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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

The loco focos failed 10 obtain majority Of
votes in the late New York city election. To
be sure they obtained plurality, and one of
the rascaly devices by which they obtained it
may be learned from the following statement
of the New York Tribune published on the
morning of the election Lou Jour-
We have information from many sources,
which establish beyond doubt, that the city
officers in charge Of the pen,tentiary, &C., on
Blackueu's island hare discharged number of
prisoners confined there in order to hare them rote
at the polls to-day We have evidence of this
direct by person who left the island yester-
day, and who knoscs that soop-load Of prison.
ers were to come down last night. Nearly all
whose terms expire within the present month
were thus discharged, and some who were un-
der sentence to remain confined till some time
in May. We know also that many were let off
on Saturday and Sunday, and were proving
about the Twelfth ward on Sunday evening,
ready to be used to-day to put down, if posi-
BILE, the rising of the people against corpora.
ton misrue.
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ventilation.

The custom, too prevalent inacities in, living
in close, badly ventilated apartments,,is fear
full sources of disease and death. DR.. Reid,
of Edinburg, estimates that ten cubic feet of
air are required by each individual per minute
This would make it necessary to change the
air Of sleeping room ten feet square and ten
feet high, or containing one thousand cubic
feet, once every one hour and forty minutes
in order to breathe wholesome air. And yet
how often it is that two persons, instead of one
are shut up whole night in such room!-
AS general remark, churches, theatres, pub
lie houses of all kinds, and steamboat cabins,
are badly ventilated. How often are felt the
unpleasant effects of vitiated air in such pla-
ces! Rooms should always be SO constructed
as to admit through them free passage of air,
or they are unfit to be occupied.
Entirely too much is said, we think, about
the bad effects of night air, sleeping with win
dows open, etc. There is no night air so bad
as that of close room. We think the rule
should be, always to have plenty of fresh air
by night and day; but rooms should be 30 con-
structed as to admit this without danger. One
should not sit or lie in draught of air any
where. Rooms should be so constructed as to
admit an abundance of air without exposing
ones person to currents Shutting one's self
up in tight room to avoid night air, is only
flying from an imaginary evil to a real one
Currents of air, when the body is somewhat
heated, should be avoided not less by day than
by night The rule, we believe, should be, to
have always fresh air, avoiding the exposure of
the hodv m currents
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From The New Orleans Tfopie.
-
--latest from the Army!
. NEW ORLrArs. NAV 9, mol, A. NJ.

y NEW ORLEANS, May 9, 10, M.
The schooner Mary Clare, Capt. Griffin has
just arrised from Brasos Santiago.
The Mafy Glare eft the Brasos on the goth
ult, and seportsabat Capt. Walker with seven
ty-fiye meaof the Texan Rangers, were nearly
all killed and taken prisoners on the 28th ult.,
about twenty miles from Point Isabel, by su-
periof force Of Mexican troops, amounting to
aboutsl500.
P. Since writing the above, we learn that
Capi. Walker, with 3men, succeeded in reach
ing Point Isabel a. 4 o'clock,P NJ, on the 28th
ult., nd Immediately applied to Major Thomas
foriopf wen and announced his determination
to proceed 10 Gen, Taylor's camp or die in the
attempt.
More Particulars II o'clock-A gentleman,
passenger in the Ellen and Clara informs us
that Gen. Taylor, on the 29th, had only six
days provisions. The Mexicans chased Capt.
Walker and three men within mile of Point
Isabel.
The probabilities are that Point Isabel has
fallen into the enemy's hands. Major Monroe
has distinguished himself by his prompt man
ne, in making such defences as were in his
lpower.
The Mexicans can by planting ten pieces OF
cannon at Brasos Bar, command the entrance
to Point Isabel. The Augusta was met going
out with troops. The Cage and Florida were
left at Point Isabel loaded with goods. The
night previous to the Ellen and Clara leaving
AR attack was expected on Point Isabel. |,
was expected that Gen. Taylor would cut his
way through and come to the relief of Poin
Isabel.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

U. S. TROOPS FROM JEFFERSON BARRACKS -
The steamer Hannibal arrived about two
o'clock yesterday, having on board the troops
expected for some days past from jefferson bar
racks. They belong to the LIST Infantry, and
number 242 meni including REORGANIZATION
ed officers, musicians and privates, and are
under the command Of Col. Wilson. They
consist Of: Company K, J. Abbercombie.
Company Captain A. J. Miller and lieuten-
ant Plummer and Dilworth. Company G. 1t.
J. Lamotte and A. Ferit, ana LIST H. Barry, act
ing adiutant Daily Ret.
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Volume A.
The mississippi Creole,

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Announcing Candidates for Office will DC zen
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Postage on letters must be paid, or they VIII
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The CLINTON GUARDs.'-The steamer Cham
plain brought down on yesterday, from Port
Hudson, the Clinton (La.) Guards, Capt. Chase.
This company is composed Of seventy-four
men, and their services are rendered to the
United States in the present emergency
The steamer Rainbow brought to this city,
also, on yesterday, twenty volunteers, from
Bayou Sara, who will, we presume, join one o.
the companies forming for Maj. Marks reg
ment.-.N o. Daily Retormer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

LOUISIANA TEoors.-There are in the barracks
near the city, as we learn, eleven hundred and
Lorty volunteers Of this State. The Washing
ten regiment is ready, and will leave this eve
ming for the Rio GTande.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

The last case of mOdesty is that of lady VIII,
discarded her lover, sea captain, because in
speaking OF one of his voyages he said that he
Rugged the shore.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

THr CKors.-The Alexandra la Republic
can says that the recent cold, 'uiny weather or
Grated most dsastrously upon the crops in the
ground, and that most Of the planters in the
surrounding country have been compelled to
rePlant.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

The United States slOoP-of-war S. Mays
left Pensacola on Monday last for Point Isabel
to afford aid to Gen. Taylor. The steamship
.M,uisnppi was preparing to leave in the even
ing Of the same day, probably for Vera Cruz
DAILY Reformer, My s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

The steam schooner augusta has left for the
Rio Grsnde with about 200 men, militia and
reguIars-and among than the Mobile cOmpa-
nv under the command Of Gen. Desha.-Daib
Reformer, Nay 8.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-16

vIEsIYIA ELEcRIoNs.-Full returns for SEN
ators have been received. The democrats will
have a majority in that body of eight. Last
year it was ten-loss of two In the house OF
delegates the democratic majority will not be
less than eight, probably twelve. Mr.. Archer
will, therefore, be succeeded by democratic
Senator.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

fINnE PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM CHEAP CASH CLIO III
NG-rhe Proprietor OF this tabshment respect
fully Richmond vicinity that he
an times prepared and orders the
hoera The Of Cloths, and veszgs and
Cohng At this surpassed BY Philadelphia and he
determined establishment shall cheaper
Garment had No. los ChsInu The
spndd and varied and Clothng
sIceent cloths Of finish and made by the best work
under the immediate Of ths proproeioi
him that Of good fashionable
Clothing his store shall dissatisfied
regards prices tia qualify Of the goods
PERRY n. MeNEIILE-
No los Cbesnui st,
de Iq-Gm front HAZEL
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CONSUMPTION.

IL can hardly be credited that can hav, apy ,e poo,
me lungs seated they But We one
Tor ALL that this Ointment the lungs ous, mr. 49,
medicine that can be Internally Thus II pes upon IN.
ehes penaes directly the separates IN.
that are consuming from the system
need not say that curing Consumption continual
w. although we told Iooishncss care not vhat 4, MD
90 long rs can cure several thousand persons yearly
The saNs has cured Of ~ wears ,ta
ing and who had regularly every week. so that vonnr one.
took place. e '''N
AEue the Pace. 49,
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Y,liE preceding riu,,rr /,

rs AiN ~
Fseh TO repres.ltthc ihscnsi
e'e re"rirsiion- 7, h the rr.at eva
ena'ion ior the Impurities of IN. body
" whi be noticed that q THEA eloudy
mist issues from NIL ro,nts OF ia. snf.
'Aee' which indie aies that this pofspi
ration ho~suninterrupiedls when ~s
are In health. but ceases wi hen We ar,
siek. Life eann1t be sustained with.
oHt w. u 70 thrown OF FRO n IA. hlo.d
ard other Juices of the body. and d.
poses BY this means. of nearly an IN,
impurities within Us. Ibc hla.s A..
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Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTH FNWARE &c. 4

4 n.AHET, PORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, VA
~ LAGA, CHAMPAGNE, and Other Wines and III.
QUORs.-
so casss superior Clafet Wine
20 ! tasks Old Port Wine
20 do for Bar
pipes and 20 casks Madsira Wine
10 csskssheuy do
50 do sweet Malaga d,
90 baskets Champagne. various bfsnds
100 dor. superior isoni1n Porter
20 dol Old Hunt. Neaman a 90. Grap- Juice pou
100 hbis vi -haTiaons OIL Rye Whifesy
With general al snd Of f,tsgp and doue,
BRANDEs, GIN, RUN. wHIsREY &c Tor ale BY vsols.se
AMI retail. -
We respectfully solicit call from keepers Public Houses in
he county N eramne they av
ma always on hard q IS 10 20 ra paelare. we
are prepared 10 quantity wanted add IN
god Hye GALLAGHER 4 OLDNEN,
Wipletie and Retail Dealers ~ III kinds Of Foreign aud
Bonestc Wines and Liquors
~ ~ No. Past Main street
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E,a-s.. Of Raaor Of sioc On si.sle LCe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

me inflammation and dsessa always the
eye IN the socket Hence the must trur
the seat OF ,h1 iRn do lule good The save N
rubbed on the temples will the socket I'm,
pores will be opened popst pepraion viii be created ~.
disease will soon pass of surface.
riAks ON THE FACE EREokLEs TAN, SKIN Gross
SURFACES.
" hfst action ~ IN eIpel all humour dA wing
m the ae" Is free from under the
hin and hequ, Bty breaking surface then
"heh here - nothing but surface
begins 10 solep and soen until the
d'e1e a. ebds IL throws busng color upon
the no" white transparent enehant NJ
tunes IN cas- OF Freekc will first have hi
hidden and seen but seldom Pursue
appear
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NEW ROOKS.

nOOAS.
MO. 100 Littell's Living Ave.
weiaud The TRANSFORMATION by Cha,l.. proetd.n
Brown: the hrst American Novelist
Marguerite de Valo'; historical romance BY Alexander Du
-
Views and Reviews American History Ii,crsur, and FICTION
w cimoie sims author OF The Guy Rivers. &c
The french Cook fl and
siniere habe directions for the most erl,b,t,
deeious roake- entrees, urrs
psfrfc eonhures seees d.caey ind with
ian directions for fuit and vegetables,
ION Caesar dc BaEan; drama In three
Received by NASH 4 woODHousE
Al their New Store, No. l39 Main Street
P 20 One door above their old
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND 0rIIEns
WE subscriber has the pleasure of iniorminy
mrs country tiend ani the public generally he In, i
received fun supply Of fresh Spring Good. which renders M,
"oeA u ana eompee-~heh he oilers
terms Has assortment consists, part following ar,
100 boxes hesh Bunch Rai.A,
SO boxes do
rs do. de
20 boxes Oranges. In prime order
80 Iores Lemons. prime order
30 frals soft shell Almonds
bales hard
do FLberts
do walnuts
iral- fresh Dates
10 boIes Citron
ea-ks Zane Currants
1000 fresh Coooanuts
20 20 do' , Snas. caTs' Wine. celebrated band
100 drums smyrna Figs
10 cases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
30 bills cream Ale
Together with large supply Toys and fancy Good. and
French Candies also, nj Of nI.. IN nv
| the Union. HAN pIzzisI
Ps No lSs nett door 10 the Exchange Bank.
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FRESH IMpoRTATrONs.

FRESH INPORTATIONs.
vlH TssE snip @AsiEnICAN,, nom Liverpool "A
~ to-day VI OF
porsOn Of british nay GOODS In consequences the Ia.
o thu viii s them vey advance upon
the eos,-among them may be found -
super bi.ek Cioah.
Common aud super black Alpaca L.usires
New ssyc faney Giash.ms
To do tNuisd do.
White Cambrics. Jaeeoncts
rrin-d Qaitinrs
super London wcltnrs
Cord faney Linen DuIlngs
Bicaekcd Satiu do do
DO haeydo do
An cod Imperial Roh,-
Cord Bustle do do
ROYAL and sylphide do
Ladies half fingered sR Mtts
do do embd
White and drab Berlin
Pearl Buuon.. stay bindings &C.
spi, KENr. KHSDALI ArwArIR
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GOODA EARS uETALIC GUM-ELAsTIC
MACHINE BETTING,

GOODN YEARS METALLIC CT u-ELAsEIC
MACHINE BETTING,
PATENTED l-i4
Made only q RnIbgry, near Boston, Mas
> an article of immense value TO consumers oi
II Machine Betting Its peculiar qualities
equaiy width and hiekness which will retain
No degree heat FaTenhei injuries and II
heIibe any degree Of cold
and other solvents
yin destroy lesb-rJ produce edeet
1t aj durability, and when adjusted 70
ehinery does alterations the with i-sTT
al kinds NJ Machinery Tie pIi.1s which IL
Is Afforded ether Wit the remarkable properties
dets Il worth Tie ausH,.sa NJ all who the article.
Ccular coBlaiEEE isi kc., will be a glrird
application @ subscriber who the mmsicai Agent f1r
manufacturer. AlOdor and communication, prompt
CHARLES ". Bi'RNEY Selling nsent
o-sm No. S'. Treaaont Row Boston, N'ss
.fOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACTbKI.
rEtHE llbsenbers having te right r Bosom aud VI
IL cniy, manufacture CoeI1 ms Patent lian AEac'r 90
and IN apply the Piano with a1n
vend the be USED raH OF
They manufacture Pss ofevrr cescuptG eE
will without the fame ans the doaAn At
taehTnenl
Persons wishing Of KIND.
maLfsetory hereby ASSURED that aes OrdeT
mail Elah us faithfully executed nd Prices fuzzy
employed an agent, Of Eefe present themselves
To 81 doubts minds those
hereby exchange
from uf the euuHiry, pI.-hss-
Eey, II the pu.Shassr satisicd
Any ps.on sling information relation A:'an, ,y
obtain copies oe hoLI.S PIASS FaFTE JouESlL ~ send
ing their adtrsssiO .. GILBERT 4 GO.
IA ~ NNaaHs
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TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors of the RICH.
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, ON the 18th day OF October.
lSI5, the following Table Of Rates tor the Transport
tston of Passengers adopted to take effect and
after the IL day si December until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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A VALUABLE PAmUNKEY PAM FOR SALE
VIII Negroes Crop.. Stock.. &C.


INTENDING 10 permanent Tor nv If,'.
hsshh TO tire u pur, hts.d NJ Ross
the toiny of Alb ae % houdiy IN. % day
after, At Public iuein pr my Woodbury.
bSfaiE lying the Pamutkey Rssr anti
three miles below the Courthouse and cry
The ct contains $50 Of ato1t
Eat nd the greater portion when eapab. OF THIR
TH BU HE'S or WHEAT To The ACRE. The land - IN
good ''te nj pr vesnt ami the Wheat for this
on 'ne Of the shuts, has produced 1900 tu'hes.
There 'mll a~e ling House or four
with Stabs Barns and sufficient ortab.
Cab n 'o double the force required the Coagu-
the house OF the springs
The ne EhborhDod highly int Mgen and Die.
~ 'he sane line and place shall sell Publicly. btwe Ffy
and Sixty valuable nsising Of Men.
with such knds OF I may nd
ercp- OF Ger. FodJ-r. &c &c
Terms or SALE-Ths land will BE- sod a Of or
two and three with be
proved Pesonai iiy, deed The
slaves for east and the and
(tor all sums 500 with bcnI and secuufy
Mr. Jones, the Of the
saroas of seeing 1t, and give every mfsrmlton shed.
no16 A STEVENSON.
dlrOsei to Rent L-as- for yer Crump,
Neck Eatr adjoining Woodbury. and Broad
w hams Cartel Esquire containing between and zoo
rg immediately the Pamunkey RIVER There
tins ia on this ani between and zoe bushels OF wnel Term,
NJ lease most bea good Agrierls and
6eirg rather improvement, u immediate profit. A.
The sale Wi be conducted by W. Goidin, whom
can be made. IG-etds
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heretofore been considered incurable, such as W.
een Of the LaIynx, Throat. Nose, Nodes &c
} Tho ARCANUM EXTRACT is n complete
Antidote TO the seuous Evils produced BY the iniu-
dicious Use OF MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
FALL FURTHER q cannot be- surpassed. work
ing us way through the system with silen, und
effective force
Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury to the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons Whose Contributions arr brol.r do,y,,
by the use OF MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUlNlNE, and any who are sufI.rip, fr,r,
DISEASED LIVER, or AN injudicous treatment
OF any Of the above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases Of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, aud in cases where the Syphilnic
Virus Of the Parent causes deyelopernsn, Of
Seroiula in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDf upon which reasonable hope Of Recovery
can BE- founded.
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
) had laid bare both igameni and bone. and where,
? TO all appearance, no human means but Atnputa-
ton could have saved life, Patients have b~cn
maiched from the grave and restored to health,
The dcvorrng disease being completely eradicaied
} by the use Of this ncstimablc Extinct
The Propretors Of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
, have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results In .sinp
the Medicine neither business or Pleasure necd =,
interrupted. requiring only the usual restraint o.
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
eiicacious 10 the infant well as the adult
- Pamphlets, giving Description for ygha,
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations on Insensibe Penpiraiion. and a
} Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents are supplied with the ADORE pam
phlets for graiuitous Circulation
The ARCANUM TRACT is pre-
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canada
West, aud JOHN WINER 4 Co., % Maiden
Lane, New York, Sole Propriciors.
PRTCE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Anderson, Petersburg; J. 81 Broekenl rough seo,ryille
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To my old Friends and the Public.

Eh.NDlN1 mat my prese ~ pursuitsviz keeping
Heading Room and buying selling Stocks. A. .er-si
oos ai'd me time to attend 70 other business ptososs TO 70
sle the tonn Enn Bus with the aR,ve ard
ePfctuy tsE sh1ie Of patronage public Win tbir
ya crenee in the ale Of country prrduer may with
Out presumption Say hlt hos who pltrcn not havs
complain.
Ny once for he present. Reads I7t street
nnedi'tey 10 ths of Mf. hn grocery stnre
refer 70 Capt Wan ~ ThJraton of serand Mr Jpo CU-
lam and Edward Caunron, of Fcuhaian Mr J4s ,rr,u
W. l. An3ercn ard W. WOOD Of ktsuire. Ns.rs et-ps
Martin Co. Of seofsv ~; Ne-rs Wm Gait cf Ftuvann.
w Wm Ntlo1 and NJ Elisha Ne ton LOUIS Mr. Jauru o.
fefErs1n VIZ eh1rd samDn Fl.nns Of Cooeb
hn' W. She ard, William Taylor James J. Taylor VIII
lam Namton and Scmuc' Perrin, Eos Hanover. Thcuaa
" Bond ran: and jos Flqua Esq Buckingham Col Maurrs
ansho'ne Of Lynchbus ard Rehmoni sny &C. ussa
whom Ms ends in the country may wish erusuit
au Rl-cwu BEVERLEY BLAIR
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From sauta Fe.

letter from an officer OF the u $. Army to friend in
81 Louis, says that Lieut. Col Smith, in command of tho
Mormon Battalion. srrivcd - Santa Fc on the s,h Oct
The commanding officers sp * the highest terms OF tho
condnct and good order OF thee, troops and say that with
time Tor dIng they will be way equal tho regular
soldiers The battalion turned over TO the comma nd
OF Capt Cook who, with portion Col Prices regiment
500 men ia all. under the command Of Col Prce-were
TO leave in a few days for California.
Col Donphan was to leave Santa Fc in few days for
tue South He would first visit tribes OF Indians who
have manifested hostile SPIRIT and after quieting them or
whipping them into subsection, he would continue to Chi
huahua and Join Gen Wool unless affairs in Santa Re re-
qured his earlier return.
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FOH SALE.
plantations, Farming Utensils, stock,
NEGROES. &c.

a Fhnation on Ruundaway Bayou, Louisiana,
n Zen m e back n New csrhFs tf6I t5a1
200 rcus eetrtd sni culiv 80 Netr @, y uors
naa unist iyeaf Gin poise tire Gu d. o.
Wh CD nrc new out Hou 81 abe. r. n-rf3
srers ard nw-'lr. H,usc W. On "a -usst ~
feaos slrsn with rh the rcsc fitnng snsi ~
ecnHHnf cf loses cree" ho'a 49, ttnrs
n'c-ay 70 making cr'po' cftn nd W. h ssrs sf
or'f ofu emu "a ysa' Iv~ahs Ja4u1rs rsr
o. ae i 90 av5ia Ga bssues In rquai
pivuen'' At one two As and four ye- credit viii 90 pr snt
inc
Nloo-ia' ssr'h Partition, four ard a h,r r 3 p
r. inc tiy Of khurr sapp seven burd ID scrs, er
tier a'ol en- nj ei ecarcd, four hand aya1oa ten
Or ceFen scr ~ wn0m s wntnt hnnda Ne NE
Clio -anf Clt"f Tlr her, negro qntrcta ss er suf
an frcefut vel n ii1s bsr arsaby hosthy
stnf on rn0d nsetrf use got lui den.
A.. with tu th nui.a Of tof.
ief oien boss &c Per safe On nv r. e sfru ne
u AtfuIy uef One oIu 0rf IN fa
meu's ard tree yeaH it ser cent nt-r =,
Anpy Jha 3 Go fart, score ~ Too ia
States Phafc pht or % IHrh T. Rossrts fznL Nat.ber
ussilr soat-iaw1ms
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POWHATAN HOUSE,
Richmond, Virginia..

FT7HIS long established and well know, Hotel
u Enod oer, Furnished " "a su.sfiy s,ry..
and vii BE- found AZ Al ilnes Tasis ~ srsvsd
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