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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22
: IoTrrR WIG GUN SPIKED!

The Wbig. upon The authority OF The Moone
Advertiser a sails The Administration ioi u''-
,n;ss;n, from the service Capt Fatio Of me feVe-
nue. cutter Walcoll, "lor The strange e''"e " .
striek obcdic,.ee 10 orders" The circ"'',
cited are that Capt. F. refused to comply WV"
the request OF MIR. HabeIsham, The Deafe, u WV
prorosaI Of peace 10 Mexico, 10 convey nun ~
Vera Cruz-lhe Captain having been NE" "I'eN
never 10 leave his district, without posi''.c oa"e
fror, WASHINGTON or The Collector at Moohe'-
The Wing adds - h,s
"For thus obeyins orders, however, nc 20" an
been summary dismissed from .iie se. 49,. fnro-
&C, which The Mobile Advertiser denounes, W r
nsr,, II The facts are correctly staed,) as lyidu
pical and unwarranled by the usases Of inc se'
vice" s,.,-
II urns oul that The facts are not correctly s'a'-
ID and that the Wing papers at Mobile and IN
Richmond have raised mighty tempest III :"
teapot." Yesterdays Southern man oHhss 10
the following virtual retrart OF Inc mobile Aa,
v,r,ser. The Wing must have mlsconstfueo
Tho Advertisers first artlcle-for The lailer says
,ba, !, never asserted that the dismissal oil CaP''
Pa,io was mol juslifablc. But here is The expla-
nation Of The original author OF The charge o..
! "ryranny," SC. lis language, though faint anu
forced, substantially exculpales The Government
from blame The Parlhan fling al The "reco-
lec,ons of Tippecanoe and Tyler too" is as ao-
sud as it is directly in the teeth OF its previous
admission
CAPT. FArIo AaAlN-The notice we TOOK IN
our last Of this gentleman's dismissal, will per-
haps after due course OF time bring oui some
Thing TO satisfy the public, that that DISMISSAL
summary as il appeared 10 be, was Jnslihao'e:I
We have never asserted 10 the contrary Al
though our former remarks have called out 4
statement from the Custom House IN inns place,
We regret that this card is not more explicit.
The public is still unadvised oil The cause OF
Capt.. rs dismsson, and Of The grounds that JUS
tilted so summary process. We are still curl
Gus 10 know from headquarters (Washlnston) y
the recollection of "Tippecanoe and Tyler too"
had not something 10 do with this singular reno.
val. But here is The note we received yesterday
from The Custom House in this city.
To The Editors Of The Advertiser:
An article published in your paper OF last
Saturday in relation 10 Capt. Falio, late OF The
Revenue marine service, contains statements or
insnualions which are nnfounded in fact. As
you have evidently been imposed upon il is but
Justice to make The correction.
CHAS. J. FOX. Deputy Collector.
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THOS. e. CIIAS. ELLIS
IMPORTERS AND DEALths

IMPORTERS AND DEALEKs =, -, rpY
DRY GOODS HARD WARE y 90 '-'''
No. LOG MAN STREET s, :,
TIAVE in Store, and are now iec ,'..s,T,
IL the barque Phoenix and snip "a In b
from Liverpool, and BY various afnva,s T.. ~, s,
North, an unusually large and te>lfaor ..11, +,
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, su'e '.,, 10
the Fall trade, 10 which they invite NE ~. >,
OF Merchants. These Goods have oeen P,... !.
a, a erea, reduction from former prices -, a..
be offered at a small advance sep = =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22
FoR THE ENQUIRER.

For THE ENQUIRER.
To The Democratic Voters Of the Senatorial D,S-
h1ci composed ~ the counties Of Sp0asyranl8'
Car0l1ae and Esser:
AS we have been represented in The Senate Tor
several years past by Wing, think il is Tune
for US 10 be looking out for man OF Democratic
principles 10 represent US for the next term In
looking over the district, see no one better SUIT.
ed Tor that station than Austin Nj. Tribe. OF Es-
sex-though not personally known 10 many OF US,
we all know him by reputation.
In conclusion, would suggest the propriely OF
holding Convention, al some central point, some
time in the month of October or November
SPOTTSYLVANIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22

D ECElVED per Express, Al he Cheap r.
IL LEGATION Depot, No. !, llh SIRE, snPcn
assortment OF Lihograph Eneragius~ nat 90
mol be equaled BY any in i,ichmoni-ior Sa'e
the dozen or hundred extremely low. As, a.
pcrior lot OF Frames.
Weekly Papers received: Boston Sar y
York Herald, Philadelphia Saturday Couris' 2
cts Saturday Post, d. els; Gazette, &, q I.
limore Saturday Western Continent, ., = y
sitter, 8, cts.; Sun.
The subscriber has also constantly ~ bar
large assortment Of superior Novels, Maset''
Almanacs, and Toy Books. Also, Tobaoc. :
gars, &c.
The subscriber has also been appoin'r'' ~
Tor The Baltimore Iris and Odd Fellow NJ
Terms-Sl so per annum.
Sept. 22-lt J. r. McGLENAN, AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22

ar Rev X. ID. DAyENPORT'S Lecture on South
eastern ASIA appointed for Friday, the lth September,
has been postponed TO Wednesday evening, the Odd
September, nj 8 O'Clock.
cal Instruments &c, will he shown by Mr. Davenport.
or Tickets To he had AT the door. Price IS cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22
DESIRABLE FARM For SALE.

offers for sale the very desirable Farm which he
resides generally known Harris Bottom. The Tract
contains ,232 acres, of which 500 good bottom
land, in as high state OF Improvement any Farm In
Virginia. lying in compact form Immediately along the
North River, AT all times navieable for small bateauI
and eight miles from James River. The neighborhood
healthy Intelligent md away from all resorts for dis
spaon, and within short ride Of Lexington, with It's
hoursng Literary Institutions. The Farm is capable
Of yielding between and 600 barrels Of corn year.
tobacco in proportion, and may be converted into
Stock Farm or a dstillery may be conducted BY any
disposed, with much profit any where, there
being every convenience the Farm for The purpose
long credit will be gwen if desirable by securing the
purchase money with interest Address the subscriber,
postage paid ! Lexington, Virginia.
Semi o2-cwaw WILLIAM A, READ.
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WORCESTERSHIRE ACCEPTED.

We are grali6ed 10 learn that Lieut.; Gilhem
OF The U. S. Army has accepted The Proie> sor-
ship Of Tactics in the V. Nj. Institute. Lieut.;
G. graduated with distinction al West Point, and
uniles with The accomplishments OF the soldier
those OF The gentleman and scholar. tie was
enga ged in the battles Of The 9Th and gin oil May
last on the Rio Grande-l Valicu Star.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, or
RAJ 'pI,M0RI.

BALTIMORE
FACULTY or TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
PROFESSOR ]. 4. :. MONkuR, NJ. H., Theory and
! Practice of Medicine
Professor f. FOREMAN. NJ. D., Chemistry.
GHAS. ~ GIBSON, VI. ID Surgery
/" n. Wilson, " d., Therapeutics and aa
terra Medica.
VT. LEONARD, NJ. D., Anatomy
WIN. II. STOKES, ". D., Obstetrics and Me
dcal jurisprudence.
WAKEMAN BRlARLY, ". d. Demonstration Of Ana
tony.
The Annual Course of Lectures will commence On
The last MONDAY III October next, and continue four
months.
Fees for a full Course Of Lectures, S9
Naturalization Zee, ,
Diploma lee, ~
demonstrators fee snpona,l ~
Student. Of Medicine can b- received a. Boadrrs 10
apartments attached Ia the Hospital.
Address all communications 10
Baltimore, Sept. 22--ctt L. FOREMAN, Dean.
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We have no room to-day Tor further details OF
tic news by the Cambria received last night
Wehave the important intelligence developed in
The debate in The House OF Lords that Mr.
PaEenham The British Minister al Washington,
has been instructed to offer The mediation Of his
Government, with a view 10 The settlement olour
difficulties with Mexico.
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCllAH.
AND OTHERS.


GREAT REDUCTION At PENlTENTIARS sTot1
TIME subscriber by a late order q NJ b,e'
i is low able 10 oiler, a, srealy lei4''
prices,
5000 yards heavy double ,wilei kersel'
Negro mems clothing.
1000 yards plain and striped Linsey', i9' y
gro womens clothing.
IN .S,orc, for FIJI purchasers,
300 heavy ready made kef>cy Coats.
200 pair ready made kcr>ey Pants.
5000 pair BROGUES, with a large as
ment Of coarse and tine Shoes, equal to any 10
market 4
two horses with cart and wagon Hainess 70 n
,ions.
Warranted AXES-very superior
Also, Wheat Fans, RelriseIatof>, Wa'd.a'''
and Furniture OF dittereat kinds
For sale, al Penientiary, a very supeieGl a. Z.
Gle 'of BURR MILL STONES, WAooN'
DRAYS, CARTS, &c, Sc. ,...,,
The above are offered on very accoAh" -
terms. and purchasers wouddo ~e.. y 'd'' = i
penitenliary, or at The Store, on ...,,,
JAS. c. SPOTTS, AsL Penl.t,nlpd y, H.. !,
No. ., 18th street, leading 10 May -
Sept. gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
SIIaS Merchants

lust RECEIVED a large supply of Ia a
y WinterCloihins, consisting Of Goats, Pa
Vests Of The latest style, and selected with =
care and manufactured expressly Tor this Nd
by myself, and will guarantee 70 sell a
as any house in The State. A who are III ".
Of The above articles would do well 10 give n.
call.
N. B.-Also, fine assortment Of SHAKE
switch and Angola Under Shirts and Da1ef.-
very desirable article; also, fine o u Far
Articles, such as Crava,s, Scars, Su-Peli.
Ties, and Shirts, Bosoms, Collars &c, s.. a
Sept - Id Main Stree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22

Among the passengers that sailed on wednes-
day last in the steamship Britannia from Boston
for Liverpool, we notice the name OF R. Barnwell
Rheu, Esq, member of Congress from South
Carolina
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TO THE PRESENT PRI
MARY SCHOOL SYSTEM.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE


CoPIES Of the act Of 5,l March last, "amendng the
~ present Primary Schoo System" accompanied by
circular letter. and an analysis OF the contents Of SAID
act, were transmitted by mail, under cover 10 The
Clerks Of The Courts and The Treasurers Of the School
Commissioners Of the several countless and Of the cor
porae towns and cities of the State represented IN the
Legislature. for the information and government -"
said Courts and School commissioners" These packa-
yes were directed the Post Offices, NJ the respective
Court Houses the lh and 18th August last, and the
postage them nGs pad here.
AS the provisions uf the act mentioned take effect
the Isl October next, and immediate action on them
will tlen Indispensable the particular attention
of Justices of the Peace and School Commissioners Is
called To the subject, with n request that If the clrc'-
lar and documents above mentioned should not have
rearlIed their hands, they will please make application
for them nj the proper post Offices, and il not found
there inform me that fact and additional copies Will
be Immediately forwarded.
BROWN, ia, 2d Auditor aud
Superintendent OF the Literary Fund.
0-y- The following papers viii please publish thr
above week for two weeks, and transmit their
accounts for the same TO me for payment: Lynchhuig
vmginian Abingdon Banner Charleston IA R-punli-
cam and Wheeling Times. J. b., JR., 2nd Aud.
Sept. l5-cw2w
9|j- Wing requested 10 cory as above
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We invite attention 10 The eloquent and appro-
priac resolutions OF the people OF King & Queen,
in honor of the memory of the lancnled Dew
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20, P. NJ.
There was considerable demand for Flour and
grain yesterday, and the market closed with an up
ward tendency.
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VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR


u ENG bound for Texas, shall offer for sale, pr
ID yately, until the first day of October next. my
Farm-CASTALIA. Ifnot sold before then I will Of
fer il on thai day, D the highest bidder.
This Farm consists Of $40 acres, 100 Of which is
and faIlow land, prepared for seeding, lying on the
road from Charlottesville TO Gordonsye, and joining
the farms OF Capt James Terrell and DR.. Thomas w.
Meriwether. The soil s rich, and we'll watered. Be-
ing in the midst of wealth and refinement, few places
can offer greater attractions TO persons wishing To pur
chase. invite all persons interested TO come and see
for themselves or write 10 my
WILLIAM l.. CRAVEN.
Amer the sae OF my land, Will offer all Of my Crops,
OF every description, Stock, and Plantation Tools.
Sent o2-ctds w l.. C.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Amendment Office, Sept. 10, 1910.
Sir: Yours OF the 10Th inst, enclosing ~ ~
newspaper or extra, lfahheu " '"e
art, has been received. IS c,raress
Under IN. provisions of an act OF Congress-
entitled "a az, 10 reduce The rates OF postage,
10 limit The use and correct the abuse oil Inc
ing privilege. and Tor The prevent II OF I,auus
on the Post Office Department" approved MaIcn
2 laa5 members OF Congress, delegates from
Territories the Secretary OF the Senate, ana Clelh
of The House OF Representatives, may uansn in.
free OF postage public documents printed oy p'usi
of either House oil Congress curing heir oiiioa,
term. Toenabe The postmaster 10 de'efnline .aS
character OF such packages '"ey mus -
"Public Documents.
They NAV send and receive tree oil postage any
letter, newspaper or packet, not exceeding TWO
ounces in weight, during the session OF Congress-
and for . neriod of thirty days before the COM
mencemfnt and thirty days alter The termination
Of each session. Such members OF Congress &cr
may lrank ,ry;De,s letters from themselves during
The whole wear. as authorized by an act oil March
2, 1888. They may also reeeiue leaefs, not CA.
ceedipe ,wo ounces in weight free ol postage
during The recess OF Congress. Inns Goes ~"
embrace newspapers, pamphlets or priniea speeeM-
cs, sent as SUCH but should be coniined 10 ie'eis
either written or prln'eui ou' 'ie iie"' ~ -
leels free Of postage, under The provisions oil Inc
last clause of he slh section OF the ACT OF March,
1915 must he strictly confined 10 crittcn letters,
and moi made 10 embrace any printed matter
whatever. The law is plain and explicit, and
admit, of 70 other construction. The enclosed
package cannot be transmitted free OF postage
under the frank OF The member, and, as il is seal
ed it is subject 10 letter postage, but, i opened al
The office OF its delivery, il may be charged WIN
Iega postage, according 10 its conlenls.-lSee
Reg. 1879.
Very respectfully, your obedien'servanl,.
w. J. BROWN,
ID Asst Postmaster General.
[The Wing says, that The above opinion was
dawn out "in order 10 arrest the ranking oil The
great speech Of Mr. Stewart of Pa. on The Tariff
the effects Of which the Administration seems TO
fear more than the garrison al Fort Brown dld
the bomb.shells of the Mexicans. We are not
surprised that The Second Assistant Postmaster
General has been induced 10 veto lis circulation.
But the Wing does not deny that The Second
ASSISTANT Postmaster has strictly carried out me
law and, when called upon, was bound 10 give
The opinion. Moreover, does not the prohibition
extend 10 anli-Tarifi as we'll as Tariff documents!
EngulT.l
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prices, and superior TO the imported article. Country
merchants are invited 10 call aud examine these
Combs, Al No 40 South Calvert, corner 81 Lombard
street. Baltimore. JOHN P. E. STANLEY.
Baltimore, Sept 22-c2t
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE & CO., Rich
1'I mond, Virginia.
For this Evrnine-S26, 0O0 5000, 1000 1900, 2,Jno
1876, ~ Of l,25U, 70 Of 1000. 7e Nos. 10 drawn
Ticket. S..
Also $1,000, 600, 600 900 500, 20 of 400, &c.
70 Nos Is drawn. Tickets 50 50.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 80
drawn 18Th September-S60, 100 Capital
80 SIS ] II "a - 81 50 u 10 IL IL.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass $50:
50 IA 10 60 AZ Is Is 1T Al 81 81 81
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery. Class 215
65 10 10 a. oG "a s. II 66.
Ticket Nos. 7 II &c, a small Prize, SOLD and paid by
Sept - PURCELL.
HoyT's PRIZE oFF!cE.-Drawing Of New Jrr-
L sry Lottery, Class Y:
10 ~ ~ 4s 70 AZ 81 CO 81 &C IS.
Drawing Of Lecsburg Lottery, Glass a:
II ~ 5 10 81 Is - - ~ "a IL 81 j..
Ticket Nos 10 20 "a, Capital Prize, sold by OfT.
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery Class rs:
81 II % 60 - Is Il 80 - So
Ticket Nos 8 81 s. Capital Prize, sold by l0YT.
Drawing Of SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, Glass lis
10 ~ & IS 20 IS 26 Is 69 - 81 i5.
100000 10000, 5000, II prizes Of 1000, 30 Of $40
81 of 1000. &c, &C. Capitals for to-day. Splendid
Scheme. Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 80
Packages for sale the usual terms nn O'Clock, Al
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Sept - M. : Exchange.
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Schr. Exile, Fox, Philadelphia.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls--Arriyci bar,,. )
THAN, Wilislon, from New Orleans. 81. :.
rah Frances, Wells, and Annaxan. B,J +.
Richmond ~ "a
The Henry Clay, Capt Hickman ~, :
ginia, has experienced heavy weather !, j.. 4
Northeast gale, which blowe: away ,e,e>. - 4
ried away fore shiouds, and s;are,. ,a,.n =
from The deck. On The 18th ms. r,c,,ts 49,
captain and crew lin all Gve mem out ., - - y
boat belonging 10 the schr. Victoria, Fa,kir.r..
from Richmond, bound to Charleston Urn !
Of coal; the V. had sprung leak in he la.r =.
on the Sth and 9th; she sunk in - minu!e> =.
leaving her. The r. &. on lie 18Th. la i s.
long. 10 10, boarded brig Josephine, .. Rican
di.masled and abandoned; had been boan.
her sails and running rigging we're taken x.
one anchor; took her in ,ow !or several
but coming on 10 blow, had 10 Il, q II b.
18th, of Cape Haueras saw TWO SHIPS t,>r.,.
Ell, steering for New York-one had hcrt.,.
mainiopmas, gone, the damage % The s.b4.
could not Distinguish, She was - is- s
Also, schooner with gan ,op>ai SCI III !.
foresail, her mainsail Torn. bound il New +
LIVERPOOL, Aug, 2j-Arti.el. ua,Q.@
from Virginia.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL
ARRIVED
RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER y.

Boat Thomas W. Bordurani :. Guer..
with 20 tons mdse. from New Canon il i
Harris, VIM. y. Gibson, ana Sheppau 4 v
hanson.
CLEARED,
James Madison, VIM. Tompsin., wa q (,
mdse. for Scousville and lynchbnfg.
Boat Lewis ID. Crenshaw, L. o. Alae,>
with 81 ions mdse. for Lynchbus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22
SANDS, SARSAPARILLA.


ms 10 the value Of Sands sarsapara Is from tit
Rev. Luther Wright, aged sevrntysix years, Pastor o.
the coppre pational Church OF W0bnrn, Mass:
WosuRS, Mass, March 3Cth, 1896.
Gentlemen: From what have experienced ana
from The information have recently received from
number Of persons of high responsibility, who have
used your sarsapara, have not the least doubt but
that il Is valuable medicine, and that the hume
ros certificates you have received of lis eflcacy are
fully sustained BY experiences and although ITS rrpnta
on and utility ARE very extensive and stand in need
OF nv humble efforts to increase them want all who
afflicted by dlsease To become acquainted with the
efficacy and power OF your valuable medicine
Yours, LUTHER WRIGHT.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
may he obtained of agents gratis.
n,n''1 ~ al sold wb"s9SBgd BIrr,.:s and
Chemists Granite Buildings, No -, Broadway, corner
Of Chambers street, New York. Sod, also, hy DUvAL
< PURCELL, Agents. Main street. Richmond, Va
Price, 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.. Sept. -
FACTS TO DE REMEMBERED-That Consump-
ton almost always produced by cold that might ea
ally be cured. That Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
will cure any Cough or Cold, no matter Of how long
standing That the miIder form Of Consumption Itself
is also cured by this Basam. That IL il conceded hy
many lawyers, cergymen and physicians, that this
Balsam has been elalled for efficacy in all aztec
iions OF the Lungs and Liver. That
oice IN the possession Of good health who, but for this
ialram WOULD have been in their graves-having her
given up die by their friends and ply Above
ALL remember that this invaluable medicine has been
initiated under various names, and that DR.. Utsiars
genuine Bs,am IF Jtd Cherry only be relied
GRE IL has been warranted TO cure Asthma IN every
slare-what no physician has ever achieved-and has
never been known TAIL For delicate health In young
females il stands unrivaedas il does for all diseases
OF this climate
None genuine without the written signature Of l..
Butts.
ny- fresh supply Of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand and for sale by
sent p GaYNOR Il WOOD. Druggists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22

The New York papers say that Mr.. J. l.
O'Suivan, former editor OF the New York Morn.
ing News, will be the Secretary of Legation a The
British Court.
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Tar FRANKING PRIVILEGE.
Der 0rrics DEPARTMENT,

We give below letter from The Second AS
ss,an, Postmaster General, in relation tolhis suo-
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For RENT.

ID II. TAYLOR has just lcceivet--
i The Palo Alto Grand Military Val
The Emerald, a brilliant Walk, by Hume
The Season Wales, La Louisiana v.
by Dut,on
Bohemian Air (durul by cxcrny
Air Espasno, by Henri tiez
What Enchanimenl,' Tor The Guitar
The Levell.r, b. Barry Cornwall
The Horned Civil, rs do.
Call al The Piano Warehouse an Nlu' ,
loon, 100 Main street, opposite The Banks.
Sept. -
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TTURPIN's oFFICE.-Drswing Of Sussex County
/ Lottery, No. LIE, September l9:
Ia 43 IS 50 IS 90 Is SO % 81 46.
Half Ticket Nos. 10 IS 46, Capital. sold and paid
bv TURPIN ::
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Class D. Sept. IS
q IS 6 Sc 81 10 81 Is 70 81 y u 81.
Today-s3O, 600 Capital. Tickets $40. For sale at
Semi. 22 TURPIS'S OFFICE.
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AMERICAN CURRy.cOMRs

THE subscriber, Agent for the Manufacturers is
i prepared to supply country merchants with any
quantity Of AMERICAN CURRY COMBS, At less
prices, and superior TO the imported article. Country
merchants are invited 10 call aud examine these
Combs Al No. 46 South Calvert corner III Lombard
street, Baltimore. JOHN P. +. STANLEY.
air Ser
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MARINE JOURNAL,
70 RT OF RICIIM 0Np.
Hlnh WAFER ri, a..

ARRIVED.
Schr. Edward, Baker, Boston.
Schr. jersey Oak, Rogers, New Y.rk ).
Victor & Hyneman. s.
Schr. John Wesley, HarYey, Troy
Schr. Dorchester, Moore, New Yofk
Schr. Heroine, Graham, New York
Schr. VIM. l., Lively, York Rive
schr. Independence, Ker1an, Norfolk
Steamer Pocahonas, Hollassheat Ra,;,-
SAILED,
Schr Eyiia L,ay ph;i-4.trL.
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The Pensacola Gazette Of the 18th inst. says:
"The U. S. frigate Potomac, Capt. Aulick, arri-
we'd here ON Wednesday last. The only news we
learn by her was the capture OF Bremen Brig
by The u. S. schr. Flirt in attempting 10 run in
to Vera Cruz, after having been warned of three
days previous by the U. S. brig Somers She
had cargo of Silks, &c, valued al $4,000.
"The q. S. steamship Princeton, Capt. En-.
gle, arrived here yesterday morning, bringing
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DEATHS.

J. NJ. JEFFRiEs, Secretary.
- City papers requested 10 copy.