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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

- away from the subscriber, on Monday, the Jh inst
negro man, named Halves lie is about 40 years DID,
not very dark complexion about5 feet inches high
speaks distinctly when spoken to- and somewhat rup
tured OIL the right side fear he has gone TO Rich
nund, with the design of getting 10 the North. Aso
away from about the LIST Of September last, my
Mat-dark complexion, about fec, inches high;
sixty years old-grey head. flat nose, thick lips
and small ears The relations Of Halves, live at Ma or
Dggs', in Nelson John Gatcwoods, in Caroline, and
Spencer CoIenans in Spotsylvaniu Mats relations
live near 1ayIorsve, in Hanover For experimenting
and securing Halves Of this county, so that get h
again, will give $50; if taken in this county and dc.
!vrrrJ TO me- will give $25. For the apprehension of
Mat out Ct this county, 50 that get him AGAIN. will
give S2; if taken in the county and delivered 1" me,
| w give $l2 90 CLAYTON COl.EAlAH.
t'or, ne co Ian If 11-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

WH7lLLIAM S. SEELBURNE, having engaged
w the school lately conducted by MIR. i. /. Buul-
din at Charlotte Court house. would hereby INFORM the
f;,rner patrons and the public generally, that the
csps of the ensuing session, will commence on the 10Th
of February next and terminate on the 10Th ct July
His price of tuition will he tweEy dollars per session OF
five months The course Of instruction, intended pre-
paratory 10 the University, will include the English
branches usually taught in such schools the Latin and
Greek languages and the junior course Of Mathematics
Expecting to have but few students OF the English
branches he will be enabled to direct his attention al
most wholly to the Languages and Mathematics. Every
means of exciting emulation among his different classes
viii be employed and if diligence i'll the performance
If his duties as Instructor, and unceasmg attention 10
the !ptorcmcnl OF lis Students can procure the public
porouare lie ilacrs himself that he shall meet with
succrss a 10 qualifications: sec the suhoIntd ccrlil'
cn,cs of Professors Harrison and BOnnycaStle:
Mr. Shciburnc has been attending lectures since The
OF the present session. and has uniform
Is shown diligence i'll the pursuit OF knowledge ana Ia
bits q, accuracy and attention. As ilr rs have been
able TO Judge from the opportunities, which the cxcrci-
Sos of the lccturero have afforded, would deem MI
Shrburnc present knowledge of the Latin and Greek
Languages sufficient 10 qualify him to take charge OF
PREPARATORY school, With his ZEAL talents, and habits
of industry he cannot fail both augment his store OF
science and give satisfaction those who may rnrust
Ihr;r sons ia his care. GESNER HARRISON,
Professor Of .4hricnt Languages
University OF VIRGINIA, JAM 10Th, 1887.
Iiayng examined Mr.. Shciburne in Algebra with
view TO his teaching that subject in OF the prepare
tory schools Of the country, gives me pleasure |" sate
that find no other deficiency i'll Mr. $ $ qualifications
than what results from want Of practice; very
short period will remedy this slight defect and have
n, Doubt fran my knowledge Of Mir. SIS talents and
steady application. that in few mnns he Will become
4 very ab,. teacher G. BONNYCASTLE,
Prnfrss0r Of mathematics.
Ne Beard can be had Oh reasonable terms. in re-
spsciahlr private families in the village.
Jan IL 'C-OL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
Jan. 10

THIHE Subscribers iIavc formed connection for the
a purpose Of transacting general Commission Bu-
sncSs, under The firm of Wniree Williamson IL Co.,
in the city of Richmond, and Branch, Winfree IL Co,
in the Of Petersburg They will purchase and sell
all kinds Of country produce, and hope. from their expe
rence in the Tobacco and Cotton trade, united with
strict attention 10 business, they will receive share OF
public patronage
All charges paid produce consigned TO their care,
and reasonable advances made wien required.
SAMUEL WlNFREE,
RIO. G.. WILLIAMSON,
1tiOS. BRANCH.
Gl-Sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

MH ENRY-Thc distinguished competitor of ECLIPSE;
Il aud sire of Alice Grey, Post Boy and others, will
stand the ensuing season, at "Lanrel Grove Hanover
county, Virginia. about nine miles north OF Richmond,
Tie Mcchanicsvc turnpike; where the best care will
be taken Ct all mares that nlay be sent TO hm.Trrms
Of covering $40 the season, and l2j 10 insure payable
whn the marc is taken away, found to be in inal.
JanI4 r7T-uI JOHN S. CORBlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

asESis DOLLARS EN Ak:IuHa! Ir"m ia" >uA>chrr, nv
in. Charlotte Court ".r Nr.ima ah"" the >t ~ Au
named ROBIN about li years g." ace, I"
with bro AL lore teeth i snail space between
I.l Inches high. ana strong Du'
purchase him q: r. William Beach Prince Edward lie may
that n"i.ilnud OF he b. making his Nay
iari!Ur.h I: r"babic that he :" III
Al jaime, River lac having been employed
Tia, riYcr the above reward, 1t he l.
'aca Stl: GuldrS taken aad co'Hned
ia any jail il Tie STATE: So that get II:m again. w
THOMAS CARDWEL!.
Ig-Hif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

EBAPER--WR PhPER-The franklin
e. Manufacturing Company have tor sale, quantity
Of the small size wrapping Paper, strong and well made
.7Is0 ON hnnd-2 600 Reams Cap and Letter Paper, at
81 80 to So 80 per rcain; and 900 Reams Book and
Newspaper Printing, Of variety Of sizes and qualities
RAGS.-AIl descriptions OF Rags arc wanted al The
Mill for which Cash will be Pa;d.--Apply 10
DAVENPORT, ALLEN u Co,
Ian II t1S-:l1 .11eHtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

~ Orders. heretofore meet The most prompt and
confidential attention, and in all cases the original
Managers Tickets and Shares will be forwarded, con-
sequenlly not liable 10 any mistake or dispute The
Cash fer all Capital Prizes be had as usual at si"t,
the moment the drawings received For large and
splendid capitals, be particular 10 address the constant
capital prize seller, THOS b. BIGGER,
Richmond. Fjrgin,n.
H. Two Grand prizes Of $50 900, OF 23,MH : OF
10000 Of 10000 aud many of 1880. lGOO 5000, 1000,
&c. &c, have all been sold and paid at sight. at For
tunes Lounge, by BlGGEk'
Jan II Cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

q ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.--A called
= q meeting Of the Trustees OF Randolph Macon Col
car will be held in Peter sGurg, TO commence Thurs
day. the 9Th Of February next for the purpose of elect
and for such other business as may BE- necessary.
JNO EARLY,
PresifentGj The EOnrd Of Trustees
Ian 10 II-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

NSTANTED, for the ensuing year, an honest, SOBER
w capable Male House Servant. Ektmisc, Fee
male to attend to Chambers and WASH Enquire AT this
Office Nov -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

w Quinccy, adams county, Nia0s.-The subscriber
having commenced the practice of Law, in partner
ship With Messrs. A. & r. r. Williams, of Quincy,
Illinois, under the above firm, enders his professional
scryires to his friends and the public. He will also at
tend to business agent for the purchase and sale Of
lands in that State and the payment of taxes thereon
Communications MAY be sent, post pad, TO me above
,ddross ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Ian : 73-WSw
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Vie. subscribers. acting under decree Of the Cir
Il clt Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for the
county o! Cu PEPPER will, The 2st DAY Of ext mouth
'Sf"Se to sale, ct public auction on the PREMISES for
rtS' l'1t urge and valuable Farm belonging to Robert
~ NaT'er, Lsl which lies the North fork of the
M..f'"ann'ck river in The county Of Cupeper, and in
T M 'nH'cd'ie vicinity OF the Fuuquer Sulphur Springs
M Tract Is represented in the title papers, to contain
i' acres; s"u'r 100 Of which, river bottom, and
s"vrh and c00 in wood. heavily timbered- The en-
IS well wacEcd, and its original quality was en-
wt,' s"2d, Those portions Of it which some.
L.. may, 1y judcinns system of husJandry,
I >rIyH'! Teslorrd.-'l!!e buildings consis, of vt
O'cE dwelling, whch has never been entirely com
suc h ""H another Of moderate size in good epar, with
'-''"'GseS as are required an extensive farm.
mo NJ PATTON,)
WM GREEN,
JONES GREEN, f'0m 49,
JAM mo l.. MARYE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

hYERSEER-I want Ovcrsccr at ny Farm:
q b Beaver Dam, in Goochland county, Immediately
One qualified in every respect, with good recoumrnda'
tons from practical Gentlemen will be paid liberal wa
gcs. None others need apply. -.,-
CORBIN WARWICK.
Richmond, Jan II TS-2I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

1o CdDi,aiisis. .uunufdctuers and .lfIt- Hri2htS.
TAiIE Subscriber has purchased that valuable Mill
Il site and wafer power. near Sheffield, Newton
county. COMPATIBILITY owned by Rces Lynn. il is one
The most valuable water powers in !c Southern States
having fall vi thirty feet in nevcriung stream OF
water. very healthy and popuous country. There
in operation on the premises, rood Grst mill and
Saw mill and sufficient water power to Justify the cree
tlnn Of 4 large Merchant Flour MILL another Saw mill
a.d an extensive Gotten Manufnctory aud Oh mill La.
Dor and provisions cheap in the neighborhnod. and
sufficient grain grown within catng distance of the
place for iEc supply Of the Merchant mill contemplated
be erected And fall supply OF pine timber belong
ing 10 the premises in mile Of the MILL 10 last ;IIe
Saw l,i! ~ years, and lumber in great demand am
DESTROYS Of procuring person or persons, who can
contribute capital in money mechanical labor, to JOIN
me in erection Of additional mills aud extensive Cot
ton Mandatory as soon possible and | will make
an advantageous arrangement for that purpose, and will
dispose OF share shares Of The property TO such
;.rsnn or persons. Practical mill-wrgh,s and machi
lists wanted to erect such worksAddress the sub
scriber by duplicates to Sheffield, Newton county. Gcor
ria, aud Macon, Georgia. WILLIS ALSTON.
7. S. The subscriber will give immediate employment
and gond wages to competent mill wr sht capable
OF erecting 4 set of Merchant mills.
Reference for more satisfactory information 10 George
Merit, Merchant, New York. W. "A.
Jan II TG-4l4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

ETDUCATlON.-Ihe subscriber has employed Miss
ML ELIZA L. CurncrirI.r for The present year. pre-
crp,rrss. Her School will commence at liopk!nsyi!!e,
p"wIlaan county, on the 9TH Of January, and close
the 18th day Of Deccmbcr allowing vacation from
;hr 10Th day Of jane TO the 18th day Of July -
In THIS school will be taught Ofthograply, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, Rhetoric,
Composition, History, Philosophy aHd Chemistry
Terms Of board, including candles, lodging. e. $l0;
tgi!ion .:0-Ihr subscriber Accommodate twelve
nr fifteen young ladies with board.-Board and tuition
fees halt payable i'll advance.
JNO. P. b. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

& CARBIDE. {. \. lI,nr,s DENTS, has ,,kcn
F"9'"s opposite tie Merchants Cotc house, one
+, Ho"SS The Eagle Hotel, where he will be happy
e.. ne 'iS''s o.! his friends and all those who
n",s ron the >s decay of their teeth, may be
R,'. ~ 'Is"t lin! with their confidence and patronage
Wnn'it 90 nT' Mr. ST. n. Rev. w. F. Lee Rev. MIR.
~ W.. H3xa!!, e. Watson, R. S. Bohannan, Jas. Bealc
p"n johnson, Gen. b. rey,on.
Nv Go-2awtF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

4 SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN qualified to teach Languages and
"a Music, and to take care Of business in store, fac
tory, foundry, &c. wants pace-Apply at this Office
Ian 10 75-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

q sttuton for the present year, will commence on
the 25h ofJanuary and terminate on the 23h of Novem
ber The of instruction. which will embrace The
languages and sciences generally is designed to prepare
students for colleges and universities.
The price Of board for session of five months. in
GLIDING washing and fuel, will be $780, OF tuition So
payable in advance ~
In conducting the Institution, the subscriber VIII oe
the University Of Firg inla
Students coming from the North or from the South
can be conveyed into The immediate vicinity of the Sc
minary, by means Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
road.
ATWELL c. COLEMAN, President.
Ian T4-2awtFIo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

u 5O,G0O, l5.G00 l00jm, 100 Of eco q
ViG'gisaia E4eesa>saSs 2osdery,
Class No 2 to he drawn at Alexandria,, Va, Salur-
day, February IL, ISL.
GRAND CArIrALs 81 Of $50 600, 5000. 10000, 1000,
2US0 100 OF 600, 10 Of G0. 20 Of 300, e5 2O, &c
Tickets only $40, halves >, qrs. , 30.
Tickets in the above, aud III all Lotteries, for sale by
BIGGER in packages Of whols, halves quarters sin
gle tickets Shares in his usua! great variety Of lorLu
na,r numbers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
EsHasaEnIls1S
E.tchN:asc fsasG lottery office,
RICHMOND EIRGIyIA

BIGGER has again the pleasure of presenting to his
friends aud patrons the following splendid uttc.y, be
drawn February IS, 1897, to winch he respectfully calls
,,rir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
Dec 13

MTOTlCE The Female School kept by Miss Lucy
u Nelson at Oakland. in the Forks of Hanover will
be continued during the next year, from The ls of jan
uary with the exception of the months of August and
September, when there will be vacation. Several adj.
di.iona Scholars be accommodated. In this School
are taught the various branches OF liberal English cdu
ca,ion-a!so French and Music. The morals and man
nerrs of the pupils strictly attended TO. The terms
are as follows:
Board for the scholastic year of ~ months, $l00
Tuition in English branches, %
do. French 10
do Music and the use Of Piano, 30
PAYABLE one-hac at the time of entering The pupil,
the other half on the st Of June following Application
NAV be m de To WIN. Nelson, at Oakland, the sub
scriher in Richmond THOMAS NELSON
Dec 81 7l-3t-2awl w-w2w
EDOYDTON FEMALE SEMINARY.-The winter
& $ Session Of the Institution will commence tie
2Uth of January, and close the goth Of June. This
school is situated in healthy neighborhood, wllhn a
mile of Rando ph-Nlacon College.
Expense for a term gt ten months.
Board lodging, and washing extra SlU9 10
Tuition for beginners, in English branches 20 90
g for the higher branches - 0o
q in the languages ID GO
Music, and The use Of Pianos ~ w
Drawing and painting ~ W
Young ladies' will be received at any period of The ses
sion and charged according to tie above rates from the
time they enter. No deduction however, for absence eX
cept in case OF sickness sufficient number OF teachers
empoyed to give thorough instruction in the branches
of education proposed 10 be taug All effort at dis
play is discounenanced and the necessity OF solid ac
uuiremcnts enforced on the minds Of pupils
Dec. 10 OIL
az; The Petersburg Constellation, and Raleigh Standard will in
weekly the Isl February and forward their ac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

INFORMATION WANTED-Of Baker 7ony, who
81 left Richmond, State Of Virginia, in 1889. and was
heard of in jacksonville Morgan county, Missouri lI
November, 1892 where he was preparing TO visit Mex.
CO with company of traders. since which time lie has
no, been heard from Any information respecting him
would be gladly received by his brother Benz w. .Tolty
in Richmond City, Va. and numerous other reatlons
The Editors of Papers in Missouri, Mississippi. Flo
rdn and Texas, will confer great favor his relations
BY inserting the above.
Jan. 10. fo-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

ItLi.ficn Pd-Ur. SlnHl.
Saarr,oa-a, PL.-M Dl"i"l Jaco!y
ic iouc Pl-l!on. SAINT y. Ing1m Ri:h. D. Corson, W. d.
JIyr"n gh Pa-Nat. t. Bncau Es' Geo. H. PuwlIns, ESQ.,
john y. Hill. VI. d..
iaap G.. Cmylcr, D. D. Alex HeSTy, ESQ., Ambrose
White . Vat. Chapman, H. D.. Malta" Potts Esq Chas
~ rlr,r D. D. John X MITCHELL NJ d., and Wm Gibson, NJ d.
2D--wl2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11
TEE AME E,:r Sl..;,5 ExcHANGE 02MeA,

n
OF this state $50 much OF the restraining law prohibits
individuals associations from keeping offices Of discount and
depose" repealed. Under this law association has
CHANGE COMPANy-tbe object ef which is to provide
safe well profitable place for tho depose of nil
money not less than twenty-five cents
Certificates of depoe signed by the Treasurer
tary OF the Company, will he given those who make
deposites, which shall state the time and the such
posie Special deposes te will draw proper
Tomato TO the amount and time Of investment General depo-
sites such may be Withdrawn any moment and will
not draw interest
The money deposited With the Company will be placed In
the hands OF the Treasurer and the other Members the
Hoard OF Managers who will invest IL In such
bold themselves at all times in readiness the
Of depositors
As collateral aud additional security the prompt return Of
ell in trusees-who entirely sedbaypg no into.
whatever either directly or Indirectly in the Affairs Of ,c
Company the value proceeds which will he appropra
ted far may be necessary the full entire aymept
o. ~ depostes, and the interest accruDg thereon.
The deed of trust, of trustee and all particulars
winch depositor have interest," will be exhibited nj
NE nice the Company, No ~ wall St, office Of
.'e necorder, in the city Of New York. au7-Im
-. " sreet-PRICES REDUCED-Tbe subscriber, CRATE
me public for the patronage has heretofore received
somciu continuance or IT, having, in consequence of
= ~ oi money and willing merit public patronage,
~ prices as follows Roast Reef Lamb Veal Boiled
..o ,peo nse ~ cents per plate-Beef Steaks Pork,
nam ana Eggs Mutton Chops Veal Outlets Boiled Chickens
emu per plate. Green Turtle Soup woocock picked
OyssS s g.. ...-,, JOHN NJ HEATH
~ n rs"hesso ppheu. jy2S1mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11
au3-1m
nILESi PILES!-NO CURE NO PAY-DR. MIL
l. TIMORE'S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES, war.

DILESl PILEs!.No CURE NO PAYIDR MIL
il TIMORE'S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES, war;
the inveterate cases. OF however long
standing.
TO AcENTs-If this Lniment fails effect you are
refund the price by the bottle being returned
with certificate ofthe failure. :,
The have the satisfaction Of Offering 70 the
public remedy for this painful disease, which no
eny great very Distressing but also or
nal aggravaton of ether complaints The LII
nment prescribed by eminent and
the first responsibility, with uniform success
their certificates, in possession certify beyond all
dolbt
This may certify that have recommended about twenty
persons who afflicted with the piles to apply j. X Mil
inores Lnanen for The Piles and has ekected perlna
nenl consider II the most important
medicine offered the public as never knew 1t fail to
effect cure when applied the most inveterate
JOuN NASH.
Middlebury, o. Aug 80, 1885,
Mr. j. Y. Miltmore: Dear sir-Having used your Lni.
mept for Piles number of recommend II
with the fullest confidence Yours, with respect
J. s. CLEAVLAND, M ID.
u Address, free of expense, j. o. FAY New York. where
particular Information be obtained OF the utility OF
th, valuable remedy or Vegetable Preparation .
For wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY at Drug Store
No Fulton Williams; at No. 1893 Broadway, cor
Dey ST. No. ia Canal drug of Bowery and
Grand and IS 9th Avenue. Price s. per bottle.
iy2l 1mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

Some great man. know not whom, and care less
has said that the world might be in a day dous
ed il. have tried IL, and doubt il still
AT eleven o'clock, L made sally into Broadway, in
quest Of observation, and my first attention
ed by the air and carriage of finished dressed gentle.
,he color, and pumps. He wore in his bosom
handsome rue, and from beneath his hat flowed a pro-
fusion ofdark glossy rngles One hand hung graceful
y suspended from the armhole OF his by his deli
cate thumb while his siti stood in bold relief like
The spokes Of wheel, pegs in boarding house for
hats The other casped little ebony stick, with silk
sassel and the tip Of the finger Of his glove that grace
fully utiered by the motion of his arm like a wounded
bird He was little behind me, loitered along and
he passed me. Heavens what a wilderness of sweets
you would have thought that his pocket. were filed
with ambrosa, and that he had bathed In nectar "Wbo
rs that ~ said 20 the first person that thoucht would
be civil enough answer me. Who i 1, " s.;d The
10 whom addressed myself why he. = poet !
Shade Of Homer, what sweet poet! aud waved INV
handkerchief in the air, that might become saturated
with the exhaation then carefully folded Il, ana 80,
an my pocket with the firm conviction that had ;,nh;
bed the spirit Of his muse.
What pity Il is that Otway and Camoens lived n,
The time they did. If they but lived now one would
no, have been choked with OF bread nor the 9th
er lsnguishing in almshouse.
oh, what sweet poetl He met friend, and stop.
PEG. telt disposed 10 stop too but wanted
cuse SO bought roasted chesnuts of Italian aud
ssoed munching like sailors wife" man of Her.
cuean proportions passed along in conversation with
oonPsmsn, who, looking up, said, What beautiful
mani
No, nor replied the giant quite too small there
has not been handsome man on earth since The davs
of The Emperor Maximn. The human race have a.d
iydegenerated, SIR sadly, SADLY aud he turned b;s
eyes win cursory glance down his broad sides then
raised hem with the most admirable compacency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

IJUNTERs0 RED DROP.-The venereal disease
dsarned Of It's single bottle OF this niaiIible
rk medicine prompt and decisive in its effects and
every particle OF disease from the system In its operation
may be said to act like magic without any after i'll coKsesuen
Inconvenience whatever Both freely
with perfect safety without regard circumstances sua-
ton respect C die Pnce dollar per bole-war-
Tanteo cure IN any
LEvISON'S ANTEMERCURIAL SYRUP for clearing
purifying the blood from the OF the venerenl
the abuse of scronous affections mercura
rheumatism, spolches and eupons skim old stand
ndoent ulcers the legs and elsewhere attended
with general debility This medicine stands unrivaled
only the puryer known, time
whole system, giving perma-
nen tone 10 the broken constitution Price two dollars
sold al the Office Division street. lom Chat
ham square which is tie the genuine med
obtained in this city, and where directions any
nv Office No. SO Hamilton st. jy25-lm