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Correspondence Of the b .C,orc sun
tn: Webster OhSsqujcS- Steamship atlantic G'cnd DO
mocru.ic CeLebraton- AnnerG!j0n oi CgJa &c
\,u. S,,y Nv

mocru.ic Ce!ebratl0H- innerG!iGn vi CE9! &c
Ew York Nov. lC.
Our civ shrouted in mourning to-day u re-
spccl great departed patriot ans statesman Daniel
Webster The procession which ,akcs place tbs ali,l3nun
will doubtless be most mposn. expression J ie pubic
grief.
The noble steamer Atlantic. OF the Collins line which
rived this port yesterday from Liverpool h 10 br with
drawn for months IN order 10 receive some scEc!h 70
pairs her machinery.
The democrats great lime oi il last gh a, Tan ma
ny Hail. celebrating the recent victory achieved ~ 'hcir
party Speeches made oy the GN"efnur cIrct, Mr.
Seymour Gen Dix Lorenzo Sheppard, Wa. VI. NEuay,
John Van Buren, and others striking cat"rr IN r pro-
cccdnss speeches consisted q" uG"fy nis abJu Ci
ba One Of the speakers John Van Buren, sad lie believed
that uiu peopl- the United States had determined Ia show
themselves power The earl ana that the tire had ar
rived when duty interfere prevent oppirsson
throughout The world. He concluded by referring 10 Tho
present difficulty wh Cuba and sat shat tie peols nierd-
ded that the United States mails saond D. landed u Cuba,
without interference This speech received with great
cheering.
Gen Mabridgo made strong annexation speech, and
took occasion 10 pay high compliment n Gen Scott,
whom he trusted Gen Pierce recommend 10 ie Uni
ted States Senate Lieutenant Ge.eAl Gic.; cheering.
II the antlpoaressre lnilueec ";'ch iad G',hIso
Gen Scott, democracy would be reIgccd 10 tss
eminent colder and CIVILIAN whose political banner Is now
trailing in The dust! hunUrud ha mt'itci nr he military
services he said bstuI the election whenever II could
be done that he w; move Tor t - ea-
alion of Cuba llc owed tbs ury his constituents
Of The 3, congressional district. l.mincnsc cheeng lie
would Whole continent the same way "!c:sNti us
ini,l!ians Indicated Their wall
Michael Duheny Esq ais" made speech ana on !'s Goa
cusyu three cheers civt:i r the ftc ifsh oT"Iue
luu-ts complimentary 10 Gen. Pierce anu Oen Scott,
were received with unbonnded applause
TIE poor woman. Ann DALEY who Jumped rom me hird
hc flames died yesterday hv hospital Eom tue eec's OF
icIu N hen received.
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SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.

RICHMOND, NOV. IL lSS- }
SIR In conformity to The requirement roat"lnsd IN me
Act uf The General Assembly OF Virginia. c 22 May, lSo
chup %, g. herewith transmit syropca! eAhni 0
the Literary Fund al tns State, in lrcc pills No D.
ing Of the from which The Fond "d
derived, ind the OF The Investments made cut oi ne
NO showing the amount Uf Revenue. and lis ap
plcaon and No. J. synopsis Of lie Transactions OF the
Fund with the Treasury through this Office during the past
year.
These statements show The following results
!. The available capital OF the Fund is 81 oeo UZO b4
The Investments Of said capital amount 10 ,o63 69o s.
Theirs is balance Of cash in the Treasury
subec; 10 investment, amounting 10 S24 32s c2
, The Revenue dcrird from the above
Investments during The year, SlU2.3I9 q
(Ueing S65+ per cent. the invested
capiIal) -
8. The transactions with the Fund with tho
Treasury through tie Second Auditors
Office, follows:
Pecsipts of tie Treasurer all accounts,
Including the balance OF S24, l53 SO, from
lsI oc,oscr, 1851 sl45 &c SO
Disbursements en- Second Auditors
rants, lG9 96s O3
Balance in the Treasury Isl Oct, 1852, S36 S5S 36
With great respect am sir your obi servant,
j BROWN, JR., Second auditor.
His E1cecn0y JOsEpH JOHNSON,
Governor .! Virginia.
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THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.

THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
The commissioners for the selection OF site for the new
Custom House have not yet publicly made known ther
choice of location but rumor believed 10 be correct says
that te square opposite the Virginia and Farmers Banks has
been selected by IN unanimous vote oil inc commissioners
in its nyo, The Building is occupy the centre OF The
extending through Bank street. and have each
street 'front.' OF 100 feet with street twenty feet wide on
each side The walls understand, have, (if q
mos, beautiful plan which have be adoped lace
OF handsomely dressed granite and the several apartments
for Custom House, Post Office, United States Court &c
10 be of the most cunmodious convenient and comfortable
character while the whole building is 10 be handsome
and ul possible within the means fr is erection
The location presume will give general satisfaction u Is
central and rnos admirable f the several Objects siaitd
Rumor aixcs price be paid Mr. W!cknam for lie -
cation thought be- by persons high, rather
too much proportion TO the amount which it IL eured VIII
be obtained from the General Government for the erection
of the building On this subject, however have been
unable TO learn any thing definite or RELIABLE. dispatch
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IMPORTANT FROM u.vaN.

Nxw YoRK Nov. 1.-THE steamer Black Warrior has
arrived She left Havana the llth md reports that
Spanish steamer was ctuzing of The lor" with in
s,ructons 10 prevent the Crescent City entering port
every hazard
Advices by the Black Warrior state that Canedo
Ing with an army of 20 600 from point 10 point and
ganzing for active service
News of Gen PIsrees election reached Havana on the
llth November.
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MIR. WEBSTER AND fit FARM Err.

To Tic Editor Of the Voc YORK Dl'Iy ItWt'
Some years Nj Webster started oil tom M"rshheld
on fronting expedition Sand Ich ing 10" On
Care Cod On approaching fine stream hr aaftd iom
his wagon and just he mrt The o"nc "i Ne am
hose srea m run through Good n;ru!ng, y Web.
,r "s there any out here r. 'N NeIi sals i.u "tncr,
some people fish here but don't know what 'ncy q" GET
IN throw my line in" says Webster, aLd 'ec "hnl mere
s" ,
Webster walked the bank of the stream trying his luck,
and the old farmer followed him Soon Webster remarked
y ou have some bog your farm "los, says ne lar
NOR n,hat amt the worst in Fishing still further acno,
Webster saws You 20 have plenty 81 mosquitoes
h.Iem 'Ycs he replied, 'tha mint lie worst 81 IT. =
Webster sill kept rho""c h's line mi" me Gee o'7
saws the farmer and aim t!e w"ls! ct II lf Nep-
.ter pctrirg some discouraged in hot August ay,
biI,.n by nnsouue scratched by ErIaS and not !ang
i,oIs h drnnnpd his rod aud sax, dtn, believe there
vas any trout cAnd that amt the worst OF H., says
he farmer "WcI says Mr. Webster, "lwoud like 10 An"w
char IN. wo.st 4, il is2 There any here
.oys the farmer Mr. Webster cnJnyca the J'hr ana "lrh
old OF il to his particular friends icufs, J.
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nIEN's CHERRY rECTuNAl..
FOR TIE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. liOaR>ENES> HhbS
CIIITIS GROUP ASTHMA, WIloOFlNG EOti'ii.

AND DCoNsUMPTluS
& Nd 10y The ryer. upon ,ms 'IS yn.~ n.t's" n;
shall no. Ia e. and ne iu'. thereof IL. staI b"
iere was hope the sick recorded i"rs @-[}
and every ear adds ne" pg% Ii n! to The as
A. re,lral science aIscose.s and ,rs'slaI. RI
~, remedies nature Oh" by "r" u"
i.rasrs alc yield % the co... tSL.-I @a
rom nonr la. n"t'n'e, an Ton
SUMPTION Of the lu"r' s%ansd w. tss come M t: 3 @
may b: removedt: Cherry Pector"l.
,a,Fs spa9s h.. ~ sc, a.: f Sn Il The ase" "so" ar or
shreon are ia" r"r''eu enc
read a. sT1 u&i;zs 70, yp yISt Woop.>c co,Gu
NASHVILLE, IE%N. lure q -.
ronlers rs,riy Four ny hIdlen E.'e De afflicted ="
'Ne.e ne. oi.ss1s ..,u, reef e'r f"' JAMES GioNEr
We 'e the 'O'5 o. MeGiSiY i@f Eli % the Nashville Hs
FOX ! y r5Ns5MyTivE 5HGEFTnH: et5it:i. coGaH
Pl:rsBvna P& fe5 2. -
Sr-rnr,nree year. have CO. =" S@S.5 ~ 3 -
T,nT gs " % -, u all rs Il my car cons w'o ~
a. osis ne s %ea ~ "a. G @ he cTERkY rEcToRAL winch ,
pru.i;ence. has cured ne i!toicheT ,., ,,.,>n,r,
am, with gratitude yours, IahES IAN"h''>''
TINS = one OF TIE NUMEROUS ClHES Of AsrdtMA
WlCH HAVE BEEN ACCREDITED 10 chEhHN ~
ToRAL: .,n,.xSy Ar,irt- I-;s
Dr. AVER Lowe-pearslr have a..''' "':
M I"r ars part o uhac 10 ate"irr - S ou
naa a "a 9tey nsa.nsn Sa c cHER Il
!tt' sh" u ~
Irir! rom 10 s' 81" NV ~
Is enry remove ,t' ,l - '' -
WIN ce!Hei'' "nH e''o' So GEORGE FARAN1
10 ENJOY c,.,o,i..,,o and For .rlirr Ne rlsnt
;, -ur AMHERST rOiLEit, EDWARD
FN'h i'i- ~. 1t.ITrOrk VI. y Ii &c
:. - - nav. us,i Your CHERRY PICTORIAL ~ my
- r ,,,. ant IN ,a;'sir;, IT. H. ctf'
,nn th. Il miiabc comr0shi i5 ne i.t ..
Gu n bronchial difficulties Il VI ioh as !" ne snfe.
c-r au be service, on are al 'rlt 10 t' 81
rI'r cidrdc'e " - EDWARD HITCHCOCK
hinS proper
Sept u, ia 49,, I,r. - -,
~ recommend preparation the best kn""h !" i-in r
affections Of the lungs, are: .
prssuiro, Perkins, Vermont Medical College
prof SIimnn. Yale College,
prof. Val acn,ine Moit, New YORK
profc cIcav-iaEG. BowdoIn Medlcal CoIe5s
p,of Rntet6.ld Ohio Medical College.
,o,d,ar Jounul of Medical ScIence.
I,o.ton Medical n Surgical Journal.
Char esrcn ; C. Medical Review.
New Jersey Medical Reporter
Hon Henry Y Senator
Marsh American Ambassador - i-'N"''
Ger. Emanu- Ru'ncs Pre- dent OF MI
r, Rev Ed Power lord BlSh"p o. i,f.h'o.
Re; i.cr. b. slr Ne" foih
iopp Purcell o C.ucnnH. l. ''h'
a. Yn,nu eu,,o.nt ng,- : '"rrgr r'ueS
IN. ,,u,a 'fis diseases nl
hu also as srny medicine iof otcasicn" "s.' Is he Fs'
| (-si rleasap,rs, and best Inthe 80 , ..-.,.i
pran,r.and sold oy c. AVER Praeea and ana!tica
chsmis. Iuyell Massachusetts, ana set! Stoess. an.
1ihmond by PURCELL, LADp s. CO. and PEIToN !cHS
STOS and by The Drusgiasatretaii thr"u2hoN'tneSas'
le-cw3n
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1852 Oct l-Balance in the Treasury
to the credit OF The Literary Fund, S36 S5S So
j. BROWN. Jr.
November ls 1852.
SYNOPSIS or THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
THE TREASURY.
VIRGINIA TREASURY, RlcHM7SD Oct 81, 1852.
TO JOSEPH JunSsoS, ESQ Gnvrrnoro Of Virginia.
Sir compliance with the Gh section OF The act passed
22d May 1882 nave the honor 10 snom 10 your excelen
SYNOPSIS of The financial condition oi this office nj The
lose Of the fiscal year ending Both September, 1882 viz
70 halance in tho treasury lsl day OF October,
ls5l s94 l24 7s
70 amount received from Isl October 1851, 10
3Olh September 1852 inclusive, 5,2T9 5l2 DO
5373 937 IL
By amount di.bursed from Isl October, 1851 10
3OIh September 1852, inclusive, 5,Z74,4cU 81
Rolance in The treasury let October 1882 SS9 537 Ia
To the crcdt of the following funds, viz
To the commonwealth, sos "
: i,er,rv fInd 36 SIS IS
Board OF public works, loU49 20
SS9 537 IA
Very respectfully, yours, &c
RO. BUTLER,
Treasurer of the Commonwealth.
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NOTICE.


subscribers have employee Mr. Alexander Elicit TO teach
G he Roundabout neigh6orhoud the ensuing rear, about
Hai miles South of Louisa Court House MIR. Enett
', N e neishbuh0od in 1919 aud general satlsiac
hs ia and. for the last years, has been TO
'e=e and has qualified himself 10 teach Latin Greek.
a" all ;c various branches OF the English language
"e would take few boaldrrs fill the School il early
-. M m % !adc TERMSFur Board (and Tuit"n includedJ
c Schpo IL the 18th OF January, 1879,
tI nn sie 10Th December following. Address Louisa
N,y Va WILLIAM w pETUS
w,,r I'm DR. FREDERICK PERKINS
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CASUALTY Between nine and ten o'clock Tuesday
morning a young named Leonidas N. Gresham, EN-
poyed in Gaegns -four mill while engaged in feeding ship
stuff enguphed in perfect Of eran and before as
sisance could be rendered, cird from suiiIcalon Mr.
was Petersburg and his sudden deaih has
his family in the poignant grief Richmond Dispatch
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fr,m ,lr RcLmo,I Nj, lca College. in The month OF
|ae >,cm Sj4 named ioB lie was there under
For IL" last nve years, previous 10 his
% (turiug winch he "asa ru"a%a > he was
r! sailor York aud James and Ne ="
the papers oi Tree negro named
y-Ga oelet that IL his Intention 10 leave Tor
~. the earliest opportunity He about h'rt. years o
,sd aud iu,cigeni expression about the face In
.- >!eais he amits little, auu wheh Walking goes
,a lie Is i've l.. inches hgn, very black
~, ycry hck lips lie has aIso bad the Small Fox which
E s,vc; sy upon his aud along the edge OF N mar
ca orsAr,d Secondary symptoms O' Spills wee likewise
,,in - nav se INN agsia. ANDREW HUNDLEY,
""' 49, Committee Of Ann NJ. Segar
Ms alssssi is Church View, Md1lescx CO, Va.
S-iliINTA.-Ai Rules held The Clerk Office the Gcui'
ciy Richmond, the first Monday IN November.
5; d ueas The tirs. day ui the mrnh3
aud H. Joaes merchants an" partners trading unteT hs
i'm Al! s:yle OF j. & H. Jones, rah'ius:
:. lis's'a ls!aaa Defendant
The object tt The defendant tie sum OF 5
m IA. I'll interest tee"n from the Is day OF july So, TIL pay
il appearing affidavit thu, the said defendant Is not re-
. d his STATE plaintiffs by their alto
w II is o.dyre. thai he do APPEAR here within one month
r. 10. pu5catou order, and DO what is necessary
e m interests AMI ha thls order be published once week
oar the chmnnG "uirsr,H newspaPv.
rs CITY OF Kchmond and pos;ed AZ Ihe IRON. uoot ol
Co House v corporation me drs! day OF the next cor
';aa'2 a.. ,m:x c%UT; Eus. ROBINSON, Clerk
,iRGIyIA-N TaIl. Fcd 10 Tie Clerks olhce OF the Circuit
Corr Of III. CIV u Richmond -t Monday in ACye.
y, 49, .s,<' III y; os'"s '"' Plaintiff:
rIs,. Cooke, Defendant.
Ia ca.c and upon an attachment returned executed.
IN sst o.! The defendant the sum Of
su!eI and hiyfve dollars aud II appearing by adav
An al the ,an. Is ordered tina, he do ap
ear here moah due publication o tins order
published week nr our successive weeks IN th
Richmond Enquirer, newspaper printed IN the cry OF Rthmoot
=" '"s M, .a: raGr"Tess-: II EuS. ROBINSON, cpk
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IL SION "a, a. n'E VIRGINIA MANUFACTURERS
ave n. c" Richmond made, for taleat l32 Cary street,
s ior 81 I, All tTsons wishing buy first
rd VII 9" we'o call and get er sup.
Ss :, ar b. DEVERET'X.
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o ND "!,y the riv,r. upnn the back thereof.
~ shall grow all ices Tor meat. whose i"hi
hail no, Ia. e. and ;he iruil thereof shall bn
or meat. and the l-aI thereof Tor medic re >
Here was hope Tor the SICK rec"idcd i"fs
tco. and every :,rar ADDS ne" itu"i TO Tue do
:urarr.. that these promises shall not lail.
A. medical Scicuce tiscnVc.s ahi H,Sisi'it
r.. remedies nature has gwen. oE. hy "r" IL"
.I.r,.rs thu, aili.ct our race. yIclG - tar COZ
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM.
NJ 9'pRSE II LA W

z I'ORNE Il T Ia "
sSRAEtlGES Courts Of the Dis nct oi COLUMBIA
Any TO his profession. whi nmay be enrus
"a ~. with rromp tion,.cn IL refaTs to
l.essrs SgipEE. HITuRRs X Co,
Gen. $50. NJ. McCALLA, Nasnihatoh,p y.
JAMES i MILLER, Esq,
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We learn from Republican, (says the Richmond Times
of Saturday, that Gov Johnson, Thursday last comnu
ted the punishment of the slave Lucy lnsead ut being
handed over 10 the hangma she be transported beyond
The limits OF The State. This decision just and hu-
mane WILL We are sure, with the hearty approval
of every one acquainted with The facts elected the trial OF
tt. mir
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BALTIMORE, Nov. l7.-Sales of about 900 bbs flour
at S5 10 So III red wheat ST. sll2 white 81 slls
new white corn 10 a IL yellow II 70.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l7-S"cs of 10 OOo obs. ho"f ~
vinus r,t..-pc,s finn; SIS CO.. hlsv!s whcat-wcsi'r
Il 81 22 10 900 bushels mixed 9i -; southern u
II
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rr,ItE ScipoI al IN, resumed The i oi "uai
1873 AL the branches ~ liberal English tinrh!o "l -
ugtr French Needle Work and r"imifg III ""l''
board d III he Et=i'rh "ti'' q
81 m Frerch sto Pain:ns s.; Muse the Piano ~"
bv Nr Fey at an extra charg,
~! -L', -, wv O IIARG:<
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The Convention Jus, elected 10 remodel the Constitution
Of the State of Massachusetts, is not meet until May
next and such alterations makes to the present Cons
tuition TO be submitted the People for ratification
One of the prominent objects Of the movers for hi
Convention down the representation of the cities
and large towns and TO increase that Of the smaller towns
In the State Legislature.
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TEACHER yVASTl -.


WISH 10 employ young sentcm ~ 'sr cn's' %
ant Ma;hcna zeal rrst"r'", ~ 'u.iu var
= -" ' A!Irr.- EI.iy 1! H. H. BIZ T.
>inns IITHnrv. ir"r
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NOTICE

L. pa3as having claims asaicst thu estate o george 1c
u requested 10 bring ein without usiay oeio
E? !" Murray Commissioner Of The County Court of Louisa
u Susi iious; such cliiis are now be
~ IT rpoi WILLIAM h. VOOLFOLK.
Nov. lSJl Administrator OF G. 7. Richeiscn, decd
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DAVID EUSsA EN.

ATTORSEN AT l. wv.
racrr IL the Cnuris Alexandria Fairfax aud Fauquie
He will also attend TO the prosecution oi Cains
a lA ;cerai Government Once on hi street between =
m m IN .he building by The Manassas Gap RAJ
.l-i '"mpumy.
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NOTICE..


\ l!aRRiNGTOS, Importer and Manufacturer OF gar.
T,rrru ~ud p,c.s wholesale and retail, No isi
,hs;,ce tn Scotch Soldier, keeps con
IN ~ at he most rouiar brarts {" Cigars, in large "i
., ui, crascrs ub and al prices !"
.v' H,.5 II" Noriicrn 'calcrs .. :, ,..
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NOTICE


having The es.ae ol James r.
"a hersoy rciu-sted pfy Of their existence amounts
when due ard those Indebted 10 The said required 10
p omQt a. aagcr indulgence br given
WM. l.. VOOLFOLK. Als'r of Jas. P. Perkins.
I.Ii.yllle Iousi Nov. IL lS59-cwiY
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oTEUFsIa UT UVt7UEIOH" WTVI EHe e
year and the condition Of the Lite,
September, 1852.
Balance of money al the credit OF
the Fund in the Treasury on the
lst of October, 1851,
RECEIPTS uf the Treasurer amount
Ing 10 the following SUNG dcpnsi-
led, Fines, forfeited and cschea,ed
lands, &c,
Stocks redeemed,
Dividends and interest on invest
nenis,
Dividends on Dawson Fund,
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ttan ton
Su1I,inrf evidence Tia: ii!=
be td Pulmonary Compliant IN All mex "rH7
ma, b.. rcmpsrity Cherry PecfOrHl.
Spac- in not PENN; publish h"i: any proportion M h
.Hturl, i"nt'h
whrrcon are ful particulars suc m looi ~
,,.-r rI.rLs
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Y NO III.
SySoPsI. Of operations 1c the Treasury in the las fsc
yor and the condition of the Literary Fund he 30M
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MARBLE YARD.
Is< ROGERS, Sin Street. Main, Richmond Va, peale
III .vptan Italian a.i imcca,l Marble Monuments, Tomb
>i,cs Maa;e pieces cTery descriptions Wall Plate,
g"pi' &. &c.
5, .>i,;, n CARVING u:"& III the eatcstnannet
lie c,o,,. y. reference promptly di:endeGo.
Hos~rsav= II ~ rca,csalr ~ nc OF ,hs afee'
Nr ~! and 't''i 'Nuci ,h ~
" .trah.r. ai ali axccu;s,iat his shop viii Giv'
5--cly
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

ATTVNNEl AT LAW,
uURTS- Charlotte. Prince Edward and AppomaIcx.
! POST OeIiCE-Char1ue Cuur; House.
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I
ErNlNAY o TuckaNoo. G"ochand county upwards oi L
ago ne .ru man named WALLAGE SMITH Hct
siy tall and sin aud pi uark provo
-na head large eet aow-iessru ana hes
when alarmed or SHARPLY spoken He or
aYaca ~ " kenr Esq o Ginu ester county ana ha
cen a aow doubt lurking about IN that or some al
ccav r .poye reward will be PAID lor his apprehension
m ..flv.gv 10 nc 4; TucHaioe or Richmond.
.iay M JOSEPH ALLEN.
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Fl:TsBrnf II .
Dear years have allie rc ~ , ~
that treiucay ia, ,acG Of recovery: hnct :" ~ @
w i ,, - .,r u, all lS chair. cough "'ui I'll
49, IN. rhen ll down Having ncd Inlny reii"ir- "ho
go, 90 ~ m s a. la., treI he CHERRY PICTORIAL which nnt.'
prn.ittuc-. has cured ne itofG;heG ,,.,,.,..,,,
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NAsHYILLR, TFHN.. VIC = II.
Frclord tor Hir"'4
nh and Iofu.nza am! nave hsIaru pfnuogu'ln2 ia
-cnlsIa remedy Fuuc OF children E.,e afflicted "h
- c.c i,sss,.s aud The rec Pecio. a- a"ay a"s"
:. n 800 Ian, r-',ef JAMES GLO'Lf
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i Mr. JAS l., HAMILT0N-DEAR SIR; Although the
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and burning sensation In the left side Of the chest pap
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