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Internal Improvement C0nven-
ton at Oxford, M. G.. s@t

A T the recent Convention held at Charlotte
N C. House. Va, it was agreed by its friends
that Convention Of those friendly to the I'm
provement Of the Navigation of the Roanoke,
Dan and Staunton rivers, to be composed Of
delegates from the counties and towns in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, interested in said i'm
prevement, will he held in she town Of Oxford
Granville county, n. G., on Tuesday the Bird of
November next. his hoped numerous Delega-
ton will be sent, and that the Stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation company will also attend.
$50 --------..~>--~--~-- #@ *z# zs
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American says. " tina,
at this very hour. special agent OF this
Government is on his wav 10 Mexico.
with a prapesiliaa from the President to
produce a settlemen, Of our difficulties
that Mr.. Black, our Consul at Mexico.
who has been suffered to remain there
irom the integrity and inoffsnsiveness OIL
Ibis character, has somrnunlca,ed 10 the
ln.pas,Eens el State, That come Of ths
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EAR RIED,

In Camden, No., on the OH ult., by the Rev.
Peter Williams. Mr. Dawn 7. BAIS, late Of this
county, to Miss P1knsE BROwS, daughter Of
Mr.. Maintains Brown. *~@
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fNE- A Tsnfssxsne Merting Ein Be ! Il |
- .; Gseea sfHnrs an ths Seisrssy -
iare lie 6r.a sCnSay u s-Fsent~F nezL sexe-
nal a5drosss err sHTnsse1; and Il - hoFsl laers
msil b. large attendance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

We learn from me New York papers
that Wm. NJ Price. Gate uai,ed States
ATTORNEY ior the District of New fors.
whose suicide has been already rseH,io's-
ed, killed himself in a pislol-gallery by
shooting pistol-ball through the centre
OF his forehead~ .t.r,a.,r ~r4 -..s..
Mr.. Price was fifty-nine years Of sge.
and was Distrirl Attorney of the United
States for the New York District, under
General Jackson, for eight years. He
was a man of commanding ,a'enss, and
in his day ranked among TIE first erimi-
nal law yers Of the country, having been
engaged in nearly All al the most iIpor-
tanl criminal trials Of the day. lie leas es
a wife and large family {, leplore his
death, which, in letters lcft behind him,
he attributes to peeuniary difficulties and
the prospec, of Starvation Of himself and
family. caused in part. as3he says, bS hav'
ing los, meeey by thousands who not on
iy did not repay il, bet treated his cia'n'
upon them with neglect and contempt
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We see il siaicd that G. r. Miller, who
killed X. 5. Snsad, one Of the volunteers.
rerenily al Nieksburg. has been tried BY
4 coarl martial. condemned and shot.
~f 49, Tfnn. Dcmaerai.
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NOrE. - Catawba (a) votes with Lincoln Z;
Mcdowell (b) with Burke; Union (c) with An
'ca and Mccklcnburg, ..-.....-
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Tie .iearned bluksmiil." NJ. Elihu
Burnt. continues 10 excite much stienii01
in England. lie has been leeluring sue
etssfIlly in MsnshesieE.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having is;ermirsd 10 Feneve
Il to the west, will oiier for sa.s. or THURSDAY
the Goth day OF Angus, next, the flaniation On
which he now resides, four miles ives; of Iiills-
borough, containing 40 acres Of laid. ]; -
well.wa;ercd, with five or six nsverfs;iinz springs;
is in ,olerably good repair; has OF il comforts
bic Dwelling House, and ell necessary oul-Bui!-
dings; and also very good hill, with one Esir
Of stones.
VIII also sen q, fle sane time, all his Esock Of
Cows, Hogs and sheep, Corn, Hay, Oats, und
Wheat, Household sud Kitchen Furniisre, and
Farming Utensils.
Twelve months credit will be given; bond end
security required. For the land more EXTENDED
credit viii be given, if required.
p. 8. Should sale Of the PsantatiOa not "a
effected, the Mill and Plantstion will both be rsns-
cd cut for one year.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
July IS. "a
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SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS

"The Charleston Volunteers" impa-
Iienl Of delay and eager Cor the dulles Of
the camp, have made direct and earnest
appeal to The SECRETARY Of " ar TO be pla-
cs,l in any position where they could have
The privilege of serving their couniry.-
The head Of the War Department, how
ever, is moi arahorlzed 10 accept them, and
from the language used. il Is Fair 10 pre-
sumo Mat the Sotth Carolina troops will
not be called1Ets active servire, unless
some new feaiaret should presen, them,
selves in tie conduct Of our present IN
vasion of Mexico. We express this ePIn'
ion with view I'd lis effect on lle future
course Of The yohng patriots who bave
pruminenlly stepfd forth al call of the
country 10 bear AIMS in her defence. Ii
many cases, we have reason to believe
sheir arrange nents have been. made will
| reference 10 mohemasy calf To the field
---r:ader present clrsaAstances, We think
they are fairly released from any obllga
ti0n that would inierlere with their us,sa
avocatioas of life. Is far as business mat
lers are concerned stgg -s2sss - ~
h. Charleston Courier.
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Maine Senator.-A rsmonstranee to
the U. S. Senate against the election Of
James w. Bradbury, as Senator from
Maine. has been. signed by So members
of the uoase of Representatives of that
State and served upoa Mr.. Bradbury. -.
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Adjournment OF consresz.-Ths
fEsi sssziaa e IL asa cslges rs Lxoaghi q
q doss - Mondsy. he Ioth int q II oie.sek,
hating issoa IS asys. q . cos . IL nstoa q
sIss600l Tkoaga lhr DsmosEalis parry haEs
40 suocsodel n Lxiaging or thrr uhale haach
ofe1perlarhls. yss snOpgh haSs been hsirhsd q
Plssue he nstion 81 ysan % cons. TIE Pee
pc. ne DIM. xiR fnd b experience. dat he
DsmorEatic mrasares q he 2ssh cOnsraa azs
irdisfaI q mseA mis<hiefso ne country.
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Willie p. Mangum.-Ths phaa,iet-
phia North American nssices This gentle-
man in the following complimentary man.
ner, which we endorse with all our heart:
RI ..~ -..a 81. Pet. mfel.
"SENAroR MANoUM. may he doubt
ed whether our councils boast q more
faithful. fearless and efiicien, champion OF
the right than Mr.. Maneum Of the SEN
ATE. His course has won the heart Of the
country. throughout the session. one
Of the most momentous in our annals, he
has been among the foremost in the asser-
ton Of sound principles aud the advoca.
cy OF just measures; and wliiles be has
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Goods at First Cost.
A 8 am eescrmiasd 70 close my Mercsalils
n BusiI.sss. ! now osseE. and viii sci. ny
Entire Stock Of Goods
az First C0sf,

WITHOUT ANF FHAEGF FOX EI-
PEASES Whatever
Ny stOck consists of manv assirshle Goods s,is-
allie to Tie present end apSoArhinE sIason. VIZ:
Cloths, cassimrEes. gessings. KsniDcky Janss.
Satlneis. Hats aud Shoes; aisos variety IL fash.
ipnabIe Goods Cor Ladies. as csshmsrs. hOuklin
dc Lain. Grsduated Robes, Lawns. Musiins. Ca
licOes. BSnbsls. Ribbons. AniicihlE. Slippers. Of
he hlest siyle; also handsome sssos;mehi #
QueenswsTe. . few Lad lamps, q variety Of
School Books, u, Of Castings &C.; and many
ether articles Too tedious u mention, al Of which
viii be sold a. above stated.
CT An persons indstsei 10 me will please call
and Close iheiT accounts.
II. NICHOLS.
August Is. d.
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4 TIE nal y General Gains wss hsvsshs % .
rss-e % Nonasy. ti< I0,h instant, and nc del.
son 0f ths Eourt : 10 b. forwarded . he Wa
DsfsIla.rHi. What the decision i. says he Pc.
tersburs InirlEgrncsr. ne Do NO knO@. bal Wc
presume 4 viii - an arquilsL
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- Eas.xLsars i - -. ,I~1I
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PAM .JoSEs, Sec. pro tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-07

I'm XII flh0l1SlA.
THE ninth Winter Session the Medical De-
L parnens Of Hamrden Sydney College will
commence in Richmond on the last MONDAY
in October, (lhe 26lh,) and continue until the last
OF February following.
JOHN CULLEN, M. D.. Prof Of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
A. L. WARNER M. D., Prof. OF Surgery.
+. w. CHaMBERLAYsE, Nj. d., Prot. vi Thera-
peutics and Materia Medica.
R. L. BonANNAN, NJ. D., Prof Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
S. MaUpIN, M. D., Prot. of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
and Physiology.
The COLLEGE BUILDING, rivalling in beauty,
commodiousness and convenience, any similar
structure in eur country, has been completed,
and offers TO the student advantages in The prose-
cu,ion OF his preparatory studies, which hitherto
the Faculty was unable 10 prefer TO him The
College Intirmary has been in full operation Tor
The past year, and has furnished more frequent
oppouunities to witness the lesser and more i'm
portant surgical operations than any Hospital in
the u. States. Independent Of the surgical cases,
the student can constantly find interesting cases
illustrating the various diseases Of The South, with
The treatment which experience has thoroughly
tested. The City Aims House is under The charge
of one Of the faculty, and Wilt open 10 The medl-
cal Glass for clinical instruction. The facilities
for studying practical anatomy and operative
surgery are unsurpassed. Physicians 10 The coun-
try' and others, who do not receive The Catalogue
for the present year, which will be issued during
this month, (Jaly) will please send their names
and post.ofiice (post-paid) 10 The Dean.
AUG. L. WARNER, M. D.,
july Dean of the Faculty.
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Erj,,,,.phanf Success {.

PROOF UPON PROOF THAT THOMPSON's COM
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTllA
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A FEW Of the cures effected in the vicinity Of Phila
n delpha given below:
K. Evans Fayrlte street, near Arc cured OF Chronic
Cough, violent Pam III lie Breast. difhcuit Dreaming
&c by three bottles.
Phiip BoGen, Tuckenon, n. j., cured Of profuse
splitting Of Blood, from rupture of blood vessel IN the
Lungs.
Washington Mack, Charlotte street, near George,
wonderful cure of confirmed Consumption; was IN
dying when he took the first dose Cure attestsd
by Mrssrs. Jos. Winner, David Nickers and Hugh Nc
Gney. highly respectable citizens.
Jane Perry; distressing Of Chronic Bronze hits,
cured by seven bottles. Lives at l23 Spruce street
Mary liancy, A. Spruce street, cured of Consumption
of The Lungs. This is 4 remarkable case.
Hannah Hewitt Mary street, cured Of Consumption.
Sarah Jane Adams rs South Fourth street, cured Of
disease Of the Lungs AMI Liver Complaint having tried
IN before Alderman Buckley.
Henry Myers, Carlisle, Pa; cured Of Consumption,
pronouncsd ncurable by his physicians; used six bot
ties.
j. j. Chamberlain 8 Csrberry street. Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Night swsa,s &c Cure afhrmed 10 before
John Swirl, Mayor Of Philadelphia.
The proprietor asks for fair trial OF his medicine as
hs is convinced /, has equal in all Pulmonary Dis
cases.
Prepared only by S. P. Thompson, North East
corner 9Th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia, au-
thorized agents.
CELL. General Agents; in Petersburg by c. Cor
ling & Co; in Norfolk by NJ. A. Santos; IN
I.yrchburg BY John II. Seay; in Fredericksburg
by Or. James Cooke and C. Ii. Hunt; in Farm
vile by DR.. VIM. II. Chappell. July
TRESu Bermuda Arrow Root
L New Crop Turkey Opium
Sulphate Quinine
Powdered Turkey Rhubarb
Root do do
Hydriodale Potass
Russia Isinglass
For sale by DUvAL & PURCELL,
July Druggists, lat Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-07
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

TIME instinct oi animals more direct in lis ope-
L ration than the reason Of man, teaches them
what vegetables 10 ca; and which IL avoid. But
mere instinct can 90 no iarlher-it cannot i'm
prove upon the discovery. II belongs 10 enlight-
ened reason 10 elaborate, 10 improve, 10 perfect
that which it has discovered. Sands Sarsaparil-
la is an exempliication OF The wonderful efficacy
which intellect, through the medium OF scientific
research and philosophical experiment, may de-
velop in the preparation Of a medical root. In
all scroiuous diseases, in every disorder orisi-
mating in diseased condition the vita element
and how large proportion OF all diseases do
these classes comprchcnd.- this well known spe-
cific is held to be inlaliible in lis effects. When
all other practice has iailed-whcn The exhibition
Of every other variety OF medicine which
skill or hope suggested has proved useless, Sands
Sarsaparia has in numberless instances wrought
a speedy and radical cure.
For further particulars, and conclusive evil
dence OF lis superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets, which may be obtained OF agents gratis.
s-T Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail.
and for expectation, by A. B. Il ID. SANDS
Druggists and Chemists, Granite Building, No.
10 Broadway, corner Of Chambers street, New
York, sold, also, BY DUVAL g. PURCELL,
Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va. Price, 81
per bottle or six bottles for S.. July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-07
BY wellington Goddin, Auc.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
7fOSt Valuable Real Estate

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
: FLUVANNA.
virtue OF a decree ~ the Court OF Hastings OF
ID the city of Richmond, pronounced on the 10th
May, 1916, in suit in chancery therein pending,
styled Libby against Allegro" &c., the under
signed, the commissioners thereby appointed will
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, upon the premi
ses, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July next,
commencing al o'clock in The afternoon, The real
estate lying in the city Of Richmond, Of which
w. Allegro died seized and possessed, and refer
red TO in the proceedings Of said suit. II con-
sisis of LOT situated on the north side of Frank
lin, between 18th and 18Th streets, fronting OH
Franklin street 81 ieet, and running through Al
right angles 10 Grace street, on which il also
fronts 50 feet On this loi there are several Franz
ed Tencmenls, which rent Tor about $500, per
annum. The lot will be sublivded inlo4 small
er lots of % - feet EACH two of which front on
Franklin street, and TWO on Grace street, and
each run back l65 ice
And on Monday, the 9th day OF July next, at
Fluvanna Court House, (being court day The I'M
derSisned will expose 10 sale BY public auction
the trac, OF land Of which w. Allegro died seized
and possessed, situated on the waters Of Machunk
Creek, containing 200 acres more or less
TgRMs-One fourth in cash; balance in equal
instalmen,s, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months, carrying interest from day OF sale; The
purchasers giving bonds, with approved personal
security for the credit payments Of the same, and
title 10 be withheld until the last instanent is paid
JOSEPH MAYO,
HENRY l.. BROOKE
w. GODDlN,
June I3-2awids Commissioners.
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Sfrattnss,s Office.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEEN TIL
~ STREET.
Let 1.-The world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRaTToS's the man.
Drawn Nos Of New Jersey, No. 81, June Both :
50 So So G2 81 As CT - 2s s..
Ticket Nos. SIS G. 60. another capital, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, 81, July Sd:
81 20 10 3 65 IS e. 9 SIS II 8 50 so
Whole Nos. 20 50 GS-Ticket Nos. 8 9 20,
s Q 50, and u 55-iour more Capitals sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware No. "a, july
7 % 27 IL "A 80 81 81 25 Ii "a 4S G2 IA.
Drawn Nos Of New Jersey, No. 62, July2
81 a 33 IL 5 81 10 70 2 If 81 8 So 80.
Ticket Nos. 5 ID 81, a small prize Of 81 500,
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawing of Lecsburg Lottery, No 81, July 6 ::
81 81 81 SIS ! 66 3 A. IA 3 Al % l6
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, DC, July 4lh.
rs 10 10 50 80 + ~ 81 81 81 IS 10 IS
Schemes for tho Week.
Drc,caag received cvsyy dav al 70'ciock, p. M.
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Tuesday-New Jersey Lottery, No. G3. Ca
pi,als $4,000, 5000, $500, 2,lf5, 1900, 10 Of
1900, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5; halves
, so; quarters %.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures, No. 81. Capitals.
$4,000 10000, $500, 1900 1894, Of 200,
SC. 10 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets SIS !;
halves . 80; quarters | 25.
10000 Dollars. 10000 Dollars!
Thursday-Ncw jersey Glass O.. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 10000 COCO, 5000 1900, 5000,
$500. % OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, - drawn. Tick
els 10 dollars; halves 5; quarters so.
1000 Dollars! 900 Dollars!
Friday -Aiunongalia, No. Is. Capitals: Si,-
600, 900, coo, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves so cts; quarters rs cts.
1000 Dollars! 900 Dollars
Saturday-(Drawing received by Sundays
maiD Sussex. Extra, No. 100. Capitals: S4,-
900, 1000, 600, &c. IS numbers, Is drawn
Tickets 81; halves SOC; quarters 25c.
Six Capitals of $4,000 Each
Monday morning = Alexandria, No. 81
Grand Capitals: Il Of $4,000, $500, 1910, 25
Of 1000. 80 Of 100, sc. 10 Nos, IL drawn
Tickets SIG halves 5; quarters so.
n. B.-Tickels in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs j. G Gregory & Co., tic Managers, for
sale at this Office, and on The same terms.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended IL, anddrawinss sent when re-
quesled Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
July Richmond. Va.
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Natural Bridge,

IN VIRGINIA, FOR SALE.
THIS great Natural Curiosity, with the Land and
i Buildings thereon, l. offered for sale.
The Natural Bridge ract Of land contains about 100
acres and has on Hotel, Mercantile Store House,
Blacksmith Shop and other buildings.
The Hotel is 20 feet length Two and three stories
h.h contains Is rooms, together wh comfortable ca
bin rooms adjacent. The mercantile house - sufficient
w large aud Snrnt, and i most desirable stand
for mercantile ratons The whole property rent
about 500 year, and possession can br given
immediately The present tenant of The hotel viii con
tlnur his lease Tor two years, At the option Of r
purchaser.
The Undersigned IL nov constructing, and VIII III
few days have IN operation, descending and ascend
ing ear, with such secure machinery and fixtures. that
yisteIs will be enabled 10 the bridge without the
labor If nding aud descending The old rugged path
wa, ard light tax OF twenty five cents upon tl- ten
thousand vSers who nrr now annually stopping IT the
horl, together with TIE permanent aud unrivard al
vaniages OF location makes II probably the most va
liable property In thr country Two OF the greatest
torouearrs in Virginia pass over II, and as there y
but one Natural Bridge III fr world, no future state oi
circumstances can raise up rival.
Persons desiring purchase will address themselves
TO Gen. &. +. DORMAN, Lexington, Va, who y fully
authorized Ia make sale Of the same.
The title 10 the above property i unquesilonab.,
having been patented 10 President Jefferson, and bought
by the undersigned from his Executor.
'June g-dS caaw6w JOEL LAKELAND.
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-rvaToR-R. NJ. T. HUNTER


Richmond Enquirers correspondent \ OK
r'fN With "A Virginian, another correspon-
NtGS ~, raper, in presenting the name oil Inc
len . /, T. Hunter as suitable person 70
ao' ~ Archers place in the U. ). Senate a.
sa?, IN II. q March next. - ,,..u
v y a., are willing to accord TO Mr.. aun'e'
wax =, our praise and respect for his Ial.
q ,s's ,,l,,,cal principles and his qual'lles OF
- a. s,srt ami would rejoice in his electlon
a. an ,,,.,Srra;ic party in the Legislature should
q = -. a. The candidate for Senator, YET We
sf, a -, hire is another individual VINO mas
re .aa' .n,erior claims to the office; that IN
~ ! A. a. lone much and suffered much Tor
'&'.' , -" Of The Democratic cause IN Tue
): ?s''n'' Sss never tal,ered, and has always
81 =" -, reach, battling against the enemies
50 - principles; and when defeated, raj
!, with renewed visor To do battle IN Inc
oas Sssr,s, nemocracy OF Virginia owe h'm
aus ~ .lec,ed to the u. :. Senate, he will
-.ia ~. 4, nron the State, and The party who
., M, .a,,v 10 Thcs. j. Randolph, who is known
v" ', non As a sterling Democrat, ana an aole
Ut me rights and interests OF the people.
'', - when a large portion OF those IN inns
y ~ n,o hal vo;ei for Mr.. Van Buren, Tor
sun p.,.'isucy. had fallen of from his support,
~, !; me Sub Treasury policy which he
...'....ie3 10 Congress for adoption, Colonel
:. .,.b s;,oi mistaken and unmoved, ana
49,. -, he couies, with scarcely 200 support
- inc Democratic party numbers IN Inc
r,wafls Of 700 voters. In 1910, when
=. n.,n5cra.ic party was, 10 all appearances
',.,,rr3,cd. MIR. Randolph buckled on his
y, ~ s,eoi IN the front rank battling Tor the
..,,l.s Of ms party; and 10 the Spring OF
- n aud Mr. Leake conquered the Wing
!. 4 lsemarle, and were sent 10 the Legisla-
Virginia. The course which Col. R. pur-
=; iurlng that session OF the Legislature, ele-
~ nm in he mind of every tgue-hearled Re-
: ar, and Tor which The Wings oslracised
- We alluic more particularly 10 The Bill
.,,-l lie Brought forward, supported and carried
,.h the Legislature, and which extricaled the
rom pecuniary embarrassments, and ele-
,ss her credit al home and abroad ard now,
ga Of being in debt, there remains surplus
a. Safe Treasury every year.
II i not our intention 10 give arguments why
II Randolph should be our next Senator; ne Is
,ogn as well as any man in the Stale, and none
uN his Democratic principles. and as proof
az assertion, we might point TO The undylns
meal opposition and hatred OF the Wing press
(. rauy against him. That he will be efficient
(. Useful, no man can doubi; and we hope tha
: Democratic party will consider his claims
lons the many other worthy Republicans who
n be presented tor their consideration, Tor tht
&c of United States Senator.
Ike our friends Of the Enquirer, tive desire L
a senator elected, who will have the conf
nee, and carry out The views OF the Democrat
"A y oil Virginia" 1--WE go for measures mol
a II Cha, loiiesriRc .eGe,sonian.
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Xyorthaan,s Office,

MO. :, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
2O,OoO Capital! New Jersey State Lottery
Glass No. 63 drawing received per mail TO day.
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 5000, $500, 2,l45,
1000 10 OF 800, 10 Of 1850, 10 OF 1000, 10
OF 200, &c. rs number Lottery, and Is drawn
ballots. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
10000 Dollars Capital Delaware Lottery,
Glass No. So. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, $500
$500, l,284, 5 OF 1900, S Of 500, 10 Of 500, 10
OF 200, &c. IS No. Lottery, and II drawn bal
lots. Tickets IS; shares in proportion.
Lotteries TO he Drawn at Alexandria Soont
July ll.-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 81
Six prizes of 1000 are 10000, $500, 2,34O, 25
of 900, 50 of 400, &c. Tickets So
July l8-Alexandria Lottery, Glass, No. 2S.-
5000, 10000, 5000 5000, $500, 1917, 100
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