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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30
=: :.'s b, shsady converted the once smlsbs Rush.

blasts has already converted The once smIsb,e Rush,
into an Orlando Furioso.
You refer TO the wriirgs OF Jefferson, NJ warning
asanss the dangers OF Masonry. Tho passage YOU
Name In proof Of your assertion, turns out to be his
opinion upon the formation Of The Cincinnati Society,"
such Icgic IL too profound. II forms sylogsms Nv
kind Of cite heer.s, whsh YOU know by Experience
ms ago OF yiie mean aops, has no cettsin boundary
ysnersep, however IL sal wac hituself Mason, and
neve, heard that he weoi over 10 hat class Of moral
"H' VINO can uf,scedr vow, or bill We in tie nro
eenee ~ ezra judicial lies. But JEFF rsou, SIR,
name ;hn has ~ charms TO- you although you have
once AZ iea', or you are very much r.duced palmed
principles.
Your allusion to the Rev. Dr. Bentley i, upio,,l ig'.
oie. i"ever introduced The psms of,ha, gsn lsman
my addreD, and know not, why n 10 mentioned, OK.
eeP' 20 give you another opportunity for family eulogi.
UNI.
have redeemed my pledge. And now, Sir, allow
me 10 say to you, that under colour OF correcting In
point OF fact, you have laid open some Of the secre,
chambers oil your heart TO public view. The sight Is
cold aud cherries place, where hatred sits rail-
ing at an institution, which all your
ed. and La Fsyeue Yeti to adorn You have echoed
MIR. Ru.h's philippe, and denounced Masons and nj l.
sonry with vndictive temper worthy Of the inquisi-
uon you describe lnow leave you to that happy frame
OF mind you have prepared for YOURSELF by inurng the
innocent and arraying your great abilities against be-
nevolent Society. Before part, permit me TO drop
nuns It may restore your peace of mind, and your
lame from total eclipse. Resign your in Congress
before the gaze OF that lofty assembly i. fixed on YOU
with contemplation have been exalted to the hiehes
station in the world IL is time for you to retire
The otium cum dig,iitdte may yet redeem your repu
tation from pity that last comfort of fallen greatness
return TO the elegant pursuits Of literature, and re-
newa OF the lucubralons OF the philosopher, would be
sautary discipline for disturbed mind Even re-
view oil your Treatise on Rhetoric, which might be
hewn and polished into some beauty, would fill your
soul wih more agreeable CONCENTRATIONS than the part
you acting before you 20 hence 10 the tomb OF
your fathers. But, Sir, you value your character
man OF taste and scholar, touch not again, beseech
you, the mountain Of the MUSES.. You were not born
poet-the heart is wanting. And in your hand tho
Harp OF David gives most uncertain sound, breathing
neither the spirit Of holy DEVOTION the melody Of
love- Horace spoke the opinion of all ages when he said
Medocribus pots
Non homines, non Di, non conccs.cro eoumnc.
A
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IHNo The PUBLIC onsr ,or ssie tia vaiu IDLE
ID farm OF r,ipe, in ,hs upper end OF Hanover
equity, sonsilog sbou' 6fteen hundred asres
'n' -four b Is low ground. There is good water, q
xood Ice house very sopvenisn, to the dwelling-s
very eoiEmodious and large barn. together will ali
oecessary ou:-honsss, aud Of tho best stables Ia
virgini'. Any one wisbng TO pur.hase the above
IsrG can know The terms by application to the rub.
'efiber. There l. one Ct tie best apple and pracb
orchards on he land. IL is use,ess TO say sny thing
more about The above farm, az think the purchaser
won,d view the premises in the first place. 1 will
sen 81 or Az negroes residing on the pac., very
hne parcel Of your weI broke mules, and tewetn
~ and on bead CT cattle, ard about ihs same number
OF sheep and hogs, &C. SC.
inc purchaser shall h'v' tbs liberty Of "eding a
crop Of whoa, in due sess'n this fall! rhs reouire
deed In trust on the land to secure the payment
PAUL 7. boswell.
Sept. is. a7-w,t
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Sept. 20.

A OI1CE-Was committed to the Jail of Chester
V field county, Va, on the 22d day of June last
negro man who says his name is John, that he belongs
to James Ross OF Pittsylvania county, DanviIeo
colour yellow, about feet 10 inches high; has mole
under his right eye; no other mark visible; a.
bout 80 years old; had on when committed blue Vir-
gina cloth and white psn,aoons and an old black
hat The owner Of said negro is requested TO come
forward prove his property and take him away and
pay all charges or he viii be dealt with according
law. j. b. GOODE, Tailor of Chesfer6eIi
Sept. 49, 36-wI2ls
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a TEACHER.-A Gsn:ieman uho has hid som.
fM- experience in the art Of teaching, and Who has
ne'n deemed qualified, wi'hes 10 procure situation
o' the eesuinS y' Ia ahe,lihy aad agreeable neigh
bourh cod. IL. will give instruction in E.eli,b Grsr
mar, Geography, Arihmeiic, sc. and the Latin Ian
suage. He would also instruct a small elise Of be
gnners 10 G'eek-Saisfacory Testimonials OF qua';fi-
cations ard d'poruen can be produced. Persocs wish
'orre'pond-nce are requested % direct A. b. c.
New Canton p. 0. buckingham County Virginia
sep. r. S3 -v6y
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~AS copmiied to the iii Of the Cry of X CHI
w mond on the rs b. do, Of Jyne, 1881, a negro
mao by the name OF WILLIAM: he appears TO be
SPOUT twenty i've years OF age, about FIVE feet hig';
had on when committed psr Of lgb, yarn pan,lsoos
rs has no soa'. The owner is rsqres,,d I, come for
ward, prove the property, pay she expenses and tax
din away, or he will be dealt with according 20 Law
SHELTON s. WiNGFiELD Tailor.
Sept. 90. 39LvI2w
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From the Boston Courier. September ~.
HORTICULTURAL. FESTIVAL.


HORTICULTURAL FESTIVAL.
Tho Ma..cbu.eu Horticultural Society celebrated lite Annvo
sgs Of ladies and senensn at tho Aheneom Lecture
~ D., A. w Al one csSes u" a" ,s s"S stSI,
collection of fruits and flowers AZ ocock tho So
% ss Mr. go "a%s1 ss sIT IAN %
of Society presided tn table, wbero wit, aud
and tho gardvn. did to qualification Of the physical appe.
mons songs. following, original BY r. G. Fessen-
THE FEAST OF FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
Como, Cul,vators, leave a~hile
You. Gardens. Field. and Bowers
Our Feast Of Fruits and Flowers
With blamelcss luxury enjoy
Rewards which crown tho AT Of Arts,
When skull enhgbtcns toll
What though within out temperate ,orc.
No burning sun suhlimes
TIE Fruits tho Des,ioes bostow
90 pesuiep,isl climesi
AL health and hapP'nc. require
All man should AJAX Of heaven,
To sauete Innocent desire,
ls in Ptofuson given.
The worst privaiicn. endure
Prove blessings in til event,
Ard should o I.. s,,.,de excite
For ills which task our highest powers
To conquer ~ eSnds,
Tut bud the human race aspire
10 reach it's highest grade.
No imps Of .Io,h lie bs.kins here,
Like sorrcn,s in the sun,
Even mountain streams TO turn machines
Must labor As they run
within New Eng iand's granite bonnds
No esq beings urk
The rough and raging elements
We yoke and set to work
When scn,iren ts zcpbyrs blow
For lcvc and ihyming ht
Our windmls mako ,hsm ork like dogs
Compsll'd TO turn the spit;
Nasnra's laundering cataract
Our power shall hamper till
IL tolls like Duchman in a ditch
Or Sampson in his mill!
Since fro and water harn."d hse,
Compose Yankee team,
Perhaps General Government
Might go VOL by steam;
But as this better brought
Before some highest court,
lis isfi for Congress- WHOM they meat
To argue and report.
The Limo Olive will not grow
Spontaneous hero-what thee
We've hearts OF oak and nerves OF steel
In noble crops of meni
Our plant caird FEMALE EroELLsrcs
No hot-bed culture needs
To yield subunor Seraphim
or pure celestial breeds.
When writer dsspates tho heat,
Benca ih iron sky,
Hot-bousos with hot Taught
CsIorc will supply
Thus gsrd'neD by and by will make
Fine climates OF their own,
And raise by manufactured heat.
The plants OF every
With Limo and Sulphur doctor Oft
Vile inrects by the boat,
Till Art Mt iengh Of Natures plaques
Completely clears the coast
Thus every blessing may be
Which Providence has given
To every land and eli,,e beneath
Tho canopy OF Heaven.
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HBUBLlC SALr. o. ya,oso,c Land and Town Lots be-
-. longing TO the estate Of Dr. jaime, Merry, deed.
., on ,he z'th day OF October next, IL fair, otherwise
The next fair day thereafter we will sell Al auc,io -
me to"n OF CovingtoD, county Of Allegheny several
lois IN said town. and the land adjoining, from which
ne 'o"n was laid OIL, containing about hundred
acres.-Also, at the same time and place a plsnfs';o
lying on Jackson's river, about eight miles below aid
town. aud four above the Iron Works, containing 2es
acres, good proportion OF which is rich bottom 4, h.
bounded by the lands of MIR. Allen, Mr. Kra;ns ana
others-Aso, one tract Of mountain land living about
one mile from town. II contains or 600 acres ali in
woods John Holloway, Esq who lives adjoining. will
be kind enough to show the river plantation and d.
Payne or MIR Joseph Damron will show the tow tract
TO any person wishing TO purchase.
s,, VIII pe gwen on the fst January ncx( The
terms viii be liberal aud made known on the dsy of sale
by the ExFCifIn g s"'o
Sept. IS. a1N,se,s No
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July 81

itTY DOLLARS REWARD -R.naway from
III The sreser b-rs Saturday ev,pits lss; a ne :
gro men named WASHINGTON. bri,ht nui,,,o
aoom' rs years of age, and 8 feet inshe. Sirb
washington was purchased of DIR. J NJ F.u,con Of
II is likely he has gone. The above reward viii bo
Pa'd u taken w'ihoutor twenty five dollars
cd within the limits Of the State, ard all raasonsbl.
e"'gos PAID HALL. NELSON & CO
'"ty L. Ib-H Richmond Va
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"a TEACHER ~hN1ED.-A young gentleman
~ VINO can come we'll recommeB ded as 10 literary
qualncations and moral character, NAV find eton,ov.
nent by application to A u. None other need appiv
re will be required TO teach Latin and Greek, with
the English branches.
Richmond, Sept. IS. s7-w4w
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Angus, 10. 90 "a ~, u,

oSI PUBLISHED, and tor sale by s. WARRocK
- 1ne p"ginia and North Carolina .aimanac
Sr me yer Of our Lord 1882; eontsnrg ia sdir,on
~ me usual Asronomicai Calculations. Ptost.,. OF
o pu,smon IN Virginia, irem 1850 1880, inclusive,
o"p % Couri. o. Lew and Chaneery Of Va-Cou I,
s,,;s 'n Csroins-Eoi,ome OF tho Ptimsry Schcol-,
,, Luhsne Hospitals, and P,nfeniiafy Ins,i,p-
ions OF virginia. Songs, ''Ncs You're M g;asn>
Smar, Young Baehelors,' "Behsve yoursep b.io,o
I,k Live letter from P.ier Plsinman 20 ps,s,,.,o
S, ., soiioquy Of Drunksrds Wife. g.. g..
- ". 80 S9--if
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Nwo ovERSEEkS wANTED.-in,endIoy 10 di-
vide the hands on my es.s,e the ensuing wear.
'un'y Of Hafas, Virginia, shsll want 70 smr,ov ,o
ve'seefs TO m.naee tho esti,s thus divided which
W., give 70 sssh twenty hands sirgle men, or men
hona' n'n FAMILIES, no esn produce TESTIMONIAL, OF
ILL., a quahucauons for business, will 6rd adyan,a-
sous ua ions by applying 10 he subssriber who will
os on the premses in all .hs month II Ocnh. $50, "
Angus, 49, 90 ~ ~
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"a Oil E.--AD Pots NJ having sIaims against IN
es'a's Of Wfn. Smith, Of Halng1 sogBfy. W
(ie,e Of Milton, N. CT requested 70 p,esepi tbem
"ueheniieaicdio r Paymfni, vi hn ,se time prescribe
% a~, csheSwise ihs roiee VIII . paesd in bar a
heir recovery; ard ioIe it'd b'ed viii lss bs nvee..
city e msk bg Immediate p4ynent.
RICHARD Y8RBROUGH Adm,
Milton, ~ g Sep. q ss-w4ma
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STACES.-Tts Western roo,s ,rnrtn. a,
~ zoe OF James river 10 Lynsbburg, leaves Rich.
menu every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, AT 3
s.Uc. ~ and srrives a. Lynehburg the ne 4, day,
by VIM; Smith direct to the white sulphur Serins.'
where Porte, u Bslden'' line to GsyanSos 4, in.er.
seated. branch from the line sbovs Tvn.hhnsa
drops into the Tennessee route a, Salem. W,
A. Raiue's, In Cumberland coun,y, the Richmond
route inerseets the Southern line RON Fsderistsh,,
oey College The best Troy Coaches and good team.
are on ne line. with skilIul, sober. and attentive Jr
vFs The travel performed throughout the Sv,in,,
y usv light Fare from Richmond 70 the Whts Sui
p9ar, SO For seats, apply at the Bn OF the Uaon
uThu baggage, whether beloreing TO passengers
- no sNsKe, az the rick OF the owners thereof.
A. PATTERSON
,,,,,, 90 proprietor Richmond & Lynchburs St,se,
S.y - Pr
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WOHN VAN LEW, 10 now reeeiyipy bv ,h. -L,n
- Jaiiar, from Liverpool, bis Fail supply Of Had
ware ana Cul,ry, making his supply very perfec,
mas also received the agency OF Clarke & e.rs
Warranted PHen, Balances, and. will keen con,an.'
y on n'nd full supply, weighing from 200 to $500
POoous' sep. liz 36-2awJnif
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NoIICE.-Toe subscriber having de,ernrintd on
LEAVING the State CT Virginia, is de,irious Of br,r
cd to him by bond or book account are rsan.s,sa =,
NIKE Immediate pigment. particularly tho,, whose
ueo., nave osen due any eonsiderabls lime a. Tor
claims on him, will present them for se,,l.ms,t -
iacparo q Iardner, or to Andrsw S. whiiloek-; who
my % found a, their store, who fully nu,hotized
to close all my unsettled bu,in.ss
July 81 90 En-
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GLOUCESTER LAND AND NEGROFS EOP
late residence Of Mai. THOMAS HALL, 49,, ., 80 :. .
Gloucester Court House, on Tuesday the 6rs, sav ~
November next. Gi fair. tn, II not then The ~ fis
%;sd ssD pat OF The Tra.t OF Lend Of which be
olea possessed containing by late survey te hundtsd
ana thirty eight and half acres to inc Jude The nan,c
and o'h-r honsa attached is situated VIII
mites OF tie G. H., and The N winston Acad.,n,, .
literary institution aed bv tbs T.oi.Is,ny
now In tuecessfu! operation--about three miles f,o
naVisa ion and Is considered 10 De hraihy aod nas
SAINT iua,ion The soil |, equal 10 anv In H.
County which has not been nors jn.;sv.i. a5 o9
Por'en OF it's In adow, we'll reclaimed and ent;r,
clear oil jumps aud zoos. which renders the cuJjvc
n.ah an ea'ie'.I There 10 good apple ard peach
oIenaro on 'oe place, numerous sprioss of exessns
water, and mari 10 abundance The dweIips bonss 10
oeen oui't within the last twelve years bpt i'm .o~
aodd ,an.;, ~ no, ne,ng bni'hed entirely. is ro u
gooo repair, nut may be ade so with a small fx
Pense. There 10 also on The place, a tarn ard .
s,aole more particular description Of it is deemed
upDeess'afy, as those who ay wish 10 nu,chss nil
no doubt St view The preui,s, wi ieh ,bsv Sc es"
ne'ty solicited To DO To Physician or Iavvfr
"mnisg 10 ioeaie, this would be desirable residence
as u 10 about the senirs of pcpnicus and wesitbv
eeunty; and indeed, to any person having eliid, ~
sdrca'e, u ofevs many advsn,sgea
n credit Of one, two, three aud four years will be
gwen on me purchase money, (excspt for small ann
TO deray The commission and other EXPENSES ai,ens;n
ne sale, which will be required In ea.t) the purebas
sIs giving bonds with good 'ecuriy, carry interest
Aho' al The cams lime aud place. will be sold aboy,
en- likely ard valuable slsv,, belonging 10 The e.,as
0, me 'aid deccdeni, consisting OF men, women. and
children, together wih the crop of corn foIdsr e.
and eveIyo'htr arii.!e OF per,bable piopertv on b
place Cab will be qniied TO- the ne groes ard
credit Of nine mon h gwen for The her articles ex
cePi on purchases under five doars which mus, he
h;-Ai persons having claims against The deeed; ai
sre hereby reqnesed TO mske them known without
de'ay' as provision may be made 10 discharge tb.m
THOMAS G.. ANGRY
Asling 80 Adm'or end Trustee.
SS I Csur' House, Sept, 1881.
~ 39-wtds
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CAlioN.-The unders gned will open schrol
on The L., OF November mex, at hi, residence. 6
10 norm Q, Cumberland Court house. The months
OF Msy and o 'toser will be elven as vecation, tn
eourse OF instruction will embrace The Engib Latin
spa Geek L'ngnag", Ma'hemauc,, History and
character aud habits OF The youth entrusted TO NV
II WI. De NY object TO cad tue minis o, pupils 10 ibs
sui'vaion OF sound and virtuous prneipls,, and 10
will be required. y '"''
lac discipline CT The School will be parental
ha DIS rreFar'dt 70 accommodate six boarders in nav
,y Boarding can bs bad in the mos, respectable
hmi'iss, convenient to the School.
ie'm'-f E Creek. L,in, Mathematics $50
Bard (',uIent 6ndiog bet) e.
Whsn bed bedding, Sc is furnished. on
pc. amin OF 10 mon'hs, the proportional part 10 bs
stsn'naon' VIII be held a, the Glove Of each term
A5dressthe subscriber near Cumber land c. II
r, WM NJ PAGE
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Laid for Sale

II VIE subscriber offers for sale his tract of
Hand, lying in Powhatan county. on Appo-
iatox river, about l8 miles above Gcnito. 2
oeiow Ciement Town, and ~ above the Court
tiouse' adjoining the land Of Charles E,glrston
Richard Watkins, Hugh French, and others
Inc tract contains about 500 acres; between o
ana SUI acres OF which are creek aud river low.
grounds oil very cXccl!2m' quality, equal 10 any
On AppomattoN river. Some OF the river Low,
grounds are Yet unClearCd. The high land is in
good state I r cultivation, and lie yur cha scr
VIII have 1t III Iis power to seed from 20 to $50
bushels ot wheat on good com and tobacco land
The wood land is we'll linbcrrd, and mere than
Snihclcncy Tor the support of the plantation
independently OF the unceared lot grounds
inc improvements consist nf an ovcrSccr's house
and GOOD negro quarters, an excellent new ptan-
cry and threshing machine attached To it. and
tobacco barns sufficient for curing 90 to 80, 900
weight OF tobacco. Any person wishing TO view
the land VIII at any time be shown il by my bro
ther. y. Eg9lcston, vino lives adjoining, or Mr.
Hugh French, vino ut present occupies IT. The
purchaser will be allowed. the privilege of seed
ing crop OF wheat this iali.--Should the abov
described land he not sooner sold privately
(notIcc of which will DC givrn,l it VIII be sold
publicly, To the highest bidder, at Hugh French,
Tavern, on the Buckingham road = miles abeve
Powhatan Court House on Thursday ,h, I8,l,
day of August, il fair, if not. the mex. fair dav
The terms shall be accommodating, and Will be
made known on the day of sale, or on appli,.a
non to The subscriber, residing in Amri coun-
ty. WN ECGIESrON
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hssASEOE ESHIAEaI,
ss sse county Of Pr. BVSFy,Ix,,,.

q pursuance of the power vested j., ,,,, D..
uont anu directors of tho Literary Fund nv
al 'Is oi inc General Assembly passed 25th Febr,.
airy last, authorisng the sale of tho Rri.,oa 60,
OF lard, in the county of Prince William , u"o'
als WIN 90 received by the said President and Di.
Ico'ors' Tor tho whole any portion of the said
''a IT. un.n tic 10Th day ofOctobor next,
Inc annexed extracts from the law will ,L
the conditions required of tho urcb,. VII S'o"
tcr'ohs offering proposals will consult their ovvr
convenience In fixing tho instalmcnts or ,G ~
chase money. va VAC Pur-
Inc Bristoc tract contains by survey 6io, ,or0,,
the greater part of which is unicr c,so. b;i
oNPno III inc year 1919, and which are snbicc, I'm
al annual rent of about %, 900 pounds of tobacco
DS oIGsr Oh the President and Directors of tho
Literary Fund. ''
o, D.. ]. BROWN, Jr I'd Aud,r
Su' De further enacted, That it shall he tbo
uuty Oh the said President and Directors To rcou;r
- Inv Puiohaser or purchasers of the said tract
Tho s,;I m su,clent personal security, payable to
inc S'iu Iresiuent and Directors, together with =,
ocSn OF aeeds of trust OH the estate SO sold 10 so
$500. 'o payment OF the purchase money and inter
est' Wioh bonds taken, shall bear interest from,
-, ua;os 'neroot And all persons who shall fail
&c PI ii''o the treasury annually, within six months
aiter TIE same shall become due, the interest which
may accrue ION their said bonds shall forfeit ali
,I .ie credit given on their purchases, and
inc principal shall thereupon become due and bo
recoverable by the said President and Directors
WIN al interest IN arrear, by motion to the Gepe
rai Sourt on ten days notice of the time of maknp
suci hiotion, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding on the deed or deeds of trust aforesaid
At the discretion of the said President and Direct
Sd. he it further enacted, That all persons be-
coming purchasers of land under the provisions
ol inns act shall have the privilege of paying the
amount OF the purchase money at any time
9TH. This act shall DO in force from tho pas
sing thereof F'N
may "a o,,, al,
lI-The Editors of tho National Intcliigencor and
OF the Alexandria Phenix, will publish this adver-
tisemcnt twice week until 10th Oct next and
send their bills to the Cd Auditors office for paw
menf - iNJ
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EeR. IeANDOEPM

~ AVINH recently returned from London
-AA and Paris, and having seen the most emf
4 4, operators, operate in the English and
french metropolis, tenders his professional ser
vices to his friends and the public generally. and
from his daily attendance OF the London iIospi-
tails, under The direction of Sir Ashley Copper
the latc' DR.. John Abcrncthy, and Sir Henry
na:tord, and many other Surgeons and Ply
slclans, OF equal import anct; and in Paris, at
the Hotel Dicu, under the direction Of the most
eminent Surgeons and Physicians, in the French
Metropolis; and during lis tour through Europe
ne had great opportunity of secing the best
practice, and most sk,liul operations performed
by the most talented Surgeons, and from his OK
perIe"cc, both in pm, tic and private practice, he
ha,tefs himself, that those that may honour him
WIN ibcT confidence, that bis mode Of prac-
tice viii DC crowned with success His office
is mex door TO Mr.. Watkins Book Store, on r.
Tor Main Street
Richmond. July 1881. ~ % 3It
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E0yy and EVS,sfer Goo,y.

VIE subscribers will receive, by the mex,
vessels from Liverpool to James River. n
large supply of the following FaH and JYin,er
rooas, "hIch they intend selling on as ia, orable
the United States, viz: III
WILSON'S Kendall Cotions. No. l to
nose, point, striped and whitaey blankets
blue, black, olive, brown and new fancy Lon
don cloths -10"
Blue, black, drab, MKT and new fancy do
cassimers "
Double milled drab cloths
S s, and toiIinet vestings
Extra white fiannels
Bomoaznes, bombazettes, plaids and camlets
green i'lnge, Manchester cords and vevcts
Combrics, jaconets, calicos, md ginebams
Cotton, worsted, and Lambs wool hose and
half hose "'
Gloves, patent threads &c.
jy Eft Markot Rr't',.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
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VIE Subscriber most respectfully informs his
taken that well known stand formerly occun;cd nv,
San9s ShPhard, where he intends carrying on his
saddering business, in its various branches he has
at tnis time, general assortment of ready made
Swork consisting OF carriage gig, sulky and Jersey
harness; also, best mems saddles, stitched do
shaftod do; second quality do common do bows, do:
saddle-bags; whips and brides, SC Sc: ali kinds
low, for cash. ~ " 'oii
:. ~. b. lie will take in old saddles, in exchange
Ior new ones; all kinds of repairs done cheap, and
at the shortest notice JOHN MIIRRHY
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