cabinet maker, of this city, She had
left her house on the evening previous without
the knowledge of the family, and no knowledge
of her further proceedings could be obtained. A
coroner's inquest was held in view of the body,
and an examination made by DR.. Joseph Burrows,
but no marks of violence discovered. A verdict
was rendered in accordance with the facts. No
cause can be assigned for the rashness of the
unfortunate girl-whose character was testified
to by Mr.. Plant as having been generally correct
though somewhat obstinate at times. Cerpo-
real punishment had been inflicted upon her some
days previous, and it is supposed that this and a
dissatisfaction at her situation, caused her to hur
ry herself into the presence of an allseeing Pro-
violence.
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W HI G M E EFT In G. s.
WINGS! LOCOS TYLERITES /!
ATTENTION THE WHOLE!
GRAND WING MASS MEETINGS IN
MARYLAND

MARYLAND.
The Wing State Central Committee, having
asceraned the most eligible localities for holding
the Congressional District Mass Meetings, an
nounce the following, viz:
The third Mass Meeting to be held in the Sd
Congressional District, on THURSDAY, THE 9Th
OF SEPTEMBER, at COCKEYSVILLE, in Balti-
more county.
The fourth Mass Meeting to be held in the 18th
Congressional District on THURSDAY, THE 18TH
OF SEPTEMBER, in BALTIMORE CITY.
The fifth Mass Meeting to be held in the LIST
Congressional Dirtrict, on THURSDAY, THE 18th
OF SEPTEMBER, at BENEDICT, in Charles CO.
The sixth Mass Meeting to be held in the I'd
Congressional District, on THURSDAY, THE 26rH
SEPTEMBER, at HAGERSTOWN, in Washing
ton county.
The Committee confidently expect that the
GREAT CAUSE will prompt the Wings in the
nelghborhood where these meetings are called, to
make all necessary arrangements for the recep-
ton of their Wing friends in the district They
will, therefore, call meetings and appoint all COM
mittees necessary to the accomplishment of the
object of this call.
JAMES HARDWOOD, Chairman of
the Wing State Central Committee.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION
TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK AND SAND sHOAL


The steamer OSCEOLA
1Ess==-ls@AGA-Js~ will leave Washington on
la.ssZ5sxr TUESDAY next, the Sd of
September at O'Clock in the morning, and Alexan-
dra at half past 9, on pleasure trip to the above
named places She will arrive at Norfolk early
next morning, giving passengers time to visit the
Navy Yard and the big ship Pennsylvania, and leave
Norfolk at o'clock the same morning for Sand
Shoal Inlet, and remain until next morning. giving
passengers fine opportunity for bathing, fishing and
shooting, as the Inlet abounds with clans, oysters,
hogfsh sheephead &c., with great variety of ployer
and snipe.
There is also fine house of entertainment. This
will be the most pleasant and interesting trip that
be taken from this section of the country.
Returning, the Osceola will leave Norfolk on
Thursday evening, and arrive in Washington at 10
O'Clock next morning, and leave Saturday morning
as usual for Norfolk.
Passage and fare ~; lady and gentleman So
IF The marine band will accompany the party
JAMES MITCHELL, Master.
N. B. The Osceola is fitted with " Raubs double
self acting safety valves" which renders the catas-
trophe of an explosion impossible. aug31
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u At a meeting of the Young Mems Island
Clay Club held in the Island Engine House on
Thursday evening, Goth inst, the following gen
tlemen were elected officers of the Club
Mr. John w. Martin, President, Capt. Peter
Jones, Vice President, Mr.. David Westerfeld,
Secretary, and Mr.. E. Bird, Treasurer.
The Club have determined to raise pole 1875
feet high, and the flag is now in preparation. AS
soon as it is ready to raise, we intend to have a
mass meeting, SO look out for the Wings of the
Island An Island Wing.
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MANS chief and absorbing interest in life should be the
health of his body. This every man of experience is
compelled to acknowledge, however DESTROYS he may be
to lend his testimony the fact of higher and holler OBJ
jects, engrossing the attention of the mass
The epiaphs of most men might read" lie was born
he toed and worried for food clothing and equPage he
sought the phantom happiness: he died. H. them man
kind will still persist in attending chiefly to his bodily
wants. all admit that health should claim their first
attention. To all true enqurers therefore OF the way TO
at McGraws, get of the genuine Sandss Sarsapa-
ria, for sale by him. truly celebrated and valuable
medicine. -Mississippi Free Trader Aug Ia, 1874.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. b.
s. d. SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton ST.,
New York. Price III per bottle; bottles for rs.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street. and R. s. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MIR. HEWITT respectfully informs his friends and
ll the public generally that the regular exercises
of his Academy will commence on the first Monday
in September, when he hopes by an unremitting at
tention to the duties of his profession to merit
tinuance of the favor heretofore extended to HIM.
The members of the Junior Glass are requested to
be punctual in their attendance every Monday and
Thursday afternoon, at half past o'clock, at Con
cert Hall, as preparations are making for the produc-
ton of an entire new Oratoro requiring the full
strength and power of the combined classes
Terms for instruction on the Piano Forte, Guitar,
and Flute may be known on application at the resi-
dence of Mr. Hewitt 10Th street, three doors north
of Pennsylvania avenue.
rs Concert Hall will be rented at all times for
public lectures exhibitions, sc. reasonable terms
Apply as above. aug27-eolw
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ANOTHER.

"A GENTLEMAN of this city has fine part
blooded riding horse, dark sorrel, which he will
dispose of these terms 5000 "a fair price) to be
deposited with proper person, and if Henry Clay
is elected President to be paid to the seller,
thing should James X. Polk be elected. Enquire at
the Standard office. aug29-tf
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as A CARD-The Church Council of ST Paul's
Lutheran Church beg leave to to their fell
low citizens of Washington, Georgetown, and Alex
andra, that they have procured the services of Mr.
Henry B. Robertson, worthy and respectable citi-
zen Of Washington, and favorably known throughout
the community, to aid In obtaining friendly donations
for the erection of their Church. Mr.. Robertson will
wait upon the citizens for their liberal and generous
subscriptions. The Church Council cherish the hope
that the public spirit, intelligence, and Christian piety
of their friends and fellow citizens of Washington,
Georgetown, and Alexandria, will enable them to
complete this their design to the glory of God and the
deyout reverence of his holy name. By order of
the Church Council. A. NOERR, President
aug27-co3t JNO. SESSFORD, Jr. Sec.
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Captain Babbdge, of the barque Hecla, arrived
at New York on Friday morning from st. Kits,
reports that there was very heavy hurricane
there were two British briggs in the port at the
time, one of them parted both chains and put to
sea, and arrived at ST. Thomas leaving her cap
tain on shore the other parted one chain cable,
but brought up by the other anchor within cable
length of the shore.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-31
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TT GROCERIES.
HAVING purchased all the interest of WILLIAM H.
FALEs in the late firm of FALEs & GLOVER, the SUBJ
scriber will keep constantly hand fine and fresh
assortment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, among which
are the following
S,,gars.-Loaf, Pulverized, Crushed, Lump, New
Orleans, Porto Rico, Muscovado, Havana, Brown, Sc
.Molasses -Porto Rico, New Orleans, Sugar-house
Syrup.
Hyson, Hyson, Hyson Skin, Pouchong &c.-all well
selected p
CoGee.-Java, Angoitura, Rio, Cuba, Laguyra, ST.
Domingo, and Burnt
Spices-Alspice, Mace, Cloves, Pepper, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, sc.
Flut-Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Ctron, Tamarnds
Oil-Lamp, Sweet, and Florence.
Candles.-Wax (colored), Mould, Sperm, Patent
Sperm and Adamantne.
Soap.-Windsor, CASTLE, Palm, Almond, Brown.
Fish -Mackerel, Cod, Shad, Scotch and other
Herring, SIC.
Cigass-l5,OOO best Puerto Principe, and other
brands.
Miscellaneous. Lard Hams, Salt, Maca-
ron, vermlcelli Pickles, Catsups, &c.
.Mats.-A great variety, made of grass, hemp, &c.
Wood,ome Of all kinds.
Citizens, generally, respectfully invited to give
me call at the corner of Tth and sire ets opposite
the General Post Office.
July To- r. l.. GLOVER.