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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02
LAND FOR sALr.-r,

Id OAN0KE LAND FOR SALE.-Th. .,i...,,
~ is,s Tor sale the pxsnwo9D tract Of land. lying in
Branch OF the Roanoke, about 40 miles from Lynchbur
This tract part oil Ross well known Pigg River trsc,
aud contains about 1000 acres OF which part liver bot
tom, part upland suited 10 the culture Of tobacco or
grain, and part valuable only for its timber There i,
the premises, small but commodious DIV
with convenient ou-houses.
This land has al present, boat navigation to Weldon
and when the railroad, which Is now construc ng om
Portsmouth, shall be completed, Its produce will have the
Snoce markets IN NORFOLK Petersborg and Lynchburg
The only vein OF limestone east OF the blue Ridge runs
through this tract = =
II was formerly laid off in small tracts to suit pureba.
and any Of these, except the river tract womb now
be sold separately long credit viii be given on nsrs
the whole OF the purchase money! ON the annual
payment OF the interest being secured.
The subscriber has three lots 10 Danville which hs
would sell OH the same accommodating terms Persons
disposed to purchase referred Nj Stephen p Smith,
no lives the land. for view Of It, and 10 Col George
terms. GEORGE TUCKER
Cniver,ity Of Va, Dec. II, 1888. 6S-w6w
IN CHANCERY-vIRGINIA.- rules held In the
u Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaneery for the county of Hanover, the 4h day
James T. Sutton and Edwin Shelton, Plaintiffs.
against
Thomas Price, Jr. and Thomas boswell, Executors of
James Boswell dec, Samuel Anderson Charles Vest and
Eliza his wife, John Pearson and Charlotte his wife, Will
liam L. Thompson, Tarlton Peasants and Thomas Price,
Jr administrator de bonis Of Sam Anderson the elder
and administrator OF Lew. p. Anderson, dec, Deits
The defendant, Samuel Anderson, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court. and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he IL not nhabtant this
Commonwealth the motion Of the plaintiffs il Is order.
ed that the said defendant do appear here the first
Monday in February next, and the plaintiffs bill
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted at
A Copy-Teste. PHILIP b. WINSTON. C. C
November IL. b4-wSw
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HNHE subscriber will continue his School, at Clifton
II the ensuing year. He will teach the Greek Latin
and English Languages. His school will commence on
the second Monday in January next and terminate on the
second Friday in December following.-Tere will be
the 18th day Of June.-Mr. John X. Noel Mr. Isaac
Butler and DIR. Robert II. Nelson, will accommodate
boys with board washing and lodging for $50 each TUT
ton will be 800 JOHN G. NELSON
Hanover, Nov. 25th, 1888 66-w6w
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N EUhUEo FUH ShLE.-By virtue Of Deed of
~ Trust executed by Felix Winston to the subscriber
which Deed has been recorded in the Clerks Offices oi
Hanover and HeDrco, will be sold, for cash. on Tuesday
the 7h day OF January, 1884, in front OF the Auc ion Store
oil j. & s. Cosby, Co., fourteen Negroes consisting Of
men, woman, boys, and girls: Of them are Young and
likely, aud one oil the men is considered good Black
smith Such title only ass vested by The aforesaid Deed Of
Trust, Will be made 10 the purchasers; but that is believed
TO be indputable Persons wishing purchase may see
any or all oil said negroes after the 25th inst by appca
ton TO Messrs. j. & s. Cosby & Co.. who will conduct
said sale: CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr., Trustee
Dec. 8. 6I-wtIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02

AJM. MCRERY, DRAPER AND TAILOR, East
w Corner Of and 18Th streets, nearly opposite
the Eagle Hotel, keeps constantly hand, complete
assortment Of Goods embracing all that usually
his line OF business, most Of which OF the very best
quality. He pledges his reputation 10 fashion the same
equal to any other establishment in this country and
specially soics continuance Of the liberal patronage
received Tor the last ten years. and promises his
orts In iuture Dec. o Cliff
A MELIA ACADEMY.-The exercises of this ins-
N tuition will be resumed the 10Th of January ext
The course OF studies will continue be reparatoy for
the University. Terms as heretofore.
Board Including all expenses, per session oil 10 months,
$l00-Tui,ion, $50.
Board and tuition payable mi-annualy in advance
Gentlemen wishing engage pupils for the ensuing ses
sion, will direct to Genito Bridge, Powhatan.
WILLIAM ii. HARRISON
November 26. 56-wSwr
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Nl oIiCE:-There is now confined in the Gsol OF the
" City Of Richmond, a negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, and says he belongs TO Arthur En-
merry OF King & Queen County, State OF Maryland Said
Henry is about 80 years Of age OF dark brown complex
ion, and about five feet inches high. II said Henry
does belong TO said Emmery, he will please come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away other
wise he will be dealt with the law dire in such cases
THOMAS HARDY,
GGoier for HIM d. Urenn s O. r.
Richmond, Dec. 9th, 1888 7O-v12w
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ELIJhfI HAYWARD, COmmSstoner.
General Land Office, goth Dec 1888 70-wt6Jan

FENHE FTederickshaH Female Seminary, Conducted
H. by Miss BoGGs, will be continued the ensuing wear
IL VIII be opened on the 10Th OF January, and will close
on the 10Th December, with vacation of one month
from the 10Th June TO the 18th OF July The pupils will
be instructed in orthography, Reading Writing, Arh
meic English Grammar Geography with the OF; the
Globes, and the rudmens OF A sironomy The price of
Board and Tuition will be $3.50, half payable in adj.
vance, and the balance at the end of the yeaeach pu
pill will bring with her pair Of blankets pair of sheets
colored cotton counerpane and four towels all maked
or IL is preferred, they will be furnished by me- for an
additional charge OF So. Such young Ladies as remain
In my family during vacation, will be charged al The rate
OF $40 per month. There few vacancies vet 10 be
filled Letters addressed me, will be directed 10 Long
Creek, Louisa county, Va. FRED HARRIS
N. b. No deduction will be made from the price of
Board and Tuition in sequence OF the absence of snv
pupil from scnooi. November To- 55-w6w
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I'D APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-Ths Institution
- will open the ensuing year, heretofore, on the
izh January next, under the charge OF John g. Law
renee, as principal and Oliver White as an assistant
teacher the same gentlemen who have during the pre-
sent year. given such general satisfaction and with whom
me institution has iiourshed 10 such extent that the
Board OF Trustees have unhesatinely re. elected them
Tor another year. AS fifty scholars are entered
third teacher will be associated with them according TO
'ae established rules OF the Academy. The scholastic
year will comprise ten MONTHS divided into two equal ses-
sions The course OF instruction will embrace the Creek
Lain and French Languages, together with Natural Phi
losophy Geometry and the branches Of English Dsc-
ton common in such Institutions.
IERMs-$ll5 for Board, Washing, Tuition and Libra
ry lee and room rent IL bed and bedding be furnished by
the Stewards Department. which submitted as hereto.
lore, TO Mr. Lawrences government additional charge
oil So per annum will be made.
JOHN II. BERNARD,
49, President Of the Board Of Trustees.
NovIo [65-wtl5Jl BY order of the Board
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Notice Of the removal of the Land Office from Mon
TEvALLo. in alabama, to MARDIsvILLE in III
County Of Tdiedega.
In pursuance Of authority vested in the President of thu
United States, the Land Office Monevalo in the Stat.
OF Alabama, has been removed TO the of Mardsye
on Taledega Creek, in the County of Taedega.
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that the sale of pub
lie lands in the Coosa District ordered take place al Mon
tevallo by the Presidents Proclamation dated on the
inst, will be held at Maddisyile on the second MONDAY
in January next
BY order of the President,
ELIJAH HAYWARD, Commissioner
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VIRGINIA EEEESE ATJ II e..
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TncfiaR.. Dc. L..


Mr. Wilson of Bototoatt, from the Select Com
m,,,ec on the subject Of a Branch Bank at Bncha.
nan. IN the comfy of Botelour maaa favorable
report on the apple nuon for sail Baski winch was
agreed to by the House.
On motion Of Mr., Gregory, ii WAS
Resolped, Thu. the Committee of Courts OF jus
ticc enquire into the expedleucy oil passing law
yesting in femmcs CONVERT The same night 10 per
sonal property which they may be cnuled 10 ut
the time of marriage, as they now have IN re-
slcs,atc and whether II is Mt proper that then
assen, should be gwen IN the same manner TO con
vey light 10 such personal property from them
selves and their heirs, as IS now gwen TO convey
right to land,
On motion Of Mr.. ShcrrarJ, it was
Resolved, Thatthe Treasurer Of this Common
wealth. be directed to report to this House, state
men, she wing the amount Of Revenue paid mo the
Treasury, on the LIST day o! December, in the years
1880, 81, 80, '33, and 81.
On motion of Mr. Dormln. il was
Res0lpcd That the Committee OF Courts OF jus
tcc be instructed 10 enquire into the expedleney o.
recurring deeds made in contemplation of mar'lag'
ESQ far as they affect creditors and subsequent pur
chasers to be recorded in tho same manner Other
deeds.
Petitions, &c, were presented md referred -
Ey Mr. Jones of s, of cltzcHs of Shenandoah, re
monstrating against the formltod OF new coun
,y: by Mr. Jones, of s, of the citizens OF Shanrn-
doah, for geological survey Of The State by MIR
Garland of A., of citizens Of Nilsson for the oxtcn
sion of the Kanawha Turnpike Road from The
town of Lexin sto to the city Of Ri hmonl.
Mr.. Watts, fro.n the Select Committee on th'
subject Of establishing an independent Bank, II
the town of Portsmouth, made a favo-able r.
port thereupon, which was rejected by the llou5
-Ayes 4G, Noes AZ, the Char voting IN the nc
gative.
Mr. Craig said he had voted in the negative
under a misrepresentation, ana desired TO change ht
vote but the result having been announced, it wa
out of order.
Mr.. Gregory moved that the House re eonsi +
or tie vote Just taken. This motion, was sustain
ed by Messrs Collins, Waits, Wilson, of b, NM
Parker, and opposed by Mr.. Watkins, when III,
motion was agreed to,-so the report remains before
the House.
Mr.. Prcntiss moved the following resolution
which was, after few remarks from Nj. p, ne
gatived
Resolped, Tha, the Committee OF Privileges
and Elections be instructed to inquire into the
expcdiency of so altering the Election Laws OF
this Commonwealth, as to require aH the Elcc-
tons to be held on the. same day throughout this
State.
Mr. Morgan then moved the following resolu-
ton
Resolved Tha. the Committee of Courts of jus
tice be instructed 10 enquire iao the expectancy Of
20 amending the act concerning general elec
tons" as TO provide,
ist. Tha, ifthc persons appointed TO superin.
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&l1's'5IE,
INV 4 NEJa
q DEING appcnteI by The C;nnnfu

e gElNG appomiei by the County Court of Am.
herst, TO snpcrnend the opening Of road
from the north aouIment OF the Toll Bridge to
Schooihel1's Ferry, shall attend, or some person
Tor me, on the 29h ofthe present month if fair if
not then the next fair day thereafter to nolrt on,
10 soeh as may wish to become uoderakcrs, the To-
eaten OF SAID road and the manner in which tha
work IS to be executcd-Seaed proposals. to be left
at John NJ, Warwlcks Office, viii be rrqnrfd od.
dressed to me as Observation-Disclosures shall at.
'ei,o on We I'm ct January next to uecide which
WI be accepted In all cases the EXPRESSION or rho
shortest Imc tor the execution of the work is dcs.
rahle One third ofthe money will be paid when Tho
co tract is entered into, at which time, bond with
satisfactory security will be required of the under.
'aker Tor the faithful performance of the
one 'hlrd when the work is hulfcompIeted of hicb
am 10 be the Judge, ami the Other third when Tho
ROAD is completed. GEORGE MARKHAM
Superintendent. &c
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VnILL be sold, on FnJ,y he I9'h day Of V0l
w present month, flair, if not on 'h9 =, H,h'
fair day, the 2oh, at the late residence oil Jon,
of the pcrlshable properly belong to she estate OF
sud dccedcrt, consisting Of Com, Fodder, u Is
Hay. Snucks, Plantation Utensils Household, ana
Kitchen Furniture, sock of Horses, Cath, &c
Among the cattle is an cxcrlleent yoke q OK
cn Terms made kno.n the day OF sale
winch Will be liberal.
Ru He ErecAktit d. Ere lor.
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R0SkGn. De- /.

D0SbDH IJCG. L.
TRlAL Or rHF CONVENT RiorrRs-h, 10 a.
clock the jury returned into Court with verdict
Nor Guilty. Upon which declaration n loud In,s,
ot afflanc escaped from the audience anl the
mouse Tor lev minutes resounded with the clans
and stampmSs OF the assembly. Some Of the Of
hcefs sprahS without the bar and arrested one John
f'ande's, ana another person named Joseph NJ
ford, WHO stood Al the time near the bench-both
OF whom were brought TO the bar aud put uron
their oahS 70 answer for the off nee The 6ts,
named stated that he was not ware of havioc can,.
United any mproprlety, and did not know the REQ
uIations OF the Court in this respect Ford when
called TO answer stated that he was never in Conr
oeio'e wh'n a verdict was declared, and SEEING
o'"e's ing The same that was done by himself
thought II propet-The Court under lbesc co,s;d
craors, and II being the first offence of the kInd
ordered them To be discharged. At the same ti,,e
Chei justice Shaw remarked that any exnross,o,
OF applause or dIsapprobatioa made by anv nerson
prcsen, on the declaration of a verde, Lolasn.
would cause such measures 10 be taken a oa;rs, rho
OIL nders as tho law provided The prisoner (Bnz.
zs") was then discharged, and left the Court p oo,,
Tic attorney General then renewed his noo,ion IN
nave 'oc remaining cases continued ill the ncy,
"'"' "''' ulSed as reason the recent cynresson
VI VIC p"o"c ieeiing on the sublect-This was
overraled by the Court and Maryis Marcy r.
m Mason, and Sargent Blaisdc were nIaced n,
'"c oar Tor 'rai, aud informed that thev hal rich,
10 challenge e'ea' 20 Jurors ncrcmfPtorily
iloNoR AND loNEsry.-Wc were shown this
''',tns' a''er received Yesterday by gentleman
=. n''s cry 'ro" another at New York, covering a
~ ana oank check for 500 dollars intcres, of
r,I, - :" ,''c" am The debor were informed The
,',.o""'s ,ac's- I'en'y-sir years ago Mr.. c.
merchant IN this city failed-owno
amongst other debts, 1000 dollars to Mr. RI
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claim. now due for eolors heretofore forn'shea '"e
mili,i. of thu, Commonwealth, with leave to iefo"
by bill. o,;o,
Mr.. Gregory made nm upsuecess'p' n'o''o"
that The Committee ni Courts Of Justice DC d"
sirJeleJ to enquire into The e1pedlency OF pas
sing a law, prohibiting trustees from selling i'op
CITY, real or pcrsonal without dferee OF e"u' "''
ihorzing the same.
On mo,,on Of Mr Vance, the House adlon'neo'
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FHVTlE subscriber has Just recaiyel direct from
FL New York, and Phad l,,hin, almost an ennr'
NEW STOCK of DRUGS and MEDICINES
viz:
EPSON Salts; Ganber ditto Comphor Cab
mel Jalap Ipecac; Tartar Emctic; Turkey Rhu
barb ditto Opium Lump and Called Magnesin
Sup Cab Soda Tararic Acid Sal, Rochelle
Pulv Colombo; Cantharidcs Bark; Chamomile
Flowers Sugar Lead Prcpd Chalk Mama
Flake Rad. and PuIvd SqnlIIs Lonar Caustic,
puyc Qunne, FIeHch; Srychne; Morphine
Pcppcrine; Blue Mass Nandcrs; Mere. Omit
mcnt; Judkln's ditto Gum Arabic, Turkey
Spts Nire ditto llartshorno; Cub Ammonia
Borax Ba,sam Copaiva CASTLE Soap Castor
Oil, cold etpr'd frcS4; Salad Oil Bears OIL ;
Ess. Lemon Evans's Lanccs Dentist Fol ;
Gold and Silver Leaf Florida, Virginia, AM Co
Iogne Waters LoriIlard's, Macenba and R'ppee
Snuff Nutmegs, PRIME Cort. and Pulv d. Elm (;
Cinnamon Cloves; B!eaoh'd. Ginger; Sar,apa-
rilla Pearl Barley Burgundy pitcb, strained
Indigo Nader Blue Stone; J pan Ink; Go1a
and Boo, Vanish Fancy Soaps Jujube Paste !
Alcohol; Tarpentine Dry IS bite Lead; Chrome
Yellow ditto Green Pfusg. Biae; Vctdigrs ;
Red Lead LyiharSei Spanish Blown Venetian
Rcd Chinese VcrmiIhon !; Campeachy Loswoud
Cbppd. ditto Anatfo Port Vine, &c. &c
All of which will be sold, WHOLESALE &
RE TAIL, on the most accommodating terms
DAVID r. LYMAN
DuuaFS Old stand, sign GDlicn Noriqr Bauk
Square, Lynchburg, w.
Dec. II ifs
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A Gyeat Discopsry.-lt is stated in late 10.
reign paper thar Mr. Rehnccl, med'cai s .'
at Paris, has succeeded III detecting is "cn '''s'''
which is sometimes so annoying to ht"y pe'so"'
II resembles the mole in shapc-and has a iohs i'o.
boscis, by which means It succeeds IN '"''o" ~
beneath the cutielc Whether II has eyes VI "o''
IS mol stated The discovery has Pfoonceu q'iS "'
nxcnnmnnt anon, Tho s. ra1Lg OF Parls.
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I'll. a,A, wa. compounded for 200 dollars, and tho
debtor dl.chargeJ Mr.. C removed 70 .,a~
York RECOMMENDED brsines', ard has oeen l' '
aa. From tlrne 10 time, as be could spare inc II
NOM, he yolun.ariy sent his oil ir'enl t It
sum. of one L Two hundrel dollars, "ai '''e WIZ
deb, was paid, and the 800 dollars when was re-, he
ceyed is called in the letter, fifty per cen, ., w
iuterest', Such instances OF nreffess'o' '0"'''
are rare and therefore worthy OF record IN,
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BY he EuccnIrib d. Exec
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ash HNr .EUsrNrS-

WIPE will paw the Highest cash prices for al
\" the likely Young Negroes of both scyfs.
from IL 10 % or p wears Of nge. we can get
Those WISHING 10 sell are reqncs'ei to refer 10 John
a. Rowan, al LyncLbure, BY letter or o,hern Use.
ROWAN & II ARRIS
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ton on behalf Il the State TO Inc stock Of tho Rich.
mond Fredertk sburg and Potomac. Rail Road
Company.
On motion 81 Mr.. Summers, report Of the Com.
miuce Of Courts Of Justice reIecung The petition oil
John Copn Tor a divorce from his wife Rebeeea,
was taken up.
Me-. Summers moved thai the relou Of said com.
miscc be reversed. Tue petition and documents
were real which showed hatlhs wife Of tho peti-
toner had frequently eond cled herself IN hefse
nnd lutrecfabc manner lad several tunes beateni
sealded & IN instance, bud attempted to poison
HIM by mIslog arsenic IN his colTce-nnd al onoth.
or. had end ayoreJ 10 shoot Inn with gun.
Mr.. aniuers sustained his motion at consdefa-
tla length. AZ! vas teplted to ~ Mr.. Johnson Of
Richmond ia support Of the Committees decision
Mr. Johnson ~ ade some further fgmafks, 10 winch
Mr. Nash replied, when the question being put
Inc motion tn reverse was caffl i, Ayes 6I Mos
IL SO tae lIouso held the payer Of the petitioner
To be reasonable.
CHOLERA.
Nj Ny, from the COMMITTEE on the subject Of
The Chol r.. mtde the follo&ing Report
" \ our Committee, appointed 10 enquire into tho
prcva nee of Cholera IN the city Il Richmond
have had Inc subject under thcir delbe'nt ate con
s,5c-atl5n and favored by tire attendance OF mn
ny ot tn principal practitioners of the city, have
elicJte5 the following facs, 10 vat: Tint the DIS.
easc is rei nov cpldcm,c IN tins pliee, and rhat
thofc Is m existence Of the psen'pr ffrJ'sPostns
manifestations OF the disease. In'oo have ocea.
si5aally occurred IN different ,eo'rs but IN cv-
efy instance, produced by iuesulanues and gent
in1pru ienra IA the habl's of LIE rc'erahe chiefly
10 n.curernucc aud crude or bal DIET. Your
COMMITTEES nom tbeir IuycstI CATIONS feel no hesl.
| ,a.lon IN coming to the conclusion that, with hab.
ITS of pruJen e. tbfra - no prevalence Of Il DIS
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DUMFRIRs' ITCH OINTMENT.

FEyHE extensve sale and established reputation OF
I Dumfries' Itch Ointment, encourages the propr''
etor to recommend it with renewed confidence 10 the
public, as most innocent as well as powerful
ton for this ANNOYING disease The most inveterate
csses have been CURED IN HOUR! by this estee m
ed Ointment 1t contains mercury, or other noxi'
ous Ingredient, and may be confidently applied even
to the Youngest children, or to pregnant females -
Price S7S cents.
ted by the sole proprietor. T. Kidder. imme-
date successor to the late Or T. Conway For sale
with all the other :. Conway Medicines" at his Coun'
ting Room, No. 90. next door to j. Kidder's Drug
Store corner of Court and Hanover streets near Con-
cert Hall, Boston IHoMr noN hiDD1"
And also, by his special appointment, by
WIN. STA LER,
ian1s Fairfax street, Alexandria.
Large discounts to those who buy to sell again.
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Cabinet, CHAIR. and sofa
MAWIJEACTORY

TAMEs GREEN, Cabinet maker, ha sonha' !, and
% will constantly keep, athis ldstand O. Roye
st. Alexandria, and at thecorner otlOth st eansyi
vania, Avenue, Washington, genera ASSET cent =
The most fashionable T. durable FURNI iRE,
which he will warrant equal. if not supt flor, IN
quality to any ever offered inthe Districts CONSIST
ing, in part. of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic pedestal end and plain sideboa IS
Ditto, with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
PRESSING do with mirrors
Ladies' and gentlemen's secretaries and BOOK
cases
Pier table, with marble aud mahogany ops
Pillar and claw dining, breakfast & car tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies' work stands
Shaving and candle stands
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecian sofas; mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks, &c.
With a general assortment Of BEDS1 EADS,
,rlcnly carved mahogany, maple and stained
woods All of which will be sold as low, for cash,
as they can be purchased of the same quality
any othe mandatory in the Union.
.Atso,
An assortmen Of ST. Domingo and Bay OF HON.
duras Mahogany, part of which is suitable for
bandrailg: steam sawed Curl and Shaded yeneerss
Copal Varnish Of superior qualltyj sacklng
Bottoms. Cords, &c.
TURNING e. Carrying handsomely executed
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AIRION CORN PLASTER.

TIME Albion Corn Plaster sotens the corn however
old and tough, and extracts it TO the very roots.
The relief afforded is gentle, immediate, and tho
rough.
The proprietor begs leave to submit the following
case. from Mr. Stowe who is we'll known to the in
habitans ofthis city, especially at the South End and
South Boston. very worthy and respectable citi'
zen:-
CASE.
SIN II do not hesitate to give my most unqualified
appreciation in favor of your valuable Albion Corn
Plaster. BY the of less than box. Mrs Stoweli
has been cured of corn each foot, which had been
exceedingly troublesome and painful fer years. and |
think it but uatice to your invaiuabe preparation to
add, for the encouragement of those who, owing to
repeated disappontments the various remedies re-
sorted to, have finally despared of cure,) that your
Plaster cured her corns after trying other highly re-
commended remedies TO no purpose; and what in
creases my confidence in the superiority of your Plas
ter the fact that it has been used by several of my
neighbors with equally good success (Signed)
SETH SrowELL,
Keeper of the dollhouse, South Boston Bridge.
Mr. +. KtDDER. Proprietor of the Conway Medicines.
Boston. June 18th, 1922
- Price SO cents