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Va. Military Institute. Feb. ~, rs.
A brief Appeal 10 the WHO'S of y;r,;;,

oraef Appear TO the Wings 81 Virginia.
FeiowCitiscns! In about months you will DO called
upon to exercise the dearest right OF rcemcn-he right OF
suffrage An humble ally in the Wing cause, begs leave
to address you upon this all-mportant subject
Wings OF Virginia You called upon TO do some
thing more than You called upon by every con.
sdera'on OF patriotism, Of duty and OF JUSTICE your
utmost eSeons Tor the permanent establishment, of those
principles, which We believe be tho true principles Of
the country Whatone Of you does feel his principles
dcaer TO hun now than when confident of vctoyi What
one Of you whose heart does glow with the holy and in
eAnnguishabo hire OF patriotism What ono Of you who
has not burning desire revoke the decision lately
nounced by the people Of Virginia against a man. ut whom
the Nndiouvc shafts OF ealuhny have been
eveeduPon whose devoted head the storms OF vtupcra
ton aud malice, hate and envy have so unus,ly vented
themselves Wings Of Virginia! Will you act in the an
proachng election viii you sctf That's the question
Remember, Senator to be elected-a Governor is to
be elected These alone enough incc you to ac-
non Contrast the present conduon OF Virginia with its
iormer Remember her elevated position among tina,
noble galaxy OF States, the old Thirteen. Is il not enough
to cause every patriot TO hang down head IN sorrow
and shame Let our motto be "Action-let every Whiy
act rs the result OF the depended upon his udi-
Nidua exertions-Let 10 firm, united and above nil
aefire. and my word for it. INyINCIBIE
February 81, 1916. ESSEN
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SENATOR MERRIcK

"Il Secreiario" writing to the North American sovs y,
this Senator;
81 need notte you Of Colqut others to-day; no- Of
ihnt open aud known renegade. Mcuck whom nearly ali
suppose 10 have sold his body fo Texas SCRIP and m sol
Tor tho hope Of an embassy Of sort His conduct
will he sIlned every where with burst of indignation
aud contempt, "May the grave Of his father fas tho Turk
say be dehed! May he be made cornerstone for every
dog IN The city"
Merrck was suspected since 1884, but has taken great
pains 10 aay suspicion, and had succeeded to great
tents But his character appears m the last scene
Wonder Whist ncghbDfs Of the Enquirer think Of HE
conduct We fear they will give Merfiek horrible keel
hauling Tor nag counter 10 the will Of the Peopel ssna
tor Haywood too! Djcs he expect escape tho anahcmas
OF that viruou5 and consistent Journal7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-26

w this city m he 9ith aer four days VS.
y st of Col Reuben Gins deed late Of Cubeand e,up
B-1Ks about ~ years
g1T Enquirer please copy.
On yesterday morning quarter passed o'clock an
Infant daughter O Richard and Mary Ez.bot IN Alvey
Inc inonos aud ncquantancos requested 10 aton
IT, funeral from the residence Of parents this evening
NJ o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-26
MAYOR OF BOSTON.

Tho A. Davis, ESqr.. the Native American Candidate
has been elected Mayor Of Boston the OH iil-Davis
IN Al 1862 Parker tWhigJ 4375--Scaltering 32I The
Loeos ran no candidate in order to promote olociion
scaieres are Abolonsts. The laws Of Massachusetts,
require majority OF the whole to elect Five sx,ls Of the
Native Amcncans are Wings
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Senatorial District Of The City of Richmond
Heuriro &c.

VIC are requested TO state, do with much pleasure.
that Robert C. Sfaaard Esq., is again candidate
present this District in the Senate Of Virginia Mr. Stan.
ard has noby vindcated the popular sagac which placed
him at so carly in the revising body of tho General
Assembly, and in his first session has decked his brow with
lauFes awarded him by the Judgment OF both parties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-26
EdiHJnrsh Hsrjs,s

We have received from. Mr.. Gill he ngenO the Janu-
airy No OF this perCdcal-tho organ, in politics. of tho
Wing Party of Great Britain.
" ""'ients are varied aud interesting The leading
at''ee IS Rowe" =" k-1 1aGhsm's Political Phloso
ply"
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CULPErER-rnE g1H CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TRUE wHIG"-CoL NcCARTV

TRUE wBlG"-CoL. MCCARTHY
The proceedings from Culpepor arc Of much interest,
nnd coninn much matter for reflection 20 the WING parry
OF Virginia To enable him TO comprehend thorn folly
we invite the reader TO pcruse the letter n True Wgr
ul Of sound deduction aud sage advice worthy Of IL. dis
hnguished nuihor. We sincerely hope my eonfdenily
believe that his appeal to Col. McCauy will meet with a
ayor'be response from bat gallant aud patriotic Whg
With uncigncd personal respeetfo Mr. Morton, and
prompt acknowledgment Of his former services. we could
not but regard his election rs defeat Of the wbg Csgsc
Not so much for his Texas opinions upon which no IL apa
ucal' ns that h would be effected by tho votes Of the Loco
foco party For ourselves, never would vote for the
nan who proposed to beat h political friends by tho and Of
his political foes! Its confession that he loves himself
better than he Cause And moreover he who owes hi,
elevation to opponents, and hiss rely upon them for fu
iofe support and advancement, inevitably at last be-
come identified with them.
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TO FARMERS.
SEED for sale by
ALIENS OFFICE.


For this morning.
$4,000 Capital New Jersy Lottery Ciazs No 21-drswn a,
Jersey city MONDAY Feby 2ith Capitals $4,000 60oO a79f
$500 loert n itoO iOof co., &C ~ Noe IS drawn ballots
Tickets Shares in procorsn.
For this evening
Aenndna Lottery, Chs No 4e--to be- drawn m Baltimore
Wcdnessy Fey 20 Capitas sisOnO. 5000 9O00 1850 10
o. 1000 &C a. Nos 10 dawn baots Tickets 5bafe, IN pro
portion.
Drawing n Aennira Lottery Exrs, Clsss f7-Feby 9tb:
~ So 81 % 81 81 - % 10 9 % 30 70 %
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February No. ofhe London Quarterly.
We have received this powerful Periodical from Mr. C,
the agent in this city Is contents are diversified and high
y able.
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FOR NEW yoRE

kIls The fine regular packet schr. Marietta
Burr Bauber mssr having eon-idefatie engaged
whhave daieh For egi having splendid
moda,ions Apply on board q, Ludsm's whsnorto
s" JAMES FIsHERp SONS
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yscsvtce Aevic uifursI a. horticultural society.
A Meeting Of this Society will be held the Exchange
Ioss on MoSpsy next, the - March, at ~ O'clock
Pasctssi sueodsnec 10 particularly requested.
By ORpsR OF rms Esrcvrws COMMITTEE;
WIN. ii. RICHARDSON, President
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SCALES.

DOhbf4O.
w r. are the sole agents IN this city for the sale
81 "Dae'" Patent Platform and Counter Scales Then.
souen OF seaes We faed ~ t conpfses upward. o
MY different vauos adopted 70 every buse manufacture, Of
The best erals improved psusng only two .o,u
Da weights t'Wezh from ~ pounds
or from one qatef ~ pound 1900 pounds WARMED 10
Tve perfect ATTRACTION every particular NJ improvements
render tbs aro the most perfect offered author
izsd To sei them at extremely low prices.
ie 26 joins " TRIPLErr a SON
w ESD INDIA MOLASSES-l2 hid. primo
w Molsses, landing and for sale
IL 70 WEBB BACON \ co.
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Canal Commerce.
ARRIVED.
February 18th, is45

ARRIVED,
Canal boat Columbia J. L Thomas MASTER with ~ tons
mdze from Lyncnbug, Sml Rogers, Preston Il Enders
Ffy's Il Co. Boyd Edmond & Davenport Webb, Bacon &
Co... and Fsyton.
Ben franklin, Pamplin master. with 4GI tons mdz from
Lynchburg aud Elk Greek, TO X Anderson l. ID Crensbaw
x CO.. Fry's 81 Co.. Walter ID Blair. Jas & Spo,t, and
Boyd, Edmond II Davenport.
Commerce, n Beal master, with - tons mdz from
Lynchburg aud Scoltsvlle to ] Fans s Co.. Blair &.
Bfockenbrcugh. f. G Tompkins & Co y & Soneryille.
aud K Andersen
Buchanan, Lenahan master, with 20 tons mdz from
SeDtsylic, To i Harris, h ppard VIM Anderson i,
Fans Il Co, II Rngland, Greter & t;rotter Brown
Isyior y Tucker Dean " Brown, aud Blair & Brocken-
brough
CLEARED,
champion, GueTani master, with 25t tons mdz for
Lock No. Z. Columbia, New Canton. IuI Scottsyillo
- Farmer Ned Goodwin master, with ~ ndz for
iIlrdwcksyiIIc Staples Mills aud 1ynclalrg.
hhoawhn, station master, with 81 mdz for SCOTS
vile and Lynchburg.
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IrThe vaIedictory Address u the Medical Class of
H1nPden Sidney College, will he delivered By Mr. George
w. SPading Mt the Medical College, in Dr. Maupin's Loo
tuc Room Thursday Evening" the 9Th inst at half past
seven oclocN. The Ladics and Gentlemen Of this City
arc most respectfully invited to attend
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hOftptFs'fffe tdUTcsEPs.
OF 1t is expected that Mr.. GouGH, the ccle.
bted temperance advocate deliver a6ess.s dunns the
week, follows. viz
THrEspAY Evfeyo' tntoI Pe.byrd,n Church IN
shockoe Ill., Rev. Mr. s'yle.J at past 7 O'Clock.
FEJp'y ArrrR.aoy aist James Church tDf Em2ie' al br
fssa 4 ocock.
frinsy EsryfSo at F Presbyterian Church 10, Pluer at
! past 0ciock.
Subsequent appointments be duly notified.
pr The public fespeetf1lIy invItea onliend.
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Auction Sale Of Handsome Fgrniture.
We invite the attention Of persons n want II Furniture
u our sale at Store No lii. Main Street this Wednesday
Morning OF 10 o'clock. There wall be sold o superior
Piano made by Mr. n. More Of ihs City,
~ Sale without reserve.
lie 9G TNIOEg & ppDTTru A..
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HAYS - ~ prvsny NEGRO W. An an lire. IN l.
u DRkN h wenan 40 cook. washss a.A irores
MATTEL D. MIL.
nm
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THOMAS B BIGGER'S OFFICE,

eHb"ono, virginia.
$3.50 CGpaal.
Drawing received by Saturdays Ma-Capitals 5000,
20u0 1000. $780, &C., &C. - Nos. ~ drawn bai.os.
Tickets 81.
Also f"r Saturday Night.
Capitals 10000, 1900, 300, 2)01. 1910. Slll0, &C..
Ac: 10 Nus. IL drawn ballots. Tickets Sd
SPLENDID SCHEME
$4,000. I0,o00:
Drawing reeevcdby Mondays mall F-by e4ih SPLENDID CAPT
tals $4,000 lease G00O 24iO, prizes
lso0 Of iOoo, 500 80 ballots Tickets
$40.
For other sshsHes call =: the Office.
u Package of wholcs and shares, single whoes and
shares swa!s hand in Ito usual great variety and as
usunl, prizes paid sigt Immediately drawing
9Eoftcis i"E packages, certificates single tickets in
the above Schemes, and in all Lottcries will be promptly
attended 10. aud drawing seat when Ssgues,ci.
TiiOS. b. PiGGER.
ia 80 Managers ofico. Opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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TsNE Undersigned pueha cd the interest OF Mr. Ro ar
vey, Of P-Tk.ns Harvey & Bal. the CopsT;ne
existing Is this dissolved by mutual
The busincss hereafter be eouducrd cnder the and
Of o. Ball - r. Perkins Persons having claims
will them for settlement and all
indebted respectfully rqueed 10 call and
patronage solicited
by L. BALL 4 u. r. PERKINS.
Richr ~ Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22

Asparazgs-Whiie Giant l..
Pole Beens-Jar-c 4 smllii.ma l.,
snap Beans-Eafly Ctina. tito
Yellow si1 Secks
rary Mohawk. d. haifm1on ..
Refugee or 1909 o. nus
Bssi-Eatly B'ooI tuuIiy rooted "
90 yellow ~
" Long blond. M.n-,s Wuuz-l ~
White S;lcsiau II. nch srgaf q,
Bfocoli--Wa.tc and Pufpl, Cacc OF
Cabhare-Eaiiy & Lafee YORK. 2,
FAIRY aud Late Baticfsri, Far
y Susafloat t.afgc Drumasad.
Large Bcrgru, Fat Ddtch
DrumheaGS savoy Green Caficd Z,
Savoy. Red Du;eh r.
Caulifi,wct-l,afly ar.I i.sie
Ce;sry-whte sold p,
Carr t-I.cng Onnrc, Long Red r,
ans White Field ri
Crrss-Curiei or PeppsfrTsss Z.
CueuEibcf Fairy Ffars. Do Cius-
ter. Long Green. Jcrg Frick
I've. Ghsfkir for picsirr -
C0rn-ia;iy Sugar 10 1uscaro -
n. DO Go,den SIOUX =
EnIive--Greon Cufi,j y.
=. Piaut-Pufr'e II
Kair-B'us Cnfird Siberian. VI
Green Curiej Scotch, Rape OF
Cri-
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A RTHUR'S Ladies' Magazine for March
IN Graham, American Monthly Magazine for Mareh-Ladie
National for MarebGodeys Magazine and Ladys Boz
for March. Received for Subscribers.
Is T. BALI. l. Y PERKINS
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Aurtiou 4ales.
PCTURE DAYS.
STOCK SALE or DRY GOODS.

~ Dsvespost q Allen.
STOCK SALE OF DRY GOODS. !
w ILL be sold on TUESDAY,, 18th February
eoa'l'eneins atY oeck Store. enfr. so>k Of
Of srre anI gcnerai STAPLE ami
whieh - - N"-s ' N@'- my a"@'As
~''As ami 'asslusfss-sfsat vaIis,y
Ca,hmeIes and 2on.a de Ian,
Wossed Coods-stsai VAN,
b,fseis. DoEa,tic a u.n.-i, ,...-,.
Tweed shi spHz ant sgmaer ca.. -,
Iin.Ds-gssst variety
ns.ety-laIse a'-ormea,
fshsh csinbe- Eash Prints Anori- an ao-eAo-s ,-,.
besas, gfeat variety u goods Cor ,cvani. .a, n
"i purposes suited 10 the s.a.o,
LATHROf h VAN
% Sale eon;us;.s BY ~
sJ- TERMS OWLS
NEW ORLEANS SUGARS. &c.
On MONDAY n-r, bal, 10 oocs At our auction S,o,
VII be Sold 30 Hht " o. Sorlt aaing shin Ph,-, :,
sbt o. Nnssses iOfhsKS Cuayra b,. mo COT
fee SO hirs Java Cor ~ hss Lb. h,.srv- s,
Tbs brandy; 10 haf Dansy or 100
soies Gambler 80 toses rarox Candies 200 PORES sap
Gao Letter and wrapping Paper; Iai.o; rort Wine DC
h'sf % cash. Tor 300 and approved
p-F1- H - DNEhPORr & ALLEN Aus;s.
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ity williams q. I.axnIi.

ty Williams * IsaxaIi.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING n~r ssh Instant A. 10, ,e,.s
shai 81, auction. float OF ausoa store general .
-oi'us.Li % Gscesre- AID Liquor. VI.
30 hsis Porto REQ suylf
II Il, d. Ho,.sss
100 h.cs Rio Cole
100 Go 1azuyta DO
50 do lava do
IS Go Au-ss.ufAd1
loo drsTns smyrna Tiss
80 bcIrs NapleI 10
tslss Aitson1s
IS bSx.F Eca3
10 boxes Loaf suglr
10 bbs crashed %
80 boxes Sperm Csndls.
so hht- Bacon. Sides mi Shoulder,
Is krE- extra Gn-hea Batter
ga ca-ss Gle -
go bcIts Pine Apple d.
cass Vinegar
essSs Winter LampOn
- lbs stad So I
10 cs=es Cen:oa Ginger
20 e e Saipsuc
Con.e.oa Wh-.ey in h-Is aIG bills
FrrEch Brandy and Imitation
Gin md Apple Braudy
Ar1 nilny article.
TsaMsUHeS siso eash 500 and u?~ara months eied.
for approved paper.
&c - WILLIAMS & HaxALI. Auets
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GARDEN SEED.

L.ek-izfgs Scotch
, Lsi.Ice-wh!is l. Green Head.
D Early Cured Iriia. White and
Gfeoa Cos-. brown Dutch
b .!s,nn-Su,m-s, Green Ci,run,
Pine Avglc
! Water Ne'on-hneS kinis
Naru5iiun
] White aLd Black
: Ouion-iNh,;c sBd Red
! Ola
. Pcss-I.srdrcth's F1.ra Eary.
Eafly May. DO Frame Blle
, fiuspan. nwan MsnOwia,,
Hrh'P's nwarfPfoH6e
z Perpr'-Ag.ottsd
ranaiP-Ioug Smooth Ffench
Sresf
Parsley --f'iue Cufi-I
, fumgkia-Larrr yellow
Rhub1fb-fof Tats
Rad siI-Lorz Sc1 riei. long Sal
mon. Wttc Tufnip. Scarlet
TuTniP. BACK spanish
sshiy--or Vegetable Oyster
. Spinach
S4rash-Eariy Bunch
T'mlio-lafsc Red ana yellow
Tus ip-assoueI
!. Heb and Flower Seeds
= WI. PALNFR.
10
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By sniocs n Brother.
HANDSO.UE NEY FURNITURE
~ Auc;isu.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Feby sch. osk AZ s,o,,
No iit Maia street. srroIis Eoyk store we Wi
eel at adrtion large collection onew Mahogany Furniture
rTisinZ many hanisoaae ariiefe5-n Ta.i
Marble io7 and Mahogany Clbinet Bareaur
Cushion sfTE- seat sofas and Rocking Chairs
hafhle top aai Mahogany Centre rlbss
Mahogany Card Tsb!cs; Do Week Table,
NaThie tip and Mskcg1ty wasa.;aD3s
80 -NahI..ny MaItrobe- sni nn,eau1
tane aHd woo! .ssi Chl.rs, Toilette Tas.s
Nsfhstsnds, Ofiee ChsiTE Bsls.eads
Looking Gases, Ga,irsses. &c.
~ hAof which arranged, b OXEN for s,,m
NATION uai.! the time Of
fe ?. IYI,SEs q ppoTurR At.
GLASSWARE, GaOCERIES, &c
At Auction.
On IL EsDAf MORNING, feby SSH store a; 10 o'coek
We vii ell without sundry lots Of Gro
srel Glassware &C. VIZ Tuhrs Specl- Jars Rrvoyns Cas
tors Java Coi!ee, Cognae rsHjg Lamp OIL Sugar, sc.
Wa! be aided,
30 Ibis ORar5
90 hush
boxes Fine Ap2i- Ch.ese
100 grues Friction Matches
II meets wood ana iron bouad Tubs
eO,cOo PIuSips sc.arS
IN non frame acG hnaid Leaf hct Trunk.
chest ssgei.o1 llys0a lea
~ sag positive
E 20 INLoEs BROTHER. Aues
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STRAITUN'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let an the lay what llry can,
For selling Prizes, STRarToS's The mani
Dawn Nos. OF mcnonsaIa Lottery, No s-F-b'y L.:
81 II 6s 10 IS 81 IS 30 % IS II
Ticket Nos % 75-ano,he Capital paid b. s.aiton
Sls,O00 5000!
Al"raaaa No Is, Ly sa,dys CapiaIs: oeO
5oon suoO 90 oG 1000 80 OF ESQ drawn whoe
); halves $50 qs ls5.
$4,000, $4,000!
Alexandra. No g. drawing received 10y srnays
Aon5ay Capitals sieoee IoOGn, $3.50,
Of 500 &c S7 IS Nos u Gawa Whoes 10; halves ers
Buyes are referred list OF Prizes.
al the Once proof Of has brcn done every
dEaw ns continues 10 nercase IN" number sid and paid
l Orders 70! PACKAGE ecTiC tickets
schemes ani IN all Lotteries, will be promptly attended
drawing scat when requested
Pirass address orders N. sTRATToT
fr IL Richmond Va
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WASHINGTON CITY NIGHT, DECEMBER l5 ls45

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States. They may be had of Mr. Franck Taylor,
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lNGERsoLL's LATE WAR.-A historical sketch OF
the second war between the United States and Great
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Richard Rush, Minister Plenpotentiary from the
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GREAT ENGI IsH REMEDY

For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Consumption!
TINE great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs,
i Asthma, and Consumption is the Hungarian
Balsam of Life, discovered by the celebrated DIR.
Buchan of London, England, and introduced into
the United States under the immediate superin-
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The extraordinary success of this medicine in the
curse of pulmonary Diseases warrants the American
agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
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Every family in the United States should be sup
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Pamphlets containing mass of English and
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may be obtained Of the agents gratuiously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole agent for the United
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T.W. DYOTT& SONS, general Wholesale agents,
No. l32 North Second street, Philadelphia.
Special depot ut the Bookstore of ROBERT
FARNHAM, corner of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington city. Also for sale
by the principal Druggists.
June5
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
IF you wish to 60 where you may find one of the
i largest and best assortnients, and at the lowest
uniform prices call at Manns cheap siore two doors
west Of Al street, Pennsylvania avenue, sign Of
the large black boot
Gen,emen's cork-sole waterproof
Do quilted-sole do
Do tap-soe do
Do slip-sole do
AL! Of the above double upper.
Gentemen's fine calf dress boots
Do medium do
Do fine French calf dress boots
Also, good dress boot Philadelphia make, for
So
A handsome gum-elastic dress over-shoe, most
decidedly the neatest, cheapest and most durable
and seryiceable in the market, at 50.
Ladies' fine morocco and kid walking shoes
Do do slippers, 81, of our
own and Philadelphia make.
Fine CATERS.
In word, the ladies find this store the most to be
preferred on account Of the large stock to select
from, and because they can have their measure
taken at the same price, by experienced and hand
some cutter
Misses, children, and boys shoes in every varie-
ty.
Repairing at low charges.
c. MANN, foreman, and
w. MANN, proprietor,
Sign Of the large black boot two doors west of |,
street, Penn. avenue. Dec 3--f
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT KENTUCKY
In LAND OWNERSHIP subscriber, having

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT KENTUCKY
In LAND OWNERSHIP subscriber having
taken charge of the interests of several estates in
Kentucky, has removed to Frankfort, from Gull
pepper county, Virginia. He tenders his services to
such persons as have interests in lands in Kentuc-
ky which are likely to be lost for non-payment of
taxes, or neglect in other respects. A large por-
ton of these lands will be sold in January next
less redeemed before that time. Further delay may
be fatal to the interests of the rightful owners.
The subscriber will also attend to the collection
of debts due in Kentucky, and has made arrange
from the general government or State Of Virginia,
charge of all trusts confded to him. Having been
actively engaged in business for several years, in
his native county of Culpeper, he refers to the
judge and justices of the courts, the members OF the
bar, and the citizens generally, for any assurance
which strangers may desire, that any business
placed in his hands will be attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity.
Letters should be addressed to him at Frankfort,
Kentucky, and will be answered as soon as re-
ceived.
If the owners Of lands prefer to pay portion of
them for their redemption, such arrangements may
probably be made as will be- mutually satisfactory.
He has made arrangements with Mr.. Thomas
Green, of Richmond, Va, for assistance in prose-
cutting claims upon the government, and for obtain
ing agencies generally. Reference is made to him;
also to Gen. Bernard Peyton and the Hon. John M.
Patton, all of said city, for further information re-
speeding the subscriber.
GEORGE MASON GREEN.
Frankfort, Nov. l845-Nov. 25-2aw3m