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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26
CURE YOURSELF-PRIVATE DISEASE.

q s Mea Society Of New York Observe No 20 Duane
CURE OURSELF-PRIVATE DISEASE.
Yourself and the modification and shame
OF Applying to The infestng this and every
health and your peace Of mindwhose treatment future
on children is than the disease itself
PROSTATE and ennyess forever ruined IN body and mind Buy
eny entrap YOU and make patient So aso With
the trashy books which FAR from giving least nformaton
g,sh a' or BsS Or ssee The
Of his r9ce BY advertiser from neglected or maItreat
men OF the most and poisonous disease induced
g thorough which every who has uSorinnstsy
~ e sd, e The %naon around him nfa
ID ' to " o. @ BY Letter
ecspe' will be by naPriee S. Particular directions
70 ae mode Of preparation SYMPTOMS ofdiseass its differ
rection accompm,yngihe recipe. ~ =
Connected with this subject suggestion possible ofst
made impossible aud thus the progress Of this oathe.
~ which this drsrabe end can be Obtained cam b. OBJ
AIMED by addressing as above. Price S. m2 lmD&W+rc
D0cToR CoREIT1, Member Of the University OF New
sice from l6 Duane Oliver street near Chatham
H eas @ny be eonenay all diseases o
savey confined his practice from being general to the treat
S SSs' s ass" ysaIs
- ana ssas 40 po record than
Of % Us
Those sye Sse sy and
e ree y an Less will BE- lind
and @lss ysf.
structures engage the Doctors profound attention. me-
s S sssns sf'" d'sais % any q its
pACKET ,sfIIP .SIDDONS, from Liver ,ooI-Consienees
leans wharf street. Immediately All IY goods NOT NOT
pem.lted ~ i've DAYS must be sent to public v22
casks, g. a"a h. s.y %"
iuI3ee IS s"u,b .;,ss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26

TO CITY AND
-, COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AN4 n slTlE,AANMi.BoAT fRoPRiEToRs, CITY
EXTRA FIVE TEIS,
i63 Greenwich street.
YEA" DouhrLASpr ST ANo opposite THE rAcivIc HorsL,
WE BEG LEAVE to INFORM Won that W. r,t,,,.,.,
selves al the above place. principally for rhe M ,.e ~
nrgns our views oioqr wholesale aud large taly customers
vn te worth RIVER side The upright manner ia which W.
have carried business severed years pas, in ms CIV
win the very high quality aud moderate Price OF our
beyond that OF any similar house Ia TIE Tinted at ad
uonage. - y i ~" *
we have however, pleasure in statag at we have
made with great aud Judgment, SELECTIONS from Al,
we spring carg0es and which Comprise the fDes IA
ouns nyson Tyson Gunpowder, Imperial Ooloug Pekoe
~; 1ongou Souchong, &c. which have arrived here
ls season WHICH, with immense variety OF Fine and Cool
lites We offer wholesale and retail We have aso tgn.
sIonnd d Java and other Cofees, usual roasted IA
continue operations al our o,he, uI,ee. a.
p'eoa'y AZ III ch-thaT & Ws servants
New York2l Chaham a.; sS o. "a co mi ~,
nss Jpn pssnsa Chestnut street, FINN street
s3txAp}BkooKs GOLDEN FISH 297 BROAOWav-
~ iohgeI the Golden Fish shines IN the sun
has dared up stream 10 x seventyone
And is now seen TO glitter two nne,v.ssye,
There Br1dbrooks establishment, known as Of wore.
rora weisocked aud excellent Quitting s,o,a ,o'e'
IN the instant still furnishes on Tits camn1e,.'e,
From hne shirts and silk drawers down /" Tow ., and 49,,
Inc yoyager bound on some long ocean rim w '''e''
Should call IN at Bridbrook's, ere joininr III. shin
a Ar there officers, civil or naval, may find
All they need' when TO lar distant stations assigned.
The stranger resident there may inspect
The most elegant goods he could wish 10 select
~ the very best fabrics and tasauy made,
~ prices az fair are known IN the trade,
susPenders gloves, collars, STRAPS, purses and hose
Stocks iandkercheis, bosoms add fine under clothes
WWth dressing gowns night caps, aud fifty things more
-lel9 lm.rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
BY SCHENCK'S

PULMO4NIC NlRUP.
DAY to lay the Ge ses Success Go @s
syrup My wife and self saSe up Al hopes hat Ss eSad
pc cured The neghbo IN general pronounced her cosup
i months, told US so and they could not give her any relief
ap being cure for eons"mpeo ea r. a S
my daughters cheertuly il TO the
Il my For months conaa, cement
day and night and night burning the palms Of the
head continual PAIN IL her LEFT side aud length was making
swelling o. her sncle This can be relied an honest
may see her at my house.
.sN,,.., PETER PETER p2ELANY, :
city and County of Nr,, York $.
Peter Desny duly sworn depose that the foregoing
statement signed By hn Just aud the best Of his
knowledge and belief
PETER DELANY.
Please notice that the genuine schencks pumonic svrup
few doors below Broadway ieao iinsrc
GS0n REWARD-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DcOO Por the of Gonorsea, elects Structures and
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
II makes speedy permanent cure without the least re-
sctlon to diet drink exposure, or change application
Wegye long quackish recommendation to deceive the
public 1.-THE medicine does speak itself one shall
the proprietor eges single Of recent onorhs TO
be brought IN which the MIXTURE will effect rapid cure UNI
This unfortunately pervades all ranks Of So
here presented with remedy by which they can cure them
selves without the least exposure in the shortest possible
tuTe taken At nigh, on going e bed when exposed.
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
For sale ony at VIM H. Minors 1872 Broadway, corner Of
edsr Of ,s5 ~ and Seventh streets Phadephs and
Orleans; aud % Vain street. Cincinnati. ju3 lm+ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26
GERMAN PHYSICIAN

DR JOSEPH HklNE, No. 20 Duane street. continues to
be consulted on the various branches Of his Professions
Decae diseases he few days. Old affections where
ne throat NOSE any body has become the
Of the disease, he cures without mercury.
Dr. j. H. is the only regular physician advertising in Duane
street lie is the only who has diploma and Member
Of the Medical Society Of New York Observe No 20 Duane
street near chatham street iel mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26
M ARITz ME EERAEu
Packets to Sail.

LIVERPOOL.
hoscius, tldrldse, Jaly &c
Europe, Furber, Any. /
PORTSMOUTH.
Prince Albert, Sebor, Aug. /
westminster, Hovey, Aug. 10
HArRE.
nhfre, Ainsworth, July 81
Baltimore, Funck, Aag. /
Arg0, Anthony. Aug. 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26

THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which Or. FotgeT's Oiosdon,an, or al Heal
ing Bdisam has nret Nth, not only in its
sale, but also IN the cures which Il has
Effected, in persons who icere ina
hopeless condition, has convinced
the most scepticai Of its er-
trdordina,y cmafise pro-
perties, and establish
ed lis claims TO
The neme Of
the
CElstT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26

CONGRATULATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTIHN AND SASSAFRAS
pMErAhED By he NV York College Of Medicine aud
refined aud highly extract saes,g II, x %
irg Qualities aud curative powers Of The above 6cha c"G
IDENTIFY reeem4e by the College az ininite ~
s, o. present before the public and may he
pure state ofthe blood sch scrofa sail rhems m M
botches or pnpes, ulcers, pain the bones or Joints mo.
rutaneous erupons uccrac sore throat or an
from the secondary effects ofsyph or IN njudcous use ~
Sold in single bottles, at n..n,.....
:, IN cases OF half dozen betlos AZ oaS"
-" one dozen r. M
Eases for wardedto all parts OF the Union.
Tn-h very liberal Discount 10 Wholesale purchasers
ic~Ws w. y. RlCHAKD8ON, al. D. Arr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26

toh the permanent of primary or secondary ayphs
,ecal ulcers nodes any complaint produced by an
use Q, mercury, usfu medical treatment
AL persons susectiDg remanng their svs
TEN should this powerful purifier without DELAY as no 80
so can consider himself having the yenen s,xe
braled alternative. ''''' oo'o
Sold ia single bottles 81 each cases of half Jove n,
H5 carefully packed aud all parts Of the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26
X T. A ID L Fl L FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE,
Medicine and Pharlnacy
% NASSAU STREET.
III d. Q A l. VICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
i1E niEMbkRS Of the New York College OF Medicine
sna a,inacy established for the oguackerv
continue 10 direct their particular attention to all disease
ato,s and can confidently promise persons requiring
mea'cs treatment asaie and without injury
ne constitution o. conementrom business inyads Are sr
lcofy requested 60 make application to the College ON hs
o. ,iiosc Diseases of suffering
,n tlne may De thus avoided One Of the members Of The
orse o nany years connected the pripcipa
IN Europe for the of complaints attends Gor
tation daily from a. M. to T. f. Nj ~ " so'4'e4'
Tcms-Adyice and Medicine ca curs ,,.r,,,.od
.LiPOhTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS@Persous
ns ~ ,ht country and finding make par
,bst eqs,slie TO perform radical cure bysatng
acon and treatment received elsewhere, il any and en-.
closing IS, post nad. .' " 80 - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

Prosecution OF PARLisMEST.-The Imperial
Parliament was prorosned en- Saturday, The 9th
ut with the usual ceremonies, BY her Majesty
in person. Her Majesty, in clear and distinct
tone, read the following speech:
any Lords and Gentlemen
81 rejoice that the state Of public business ena-
hles me TO release you from further attendance in
Parliament.
an closing this lahorious session, mus, ex-
press 10 you my warm Acknowledgements for The
zeal and assiduity with which you have applied
yourselves 10 The consideration of many subjects
deeply affecting the public welfare.
Il have given my cordial assent 10 tie bills
which you presented 10 me for renting The du-
ties on many articles of import, and Tor removing
restrictions on The free application Of capital and
skill 10 certain branches Of manufactures.
"The reduction OF taxation will necessarily
cause an immediate loss OF revenue, but ! trust
that its effect in stimulating commercial enter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
Education.

ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL.
TIME subscriber will resume the exercises OF
i his School, for BOYS, on Monday the 18th OF
September. His School Room, on Isl between
Main and Franklin streets, will undergo import
ant repairs and alterations, adding much 10 It's
comfort and convenience.
With l6years' experience as 1eacie, and 4
in the duties Of The parental relation, he feels in
creased confidence in his ability 10 satisfy all rea-
sonabe expectations.
TERMs-Tuilion varies from $50 10 $40 per
scholastic year Of 10 months, payable quarterly,
or when bills are rendered. All pupils are con-
sidercd as entered for the session, unless there is
an express understanding 10 the contrary.
WIN. G. WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
Mrs. s. A. WILLIAMS will also reopen her
SCHOOL for MISSES on The same day. Terms
as heretofore. Sept. 2-c4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
THE OHIO KIDNAPPERS.

From the Parkersburs Gazette of Thursday
last, we gather the following particulars Of this
interesting case. Il will be seen that The trial is
deferred ill November
"The Circui, Superior Court Of Wood county
commenced lis session in this place on Monday
last. The Grand Jury indicted Messrs. Garner,
Lorraine and Thomas, for aiding The escape of
slaves from this Commonwealth, and they were
arraiened on Tuesday, bnt on accoun, O.: the i'll
ness of The Prosecuting Attorney General J. J.
jackson, and other meinters OF The Bar not be.
ing prepared 10 carry on The prosecution, the trial
was postponed until an extra term Of The Court
in November next MeSsrs Vinlon Charles
Brough, ana Whiulescy Of Ohio, and Harrison,
Suinger, and Spencer Of Virginia, appeared as
counsel Tor the prisoners"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
RSrIseorooyD ase1qte6ref~

prize, and charging The means OF consumption
will ultimately provide an ample compensation
for any temporary sacrifice.
81 have Witnessed with peculiar sa1isiac''on saS
nnremiiilnS attention which you nave oes'o ''',.
on lie measures recommended uy ile - oa'
consideration al the commencement OF me session,
Tor improving and extending lie means oil acaue-
mical education in Ireland.
y on may rely upon iny determination W
~ tluse measures into execution III l"e mann
hes, calculate! 10 inspire confidence in me ns!ltu-
lions which have received your sanction, and 10
give effect u your earnest desire 10 promote 'ie
welfare Of that parl OF my dorlinons.
| 'From all foreign powers, continue 10 receive
assurances Of their friendly disposition towards
/ this country
Gentlemen of the House Of Commons:
"'rhe convention which have recently con-
cluded with tie King Of the French Tor the more ~,
efieciual suppression OF The slave lradei VIII,
trust by establishing cordial and active co OPP
ration between The Two powers, ail"iu o.t..
! prospect than has hitherto existed, OF coh'Iie'e
success IN the attainment OF an oeJect lot Which
4 this country has made mary sacfiices.
Il thank you fer The literally with which you
have Voted HE supplies Tor The service 0. me CUT
! Ient year.
"My Lords ana Gentlemen:
"On vonr return 10 your several couniles, uu-
/ lies VIII cevo.ve, scarcely less lnpof.aht '""n
those rom The performance o, which | row re-
/ lieve you.
II feel assured tina, you vii promote and CON
/ firm, by Your influence and example, that spun,
! oi.loyaLy and conlcnmen' which you VIII hhu
generally prevalent throughout HE country
''ln The discharge OF all The functions Entrusted
10 YOU for The pub!ic welfare, you may conl"eh'-
! IL rely ON my cordial support; and imPlofe 'ne
blessing oil Divine Providence IN our united ell
forts 10 encourage The industry and increase me
comforts Of my people, and 70 inculcae those re
!isious and moral principles which are IN. >ureSl
foundation OF our security and happiness
The Lord CuAycGLLoG.-I, is her Alajesiy's
royal will and pleasure tha; he present Parlla-
mert be r'orogued 10 ThuT>tay. the II OF Ocio-
Der next; an,! this Pailamen, is accordingly pro-
rogued 10 Thursday, the 81 OF October next
Her Majesty l!ien rose from The throne, and
the royal procession left The House in me same
manner in which it entered.
Her Majesty lei, The House Of Lords at hall
past two O'clock. The procession returned in
The same orier in which il quilted Buckingham
Palace.
Her Majesty looked in excellent health, as also
did Prince Albert. Her Majesty wore spen-
did tiara OF diamonds on her head, brilliant
necklace AMI Schumacher, and dress OF white sa-
lin. Altogether, The scene within the House was
OF most imposing description.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
THE PATENT GALVANIc RINGS
And GriStie's Magnetic Find

't'his remarkable discovery has received he un,,
sal appreciation Of the Medical Profession ~ O.,
ia'h, and has now been Sufficiently long bef5r- ~
american public 10 give fair lest uf It's bowsr ana
cacy. The Patent Gavanc Ring. have been fam.
answer all TIE purposes for which the ordin,r, Gale
Iaitriy, or Electric and Magnetic Nacbin,s -"
hut are without any Of the injurious ,hocis w hrt
pany the appicaonsly these in rumens and IN ,
other respects are ore safe and ec,taia in
The des'ei ohject. P''s"hS
The Galvanlc Rings have h-en used win ,a.c..
cess Ia a'i cases OF Rheum1.m, acute or clra,.c 49,,
inc Ia Tie head face nr limbs Cont n I,, ,rPP'.
ache, Br"uebiti-, EeuIg", Srrvcu. =, So. ~" ~ i'"h'
Indigestion PARALYSIS, Pa!sey Eplips.y ;, " le,
PapitaiInn nf tir Heat, AroptKy St.dn..s - '"'hP'
Lnmbago. SPINAL Complaints Ncurai,ia cr,.i ,",,h',
lily, Deficiency al N,rvnu- Energy and ali Y, y, ~
orders Their extraordinary effect upon the s,.t '
he Witnessed 10 he helievrd und a certain ,,.r,r.
fnr The preceding complaints they equal, H. n. .
commended. ] he Galvinic Ring, /. ~ .yef, va ~
ieciiy harmless, and ARE sold nj pricr. b. within %
of ali. ChIi,te'5 Magnetic Fluid Is used In cnnns,,
With the Rings, IN render their efficient action r.,,
and 10 direct The Galvanic influence Ia par,irnt,, No.
which affected. For numerous certificates :, ~
highest character regarding the Efficacy nf ihr G,l,
Rings aud Magnetic Find, reference !. made h La
adve ti,emcnt-, az they may be IL The oacr TD
only Agency in New York IL al l3I Fulton .,f-r, So
Baidns) "
10 rulld against fraud, Dr. Cr.,ir appoint, I'm, 100.
agent III any o: The United Stlss The oniy scrne, IN
Richmond Is ALIEN DCVAI. i 60
sept .. IA Nam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

have found oul belole this that all such ea'e W
lions mon onr discussions are based upon en-
iirely false principles. Even inc &c" ao"
traitors amongst us have been Pu' o""h y P1o
lie opinion.
The Liverpool Mercury bcabOrs ne M'n,Say
in The following terms: "Such "af VIII
course-whe.her Great Britain 50 sn"n'l",9
feoled boh by Texas and America s'a' '"1
na,, in !, Or no,--Isad 10 The immediate blockade
Of al Inc por,s and Inc consequent annihiia''o''
of orr commerce with Mexico, another Doon'
for which our merchants VIII haSe y ''" :.
hing linz Of Sir Robert Peel's ADMINISTRATOR. :
is quite certain that, but for underhanu ehcou''
men, and promises Of support, Mexico "ou'u
lone = % have made better terms with Texas oy
timely concessions than she will now be ao'e 10
procure BY an appeal TO arms Oh winch, w.
sisted, the most likely termination ~i' :. w.
OF California as well as Texas ana sun 'u,,ne' :,
dismembeiment Of the territory Q! inc HePuo"s'
Ia the same sey the London Morning ohio"'
~, CO. ;r,e,,srence for Texas in these
,,uer dave has been most unfortunate IL was
PLAINLY The duty and the POLICY Of 'ne D'',S" "
yernment 10 interfere j: that interference nav '''
nros,sc, ~ oven The CHARGE of being eiiec'na'.
IN, 70 interfere without the slight s. chance OF
success 10 fore he Mexicans 10 b 'o'issS sac'.-
fec and u ,iri,a,e The Americans by icse men'
m:,, ana n hose acts of abslrdiy which
s,amp a Government as imbeclle Iha' bt'''s"
,:.;.,ox .ho,, bs 50 mistaken, so helplessy s-
...n, a,d q m,erly misinformed, as 10 90 on
L.ara, and Garth 10 prcven, resolve by
~ Ta,,rs which they, or both powers, soon
-. rron;mously look. is, perhaps, one OF the
49,, cross samn,es of blnnder, and ignorance,
and ;nc.,aci,v. that even the Tory Foreign Office
eyer committed. No, only have We irr'a'ed the
Americans but we hare Gts,royed The character ri
Euyopcau ability and influence IN The .Nstr H"ld.
The French newspapers are pretty nearly una
r;,,o,s in ,he ooin,op. thatlhe war with Mexico,
= ~ ,b-,c he will soon be terminated, the
Immense mower OF The United States enabling
H.. - ;n,,ose silence. as soon as il pleases.
nrOr - 3ininu,iye and bel!icose antagonist
r,.on tho L,,yaoid .s Debais, which, as Govern
views The annexation of Texas with
-. ,h;r, IN, favor says--,he only common, il
-. IN n. mater: "In The present condition
3 NIe,;co no one can attach any great impor-
,.ncp !, such declaration q war" The Con-
,,:,,,,.on,1 thinks neither Mexico nor Anne
,;c. can do rrea, harm 10 each other, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
P r O S p &c TU S


nor The publication Of splendid Full Length
L Mezzotirt Engraving Of WASHINGTON,
from The Original Picture, by Col. j. Trumbuil,
This ABIDE Camp now in the possession OF Yale
College, New Haven.
This picture, representing Gen. Washington
on the balle field al Trenton was painted IN The
year 1893, Tor The city o: Charleston, but the IN
habants of thai place preierrins TO have view
of,heir own CITY in the back ground, Col. Trum-
bull painted another according to their request
(Which is now in the City Hall.) The original
picture was pnIt based by the Cincinnati Society
Of Connecticut, who afterwards presented it IL
Yale College.
II is considered by judges Gem of American
Art, and is one Of the best licensees Of The in
comparable patriot in existence, and the only pic.
lure representing him in the prime oflile
The Engraving will he IS BY Is inches, and
finished in the highest style of Mezzo,inio BY w
Warner Esq, and printed on the finest qnalny OF
paper. II will Re ready for delivery about The
middle OF October next.
Price, So per copy for prints-for proofs s..
JOHN DAINTY,
4Gl Walnut 81, Philadelphia.
SAMUEL TILLER.
80 Carriers Alley, Philadelphia.
u The impressions will be delivered 10 sub
scrbers in The order Of their subscription.
Sert. S-6l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

EXTRACT Of letter from Car'oQ County, Mss.
zone word in relation to politics. Our Con-
greSsional candidates are now canvaSsng The
State A Wing Ticket has been started, and a
great etior; is being made by ihen, but with much
less prosneci Of carrying The Stale, Than al our
last Presidential contest Ex-Governor McNui.
and General Fooie, are before The people as candi-
dates for The Senate of The Uniled States. No
thing is more certain than The rejection OF both,
and selection of one by our Legislature. whose
claims at this time have, in all probability, not
been lhonghto o.
''In relation 10 Texas annexation, believe there
will be, and is, an entire unaniini,y Of feeling, ex-
cepting those who regard MIR. Clay's opinions as
preferable 10 their own, and can only think as his
ipse d'xit may direct"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

The Boston Times OF Saturday gives cheering
news from Vermont. Whisgery seems TO be sink
ing every where:
"VERMoST Observation-Disclosures have been re-
ceived from forty one towns in this State, by which
ii appears that Kellogg, (Dem.l has majority
over Slade (Whs) oi5I3, and in these towns The
Democratic gain on the late Presidential canvass,
is about Fourteen Hundred. Wing net loss
about Twenly-one Hundred. The Democrats
have gained handsomely in the Legislature. ];
is certain that Slade has been defeated by the
People
"The Democracy Of Vermont have done molly,
and the Wings are deeply chagrined From these
evidences of Democratic progress, we Judge that
il will not be long beioc this State will rally
around Democratic administration and exler-
inmate Federalism from within lis borders"
IowA.-The majority OF Dodge Dem } for
Congress is 5l? The majority agains, The Consli.
tuition is 3l1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

CLARKE's HEAD QUARTERS
EOR To.day-Ale1andria, Extra, Clas, aia
j SpienGli Scheme. Capi'ais: ) prizes .,
aloooo, 3ooo, a,i4o, 80 Of 1000, 10 of TO. 90 Il
$50, NO Nos, II drawn. Tickets S5-shan,
in pro- o;'ion.
Drawing ct alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 81.
Whole Ticker Nos 10 ~ % -ann.he, r.n;
SOLD in lie above Lottery BY CLARKE =
Drawing Of Va. L"e>burg Lottery. Class Sc
60 10 81 A 3 II u 9 d 81 So II
Sep9 J. VI. CLARKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
JAMES RIVER CANAL.
SEprEMaGn q. la4
ARRIVED

ANNIVED,
Boat Lille Nell, J. A. Wilkerson, with 4S, tons
merchandise from Lynchburg, 10 Preston s. En-
ders, II. Ludlan & Co., L. D. Crenshaw, Bros.
& Co, Schaer & Co.
CLEARED,
Boa, Victoria. S. Johnson, with Il tons mdzc.,
for charlottesville.
Boat Buchanan, T. Lenahan, with l5s tons
mdze, for Scollsville.
Boat Richmond n. Harding, with IS tons
Boat Abingdon, ]. w. Wills, with 23s tons
mdze.. for Scoltsvillc, Elk Creek and Lynchburs.
Boat Exit, ID. Howell, with lGi tons ntze. for
Lynchburg :.
Boat Metamora, George Newberry, with 3.
tons m.ze. for Lock No ~ and 81 Mile Stone.
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For Mc Fn1uiyry

FW Hr FnYhFcr
LUNATIC ASYLUM AT STAUNTON.
"Who is to be the successor7" In reply to this
inquiry, permit me through The medium Of your
paper 10 direct public attention 10 DR.. ]. Alexan-
der Waddel OF Saunton.
have known DR.. Wa1dell long and well, and
can with confidence assert, that he is in ererv r.
seci, well qualified to discharge the duties of SUI
perinlendent ofthe Hospital. F.
Of" will have seen that there can, at present,
be no Successor 10 DR.. Stribrg-who has been
prevailed upon, 10 continue TO discharge the re.
the public ENouIRER.