Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-19

the book Iine particularly those mo buy u, tie guam.
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ON hand. STATIONERY in general - anng which
are quantity Of writing paper, Of various sizes and
quality globes aud mathematical instruments; must
cal Instruments, OF different Sizes of Londop Iranufac
nre preceptors for the and good assortment
OF the pest Roman violin stiuss piano and guitar do
a very extensive collection OF mUsic.-Nex pub CaIons
the line regularly received from England aud
TIE North--DTawing papers cooTs, brushes blank and
-. ~ 10y, p."n''es az" s'''ei Petci' cdses No'|
cness men ana beads BACKGAMMON boxes nrst rate
playing and blank cards, by the gross and dozen
theeksand negotiable notes on either sfthe banks,
bound or in sheets.
BLANK BOOKS, Of his own manufacture, are regn.
larry kept On hand, which doubt win be found
examination, the extensive mt
-wotkRanship and materials warranted which will be
SOLO as reasonable as possibly can he expected IRE
orders Bians Work thankfully received and exeout
ed eqnal Ia any in the United States.
kCLlNG, done by machine, with peatness and ex-
FANCY BINDING and extra calf work executed in
asuperior style Of workmanship, which will insure his
customers satisfaction. March 4 09..Nlw
no TttE PuBLtC.-The inhabitants Of this part I'll
virginia have. for some Tins, enjoyed degi ee Of
health nnexarppet in the OF my remembrance.
While earnestly congratulate them this bright dis.
play of the municence of Heaven aud tender them my
most benevolent wishes beg rernissios 10 slate that
the tine may seen arrive when n NAV please Omnipo.
tnce TO reverse their cndition. We know that dis
ease is Inevitable and how eporable may he its
evils that nothing shield from its attack. Know
ng this, aud having, by routine Of arduous study,
gained hope, some acquaintance with the diseases in
cidentto our climate aud with the means OF
by most respectfully, tender my medical services
friends and the community, in the unhappy event Of
asseration that have complete private country
establishment he found within the limits Of
Virginia This include, not only all those medicines
necessary er private practice, bnt also various ar Giles
OF diet for sick sago, root, pearl barley
rice, &c. There are some who may say that these
OF bu little moment: To snch would respectfully re
ply, that proper regulation OF diet is important
part OF the treatment Of diseases and that the above
named articles (if neatly prepared constitute most
H. rhnNH HI,
states, wherein but little nourshnent is admissible.
tie VINO ESSAYS to one serious complaint, without at
tending to the regimen of his patient. is guilty Of
shameful neglect unlikely to succeed, aud hat lily de-
serves rsHh among the sons OF nrdicine. An Aner
can czsn less famed for his several brilliant and
important discoveries IN surgery, than for his achieve
mentS III the same and exceiled by of that the
inesca profession in the world has declared in hts
public lectures that he has patients by an excu
sive attention TO diet. After such declaration who
wi presume to deny Its great nii'ityf n my expert
ence Qhonsh shoIt) had not taught tue importance
oft, from such high authority should be forced To
contest il. viii no longer insist upon that which is
so reasonable to every reflective mind hut proceed l.
MENTION that shall always Keep for he suppl, of
the sick The experience of the brilliant charac
that graced the science of medicine has prov
ed THIS TO be valuable article IN certain forms and
stages OF disease and well suited the deb
| t aud eonyaiescence. When spirit is mad
nissibie, this or good can be exhibited With s-et,
aud advantage by careful hand being less sudden
IN lis operation than the former and I'M
parting to the system much more durable tonic i'm
preston, on which rests ITS vane. Moreover, hav.
correspondence with respectable apothecares to the
north by whom shall be supplied with all necessary
articles OF good quality. on these can iely.
Thus have briefly stated, that possess all The erter
nat requisites for medical practice in doing which
pave not exaggerated Respecting those Internal and
more important qualifications decorum ferbids my say
ing any thing Time and experience alone develop
my Ignorance or knowledge of what pTefsss and de-
termine whether merit that attention and patronage
which hereby solicit. To those who may overcome
their timdy and may venture to extend me their pa
uonage, promise to pay the most ready and strict
iention and. as utterly abhor and disciam ali views
Of piuable avaTice, will be content with the smallest
az aIa Il,
tfp viii be so ungeherons to deny Let the liberal
mind reflect that the task Of faithful physician is ar
dnons; He has to encounter many diffic utes,
undergo much self denial. He has contend with
JUDGES. He is frequently involved in the labyrinth of
rival doctrines, when he must think for himself, and
iahor with diligence IN order TO extiicaie himself and
arrive at truth. The guardian OF the peoples hea h
ne must Keep the faithful vigil and when sickness burs
It's most envenonied shafts must act with the utmost
pIomptiiude and vigo. Hemust be conversant with The
chambers . o. dsSass, where he must frequently be
actions of his foe in order determine when he can
ke With most decision, must be the varying symp
toms OF ms patients malady IN order TO ascertain when
ne can weid the peculiar weapons OF bis ant with
success. He has to suffer much anxiety for the
OF his patients and lii be respect hmselO for his own
reputation. Reused by the calls of the distressed he
has frequently TO ferego the sweets of his nocturnal
fame orthe comforts Of his pillow and while other:
glow IN sweet oblvious SUMMERS lost shiver in Tho
rude ano chilling blasts and often 10 grope through md
| nights maze, amid storm and torrent Such is hi.
experience who labor faithfully in the field of
practice; and although he derive some secret recon-
pense iIom the sweet reflection OF contributing tn
relief of human Ills nevertheless his labors
ty will affx distinct reward. l will bettay tb
spirit Of arrogance by asserting that shall be sue
cessul laboreT In the held, but will presume 10 hone
that those who may grant their patronage, will
er nave cause 10 murmpT at my neglect, Ieprove
| nfdelity.
Iremsn with every benevolent and respectful sent,
ment, the peoples friend and servant
/ HENRY FAUNTLERoY
Naylof's Hole, (Ricbmond COZ March 0. loO. .3t'
ENoR LEASE, for a term OF years from the LIST Q
II May next, those valuable MERCHANT MILLS call
ed the " Mayo MiHs."-They are situated opposite 4
The CITY OF Richmond the bank Of james river, fr0r
which they are most abnndantIy supplied with waite
az all seasons of the year. The situation ofthese mill
consider superior TO any ever The fasility
transporting by water the wheat crops which grow
and below the Tails TO the mill doors together with
opportunity of purchasing the wheat which is bTo h
iaud from tue south side OF the river to aD
Capitalist disposed TO embark ia the manufacturing
Hour all the advantages In point OF grain and iiiin
power which can be desred.-Vesseis drawing ten fee
of water lay at the wharf about hundred yard
fSom the mills, from which the 6our is shipped TO
reign market. These mills have hitherto been in ib
occupancy OF hessTs. Myers, Marx & Co.-ffpTefeTred
would dispose ofthe above mills terms advanta
geous TO the purchaser.-TbeTe are many mill sites a
iached TO them, with water sufficient TO supply all th
| machinery which may be eIeeted thereon.
Should not meet with purchaser of this vsluabI
property before The FIRST Of Stay next shall then b
READY 10 Iease, for Of years, the mill Sites wit
any quantity Of water that may he required.
Z. c. MAYO.
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Feb. q. s5..u
40 Negroes at Aacfi0n Il. i. /. For Cash.
PTiBce Edward April court, viz. on MOnddV N
~ 1871 Of AprH will be sold public auction, f.
ready money 40 likely negToes consisting mostly ,
tUof huNsa adQ s,ld. q.