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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
5zy1.sE. WY CUSTOMERS ano

n[geSzs Wy CUSTOME Frs and
IET 4'A The PUBLIC generally in
formed that am receiving from
Ncw York, Phitodelphia and Eaitimoyc, a large
supply OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, BONNETS, HATS, &c. &c.-Al-
though many articles have advanced in the Nor
thcin cIiics, shall submit to smaller profits md
sell at former prices JOHN J. PURVIS.
p. S.-Genllemen wanting fine HATS will do
well to give me call, as | have kind that has
been tried and approved Of J. J. p.
April 20 wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

y ia sUese ., ~ ttHuei 5ass lro4ue4,Ne, and 10
cove with healthy sod, the gals heh arc gem.
rally on the deeivi,es Of gullies The first object
was to proven, an accumulation Of surface waters
passing down, by drains consrure ed TO caffy il of
where II would DO less injury. The neat step was
TO fill the wuer course with brush and earth smooth
he jeeiviiies, es 10 give 10 the surface a comely
appearance, and then 10 carry on and srtend lay
Of coarse ma IRE. from The cattle ynids abound.
ing IN straw, hay md seeds. When necessary,
enough earth was spirod over this to prevent he
litter being elown away. IN The course Of the sea
son, the grass sfcs spruns ", the manure aor led
susienanee TO the plants and cattle being kept
rom the + ace substantial Sod was SON formed,
which Is yet spftted 10 remain undslurbed by the
plough.
UPON the subjects Of cattle yards, VIC beg leave
10 refer 10 directions Tor thoit Construction pu
lished in the FIST volume Of the Cultivalor, pugcf2
We confess ourselves 70, sufficiently acquainted
with the busbandry of Virginia TO venture an olio-
ion as 10 the model OF barn best suiffd to one Of
It's largo farms but we would respectfully solicit on
answer 10 this part Of our correspondents request
from more competent pen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
Most Desirable and Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

VA f., Martha Martin, proprietor Of the life es
w tate, and Edmund l.. Martin and John Ju-
us Martin, owners Of the rcvcrsion, un Ter the will
the late Col Jumes Martin, offer for salc all the
lnhs de used 10 us IN snid Will To wit about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
500 REV ARD.
CHARLES,

J ANAWAY from tie subscrbef about The
- huh Of January laat q neeIo laan named
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
washington Flesary Academy.

THTlIE Trustees take pleasure in informing the public.
that this ancient Institution has been III SUGGEST III
operation tho present year, under the management OF
Mr. james NJ. Mckenzie. Al board OF Trustees held
on the End day of OctobcT an examination OF Hlr
Mckenzie School was held and the Trustees gra-
tilted TO see the progress the Scholars had made. They
have seldom, if ever greater improvement Tor Tile
time The Trustees consider it due In the merits OF
Mr. Mckenzie, TO say, that they attribute this rSlrandl
nary advancement of his huars. to his nnrencd al
tenlons-his School discplInc-and his method OF m
sLruction which mpas to the youthful mind loTc OF
study. This School will again open early in the month
Of january for the ensuing year, under The supeTlnlrn-
dcncc OF Mr. Mckenzie. In this school will BE- taught
Readng Writing, Geography, History and Chronology.
Euulish Grammar, Exercises in Composition, Arthmc-
TIC with the minor branches of Mathematics, practical
Surveying, the Latin Language, and the ruinenls oil
the Greek The fee for the Latin and Greek will be
SIS Mathematics and practical Surveying, so; all or
any of the other branches $50 the scholastic year NO
scholar admitted for less term than half year Mr.
Mckenzie accommodate several Boardcrs, III his Ia
mily, for SOD, including tuition fee.
The Academy is situated within 10 miles OF the City
Of Richmond, in the county If Hanover, in as healthy
ne!ghborhood lis any in Virginia
The Trustees would invite the attention OF Parents and
Guardians to this School, worthy of their notice and
patronage. The following gentlemen compose the Board
nund B. Crenshaw, Miles Macon, Edward Govan, Tho
Gustavus v Jones' William w. Nlchic, Thomas G.
Clarke, Ralph Wngfeld, and Burwell Starkc.
References may be had to any of the above.
Published by order Of the Board
r. MEREDITH, President.
Nov K J3-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

r AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes to sell
the Tract Of Land on which he resides, in The
ty Of Cumberland, Willis river, containing 500 acres.
about 80 acres of which Willis bottom. This land
is situated in agreeable and pleasant neghborhood,
with the advantages of water navigation from the farm
to the city of Richmond. The improvements arc COCO,
and suited 10 the comfortable accommodation of small
family He would also sell tract adjoining the above
supposed to contain about 10 acres JOS. FUQUA.
November 6. 13-Wl2w
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POETRY.
MUCH YET REMAINS rssrSG.'
(EIom Friendships Offering f'r loao.J
HOPE.

By II. h. HER'EY.
Ays;u-syain she comes .--netLinhs, hear
Her wild, swcc, singing, and her ;usn'as
XIV hcar, sous forth 10 meet het-"hh d 'ehl,
And welcome scn,ls-trom all its broken strings
1t was no, ,hus-not dns-we m n,t o. s1e, ,.x
y When INV pumrd soul went ha'i WY 70 the shy
To gree. her and the joyons song she bore
Mas scarce moro tuncul than rs glad reply; -
rhe WINS are iet,eied BY use weight o! years,
And rri.i has spolt the music with her Tears:
shs comes, II know her by her starry eyes,
know hrs BY the rainbow 10 her hnir,-
Her ves,ure OF the light OF summer skies
BIZ. gone the :lI.lc which she used 10 wear
OF summer roses anl the sundal.Howcrs
Thu. hung, euamorcd, round her fairy feet,
when, in her youth, she haua:cd earthly bowers,
And culled from all their beautiful and sweet
No more she mocks ~ith tbe voice OF ntrth,
Nor Offers, now, lhc sniands ofIhe tGTm
Come back! come back!-thou has. been absent long;
Oh. welcome back the syb Of the sou, -
Who comes and comes again, with pleading st'oas,
To offer to the hear, her mystic scroll;
Though every year she wears shudot IoeH,
And sings sndder song-and, every ysar,
Como further leaves torn from out her BOOK,
And fewer whs, she brings, and iar fno;o d'aF;-
As once she caIno oh! might she come again,
With all the pershcd volumes ohesed tae'c
Bu. come.-thy coming is sladness yet
L;yh, from tho present o'eT the future cass,
Thai makes tho present brisht,-but oh. regret
Is prcscut sorrow while it mourns The past
And memory speaks, speaks the curicw-ocll,
TO tell The day. isht Of the heart is done,-
Come like the OF old, and, with thS speH,
Pu, hack the shadow OF that setting sun
On my SOUPS dial; and, with newborn lisht,
Hush the wild toing OF thatSoc otnish'!
Bright spirit, colnc!-ths mystic rod is thine
That shows the hidden fountains OF tho breast,
And turns, with point unerriDg, 10 divine
The places where iIs buried treasures rest
Its boards Of thought md fecling:-at that spoil,
Me,hinks, feel its lons-los wealth rcvsaied,-
And ancient springs within my spirits well,
That grief had choked, and runs lind sonceaed,-
And swsctly spreading, where their waters Piay'
Tho tiats and freshness of its curly duy!
She comos, she comes!-her voice is in nj ne orr
Her mild swec, voice, that sings and sings iofess.'
Whose stream OF song sweet thong hts nwake &c o''
Like flowers that haunt the margin OF rfsI,
blowers that like lovers, only speak IN Signs .,,
Whose thoughts are hnes whose VOICE" nvs a.'
Before whose sunile the long dim cloud DEPARTS
And il a darker shade DC Oh her brow
And ii be. tones be sadder than o. ye'e'-
And il she sings moro solemn music now,
And BEATS another harp than erst she boIc,-
And if around her form no longer glow
The EARTHLY flowers that, in her youth, sho wofo'
That look is hocr, and that song more sweet,
And hecrea's aoweIs-the stars-arc al her feet!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

RUNAWAY IN JAIL-Was committed to the
Ea, Jail of Powhatan county, Runaway, on the
day of October last a negro woman, who calls her.
self Charlotte Read. She is feet high, about 80 years
old and of brown complexion has no visible marks or
scars about her hands aceShe says she is free, and
was raised in the of Columbia Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania The is requested 10 forward,
paw charges and take her away she will be dealt with
az the law directs EBERT MOSBY Tailor.
November Is. 5o-wdW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
It'd lCAMoND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE

BbICHMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
D., The subscriber being DESTROYS and determined n
remove to new State, provided he dispose of hi,
lands &c in the Northern Neck he therefore offers hi;
public Lots and Houses, at SLoney H the most rea
sonabe terms; consisting OF tavern, which is new
house. three stories high containing under the roof eight
rooms and passage, "hch fehaeF' h'e comfortable,
and well calculated 10 enerain Travellers, &c. There are
good stables, sorc-house, new granary, kitchen,
house. and all other outhnuseS necessary at public
pacc-ll of which has been built since 1880 There il
also good we'll in the yard not to be exce!ed by any,
for good wacr in Ibis State. There are about acres
of land attached to The lot.
Will also offer another lot adjoining the same tract
known by the of White S Tavern containing about
81 acres, with good dwelling house, and other out
houses on it, which, with little repair would be in good
order.
will nso offer another tract containing 2G2 acres
miles South. Vest of Wcs.moreland Court House, with
GOOD dwelling house, kitchen, granary, stables, and
other necessary out-houscs
will also offer another tract, containing 300 acres
. miles West Of WcstuIoreland G. Ia valuable
forest farm There is good dy'eltinghouse, gEanar,
corn houses stables, &c: and rstaie gT's mill lately
built.
will also Offer another tract in the extreme end of
the county containing $50 acres with good dwelling.
house and other out-houscs on 1t.
All the foregoing lands lying in the county Of Rich.
nond ana! State OF Virginia: are healthy situations.
deem it unnecessary 10 give further description Of the
lands, as those wishing to purchase view for then.
selves, &c JOSHUA REAMY,
Aug. 81. [3l-nI &oney I'LL, Richmond Co., Ia.
MS7ASHINLirON CITY.-POLk'S BO1EDLYG
w HOGSE.-Nliss Polk. whose house for many
years has maintained the hg hest reputation: occ,
pies the three ncc Mrncstory trick buildings, on Penns
rnna .4rcnue, Immediately Vest Of Third Street and Just
one square from tho termination Of the RAu.RoAD-
This location commands beautiful view Of the CAriroI
and the surrounding scenery.
Arrangements are made for the accommodation Of
t,ccnfyf0e forty ladies and gentlemen in mc<Ms
or more if desired, in the very best style. Passengers
as well soourncrs, may find it both to their interest
and comfort to call at this house.
The chambers large and well furnished and each
contains one bed Oniy-Terms favorable they can
be made. lI-l2t] Nov. TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

MJOTICE-The subscriber, being about to leave the
u State of Virginia, has authorised Mr.. Philip NJ.
1abb, by Power Of Attorney to rent gu, tho houses be.
longing to the estate of Robert Johnston deceased and
to collect all claims due to said estate further, to
collect all debts due to James NJ. Johnston, agent to
Robert Johnston d Son, and to VIM J. Cole Il Co.
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Executor Of Robert Johnston, dccsased.
Richmond November 5, 1885. 52-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
Nov. 6.

It'd APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE-The
q subscriber offers for sale Tract Of Land, lying on
the North bank Of the Rappahanock, containing about
closed; the rcsdne is cosrcd with chcsnut and pine
timber It supposed that the general advantages Of
this farm are equal to those of any other on the
situated within miles of the chesapeake Bay, and with
in three of all established Steamboat landing-and p7o-
duce is sent to Baltimore by cents pei hushel
The soil light finely adapted to the growth of corn,
cotton clover sweet and Irish potaors, &c, and is as
easily enriched any land in the State This situation,
in the midst of gcnce and pcaceablc society, is said to
be the heahies in the neghborhood, commands an OK
tcnsvc land and prospect; and The river, passing
Immediately before the donr, ahcunds with oysters and
fish, in rich varety-a valuable shad and herring fishery
NAV easily be established. The above property be
puicha sed for $500. The subscriber be seen on
the prenses-or communications addressed 10 him, at
White Stone, will meet with prompt attention.
r. W. II. BRENT.
Locust Grove, near White Stonr,
Lancas,e. CO., Va, Nov 49, 55-w5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

MJOTlCE.-A memorial will be presented To the next
~ General Assembly Of virginia., praying the pas
sage of Law for the removal of the ct justice oi
the county Of lanover to some central and con-
venent location than the present. .
Septrnbcr Is. G'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

NOMY!-SOUTHERN ECONOMY.
YDYHE subscriber having determined to purchase l..
v MES and CoTToH RAGS for the 81 The Richmond
franklin manufacturing Company, would advise al! per
sons in Virginia. and all the Southern States to what
they throw away, and forward them to him. where
they will receive the highest prices in cash grncerrs
A. JONES,
Corner of and 9th street
RicI,,o,d Va Nnv 52-tj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
ESGap.1sSss%.

NERS MARY TOMPKlNS can accommodate from
lYa : to 10 Members Of the Legislature with Board
the ensuing session.
Nov IL J1-.it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

E AND FOR SALE-We will cell to the highest
q bidder, on the premises, Friday the 18th Of De-
cember next, 759 of Land lying in the county Of
Mecklrnburg one mile West of Chrstiansviile with
good buildings we'll waterrd, and about one half in
woods and good tobacco land. Col. \. Burwcll is
authorized agcnt-Any person wanting information, will
apply TO him. Terms made known the day Of sale.
JOHN TABB,
THOS. TABB.
October r43-wlOwrl E10rs Of E. B. TuJb, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
Richmond, Va, Nov. 3.

RJOTICE.-A petition will he presented To tie next
" Legislature ofYirgna, praying for precinct ccc;
ton at William Twins Tavern, in The lower section oil
Cumberland county. ID October :?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

NLOVER AND HERDS GRASS SEED, ph Land.
TER PARIS, &c-The subscribers have on nsau,
and will keep constantly, supply OF D pss,sr Paris
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seea ,.I anu
" VI READ, yENABLES & slEsSS ~
GAINESVILLE, nov. ], 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
Locust Grove, near White Stonr,
Lancas.c. CO., Va, Nov. 10. 55-w5ws

THYO THE LADIES AND CONFERENCE.-THE
3 uUc Music and Fancy Store.-I have in store, am
constantly receving and will be very glad to SELL the
most splendid assortment of Pianos, and all other kinds
of musical instruments, strings, music, furniture and
many fancy substantires. As putting is odons: will
merely state that my Pianos more beautiful, their
tone swectcr and powerful that they remain in tunc
longer and better built than all other inferior ones;
and lastly that they be learnt 70 PLAY in half the
time of some other instruments; in Short they are as
much superior to many sold at other places church
organ is to wsharp with the tongue broke out AS
to other musical Instruments furniture and fancy goods
they are far above any comparison. will sell lower
than any other person in this Sateindecd: SO lo that
YOU will be astonishcd. Al! new Pianos, after sold.
will deliver gratis, any distance under 40 miles also
warrant and keep them in tune ~ months. hire out
Pianos repair old ones, and take them in exchange.
will sell Chairs lower than any other person; and be
~ polite, particularly to Ladies.
October 49, [46-laf12ml GEO. P KNAUFF.
NOTICE.-A petition will re presented to the next
Ia Legislature asking release of the Common
weaths right f any she has TO me, Of house and lot
in the city Of Williamsburg, in my possession.
DELLA PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

wN Observation-Disclosures. Circuit Superior
81 Court of Law and Chancery. held tor Prince Edward
county the 18th day of September, 1888: ,,,a
Peter l. Grigg, Elk or. ofEdward jones' dec d. III H.
Edward Rcdford Admir- Of Augustus watson &c., Gsc ~
Marv Ann. sally and Thomas Watson, Joseph wilson,
and Doro.hea his wife, Joseph Price and hzaoetn NIB
wife Samuel Johns aud Frances his wife, Arthur n:r
den and Sarah j. 3. his wife, Robert Strange a"u
beth his wife, D .e'a, ,'. m.
This cause came this day to be heaTd upon M lii;
pers formerly read, and the report OF the Sher' "a t
county, and argued by counsel: on cHnslnel".,o ,
whereof the Court doth adjudgc ord"r and Decree "
the said Sheriff proceed to collect tho bonds eXccu "
the purchase of the land in the proceedings menli"heu'
50 soon as shall become due and hold the proceeds sup
iect to the order of This COurtAnd the Court doh tut
Their adiudge order and Decree that of the Commits
soners of This Court do ascertain the sums respectively
due to the plaintiff and to creditors from the decedrnt
Augustus Watson by Judgment: rendered against him ID
his life time and bonds under his seal. in which his heirs
are bound and make report thereof to this Court
And the Cour: doth order, that tins cause ana t':e
c,usc Of Philip Woodson, agains the defendants IN inns
suit now remaining here for TRIAL: be conscldatea ana
on the petition Of Richard Jercss and Henri N. wat
tins Executor of William L. Venable, who was sur
v;v;no mariner of Samuel w. and William L. fenaoie,
thew are admitted party plaintiffs to this suit they oc'"s
crcditors Of the said Augustus Watson deceased
A Copy-Teste, Is. J. "oN'5 55mt tue'"'
Nov IA "o-"1"
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,ies-every where known and acknowledged the mosl
E" reckless, shameless 6bbcr Of the age were we 70
ernos the calumnies and misrepresentation which he
dav sends forth, it would, we uPprehend, seem 10 I'M
ply distrust Of the sagacy and intelligence OF ,he
neonle: asd might he taken as concession OF what
we do not believe be trae that there are those VINO
,re in danger of being cheated by this notorious I'M
nos,or The n Y. Evening Star, where its character
known is never quoted authority for any thing un
less perhaps when most positively and gravely asserts
fact its declarations taken evidence of the fas
ty of it's statement. Dealing entirely in fiction, it is
uniformly interpreted by the rule of contraries, and IL
every where understood 10 dsovc what it attempts 70
prove-to lie when it processes TO speak the ram Inc
letter addressed to the editor of the Richmond Enquirer,
pretending to give an account of what done IN ts
city at the time the incendaries assembled hefe is per
fectly in character with his whole courses II Is Id! ~
pie OF his daily abors entire fabrication lrom "ss
ming TO end-every allegation being G!se anu n T
be false by the editor when it was Pno'sneu: u o
cial proceedings and acts OF the clt'zens OF o''ci
nected with the a5oonsts, have already oee PuoIis
eed They are gall and NORWOOD TO Moan nc "a,s s
the convention 10 assemble and 10 remain und1s'uroeu
he he would have told the South thut it supported
bv the Van Buren, party-tha notwithstanding II pro-
sssed hostility to the incendla7cs they were secrc'y
encouraging them and would not take any measures TO
out The Convention down. This was the state OF tngs
This proigate editor desired, and he cannot conceal his
chaqrin at his d;sappontment-at the utter failure oi
his Schemes In fact his private conversations, we are
assured he ,nanitess his dissatisfaction boasts: that
the convention had not been dispersed by the Van Bu-
enitcs that he could have made the South 60 against
him; but confesses that now The game is up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
By the Governor of Tic Commontccnht Of FTg'"s"'
A PROCLAMATION.

Given under my hand, Governor, ans, under the
lesser Seal Of the Common wealth, at Ricl'
IsEAr mond this second day of November. SD
IITT'N w TAZEW ELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

MOTICE.-Pursuant to a Deed Of Trust, cSccutsd.''
" the subscriber and Charles Thompson, IT, VI Sa5
uc Cochran, bearing date Oh the 3st Of October, !S"'
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover Co9h
ty Court, shall proceed 10 sell, Monday: ne i j
day of February 1896 if fair if not the next lar aj
thereafter at public auction, the premises 9T le.T
money, for the purposes therein expressed the ls
Land in said Trust Deed mentioned, lying on oo,"
of Little river, in the county of Hanover and c9nan
ing three hundred and forty nine acres on wh:eh o as
is Grst and Saw MILL lanyard, and various U,r ,c,
improvements. Selling trustee shall eonyt ;i,,uo.
title only as is vested in me by the Trust Dera,
''e ''''' % ''''''~ J D. G. BROWN, Irua'f,
., H 55-wtds
November l3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

n, Some of the parties 10 Tie above suit not beng
inhabitants of this State. hereby notify that nave ap,
pointed the third Monday in January ls3o beng Inc
onest Ill concerned to attend at my office al Prince e.
ward COURTHOUSE, on the day mcnoned at y o'clock
Nov n, WIN. BERKELEY, Commr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

The parties the above suit are hereby notified thai
shall attend at Charlotte Court House. the 18th day
OF December next between the hours of and o'clock,
to carry the above order into effect al which time and
place the parties requested TO attend with snch evil
dence and vouchers they may think proper to Pocucc
in order to adjustment Of The accounts
JOHN MORTON. II. c.
n0-MAW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

Best is about five feet nine inches high, dark com
plcxon regular features round face and tor;
lily large nose, dark brown eyes. large mouth, DARK
COARSE hair large hands and feet for man Of his SIZE
thick round the chest slim waist, srash and well mace
except little bow-legged-has peculiar way OF c a.
ing his throat, which he does ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sn",
and gru ana appears net TO be fond OF l1klng-fcwh'
when speaking, the of the eyebrows ncrtas:n.
towards each templc the skin of the forehead galhefDi
above and between the eyebrows His vice clear ana
rather fine than coarse; no wl:skrrs, nt s""!
may wear them. He is about ID years oil age.
Nov. 6. Diva"
iJ-The Lcwsbug Allcshanan, and kana"he Ca""ef' az
ted TO publish the above, three times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

Nv. =. CIIIIIENU DEN, Sccfc'nTy
or tic JamcS Rrcr amt hannhchu COmpaRy
ANY Stakeholder epositing the amount of the rcqui-
si,;ou upon him. in the Bank Of Nrgi nia any Of its
Brancl.s and producing certificate of such dcposte
to the Secretary Of the Company, will receive credit
on the books of the Company
n B. Office of The Company two doors below the
Bank Of Virginia, Main st. Richmond.
Oct = 4}-wt23N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

Wan p. Devices, NJ. D.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pre-
scrhing Medical Officers at tho Buckley Hospital, under
the Guardians Of the Poor and at the syvania Hos
pita W. +. HohNhK. N: d.,
Dean al tie .ncdcai facaLty.
Sept. lS :D-tl3N