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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02
lNnrrrNr ASSAULT.

Potomac" The reckless correspondent OF the
Baltimore Palrior, has the following .cantasons
attack upon Major Lewis Cas-, Just nominated
as Charge 10 Rome. Il is almost as coarse as me
former attacks OF "IndcpendenT upon members
OF the Democratic party:
tine nomination Of Major LEWIS Cas-, ", a
Charge dAfairs 10 Rome, by Mr.. PfesIden'
Polk, surprises almost every BODY here, ways
and Locoiocos. Could no. Mr. Polk hni MAJ
Of his pary, poor, modest, and mefl'piions, 10
appoin2 Who is Lewis Cas-, JEf-a youn
via has vel 10 DO something 10 make himself any
s,rl Of a man 10 fl him Tor public service
"Tha, the appointment will be rejected oy me
Senate, as il deserves 10 be, no one here win
whom have con7ers-d on the subject seems 10
NM, But lei tae thing pass. OIL Sel!icose
Cas- seems 10 want moe extra allowances
and therefore wishes 10 billii MS son upon me
Treasury"
his integrity. and his modes Department. Taat
aay Democfa, woald vote against eea;ie ian
TIM. qualified, because he is Nc: acceptable 10
reckless Wing par,izans. is what Ne cannot be
lieye The alusion 10 The distinguished iatnef
OF Major Cas-, in The paragraph quoted, brutal as
i, is. shows how lulc the statements u mas VIII
Ter deserve 10 be respected Penn ylranlan.
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DEATHS.

Depsriea this lie On Friday the 29lh Deem.
her M. CHARLIE, JAMES MAcMusDo, ST., in the
IS year 81 hi> age
Thus after lone lite of Gseiulaess, Conspicuous
for his Virtues, respected and beloved by all who
knew him. in the mi $! Of his Children 10 me 81
generation, has this aged servant Of me most
High been gathered 10 his Fathers. HIS last mo-
menis exhibited the same calm AID holy iesisha.
lion 10 The viii OF God which characterized MS
whole lie, throwing around the man the efaces
oi the Christian. Like the ripe gram has ne ocen
gathered by the Lord Of the Harvest into MS GAL
ner.
"Let M die the death Of The righteous, and may
nv last END be like his
Died, yesterday morning. al the residence
nj MIR. Van Lew, III this city, Dr. SAMUEL
PLgAsA>Ts in he 60h year Of his age
Died IN Fredericksburg, on Friday he 22d IN
san in the 27th year ~ her age leaving an IN
TAM 4 few weeks old. NJ 5. MARY ELLsN GoR>
D,s, wife Of Douglas II. Gorion Esq, 81 t,teder-
cksburc, and daughter Of Colin Clarke, Esq OF
Gloucester county, Virginia.
Those VINO knew The young AMI lovely Wo'
man whose death W record, will mol need L.
bor,d notice TO cause III, nj 10 depoIe her loss,
ard 10 cherish her memory. All admired her
who were in any degree acquainted with her,
and all loued her who knew her well. Her bril-
liant mind attracted admiration, but her warm
and sensitive hear won he mos ardent affection.
Her manner va. 81 polished, and YET So afiab!c
that she fascinated all who approached her; but
deeper ihan this was sincere and generous na-
lufe. which enlisted confidence aud love. Wealth
served only 10 illustrate her virtues.
To her husband and her family, her
loss is iueparab!e. yel The puresi consolation
: within lhcir reach. For several years before
her death she hal been a Chrislainny profession
and practice; and as she iet that The final hour
was approaching, she was calm and peaceful in
the enjoyment OF religious hope. Not many
DAYS before her death her own words were Il
have had look into eternity, and all is bright
The grave hal no leiror' for her, and the
". rd beyond vas ole % brightness and bliss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02
. ,r,o,.,,,. Of the Enquirer.

Inc ,,aqrK.Y flor the country.) For the uaiy
ana per snnum, and ut the rate Oh ei En-
faper fa shorter period than one yealT
do sts II XW.sti, FIVE dollars per annual anu a;a ~
tae -, months, pay able in advanee, Roi,s -
aohars .o ~ re- mIted by mail post paia' v
n "a once mn,,m at he end ofthe yeanlL;,s,Nc
On a. TERMS OF ADvERi iS 81, On. SQUARE of
4the rHE yAILY ENQUIREhLs" ss y csats. and
-, yc.s or less, first inseI.ios ~. esnts-ii In
- al hES;na insertion twenty-five Seme ,i,n.
sc Ssek, twice a week, or three 'imes
Hhpp.as ;,yseyen and half cents
week, ruE sEMI-WEEKLY-one square o. s. .,tn,
IN 6rst insertion, IS cents; for eacheoh''hu-
anee savsrissrs are charged fifty loI .ni
Annual md in that proportion TOT adVeHlso" en-
~ i .s,s, lensth-except Lottery venues ,. 1na
Of gree ha are charged one hundred ooiia's 'pap'i
included .,om a distance must be accompanied WIN
orders nav or satisfactory references't insure
execution. ,,,a,.. NAV be remitted per mail,
p,t md available Bank notes, al 'ne 10 ,S :. ~;
IN gov nas,are Of all letters beng Paia oy .ns orr
Eal"i pns,acr OF a single letter IS scarce'y " any
s,,n, IN h. writer: II il the aceumu'an - 20 ~ y
Nv in an extensive business, winch "Pei
serious tax upon the EDITORS - r,om tina eountry
- All Obituaries and Marriages Hon a =, nj,
.nsveY ths party . hand-writingis unkho ,s
@Trs mnst he authenticated by the endoisa.o " 60
massr I'm the neighborho0d, or they WIN III no 80
\. nnbllsbed Every measure, that mas oeen .ane 49,
Invent mpositions and quizzes, hasproVeo @
navninp We must, therefore, Insist, III sucn 49,
unon the communicatonbeing certified by the h"h''o
\. Postmaster. pritten on the back Of thesetle'.
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Secure The shadow ere the substances 'aos,
:. a....... ...r,r lhut so llcn NntIIre mANe--

Let Nature copy mn WHT' '''F"'e " ~, ,,tap
We take great pleasure IN calling '''e aus. =,
lion Of Inc public . The advertisements OF >. u.
Whiehufs, IN another column. We cave 10
hesitation in saying, rom what We nave seea
AMI DO know, hat Mr.. W. ! que o. 'ne nos,
.nccn,stu Daouerrol. piss thai we have ever mel
ui,t n. was one Of the f;s, who introduced
/, nrot,ssion mo his country, and has constant
10 IN, mace wrh all the Improvements IN lie aft.
Inieet H. ,Grrs 4 handsome premium 10 any
D~guerotypis who viii produce an adG t Sc
men, pu,pafne 10 MAKE Dagueneolypes ny 'he
FI.c,fo Gllyanlc process PRIOR 70 hi own IN
Sep,emb,r last. We nope, however, me feauei
w,il no, TAKE what We say Tor granted, ohl VII
avail himself .: the occasion 10 call a! me "a
ouerrian Gallery II Mr.. WLirehufsl AMI Judge iof
hioSo,t -fI,pnchburg RepublieaB.
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(Tclesraphe for he Baliimore Sun
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0-9, t. M.
I1fpnRTAN FROM MExlCO.

tn. Southern mail arrived here some time al
Ter the cars LET ioi Baltimore. 1t brings all the
back papers due. ;, mex;-
The P;cayune has dates from Inc CITY OF Mex
Gu 10 The 81 inst, and tom Vera Cruz 70 me M
The Monitor Republican, devoses leaue, ~ .ns
aspect Of affairs al IanpIco't iassl,v
that Notwithstanding the pto'esla,'onas =. ,,rcin.
ga ,nT ,hsfs is nea. Of traitors in TamPico
S wsose frs. object is 10 es:aslish republic a,
sierra Madre aud next 10 annex the same 10 me 70
Tinted States. The articles goes On 10 warn 'he
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FoR the EsoulREl

TO tlt FgOF z " sH't'' -
In announcing. as now do. my Intention no.
again 10 be candidate for the Legislature, J
wish 10 assure The people Of my native county,
that shall always retain The liveliest recoiiec
tim of the kindness and warmth with which
they have sustained me.
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MARRIED.

!; F.lt Hill i Go.crlaat crr::n w., ~
Tnursiay evening, December % h, by The Rey3
Nh, Wilmer. ALEXANDER b. GosDos, Of baluf
more, % ELIZABETH w. eldesi daughter q The ate
Randolph Harrison.
Married, on Tuesday. the 18Th Of December,
b. the Rev. JOIN, fowls Mr.. CArLsTT CONWAY,
Of Caroline Coru;y l. Miss SELMA +. daughter
ot Nh. John Fnznush, Of Prince William county,
Virginia.
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Edward Az. 4. C.sas. NOrris,
4TTOR NEYS AT LAW,

Will practice in the Courts OF Louisa, Gooehiana
w and Hanover. They viii also attend 10 any oo''
ness sondded to themin adjoining eounties;
nc as,ddr.ss-MontpeIier, Hanover county, Va.
Nav 2l-cl0tif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02

IN CHANCERY-vIRoISIA:-A AT Rules held in the
csrk's Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 7th day Of December, l646
Ralph Clark, Eneas Clark, Frank Work. Isaac Cs.
good and Samuel Mclean, merchants and partners,
ansaetine business under the firm, style and name of
Clark, Work and Company, Plaintiffs:
against
benjamin, alias Lowe, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is nhabtant Of
his Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said de-
endant do appear at the rules be held for the said
Court, the first Monday in March next, and answer
The bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order
ae forthwith inserted In newspaper published in
The city Of Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted the front door Of the State
IN the said city. ~>py. Teste,
Dec 10 ~f:.u p ROBERTS. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tuck er Il \ q q SON !,


OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMANs suiLDISGs,)
Fur doors North Of Pennsylvania AUenle,
w n ngfon.
~pvEpr.y TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated the mselves for the purpose OF posecut
claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Treatments ofthe General Government.
a,, communications, post paid, addressed 10 'he
ahove shall receive prompt attention.
reference is gwen 10 the following gentlemen -
Inn George NJ. Dallas, Vice Presidents Hon ). ha.
~ s,creiary Of the Navy Hon. n. J. Walker, secre.
49, fthr Treasury; Hon Jno. Mclean, u . supreme
Court; Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, U. j. senate; Clement
Coz, Esq., Georgetowr y. {. ,,,,,.n.
~ John E. Aidisn' Attorney At Law, vii continue
n rive n.rsonaI at 10 business before the sevcra.
cnrs Of the Dis, en,SG columbia, and The adjoining
eo"ntl-s NJ Mary, nc, III Virginia jan al-cy
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ROBERTS, Clerk.

CHANCERf-VIRGIN AT Rules held In the
Jerks Office ofthe Superior Court OF Chancery for
Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of November, l848 /;
.iles ; Pieasants, Frederick w Peasants, Jehiel
"sy aud Eliza Ann his wife, Elizabeth E Lownes,
l. Lownes Elizabeth w Lownes. Elizabeth Har-
,atah ASH, James Peasants, Henry Wenck and
~ ms vile, LYDIA Keller, Elenor Lownes, VIII
Lownes, plain,if,
against
YES u Crew, Benjamin Crew, l. Crew, George
o. ana Mariana his wife. Maurice James and
ate his wife, William Hughes, William II
-, junior, Ira Payson and Mary his wife, Ca
Ln~nss, Lewis Williams and Elizabeth A his
aar no"aro, ana otner Defendants.
ue.shaants above named not having entered their
hnee and given security, according 10 the act OF
Oily and the rules of this Court, and il appearing
sfactoTy evidence that they are NOT inhabitants OF
lnmonwealth, II 10 Ordered, that the said defend.
'apa al the rules 70 be held for the said Court
DIN Monday In February next, and answer the
lemtihs; and thar copy of this order be forth
90 10 some newspaper published In Tho city
No fos two months successfully, and posted
door Of the Slate Court house, in the said
- Copy-Teste,
ewsm ROBERTS, Clerk
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
ArrYANnRyA Dec S-S p. nj

TaE RAILROAD QUESTION. The vote today
on the question whether the corporation OF our
town shall or not appropriate 500, 600 towards
the construction of a railroad between This CIT.
and Gordonsville has resulted as follows In
favor of appropriation 4l-against il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02
IN CHANCERY-ViRGrsiA:- I'm Nottoway County
l Court, November ID, 1913: ,-,.,,e..
Ranch II. Farley and Sophia his wife, fIaihllHs.

IN CHANCERY-ViRGIsIA I'm Nottoway oouhg.
i Court, November ID, 1913: ,,e
Branch n Farley and Sophia his wife, Piaintins
Archibald A. Campbell, late sheriff Of No.tow a ny
e,uu,y and, such, administrator ae oonis n'n "
Abraham Hatchett, deceased, ana Archer i.a.euos.'
and all others, heirs and distributes OF saie hotana
Ilarhett deceased, .i 49, ,ha h,u
of The plaintiffs and the defendants, Archer atchets,
and ali others, heirs and distributes OF Aoianam
W,ehrtt deceased, not having entered their appear
and given security according TO the act Of AS
smby and the rules Of this Court, and It appearing o
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhannans oi
s Commonwealth ORDERED tns' ,9e ~, sa'u Esh
rua,y term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and
rhat copy of this order DO forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published In the CITY OF hGnnona, 1r , ~S
months successfully, and posted at the 'front.' door OF
N. Court House of this county, and that all creditors
II said Abraham Hachet, deceased, come forward oy
M before the 3lst day of January, lsa9, and make
lnown their claims to the said administrator OF Abra
ham acheit deceased; and also that said defendant,
Campbell late sheriff and administrators as aoresaiu,
render before Charles w. Fitzgerald twho IS nereoy
appointeG special commissioner for the purpose) an
account OF his transactions SUCH iwho directed 70
alir settle and state the same and make report there
,s .e 4acwam G {. w. FITzG Err AID, DC.
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery tor
me Richmond Circuit the lth day of November, ls4s:
Joseph Burton, rian'h'
against
Thomas % NorveI, and other Defendants
.rhs defendant above named not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 70 tue act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and appearing
W. satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabiant OF
This Commonwealth, tits Ordered, that the sao ueehu
mi do appea at the rules 10 be held Tor the sala oouf
N the first Monday In February next and answer inc
in Of The plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
tnthwith inserted in sose newspaper puDnsneu III ln
Nv of Richmond, for two months successfully, ana
osed a, the front door OF the state Cour'house III INC
n No S'' ii-cwam ~ ROBERTS, Clerk.
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RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 2 ls4e

experience confirms his opinion a, = IL p!op.le-
iy OF lis repeal. We Learn This i!om irieni
who had conversation with him since re meet.
ing OF The Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02

If Dr.. Francis Mallory is announced in the
Norfolk Herald as candidate for Congress, by
a Whie of The 10th Congressional District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02

nlchard Davis and Benjamin A Ford, Defendants.
The defendant, Benjamin A Ford, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security, according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II ap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he Is no nahitant
Of this country Is Ordered That the said defendant
p appear before the Judge of our said Court at the
ourt house, on the first day Of April term next, and
nswer the plaintiffs bll and that copy of this order
Re forthwith inserted In the Richmond Enquirer, a
newspaper published In the city OF Richmond for two
Ons successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
onrt house Of said county. Copy-Feste,
Dec l2-cw2m ELDRIOGE, CSC Z.
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" CHANCERY-vIRoINh AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chancsry LOT
e Richmond Circuit the 9Th day Of November, 1875:
Matthew Maury and Rutson Maury, partners, trading
, the city of New York, under the firm and style oil
laury Brothers, fiaintins'
against
William Maury, of Liverpool, and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered MS
Appearance and given security according TO the act oil
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabant OF
his Commonwealth Is Ordered that the said defend.
do appear at the rules 10 be held for Ihe sad c9p IL
iii Of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
ouhwith inserted In some newspaper published In the
ity OF Richmond, for TWO months successfully, and
osed at the front door Of the State Courthouse, in the
Nov i4-cwam ROBERTS, Clerk.
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n CHANCERY-vrRo,rrA:- AT Rules held in tn.
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day of November, 1875:
sydnum Grady, Plainua:
against
nry Chorley, and another, Defendants.
defendant above named not having entered his
france and given security, according to the act OF
iy and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
sfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabitant OF
mmonwealth, II Ia Ordered, that the said defcnd-
appear the rules TO be held for the said Court,
no first Monday in February next, and answerthe
uf the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
Of Richmond, for two months successfully. and
ed at the front door Of the State Courthouse in the
city. Copy.-Teste,
" l4-cw2m P ROBERTS, Clerk.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 30, l648.
->urr IN nHr TT TIC

U,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The proceedings of the House were opened
with PRAYER by the Rev. Adam Empie OF the
Episcopal Church.
The Speaker laid before The House commu-
nication from the Governor, calling their alien
lion to the citation of the Governor before the Su-
preme Court of the United States, al the instance
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr. MONCURE OF S.-Re-
solved, That the report Of the Revsors 70 the
las. House Of Delegates, being Doc. No. 40, re-.
commencing bill 10 establish Special Court OF
Appeals ami diminish the number of Judges OF
the General Court, be printed for the use oil the
members of This House.
On motion Of Mar. FERGUSON-Resolvcd
That the committee for Courts OF Justice enqIile
into The expediency OF repeating l7lh and 18Th
sections of the act 10 amend and explain the laws
concerning Western land titles, and Tor other pur-
poses, passed March Is, l84s.
On motion of Mr.. BASSELL-Resoved,
Tha, the committee for Courts OF Justice, en-
ouire into the expediency of changing the time
OF holding the County Court Of Harrison.
On motion of Mr.. SMITH-Resolved, That
The committee Tor Schools, &C., enquire into the
expediency of authorizing by law the Board OF
School Commissioners Of Alexandria county, 10
apply portion OF the annual school quota oil said
county TO the LancaSteflan anu Feudie riee
Schco OF The town OF Alexandra.
PETITIONS.
The following Petitions were presented and
appropriately referred:
BY Mr.. WATSON: OF the President aud Dl-
rec,ors OF the Richmond Navigation Company TO
be released from any obligation 10 enlarge Inc
plan Of their Improvement.
BY Mr.. SMITH: Of,he President and Direc-
tots OF The Alexandria Canal Company, for au-
thority 10 purchase or condemn as much land
and water front, at and near the terminus OF The
Canal as may be necessary for The acccmmoda.
lion of the coal trade, and also for making a
branch OF the Canal into the town. Also, OF VIM.
L. Edmonds and others, for change oil The time
OF hollius the county court Of Alexandria. And
of Stephen Sinner and others relative 10 the to-
bacco Trade vl Alexandria.
By Mr. BASSELL: Of citizens OF Harrison q
Marion, for the formation OF new county out
OF parts of said counties.
By Mr.. MAYO: OF the Medical Department
of Hampden Sydney College, for remission oil
The interest upon the loan TO the said College.
On motion OF Mr.. MONCURE, of Stafford,
The House adjourned
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Plaintiff:

AT Rules held In the
Superior Court Of Law
buckingham, ON the 4th
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IN CHANCERY-vIRGisiA AT a Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, continued by adjourn
nent and held for York county, the I'd of November,
1913:
Joseph Deneurville, Willis T. Malone and Mary his
wife, VIM. l.. Vaughan and Sarah his wife, Samuel
and Lucy Drneufve; the two last named OF whom
are infants suing by said WIN. L. Vaughan their next
friend, Plalntins:
against
Allen Chapman aud Sarah Deneufvie, widow of
Robert J. Deneufve, deceased, Defendants.
Among other things the court doth adjudge, order
and decree that this cause be referred 10 the commits
,oner Of this court take account of all debts due
from the estate # Robert j. Deneufyile deceased, the
J. estate in the peadings mentioned and all persons
kAo may have claims against the said interstate, are
by required TO exhibit the same for settlement De-
r., the said commissioner by the first day of February,
a. ID. eighteen hundred and forty mine; and The said
commissioner Is this order TO be published for
eight weeks in the Richmond Enquirer, a newspaper
published in the city of Richmond and TO be posted al
The door OF the Court House of this county two
yera court days. and in default Of their coming In to
prove their debts by the time above Named they all
be excluded the benefit of this decree; but the per-
this su are before they to be admitted creditors,
Contribute 10 the plaintiffs their portion of the ex-
pstsrs If this suit, to be settled by the commissioner
Extract-Teste,
The creditors nf Robert J. Deneufville, deceased,
are hereby notified that on Monday, the 18th day Of
January next, shall commence taking the accounts
ordered by the foregoing decree, nj my office, in the
Of York, between the hours of 10, A. NJ, and 5,
r. NJ. nj which time and Place they requested to
attend with their papers, vouchers and other evidence,
10 enable Inc 10 fulfil its requirements.
ALEX. C. GARRETT, Com'r.
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COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGt--t>
RICHMOND, VlRGIFId
r,rrNps 10 The m;rine out Of Negroes and th- ny
n lection OF Claims Accounts, &C.
Ofice-corner OF Governor and Main streets.
Dec l2-c6t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-08
SMlIN & AyKLNS0H,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
NO. 2SS BALrIMoRE STREET. RALTIMoRE Mp.

AVE OH hand large assortme nj of Nj edcines
lG Paints, Dye Stuis, Spices, Surgical Instru-
ments, Window Glass, Oils, &c, to which they call
the attention OF Dealers Physicians and other buy
ers visiting the Eastern markets-all orders large
and small faithfully executed and the goods care
fully packed. One Of the firm having spent some
time in the varioua foreign Drug markets, their ar
engagements are ample for being supplied with the
best articles both foreign and domestic upon the
most favourable terms, Their stock is one OF the
largest and most complete in the market and they
will sell on such terms as must be satisfactory.
Purchasers Of Indigo s Spices will find it to their
Interestingly them call as they engaged in
the importation Of those articles, and can furnish
them either in original packages or in quantities to
suit. There stock consists in part OF
Castor Oil. Perfumery,
EPSON Salts, Fancy Soaps,
Madder, Snp. Carb Soda,
Cream Of Tartar, Sal Eratus,
Salt Patre, Mace,
Extract of f.ogwood. Nutmegs,
White Lead, Sweet Oil,
Earnishes, Whale Oil,
Alum, Dye Woods, Putty, &c
Patent Medicines IF various kinds, amongst
which is the American Worm Killer, one of the
most valuable worm medicines ever discovered
Fever and Ague Tonic, &c.
September "a. ISl3.--lm.
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VARl Y.
THE SHAVERS.

The Barber shaves with polished blade,
The Merchant shaves in constant trade,
The Broker shayes Oh twelve per cent,
The Landlord shaves by raising rent,
The Doctor shaves in patent pills,
The Tapster shaves in pints and gills,
The Farmer shaves in hay and oats,
The Banker shaves on his own notes,
The Lawyer shaves both friends and foes,
The Pedlar shaves wherever he goes,
The Odice-holder shaves the nation,
The Parson shaves in mems salvation,
The willy Churchman shaves his brother,
And People all shave one another.