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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICIIVOWO, FEB. ~
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr Telegraph, Somers, from Great Egg lIarbor
With balast-spoke sloop Globe, bound MP.
Schr Richmond, Wooliord, from Baltimore, with
ballast.
Schr Ciarissa, Ill., from Providence, via Norfolk,
with dry goods and tobacco, TO Otis, Dunlop 5, Co
ind 8 Saunders.
SAILED,
Schr Virginia, -, for City Point, with tobacco
and 6our.
NoRFoLK, Fob &c.
Arrived, sloop William Tell, eager, New York.
at Seawels Point-Schr Mary. Davis, n York
Sailed-Schrs Ann Eliza L., Laffcrty, for Phadel-
phia; Consort, Ketchum, and Pilot, Horton for New
York
FrVn or Correspondent.
OLD PotNT, Feb. l6--3 y. II.
The schr Milo, Turner, hence bound &c I;oston In
getting under way this morning in tic hole whore she
has been for some days, grounded on HAMPTON Bar
and remained when the stcum boat left iha Point
BCG'Cf
Beaoon Office Ne,r' Room, N6rCoit.J
FEB. 49, =. ~.
'Ghe schr Milo, Turner. hence for Boston.
which was reported ashore on Hampton Bar, hes
gotten off and proceeded 10 sea.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

I linxe determined to extend my business this
Sprngby adding an extensive VtoicsaIc and Fun
y assortment and am inclined TO offer INV present
stock Consisting Of almost every article in the lnc az
very reduced prices. Country Merchants ami pur-
clusters generally invited 10 call and Julie for
themselves. GEORGE. L. TIFFiN.
1du - il:t
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FRESH GOODS

- . HS6OIl UOODO.
H walls, '"'N -
Blue black and cold gros de Naples
Batistc and Italian nets
Lace capes, pelirenes and collars
fashionable calicoes and printed cambncs
Plaid and striped gngl,ams
Cainbfic, jaconet and Swiss musns
Muslin and silk cravats assorted
Gloves and belt ribbands do
Superior silk umbrellas
Black, blue and steel mkt cloths
with variety of other seasonable goods, which
are offered ut low prices for casi.
leu 10 HALL NELSON
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HOUSE OF DELEG.lTEs.

~, -, s.-.. WEpNzsoAr, Feb. 10.
Tho Senate informed the House, that they lad
passed the bills; authorizing separate elections in
Halifax; 2, concerning the salary ofthe copying clerk
70 the Executives; ,, anondng Incorporating n
company to establish Turnpike from Petersburg to
the N. Carolina line; 4, incorporating u COM any to
construct toll bridge the Potomac River o,
concerning the OF tho poor: And they have
postponed the bill fixing the allowances of TIC Oil
GERS ofthe court of appeals.
TARIFF RESOLUTIONS.
The House ,hcn motion of Mr.. Goode, resumed
the consideration Of the report and resolutions on the
Tariff.
afr. yHdson of Frederick, took the noor in sup
port OF The report, and in opposition to the polic and
consttutionality Of the tariff.
He was followed by Mr.. .Nc,sog on the same side
AFTER which the House adjourned.
~ We ore authorised 10 say, that Sr RICHARD 81
sEIAR will be candidate ut the ensuing election c,- -
Senatorial District at present rcf,cs,el b Co,V Junc
who declines q re-elcciion. = " ' -
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&c.
REMOVAL.
COOK e. RYAN.

Ladies s. CentieRei's Boot & SStOe Maui !-tuyeys
REG leave to inform their customers and the pub
lie IN general, that they have removed opposite
Hall y Moore's dry goods store, and four doors be-
low 18th street where they are prepared to make
LADIES' and Gcntlomen's BOOTS and SHOES. In
the latest ashious and othe best mat crias tn, north
ern cities can produce.
We keep always on hand, large and general
assortment Of Ioos md Shoes, oil Of our own manu-
features misses Slippers and walking Shoes bovs'
SHOES and Pumps gcntlemens water proof Boots
and Shoes, made To order.
tForders from the country principally attended to
ian 81 coet
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$500 WANTED.

Pun very best landed security will he given for the
loan Of the above sum, at per cent per annum
payable half yearly Tor part -ulars enquire OF this
Office. Fch I--.l8fif
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nv TIP m. sHrP NIMsop.l
E-g,1rf ~ Z, J,lgr.. ~

LTYERi OtJt Jfp. 2.
Co6 n-Ne have experienced moderate and l:uu tho
made throughout the week. and haya reduction police
In the prices Of any description low qualities of how.
ever, are more illt of SALE ticr The total xcs
amount to 10000 bags Imports from the 27l Dec to tc 2d
Jan. inclusive 6l9l bales
Rice in boJd, Carolina lis 90
Estdrt from "a eircuirr 'rti.r, Gdili
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ., 1929.
The srS of F2or, well other Bread stuis rs no, We,
correctly ascerlnr b il supposed be IL 600 lar
rcs Of the orne 1900 quarters IGJian Corn 5000 of
Wheat, and 75,0 of Oats.
9o6aeeoTbe mpor, has been 5)s3 hhds against 1902
The previous year, aud the present stock 900
against 100 nj the period OF 1927 Prices Cd to
Id per h. higher for Leaf aud Id Tor iemued owing prIci
Pay los speculative demand arising from the deficiency in the
crop OF 1927 the unvorabe respecting ng,
ths pas, year, aud the general dinu;o the s;ncks in IN
rope There has been speculative demand and about,
800 binds OF all descriptions taken the late advance in prices
CITY CjastEe.
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NEGROES WANTED.

WISH 70 hire fry able bodied negro men, fr the remain
der Of this year, of the Of i've Richmond Dork Com
pany GEO. BOOKER, Suycft
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- NUETofs, Fra. lex
tort,ut's FrcIes-An eighth of capital prize oil sin0J
IN tic last drawn class Of the Dismal swamp tsua LOTTERY
sod by Mr. Il Pearce, purchased uaed ltury
belonging to Mr. Alexander Gait is lucky i, Henry
1898 enabled To puchsse his lie on (o w.ch hi. has
with. =" % " $3.50
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P0irt0bte House &. Let ncar lie Poor Hon,
FOR SALE

TENDING t5leaye Richmond 7 offer for s5r.
4, the Honse and Lot now occupy. near The Poor
ItuS,' Inc house Is Of brick, two stories hiqh.
MN rociis on tie first floor and on the second;
doIb'e ceilaFs under the whole COR Kitchen AMI oT
ccii"s' IL Is yell butt and sell flushed comfortable
house The :o is fifty four feet front and half an acre
a'e corner lot. There is never failing spring of
excellent water within twenty wards of the bo,ee
'inong The t-houses, are large smoke house and
slaughter hou-e TIE insurance on the DWELLING
honse Is near 900 dollars
months Possession will be given in April.
lilt JOHN DOYLE
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5 PRBEXDEN1TS.

ufEioR photographic hkeessvs of tie Eve hrsi Presidents
- me u States viz Washington, Juo Adams, Jcfcrsnn,
uadison and Moe, iaSsn from the celebrated original yaini
% ey stuart and engraved 10Y ufic first artists France
w Ono scit only of to above may be my store
"fe ode viii hcrcered for them, e'cfn secisor ame<
ich ~ j. VI. NASH
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COOK FOR HIRE.
CUT4.NEOTS DLSE 80

Practical Synopsis Of Cuancous Diseases from tie mo-.
celebrated authors, and particularly documents
fded ny the clinical lectures OF Dr. Bict by Cazcnave ~
oohedG NJ DIS Translated rom the French, with Notes
feb ~ INST pnhls.rd. and for sa1o By ] u NASlI
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ALBERT NJ. GILLIAN.

=
G-5"Thrce numbers of the ABBY, worl, have. beor
already Published in Lynchburg by MIR Gillian, but
owing tn wish on The part ot the editors to chance
us form and make it siInila'throughuut it will re-
Subscribers alb inlo. -
feb 10 &C., a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

.3nnaat yIeetiHg Of the BiJic Societg Of "a.
" ESOLVED, That the sixteenth anniversary
AZ meeting of the Bible Society of virginia be
held IN Trinity Church, in this city o tho first Tues
day tUh) in April next, 90 tho hour OF o O'Clock A.
NJ. and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice Of the same ard invite Auxiliary Societies 20
sond delegates TO said meeting.
Eztrsd from minutes NJ Sd Feb. 1890.
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary.
~ Bible Societies throughout the State will confer
favor by communicating such information as they
may deem usoiul and Auxiliary Societies are pnrfc-
vary requested to make up and forward their reports
TO the Rev. Stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary
on or before The first Tucsdayin March rcxt.
ESb JAMES GRAY, Rcc'nr Sec'rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
Richmond Dock Lottery. No. !

Richmond Dock Lottery, No. !.
ENilG A,anagers respectfully inforn the public tha,
will be drawn on Monday the 2i OF March. cam.
tails Of $4,000, 900, 1850. s. 600, 81 Geo. &c.
AS tins Lottery i for the purpose ormakng perna-
nent improvements within the City, of much mnor-
lance III commercial point of view, the Mana
hope that all who feel TN interest in ia nrosnc7it
will aid them by encouraging the Lottery.
Whole tickets -, halves 50 so, quarters 81 25.
CAL at YATES 81 MINIYRE,
LED 10 Managers, under the Eagle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

SO lihds New Orleans ynu!ass,. for sale in lots IN
suit purchasers by
fcbI8 u. TTuRrpr,yU,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

"The article Consequence experienced decline Of ! and
no prospect of any improvement very There are all,
late accounts from all the principal ports connc, of
Europe, which all equally calculated tepn.ss pgies in
thi. couny-t!our aud gram have both trr!ic" ret Hp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

MAHi.tEI', ON The 9Th ms, by the Rev. Chirchiil Cor
oo' Col TnoAi@ Row. of the count, Of onsc 9s SiD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

1SrGri Of letter 70 gs1lenuan tbs tona Jlef
- February H.
1--WE are in possession Of Liverpool daiOs c 81, Janz,r
The odvces nfvoabc for cotton Stock taken the la
day of the year, showed the following resur in comparison
with that taken the year Previous =
On the 3ist Dec. 1927 2l3 ,Sn0 tales
Ditto duo 1928, 2g5.l73 bales.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

VEtSUSr SAIE.-f'y virtue of a deed nj ,r,,s, e,,-.
ny dImeI X Hrtley and Hannah his WIFE tn The sub
anu nuy rrco;eh M tbs clerks Office of Coochlsnd
Gay Of naish nsS a being Goochland day. proceed
ready money all the right tile, n,eres, ana claim the id
TnIeI of Henley and Hannah his wife, have ay N
one fourth acres of land lying in the io.rr end or 1ooclsmd
I. y oss the saipe tact Of land owned by William
q. ue ths % his death, aud which, 10y bis last viii ard
testament lac devised To his heirs equally divided tNeer
urn 81 whch Hannah Henley, formerly Hannah famett Is
one oil ue hers OF the said William BaIrett also al tie into
sst title and clahn which tie said Turner r. Henley ma
8anha ms wiie now have, may hereafter hare in sy
eioeS "i their increase al>p stock horses hos cl
ana stock OF all kinks also hJusehald and kitref furniture
TO the said VIM BaIneii which with all orer e.,e
ey claim under te said VIM Baneit's si in order ~ sti
ne purposes COR which the said deed of tr Was rnade Sc
e only w be conveyed, vested the subscribers Ly m
'inie>a'a Coed oil trust WILL CRAY, d,
,ooo,,,n, ,s.,r ,,o WM MILLER, iF's'ees
wiz
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Gom,uercia4 asrrorU-
Nssntser Of Boats nzbi druoDi, qfproiYce passed dorr
through the Ln,r-r. Locks

FEB $50 hhds. tobacco, 1853 barrels -four, q5
bushels wheat 90 cords wood, 10 sqr slate, 1900 feet
plank, 10 upland boats, ID coal beats 3a62 bushels
coal.
FEB lo.-18 hllds. tobacco, cords wool, 274 BAR
,es -four bushels wheat 2ooO keg hoop poles, 600
lbs. cotton, coal boats 393 bushels coal
FEB. li.-57 hIids. tobacco 535 Dusl,rls vbo,,
All barrcls four cords wood ~ bags feathers $50
lbs cotton barrels bcrswaX 10 kegs lard II upland
boats, III coul boats, 26i3 bushels coal.
Fen. l2.-53 hhds. tobacco i53 barrels flour. 60
bushels wheat, 700 l;cg poles, bags cotton, u up
land boats, 8 coal boats, 326 bushels coal.
Fen. ~. 40 hhds. tobacco, I02 barrels -four 10
bushels rhcat, 90 cords wood, | hhl. stems, 2ono
pounds sondry articles 81 upland boats is coal
88l6 bushels coal.
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REMOVAL.

NtM I!iRNNN, WGtch y Clacl llaE.r rcsrectfl liz N,
ioris his tnncr customers and tire public generally tat
Ire has Utro the corner store above the Fade Hotel Ia
MI T. Balls Tavern, where he viii continue TO carry on his
business M al lis various branches lie returns his sin ere
thanks to those who have been pleased 10 favor him with tei,
custom, and assures the public that If PRACTICAL knowledge o
his profession, combined with stability md attention TO busne.s
are characteristics worthy of encouragement he Caters hin.s
' he has reasonable ground Ct hope Tor share al hci
patronage. in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
GREAT RIGGS

It ItF OK t8fiU!tSilt0 CTce u 5. ID. .4{kH e o.
(.NeiO York
u y, ~, 81, TIC grand Capital prize Of INytyry
totLAs. and No 90 ., 81, nIa handsome prize OF s76l
were io sod ut the aiye occ few moments before tlev
we've drawn IN the last rev York LOTTERY. The old es,ablsi.d
o1ce OF = 4 Nj Allen & Co of is city hope to have the s.,,
good il IN the one to b1 drawn of which the scheme is below
m THIS DAY,
e New York Extra No l, ior 1929 win drawn IN the ci,,
OF New for--i2 No Lottery, Drawn Ballots.
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Vs.. PEAsMAE viii s,u continue 10 veud LOTTERY TjcLets
and hopes, whilst his conbutna 10 his siir
ta' he may be the agent in The hands the old dame 60 lc
them Torture.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

DIED, at Montpelier, the ith inst Mrs EIr,NoK
MANSON, mother ofihe TX President, aged e3 years
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NOTICE.-Thc subscriber has procured 0 trainer
Of horses, and has opened stable az Broad Rock:
lac VIII take few horses either tried or untred On
the usual terms, it early application is made.
Feb 7-26t ISIAM PUCKETP.
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Richmond Dock Lottery.

Fllzes amounting 10 - 900 dollars
Whui2 tickets s., halves 81 so, Quarters 81 -.
o. 10 be had in the greatest variety M
zen - COTTOMS BOONST ORE
Two doors above the EARLE Hotel
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"h to-cor c. 7. & :. u.
NOTICE.-rlre undersigned, Trustees Of ADdcy-
- son s. Woodson, and Anderson, Woodson and
Diggers respectfully inform such Of the creditors a.
those firms may belong to the first class that thcy
propose making dividend OF the goth March NEXT.
Tire creditors alluded to thus designated in the
Deed -" First, to pay all moneys deposited with
either ofthe said partnerships the use Of othors than
themselves, borrowed and the money proceeds OF
cons gnments made 10 the said Anderson, lVoodsun o.
Diggcrs asactors, rcmainIgin their hands yri pasr
without preference Of one over the other" Creditors
Of this description viii therefore present their claims
or before The 10Th day Of March next in order that
the amount may be ascertaincd prior to the period
when tIc dividend shall be made.
JOHN GABTH, -
JOSIAH LBAKE,( ''u''0''
ofAndergon, Woolson s. Biggers.
Feb G. w2w.
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Stephen 4. Mitchell,
GREEN COFFEE.

$50 Bags green coffee in store for sale by
feb 1885, OTIS, DUNLOP s. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

% The noneehoiders of Chesterfield and citizens OF
Manchester who believe that the nonceiolders have bun
deprived OF their right by die bill just past the Legislature h,
relation 10 the plan adopted 10 oanie Convention ar inv;
ted TO assemble the farnrrs Hoel aLnchci- on We
ncsday evening, the 18th isten this tihiec, is proroi
10 be considered THREE NON-FREEIIoI DiIiS
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RE4L IRLSH POTATOES.

IN hampers real Irish Potatoes received and ter sale bv
c. e. 81 :. HAiI4AAL
.7f~SO IN SYOR!S
2ri bushels fine uorhcrh Potatoes.
frh fn-cot C. L. & J. Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22
BBUBLIC' AUCTION

EBUBLtC2 AUCTION. Nv virtue of n deed OF
~ trust, executed to ,he subscribers, by Randolph
koss OF the County OF white IN the State OF Tennes-
see on the l2i, day of August. 1870; and recorded in
the Hastings Court for the City Of RicnnoAd. the
zo'h day ct June 1921; aud ordered to be certified,
which said deed OF trust was gered In the Regis
tei's Office, ia White County, state of me ssee
on the s day Of August ls2l also regis,eredin
the Registers Office, in Warren County State of T-n
ssee, the 9th day ofAugnst 1921 for the pmrros,
OF securing the payment oil sndry sums OF money
mentioned in che said deeds will be sold by Pubic
Aucon 10 the highest bidder, e ready money. at the
front deco Of the Eagle Hotel in the CITY Of Richmon
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of December next at ~
o'clock. fair, Otherwise the first fair day ihereAfter
the following property TO wiz A certain piece par
Gel OF land ia the comfy OF Warren, State of T~nne
zee, containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave.
Sundry other pieces parcels OF land, by
the said Rsniolpb Ros- of Elijah Ssusers George Saa
ders Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, John Officer, Will
liam Eavcs. Alexander McHurray Charles and William
G'essun,, Thomas Ray. and Elijah Deake and sundry
pieces or parcels OF land in the said County and Stale
granted by the said State. 10 the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece orpareel of land in the county of
White, in the said state oil Tennessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, including the Big Zone cave
and sundry other pieces parcels of land in the said
county and state purchased by the said Randolph Ross
OF Anthony Debruce, John McLemore, Geo. Saunders,
Elijah Saunders Elihu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John Wilson-and sundry pieces or parcels
of land in the county and state granted by the said state
10 the said Randolph Ross supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acrcs--Also third part of certain
tract or parcel of land in the said county of Warren,
STATE OF tennessee which the SAID Randolph Ross holds
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain containing
three thousand acres including the Salt Wells Rocky
Riycr-Also 10 negroes, whose s'not now
collected, nine of which in the pos session OF Re,i-
ben Ross, and six in the possession OF William Ross,
Jr also all the stock in trade ST stores beon gng
TO the said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee, Of which
Is Kept at Sparta, the other at Arch Cave; the first
OF which sock amounted 10 S0o0. And also the
chandise in the hands Of Reuben Ross OF ton in
Virginia belonging to the sail Ross, valued $4,000
j he sale wi be conducted by Thomas Taylor.
sttr tet W. cambridge, r..
~ te-s w. NEKERYiS, i'"'ees'
OctI7. s.g e... a.s-,s4,.s 4s-tds
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YENwENTY, DOLLARS REWARD.--I will give
twenty dollars for the apnrohcndinr and deIi,er,
Lands forfeited to the Literary Fund.
81 --io AuDrroR's Orrrrr 6fh JuIv 1905


HDUBLIC NOrICEs-By the act passed 9Th March,
"a 1927, entitled" An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the nonpaymcn Of taxes" the operation
Of which was continued by subsequent passed 9th
Fob 1S2S,-ali Delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund.- and not redeemed on or before the
FIRST Of the present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made however,
by the first above mentioned act in favor OF such person
or persons who may have good legal or equitable title
TO such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vestng in the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund, who previous the 9th Of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, or who derivo title under person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But no person
shall be entitled TO the benefit of this provision, who
shall not before the FIRST ddy0f Deean5er tho,sond
GIT hundred and f,cenfy nine pay into the Treasury
on the proper of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands claimed him either in his
or the ofthosc under whom he caimtitle
or by the person. persons in whose right the
same was forfeited such portion thereof the land
claimed ought to be cquitaby and rataby charged there
WITH with 10 per cent. per damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the LIST day OF Novem-
Der, of the year in which it becomes due, until paid
- JAS. +. HEATH,
July TO- IS-f Auditor OF Public Account
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FHyO FURNISHERS OF TIMBER.--ProposaIs will
III be received by the undersigned at the Farmers
Hotel in Manchester until the 18th day Of next month
for furnishing before the LIST of May $780, sills
and rails for the Chesterfield Railway The stills to be
OF white oak feet inches long by 0inches in diane
ter, and atted side; the rails of heart pine,
inches by 8, and in lengths of IL u feet. Both slls
and rails to be delivered on the line of the Railway;
If furnished from the tdcwater country, James Ri
yer, at the coal yards opposite Rockets,
The proposals will state the number Of slls and
Der Of feet of rails which he furnished, and tho
points at which they can be delivered.
.tfq.-. MONCURE ROBINSON,
oct. 20. 49--f Engineer.
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U.NIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
MN EDICAL DEPARTMENT-The Lectures will
1vM- commence as usual on the first Monday in No
vcmbcr, and be continued till March, The arrange
ment of the branches is as follows:-
ANATOMY { II. s. Physick, M. ID.
: - W. Il. Homer M. ID.
MATERIA MEDICA, Jiao Rednan Core, MD
CINE .Nath. Chapman, III. ID.
NrIDWIEEPy. Thos. c. Jmees, m ID.
- - - Wn. II. Deicees, M. ID.
CHEMISTRY, Robert Hare M ID.
SURGERY, l Wnl Gibson, N ID,
CINE Samuel Jackson, M ID.
Clinical Lectures the Practice of Medicine and
Surgery will be delivered on Wednesdays and Satur-
days by Drs Chapman and Gibson, at the Aims House.
w. E. HORNER, DEAN,
No. 263 Chestnut street.
The new Medical Hall the site of the old ono in
Ninth street, will be in readiness for the reception Of the
several classes. ~ August IL. 27-tIN
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rHyRUsr SALE OF NEGROES virtue Of

.TwyRUST SALE OF NEGROES BY virtue Of a
Il deed oftriis,, excruted, TO Randolph Harrison
and myself, by Charles irving. dated the 2d day OF
May, 1927, and Of record, IN the Clerks Office Of Buck
ihgham; shall, on the second Monday in November
next that being court day, at Buckingham Courthouse.
sell 10 the highest bidder, public auction, Tor cash
seven negro slaves, large proportion OF them VAL
uale az any in the State. The title 10 the above men
toned property il believed 10 be unqnesonabIc; but
acting as trustee shall se only such vested in
me by the deed
NELSON PAGE, Acting Trustee.
Oct. 20. - HHsf fif rf 49-tda