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Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

LATE FROM MnxIco.-lhr L. 5. siean.
ship Nirginis, Captain Jackson, arrived
lasl evening from Vera Cruz and fampiro.
having left the former place on the 9Th.
AMI the latter an the aalh ul,. We cannot
learn that she brings any news. The lol.
lowing extracts We take from the Free
American OF the 26lh:
An cypress arrived yesterday iron the
city o' Mexico. OF course, very FEW knew
exactly the contents OF the dispatches; but,
1t is said by some persons. that The orders
afe; That nothing but CuInmissary 5 store.
and iolage shonld be sent up the country
that the American lroups now in the Hie /.
ror would make reirogade movement
and would march on some city near Vera
Cruz.
We give the above as we heard il. We
will not endorse il as being true.
QrrRrr.Ro.-up 10 Sunday last there
was nothing Of any interest al QuerelarN
The Government was waiting ior the publ.
cation OF the armislice. in order 10 carry
out many important measures.
The Cabinet had determined iha, the
AyuniaInisnio OF this city, which was IN
power before their displacement by the
present body. shall repair TO Querelaro, Tor
the purpose "l attending To the discharge oi
is appropriate duties, until the new elec.
lions are held. We have no notice Of the
last meeting Of the deputies present. In.
less the recu'ani members mako their ap
pearance SOM. we trust file Of oitroops will
he sent after them. and compel their alien.
dance. We can see no other way ol doing
the thing efeclualy.
SANTA ANNA.-rhe Monitor states iha,
Gen. Butler has given Santa Anna a pass.
part and perm, 10 leave the country,
Il was furnished to him at the request Of
the Mexican Government. lie will, no
doubt, leave the Republic Immediately.
~ D Bulletin. 7ih inst.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

A PrLosornES "A poor Jolly weaver IN thi,
city, not many years ago, had fortune leit him
by distant and wealthy relative, who "weut of
the handle" in England rather Unexpectedly. 49,
when the news came to the poor fellow, as he sal
elicket te elaek a, his loom, ho stopped still and
said;
"wrll, ! suppose must spend this money
straight"
The fortuue, some twenty odd thousand dollars
was duly realized, and duly spent For two briei
years did the poor weaver travel, make merry and
not upon all the luxuries Of the land. For two
years did the job, and he returned to his loom as
poor as church mouse, bnl merry as cricket,
and worked away again for his daily bread, per.
fectly satisfied with the "gotd time he had had
while his fortune lasted, ilis friends called him
green, bat he laughed al their gbes, and worked
the harder. In twelve. months time of popped
another rich relative aud the news, poste haste.
came to the jolly weaver, that he was again the
possessor Of handsome fortune. stopping his
loom and looking sorrowfuly on tho letter, he des.
pondngly said
Good heavens! is |, possible that must 70
through all that agan!'-Bosion Rambler.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
STATE or ARKANSAS,

STATE or ARKANSAS.
eouSrr OF L.rAyErrs
In he Lafayette Circuit Court, at the Jlnpsry
Term A, d, l9is
William Wynn.
Complainant,
rs
William +. Morris and =" eAaaeefg
ketia Taylor.
Defendants
4 / this day came said Wynn and Morris bv
"A thur respective solicitors, and said complain.
ant entered his fept alton In short upon tho records
by consent 10 tho plea and answer In support
thereof tled IN this behalf by said Morrs, aud
lhereupon, by agreement Of SAID Wynn and Nor.
Is, ruled aud ordered that they both, OF either,
have aud leave is hereby granted uuto sltlrr Of
them, to take the deposliens Of witnesses gsnsf.
ally beoFe any Judge, or justice Of the peace, Of
any oi the United States, or territories thereof,
10 es read On the final hearing Of this cause, or
10 dissolve OF saaiain The Injunction granted ia
'hs behalf Aud Il Is further ordered that thus
cause be set down for final hearing At the neXt
term Of hiseouri, upon the bill. plead, anssrfs,
iepiealions, exhibits and tesiimonys 10 be taken,
Aud II appearing to the court that the defendant,
heIa laylof, Is not served with process herein,
aud Is not resident of this State, Ii Is ordered that
publication be made herein, aud notice b. pub.
lished IN the Telegraph, newspaper printed and
published At Washington. In this State, notifying
the defendant, keaia Taylor. Of tn. pending Of
THIS SUIT the object Of which. Is TO cause ths
patent issued to the defendan, Mous, By tho Pfesi.
deni Of the United States, upau proof Of pre-.
emP'on to the northwest quarter dissection q m.
teen, IN lntosnshp sixteen south. Ia range twenty.
i've west, by the defendant Taylor. and decree H.
te Thereto TO the complainant, aud that unless
'he shall appear asfein, Of before the fourth day
Of the next term ofihs court, aud plead. answer.
ofdrmlf TO tho bull, the same will be taken as con.
tfmed against her, aada decree entered according.
to the prayer Of the bill; and il is further ordered
that such publication be made for three tunes. and
within the peiiod prescribed by statutes. and that
this cause be continued lill uext lrim, &c.
hlGnfogsa, CocEE aud fIalD,
Solicitors for Complainant.
Apiil 10, 1915.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

From the evasive answer given by Sen.
aior A.brrion. on Monday. IN senator Da
Wis, il is obvious that the National Debt,
created by Mr. Polk, is, at lhi, time, moi
less than one hundred millions ni dollars.
II We are how 10 pay Mexico twenty
millions more, !, Is apparent that, by the
,ians all the debts are brought in, the peo.
pie will have been taxed 10 the tune OF l5O
or lis millions Of dolars-and for what
To acquire New Mexico and California
the former worse than worthless, and the
latter valuable for some purposes. II Is con
ccded, but no, worth twentieth oi the sum
il will have cost.
II the people were wise, saith an cd
maIlm. war is game which Monarchs
would seldom play at
baltimore American.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

We Yesterday visited the extensive Jew.
.,,v establishment, al the corner 0l Espirl.
IN s,n,o aud The % street Of Platcros, and
while there were shown superb present
ina, is getting up by number of Mexican
.;,;,eu. 10 the nllirre whn "rgiui2cd the
scheme of establishing Tree .chooIs .n iols
city. on he New England plan, It con
si.l, oi complete sci of knllrs, forks aud
SPOONS Of silver. richly gilt, andlwo splendid
pitchrrs and basins chased and decorated
win various smblemalic devices. Such a
beautiful testimonial Of gratitude conIers
equal honor upon the donors and the re.
cevcrs.--Norih (Mtrico) American
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

Mai. Gen. GAINES and his lady leave here to-
day for New Orleans to make arrangements for
the resumption Of their immense estates in that
quarter Many Of the present occupants, most
distinguished for abilities and propriiy have inlen-
ton TO abandon all further litigation, and It Is
probable that by system Of liberal and amioabIe
compromises the entiro interests effected by The
late decision Of the Supreme Cour, will be defined
and settled. Gen. Gaines and his family will re-
side permanently in New York, where i Is ,he
intention to erect splendid residence, which vii
be among the chief ornaments Of the ciy-N
Y. Tribune, a0th inst
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

AsuaSo PGTIrlos NJ Clsy's claim,
pending before Congress, for the loss OF all he pos.
sessed whilst prisoner in Mexico, amounts TO
Sl373, including watch, which cost only $500
The facts Of the loss, etc, being, as ho says
incapable of positive proof he refers to their fellow.
member, Hon. j. p Gaines, and pledges his
sacred honor" Two violins, broken TO pieces by
the overturning Of wagon in Texas, ho claims
nothing for. as he and the United States have
suffered alike in that unfortunate land
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
Notice.

T'HE subscribers have just received and oi,r
for sale
50 Hall 4 sPesr'' No and Poash,,
Cooking and Warming Stoves,
Whrkey' Sugar, Coffee, Molaase,,
Imperial and Young llyson Tee,
Fort and Glare, Wine, Soap Iron, Ca.ting.,
Nails, Cotton Yarn, Sc
In connection with ourbusness o nave established
A TIN SHOP,
aud will furnish Tin Ware In large or small guam
ities, on accommodating terms Job work exc.
euled with dispatch.
BLOCK, BROTHER L. co.
Fulton, March 20, 154s.l6.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

Gen Sam Houston is edlfyiug Democratic as-
semblages, ,in the State Of Connecticut The cor
respondent Of the New York Herald, writing from
Norwich, says, that he attended II meeting there,
and won the hearts Of all present, wings as well as
democrats, by his noble ana commanding appear
ance, his coqusnce and his humor "Hs is one
Of em!" said IA By ISLANDER, "and no mistake."-
"who would have thought he was such funny,
dry old chap" remarked anothcr, and the feeling
Of admiration was universal
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
Gin ManufactOry.

TBNllE undersigned still continues to inanuiae-
n ture improved COTTON GINS. one milo
southwest Of Washington. Ills Gins are made
OF the best Materials and will be warranted to
perform well, and will be sold on accommodating
terms
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon Ms the work is completed.
J. r. CROSBY
Washington, March 90, ls4s-l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
C0PAR rNERSE,lP.

's'liE undersigned have entered in eop.nnst.
1 ship IN the Saddlery Basine.s. ANY Que
Wishing Saddles made may be assured tbat tbey
shall have then made IN the best manner possible.
aud any orders We may be favored with shall ind
despatch The firm will b in the name Of
PARKER SULLIVAN.
WILLIAM {. HOLT.
Apnl ~. isis.ls.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

II is slated that tie Herr Heinzen, Of he
New York Schnelpost, well known
German patriot, has been provided with
funds and leaves Immediately for his Water.
land, in the anticipation Of a glorious rev.
olulonl
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

The Sandwich Island Friend gives tho follow
ing statistics respecting Oregon, from a source
which II says is entitled 10 reliance
"The entire white population would fall little
below 1000 Abou, 400 are Catholics, mostly Of
Canadian detccn, The Mcthodlstr are the most
nnmernnt.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
The Fnrscu Nnws IN Nrw YoRK-.

The FRENCH NEws IN Nrw York.
liIeHLY EXCITING Tlars.--Never, il is
said, were the people, oi New York city so
wild and frantic with excitement as they
were IN Saturday. the 18th inst. on the Ie.
eeipI of the intelligence by the Cambria,
ol the popular revolution in France. 4
letter thus describes it:
The French people hear were positively
beslde themselves. They knew moi how
10 express their qualification al the realiza.
ton OF their hrgh,es, hopes. They by
common instinct abandoned their places
ot business and llncked to the French eafts.
TO talk over the matter and exchange con,
gralulalIuns, The lri eolofed flag was
Immediately hoisled on every French hotel
aud public hause in the city. Attempts
were made 10 get up meetings in different
places, but The parties were too much cx.
cited lor any deliberate action. and The idea
was abandoned, 10 be carried into effect
nrSt week.
The Irish Too were Ia f,rment. an1lwn
or three hours alter the arrival ol the sleain.
ship the members 0i the Irish Cnnledera.
tin, without any previous concert or under
standing, found themselves assembled in
large numbers at their usual place ui meeting
the Shakespeare lloiel A formal meeting
al thai body was proposed, officers were
appointed, aud some very excited speeches
were delivered in wh,rh il was asserted
that lieland's tiine Of liberation had ai
length arrived, and thai she musl immedi
aleIy lake advantage Of England's cifeum
stances aud free herself. Subscription, Ia
the au,nunl ui ons hundred lholsand dol.
lars were proposed, The money Ia he srnl
rs sunn as COLLECTED, 10 tho Confederation
in Dabiin, To be expended in the purehnsa
ul arms aud ammunition.
4 great mass meeting of all The friend.
Is called Tor Tuesday evening. Our avn
AMERICAN citizens, lan, were excited. In
lacl, the city fesrnbIrd boiling eauldron
AanY pike was cracked, and many d
laugh enlayed At the expense oil the cx
King al the ffeneh. In the bar.room al
oae oi cur principal hotels saw nral
paraf., al sone two feet In breadth anl
width, with this inscription:
FRENCH nEPuBLIC.
Democratic Wing nomination, for presiden
Gsorge Washington Lafayette,
saguel Ia the decision of the Nationa
Convention.
This placafd was encifeled with gauzt
ribbuns. While, blue and red. aud surmnnnl
ed by miniature French aud American flag.
connected together. |, was very sienid
cant, aud attracted good deal ol attention
The anxiety Ia hear inrlher in,elligene,
'fam Paris is i0lrnse. Many are unde
eitrt whether The revolution is eomplel,
aud general over France. but The Frenci
people insis, lhg II is. and thai The rule q
nonaIehy is over forever in their nali,i
cuunly.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
II. 4. N.l.vDr.
THE LIGHT DRAuGnT STEAMER
Franklin,
=. ". vANDERGRIrf, uAsrru.

~ W. NAADERGRlff, MAsrRH.
. G<p HAyNJ been thoroughly 70.
'ls,==-+l Nsl-i-, paired, and well fitted Up for
sS27ss5 z7ez..ssE.S.ra the accommodation Of pas.
,engss' will ply regularly between Fulton and
the Head Of the Ran, lsving Fulton on Monday
Of zach week. The Franklin isvcry light draurhi,
and will consequently BE- able TO run between
these two points at alinos, any stage Of water
Whenever the water will permi, she will run
through the Bayou to Shreveport A share Of
public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Fulton. Feb %, lsis.l2.,f
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
FROM VENEZUELA

liy arrival Of the paeksl.bark venrEuela, Cant.
Dil, at this port from La Guayara, which place
she leu on the lot lhs', we learn that the whole
country was "a very unsettled and excited state.
aud business Of all kinds completely psralyge BY
the revolutionary movements.
President MonAgas has gone into the interior
with view Of defeating Gen. paeg, who had 49,.
srmblcd large force on the plains; aud adyiees
OF a sangunary battle were momeniafily expect.
ed whcn Capt Dbl sailed, and there were famors
Of an engagement having actually taken place,
but the fact Of the public papers being mostly un
der the direction Of the Government party pre-.
vented anything Of a,deiinitr character from being
made public The above Is since fully confirmed
by the following litter
Correspondence, Of IRE North Amaiean.
PurETs CAHELLo, Feb 30, lsIs
The country continues IN mos, alarming con.
dlilon Chaos, lnsubordibaiion, aud revolution
reign supreme. Monagas clothed with deiatotal
powers, with the authority afaetsd at the point Of
the baynnel, Is using every rndrayoT to maintain
hls position, ai All costs aud to crush the patfoic
movement ol tho Father Of hs Country, Gen.
Jose Antoine Paei, who has declared against the
President, and proclaimed his determination to
asrngr the insult the whole nation has suffered in
the assas, nation Of portion Of the representa-.
tiyrs, IN the very halls Of Congress; the dspsr.
sian Of the Legislative bodies, aud consrqu,n,
overthrow Of the Constitution.
We are nomenlntly expecting yery important
news from The l'laIns uhe Lianosl where the bel.
ligefinl forces are concentrating. God only
knows what will be the result Of the sanguinary
conflict brtNeen the contendng parties Produce
Is coming 10 rapidly from the country; and every
store Is crowded The extreme scarcity ofmoney
at this eriiical moment pfecudrs the idea OF ef.
iccling extensive sales. An excellent business
could now be done IN purchasing Coffee for cash
as an excellent quality Of that article has been
sold this week at IS currency per quintal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
New Orleans and Hurricane Bluffs
4 "A C. NE II.

'V'ilE fine passenger pnek,t YAzoo CITY,
u L. w cooFrR, Master, will rna regularly
during the season In the above trade. Persons
shipping freight BY this boat for any poin, above
the Ran, may dspend upon having the sirietest
attention paid TO the forwarding Of the .ane by
the frs, opportunity
Feb 81, ls sle.lJ.6w.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

W ~ TTTT Nv -TIT--- - IT T7-T- 1-
who said thai ease oi Inairiiagi hbug
was pending ~ ,hr Executive srsslonn'v'
ed to close the dnnrs.
| suppo.r the Srnat" viii drridr :" da'
upon the case oi oontmpi. II So ihri
will resume. To morrow the French res"
lulions.
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Ew CONJFRN.

NEW coNoFRN<
L,1IL\UER s. BLCh,NER
GTocers and Com issiOn Merchants
~ Il lhrlr street attention to all Goods and Produces
- consigned for sale shipment They have in Store
and At al general well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
men 'hey offer to Their friends the public gansra
~ low prices. Consisting part Of the following ar
ces -
l23 bags Rio. Laguyra and Java Coffee
y binds \. o.. P Rico and St. Crolx Sugars,
y = and 5bls MnlAsses, part strictly fine,
. bbls. Tanners Oil, prime quality,
MP. sacks Liverpool Salt
l3J keys Nails, asserted.
oO boxes Iallow, Adamar:ine and Sperm Can.
deS
2G]0 lhS. American blisered Steel,
3J0 d'. Cast and Shear d.
tons Mountain bar Iron.
boxes Glass lOXI2and 6Xlo
Is Hcsts Wood-ware,
y djz Bnckes
boxes W and VS. Loaf Sugaf.
bbis. fine Clarified Sumar.
~ bales DomescS 4 to ) 4 s.:
bales Oz1aburgs No. and 2
$500 d. Cotton Yarns,
lo0l ibs SHE Leather. good and damaged.
lJ cases Wool and Fur Hats,
-LIQUORS-
70 hhlS- Mountain and Reriifed Whisksy,
~ d Ga Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe O:ard. Dupuy. &Cu. Brandy,
do. j. j. Dupuy. &Co. do
10 bills. Mountain Brandy,
bbs. Gin.
do. \. E. Rum.
do, Sicily. Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine.
| do. Port Wine. (verv fine
including Ginger. Pepper, Spice. Indigo. Nader
Teas (soms very ine) Trace Chains Spades. Shnves.
Castings, DemjJhns, BIeached Dumes;Ics, Bed Tick
ing. SC.
G. we will pay The highest market prices in Cash
or Barter. f'r Bacon Lard Flour Butter, Tow aud Flax
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, s.
May SIS
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G z z "A 2 S Al

II \ 4, &c. T Al CTION
On Monday, The 224d, Of September.
pURS uANr toa Deed of Trust, executed by C. =,
ueker 70 the Undersigned, dated 3, August is n
now on hand IN the Store OF said Fucker Oh Main Street
GHERlrLv REDUCED PRICES
Until Friday the % September on ,yh;ch d.r - :,
eeu.s ones Inc residue then remaining will be offered
Ply particularly Invited 0 this sale - n
era5ta.h Tor al sums under szo-on greater sums
'erai ume VIII be gwen, which Will be md. know ~
application, the sal, 1890 Aho"h OF
September T-22SIf -''5t;e-
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TIE ARR OF DANCING !!

NER. J. T. GARRETT. Of the City Of New York
We would most respectfully inform he Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Lyn~hbnrg and verify that he proposes
forming class. in which he vii, teach the above art,
in all It's various branches. Mr. u will give lessons
the private residences of such Ladies and Gentlemen
prefer that mcde of ms ruction. Those wishing par
ilclpae In the above accomplishments will with
punctual attendance by addressing note to Mr. G., At
,he Franklin Hotel.
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ssassJGEE MACE,

ssassesEEN MACE
GROCERS, COMMISSION IND
FORW RIDING CHANTS,
Nos. 20 Thirteenth. and ia, Cary, Streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
RE now receiving large and general assortment Of
~ GROCERIES,
Among which,
80 hhls st. Croix, Porto Rico, Attakapas and New
Orleans Sugars,
so DO and bbs. Molasses,
500 bags prime Rio Coffee,
100 do do laguira do
30 do do Cape do
500 Sacks Salt
500 kegs Nails
5000 lbs good and good damaged Sole Leather,
1oo reams Wrapping paper,
- boxes Hui < Sons Candles.
IS do 81 l0and 10 y i Glass.
50 do Soap
50 do Stuart's Loaf Sugar,
20 bhls. do Crushed 10
10 do do Ground do
20 boxes Teas,
u tons BIstercd Steel
Ito p Iron Shot, Lead, Powder, Pepper, Ginger Pmen
to, Indigo, Madder C"ppera Broons, Buckets SC &c
10 which we invite tn attention of the friend
and the public generally. BRUGII & MACE
Richmond, August 2l-lm
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
I w ISll 10 rent one of two honses. eiibe, tb,n
Il al present occupy, which think would make ,rod
stand for
Grocery, T'rer. Or Boarding House,
(snaied at the junction of the Salem and C,,n,Ao,
Ionr' llouse lurnp'kes. being sufficiently large for q
,"er having nine large ropms. The other il lhe nav
nnuSe T" hlch have recently built Just above nv Sbon
u mas me garden attached ot, and room for a;aroe
Is ssion OF either given few davs' notice.
~o-'s DAVID P REEFS
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SO az Acres.

adjoining the LANDS Of Jesse Arlington, Robert Tvec
AMI Others A1,ut one hall Of this land woods, the b-
cleared an good heart with 10 acres of productive
iowground, and good Meadow. The wood land is first
rate Tobacco land This land well adapted TO the growth
Of Corn. Wheat. Oats and Tobacco The Improvements
consist Of good dwelling HOUSE, with:ive rooms good
Kitchen Garden and all other necessary olt-houes wish
also. To sell portion III nv stock and valuable q
GROES Tie above property will be sold Friday. the
20 IF September pu5lic auction, the premises. if
s0d privately before that dav Persons wishing purchase
valuable property are invited "a ca the subscriber.
ding TIC plantation.
ae.t II wees ALLEN TAiEEf
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10 the Subscribers to the Lynchburg Virgin
ian In BofetOurt ,ROckbridge.R Roanoke, Mont
gomery, Floyd, Carroll. Grayson, Smyth
Wythc, w ashington, Pull ask, Giles. Mercer
Fayette, kanaWha, Nicholas, Monrot, Green
brier and AlIegany:
a SHALL call upon the subscribers to the Vrginiln
in the above named Countless ccmmerclng on the
llth of September (2nd Monday at Bot,tourt Court
and shall be at Roanoke Court on the 81 Monda
of September, and proceed thence through the
Southwestern counties, arranged above. without
gard y coufisand hope all Indebted the Nirgnan will
be ready 70 settle.
CHARLES ". STATIIAM.
September It's it.
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LYNCHBURG FEMALE SEMINARY
1INtiE next :e1sion Of this tution Will cnno1. .
u Monday, the 18th day D. September IS49 .r "e On
toore For further Plrc liars Circulars can be III ma
nuA te o. iesss lasne : Bro: the residence If IL
20 bcardoys- - nio'a'e some IS o.
.:-,- ivu II 4. 1, { GORDON
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REMOVAL.
LABORATORY OF TIICMSONIAN BOTANIC
MEDICINES

LABORATORY OF TIIOMSONIAN DOTANIC
.NEDICLNES.
kNPH'M- LARRABEE, No. 20 South CsIver,
A1sreet Baltimore. has removed his Laboratory 10 his
ne" building N" "a and has alsays on hand The lar
ges and complete assortment Of pure Botanic r.
medles IN the United States prepared under his special
care al his Lab tirybeng The first erected in lhs
United States for the special purpose Of preparing
IhomP-onia Botanic Medicines Al! Of the pulveri-
1ed and oonponnded articles put up in and md
Packas eso In buk>and neatly labelled, Nth directions
suitable r retailing and upon better terms lba, the 5, me-
Article can be had for in the U. s Every article in hi,
line is warranted grnune-ihe public can rciy Upon this
Ca liberal discount made country me rchants h,
are particularly requested to call and examine quality
sc. Def re- pnrcasing
pr he various TreatiseS embracing the most repa
# Medicine. may also be had at his establishment b,
The quantity single clpy
Baltimore, August Isl month.
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THE
TTR GINA FE.MiLE INSTITUTE.
REV. r. H. PHILLIPS. A. Nj. PRINCIPAL

AND HEAD or THE FAMILY.
PROF. J. EN-:ELBRECIfT. MISE and Botan }
The Principal vii. he assisted ii sthrr departments
BY an able corps If experienced Female Teachers
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Robert l.. Kent,

a II II R.N EV ct LAW
WILL ATTEND REGULARLY THE AND COUNTY COURTS
FOR TIE COUNTIES OF APPoMArTox CAMPBELL
CHARLOTTE, AND CORPORATION COURTS
NcHBURG.
All business entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended TO-.
Address, Campbell Court House. Va
ROBERT L.KENT.
July l7-3m