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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06
Carriers Address,


Carriers Address,
70 THE PATRONS OF THE IOWA NEW
January ], 1888.
Kind Patrons all bring to you
Again my annual rhyme.
And promise 10 be very short.
In such '.pressing" time.
TITS in an age Of light we live,
Unparalleled besure,
An era Of Wisdom that the world
Meier saw the like before.
Science is irradiating
The human intellect,
And BRANDRErH's Pills are curing al
OF every age and sect.
And steam is pushing all "ahead,"
But Oh! "Magne,ic power!''
Will drive US on thousand miles
In less than half an hour.
Whilst Chemistry is blowing up
Tho blundcrs of the past,
PhyenoDgy peeps through the brain--
The rogues are caught at last!!
There's Cochran with his "R;he," too.
Whole regiments can slay,
Let's send him on to Papineau;
The tories 10 dismay
Sun, moon and stars are peep'd into;
Eclipses boys divine,
And mountains darken DER the NOON!
Till she can scarcely shine.
What herds Of Go0ts are on the moon!
There Ladies wear silk gowns,
But here the Yankees milk their eosps
And speculate in towns.
The mysteries of the midriff too
At present are made known
BY "Magaefism's boring u.s."
For 90 says Col. SToNs.
Tho great Gaiuanic battery
So little understood,
10 now explained in simple style
By Messrs. Cross IL Hood.
And diamonds are but carbon pure,
iOr charcoal some might say)
And Mr.. C-.--. produces them
In his GGlvanic way.
And stranger yet, this Battery forms,
Ten thousand living things.
From calcined tlint-.-skip little miies!.-.
All having eyes---some wings!
Some stand upon parnassus hill.--.
Tho ladders drawn up too,
Hence those below can ne'er ascend;
pity----pity you.
70 Notwithstanding more TO learns
The arts must downward be.
For - weight draws to the earth
So must Philosophy.
With every kingdom Of tho earth,
In peace we still remain,
But wars are raging in the realms.
OfCanada and Spain.
And may the Patriots Of the north
Succeed---likc ~ be free,
May they, a. did Columbia's sons,
Cry, ''Death or Liberty"
Tho Mcxlcans are stubborn folks,
And will not pay their debt,
Buff they don't, then Uncle Sam,
Will surely make them sweat.
Like sutumn leaves, the Indians fall,
Aud scattered are their bands,
Soon will the red men be forgot,
Ard zoe possess their lands.
Now, married folks. may you have health
a blessing 10 US dear---
And each subscriber of the "News.''
Ii q hsPPy, pleasant year.
And may each ..Badger" have 10 wear
About his neck BELLE,
Ard shsn he never can get lost
lit should r4stlo well.
And may the enterprising girls
Who journey 10 the west,
~ ny iherefor--s husband get,
AZ tits their request.
Oubscribers I'll, A B G D,
Pay up now for the ssNews,"
Tos January has Get in,
Ard ! lack wood andshoes.
70 Ill my friends who advertised
Some eighteen months ago,
Must pay ! iittle ..reody" down
o. else OUT "cake is dsngh."
Du Buque can baass Of many 5eaax
Dus girls are rather s.5ew',---
Come, Yankee damsels, fright ahead
70 gst--.to gss. Adisu.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

Mother, said a stripping, had cap
ital sight Of the Indians yesterday, and
can make a conuadrum about them.
What is it, Tin, said mama.
Why are the Sacs and Foxes like
our fashionable bellies? Dye give it
up? Mother.
Yes, Tim.
Then, it is because their shoulders
are bare! JRoston Post.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

UNBouNDED lBEBAL1TY.-The Sat-
lrday Courier, published in Philadel-
phia, promises to all country printers
who will insert an advertisement of
the publishers, that would only fill a.
bout two columns Of a country paper,
"a large and beautiful engraving Of Gil
rard ColiegeP worth, we suppose, three
cents, at most. The publishers column
Of puffs will doubtless get an extensive
publication when such liberal ren,u-
neration is offered = Pittsburgh Bull.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06
! soNG or THE DYING.

Disease had well nigh done his
work-the fame but glimmered in the
|socket-onemo mentmore, and itwould
be out. The dying girl called by her
waving hand, her sister to her, and
family breathed forth the wish that she
would sing sing some sweetmelody,
thatshe mightleaye earth with the tones
Of inspiring music lingering in her ear.
And what, dear sister would you have
me tosing?'' "Sing, Harriet, my favor
|ite-I leave earth willingly" said the
dying girl. The sister well knew her
choice, and she sat down to the instru-
ment, and brought forth its softest,
sweetest tones;--they were indeed
born of heaven, and never had music
holier influence than when it breathed
forth the elevated thoughts Of one dy-
ing in the beauty Of her youth and yet
willing to depart. We looked on her
with sacred awe; we felt we were in
theprssence ola being Of another world,
who was soon to know the mystery Of
death. What clam and beautiful ex-
preston was on her countenance! What
q glow was on her cheek, and bril-
liancy in her eyes, as the notes of the
favorite song rose sweet and clear, and
seemed to float around the couch of the
dying! Oh! is not that religion worth
possessing, that enabled her to wear a
heavenly smile at the last moment,
and show that she felt the words that
were uttered though shecould not speak
them! And she died as the sister re-
peated-
81 would not live always, away from my God,
Away from you heaven, that b!issful abode"
There was much to wean thee away,
fair sister of the gentle speech and ten
der eye! "Storm after sorm," did
indeed "rise dark DER thy way" and
heaven was fairer to thee than earth.
And when the pale conqueror cometh
to bear me from this shadowy world,
may thy sweet cheerfulncss be mine,
and some gentle one sing me to sleep
as thou vert. Sweet sister! we part
from earth's melodiesfor the purer and
nohler harnnaniee of hoo con - The
strains that great US as we linger on
the shores Of Of mortality are not the
last; for there are harps and voices in
that home which awaits US all and ever
lasting songs will be sung to the praise
of our father and our God.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-25
IprrOrtd and mnimprored Co'tor Laad5.

cT-ra:ra 9;5 ac:cs mir front the Mississippi
sui. lwuh d Wy, so0l irniTn-
with Coz cal-Of wT ruS Sc iS. - "a SO
ei.a,cd rul; dweng linus. houses
or rri!i,r-- work as aBd yonng cattle; 20
% ira hog 'Irls, pl"r:rs &c
1000 oai.rs mt" anl frscr on the Arkan.7.
":, - ~ bro I.frir Rock II - 'arh about 100
,i. aat ~ I" - cultivation. 20 tom "s'6 OF cattle"
1cIrn, - 0Irh COWS, yoke a. WORK nI :" -
hr. u.a 4'Gig iHp .uu VEL anIshr! Hsir house.
Irh-T. ious". Cr. good vel Of w3'"r: ~" Sr1
r-ay afI Beautiful =. J.r Pont wand yarl and
LVuit' wunh Tie ban. Each o! til" above
PAGES royr aaG stock adequate the suppoH OF large
%
.o, 80 acres, mile ffo-t the irkan'7 river,
atjo.un- faci, fac LnnE and landing "a
1900 unun county. Arkansas, saline river, rich
uPl,tI ,Ht he 'hy d1-i.i"' Of c'uu'fy.
CiD fu nr'c. from IT, Nrs-.Tri Tcr, "rr"-i" ~"
mouth WIZ" "cr, "':Cnery point, pat OF large 'oGi
IT .gnricr guilt and high i,nh.
- l. Sro roualy, Msra, about twenty-five miles
rom the Bau;oH aout 30 acre, Of ch Prn!s!cr h"d
81 I:h' clearing.
R.7kn county Mississippi. -l,s f:cr the ;tl
road. !ichr i arng aud Of excellent gLGluy.
ru. vcy csirru- selling par, i"sc land. they vii b"
offered sui on o credits, rutbi- 'hc land 10 Po.
iu-c ~ payments.
c-. 81 +, ~ 'cnhrr. a. Fnsa. T"n7re-""o or
!.r Rock hrkars7-, will r. itcnh"' to- anH
poadcrc 10: further f1rn.nn "a any ore '-
irr 20 pursh.... LELAND j. BRADLEY.
S-,t Is 2O--wiw
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VALUABLE REAL EsTATE Foa

e ALCAG.E REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-ihnt wrilA'o~n
ia'eta stand nown by the n'm" Of k'"0'
-ilu"" iat Putc loG,e IL il Believed 10 Dr. one OF t ss'
'I- sCcnt n mile North from Prcs "aid
Louhop'rs'c'teG PuagGu ishbortoo'i an -!
H'hc g. at Piedmont road. T stEs"s - he" SIX times
every "'"k The isd Taus Mott, nd south, EGsi cad est,
;ss- :"'m.;isiCy H. tie door
it"r and bUiiiin: The pre-
msts for extensive cancellations The lot Et The JI-
r-' n" i'e ,im. il ct nd in sn8 he'r here
another road containing acrcS considered avery
, 'Nrci'"H; i,aGa >"
; s,n Of land, living within holt mil" OF
IL. f4yr5a. OF 100 word The situation
"t rh "hhnrut well known deemed useless 70 be
uo:r rsI;s.giaE.
Tao -U,sf5r dsit"us 20 more soueh climate
" .rl bargain 'h. property: ais" in furniture SG &c
Aay Purrh.sa will make application on INC
sacnbcs Possession vii! he gwen thc 2J'h day
Of n.ce.bsF next, earlier, ii de.ifed. $500,
Eiugsyia Prince Edward. li,h Sept, las a--wG"t
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James Rirer and kannarhn Company

.7qmrs NIrcr 0nu NNNnNNh C"WVuHE
L.tBORERS.-Ata meeting OF the President and
James River and kanG"ha Company on the
Sh June 1873: ,-,--
EreI That Com1'ny will continue 10 for labor on
the old c,na at the rates they are now pay :
advertisement OF H."
go. no Richmond newspapers until the force
smye on level ha be discharged By the Company on be
.on,loa of the necessary To be executed thereon
farther from and atc Monday morning next each
Company sa'd work who on IT'S compile
returned by the said rseni "a having
and faithfully every working day. (excei when una
yn,bv prcycaed from the time when he SHAH engage ~ hc
completion Of The s-ld work. and as
in .n orderly shall be entitled 20 receive
an additional al 20 per cent on the a'e' o.
..s of The iopau tho completion OF The sa'd
additional compensation -hhi DC Pu
ouIv continue in the ComPany service
until the work said level shall be eonpeted ana pro
dcd shall not apply to any persons
asceaned having ns'sa,ed promoted the late Se lot
wagr on said lower level.
- * rI-,rl Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-25
J.4CKS and JE.vNIES Jr sal

TIE subscriber nercb. Offers for sal" th"e ne eng SIN
MES. TWO Of the J.ca> Mil be 80 years oh ueH 1T"-, que
- 7 r the common Jgct4 and rom ic ar.'afn"c
t oe. T. Growth Sc iIttlc hort OF i've ee'. ne
,r,,,.twob b, Ferdinand, 10y Vulcan and Two ~ fsf
In, l,qe. have been th'S Siai"
g,oiat v years old July next 1T7 ""i. ne
J IN N. S-gc take thee ihou 'nd "oirf. IL; h:a
, re- oa.hl. credit, lie has mad" this about oneh''
a,.r. mn Nv address MouE Pein Post OH-c Spots!
49,. -, Y, SPENCER COLEMAN.
80 3--3rr
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EaHen Tuynp:e Road To Contractors far grading and
Nr 36oyui-tHH

rauey Turnpike Road To Contractors for grading and
Matchmaking
HpROPOS will received this Office 90 the jh instant
until O'Clock NJ Tor constructing the first eght mics OF
the ABOVE road extending from Winchester through Ne"i"wa-
ho p,a mus, state the Of miles bid for, cost per
mile III: rc at work will he commenced ana "heh IL
vii, completed. Twenty five cent open Hon'h!
Of ,rr,d will be security FOR the iaithu! per-
Torrance of contracts. o.,-.c
Nc tlamized width oil ~ icet. ".ncr in."
win regard TO may he had aPpicn to the
ib.r. or -u-sisil engaged on the line
The necessary specifications VIII be ready LOT ehc
nion previous the letting at which time also forms
proposals may b. had. -. 81,
Persons the Engineer and to The DIRECTION WIZ 'c
expected accompany theft bids with OF
character aud competency. }. Il. ANDEhSo-', - L.
Office Of the Valley Road - .
Winchester. sop mher :, 1886 ]'-o'
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E,EAn rnIs. II Y0r PLEAsE-I7, MrnwI,. .oo

ssE\D FniS, II YOU PLEASE-Dr MrRwis, sometimes
tNrd The 'adan Ger Natural Doctor. about the
and nh"r 7'c"s ricrr. Cor has practice,
AMI NAY n" -yHer;" ~ Richmond first Octobrr for
curing t7osr Sl. which often brfc the skill
"artl' Hnefs The distressing rheumatism is Zen
s''' h'ry rs III. riatmen,. Pile. aiwsvs cured
'T n r,'s. Asthma, Phhi-ic Scronia and Gravel.
mia e'-1 N sew houis. and often radically curcf-Ah
- ETi"r'toni arl attended called HIS
re.g Of y experience in various sections
to-, EiAs use Of every m-iirin II plant and foreign
'a.'g 1 america fir he deems them useful and
lac hA'c'sl will Gat inquirin- IN" pnh'ir
''''e' the market, OF by notice which will be
N -n's aiP-r. J. &. VI.
-ON2'
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STOP The THIEF

~ In1 iHiEF.-hboUt two weeks since, rascal BY the
mn, IohN r. BELL, stole small sofre HORSE ON
lois Amelia county, ard made of with the horse,
o1e Bell about go Of rather stout made,
~, hr- OF i12ndsnce in his department. He had
'h probably sell the horse. Any information
h'i-e or Bell may be transmitted Mr. F. LAWSON.
u any one stopping either Of them will render
" N'' "o'se, VINO has u large iarhS anu u VT!
az; requested give this notice two or three erau,ous
l3S-3il Sept 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-25

TO WILLIAM PERRY-Sr Intending &. DO 10 petition the
General Assembly Of Virginia for divorce fro" YOU and you
M, heinr AZ can resident Of the Commonwealth OF Viz
,i, vrr vii p-ase that have ;ks Eth daS OF
m filed Clerk Of the Superior ou Of Hen
co county and city Rchond statement Of the e,uses on
which application fornr"iand that require your
mrs the ne said Court SATURDAY. the 2th day "'
S-ls, ,a,t hon haIl trial ofth- facts
~, go =. .,id .f,,.mep, HARRIET II. PERRY
Sert'
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TO COUNTRY DEALERS

SMITH PALMER Booksellers ard aHerS, have Just opcncd
uppy uiScLuUl and Miscellaneous Books, With.
Letter s"srs description, with articles
oatfy. peculiarly adapted . county iradt.
Day Backs Jnurna scrs aud Rec Books OF all for
Merchants uUd I,-fk, ui Courts.
A suprf o. Law Books.
csarfa OF Medical Books, compsn. the Text
Books used 10 the Colleges cf Virginia.
oil which MI, BE- sold the caOnable prices for cash,
orion iAc usual credit ~ puuctIa custonrGs.
Sent GIT
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MADISON HOUSE,
Richmnnd, Tirgiaia.
TnIINs III HD Nn


e " recently removed to TIE Largo ard ""m house "heh hss
- for several by Mrs Christian a. BOARDING
taUSs. ard tie southern o!
Cla'o Scua'c lin. Nlia wacf" She has
ll0.E accommodation o.
i.aGeS
Who Nil lind comfortable "defH
PROMISES with her companion John H. Boyd 10
rca give satisfaction to those who
b. pleased pairouse There Livery Stable gate
lveaient the "rshu: TO stop WAN h'
Horses stable
;.-IS arrival. i35-l2tI Sep'chi'ti :.
E-rutN FARM FOR StLE.-Will b. sold, on THvR.Osr,
- OF November the above valuable estate, SIX
above Of Richmond, iyir- James and Hs
r. creek containing 200 100 Of Which are James riysr
lH!s rSccyat quai 'ad .i"u 80 "i creek I
~ grass rhsre ABBOTT 20 OF weed land,
- r, NV DTrin:-hc Covered with Tia; :
Ban rih first rfa,hus Machine annexed, aud al!
The Iimrs canal passes entirely
..a the OF the low grounds. "hicn Viii!
r2-,- the limestone OF the state afford ample
ant r.cars cnrcnins the land BY the of lure,
comparatively !i:;i- expense: This ;'"c
. - a.. proprietor Hr Vim ShHpart
bed OF fua adapted 10
,:y.-l~-; Of aH lsu..
n" ;-ce there viii also be sold two small
,r,sg q; 20 sad 10 ZACH living
OF river souaGs, purchased
tr nr frrgca o. D. ''4. U'S's executor
DAY of sale there wii be seeded on The
!7G. NJ e 500 bushels o! Wheat.
the roHcrty requested 70 c7 on
f-..e5 Mr Wuroa. wbn ~ hOI 10 ;hcm- hose de-
. obtain addressing the subscribed
o tho f. tn crop of com o'lef, i'
stock oi horses mules p!iGiaion ut.asii &c
- .">H.t.
- 35-ts
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Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS-Ne,o Fail Surpiv
Spur -

HE subscribers having through past Spring and summer
"uctd the "i Siock Of Coos remnant, nnd having
succeeded ~ great hCII object dong
pressed III "ur aAc
orr ifin: "ni the public c-uea that they have
nrncG Tue oi their FAIL supply Of F.nCY
Dh GOODS and by the 18th September, hc pf"niE"
and found
other market Having
TO the Retail business have bestowed much and bor
the selection ara Stock, WHICH
sly 10 point al quality, L., aud beauty, h" sTp'sscd
We shall future the lc"air:
tiir
Pg"ciua Cor cash. s,i.f, all vino vi"
cell and READ BAY l.Y = 90.
Srp:2l 39-is
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AND FOR SALE.V' nc sold, TO the highest bdd-r on
- ay the September a:rccaby TO IN ~" o
y father William the old stand called G"ofses Ee"'
in Goociard couuy. containing 3o acres one hnnh'eu "
of Thomas Bu!ord james Fife and Others he
La will take place Tavern tie following terms o"
,h.c and four credit, the purchaser giving ho"ds
GOOD security deHd Of ,rnst on III" sndo make h-
, de.m description ohr iHnn' IS
if should "ish 10 view me
20 tho d,y Of sale he show by Dr. ArsteId william
Rur,or wEo lives the place, OF myself .,opcr
Er,rxtor Of FHliam GssTgs, DEE d.
25-wtGs
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Sept. -


THE .I.r being oT The c"ur'v ri
Pow haan o:er. for ai. Fgc.y. tho li November
Land which he ritc;. 0a'TrE, y -" 'ur'y.
T -IUH''8 . l-" sod from Rich
mord tn l., ur. about 10 ,s aiOv" owha''r "u hc"c
vcry lby agreeable ueshh"Ttood TIE .Ch-c' n''"
ihcrn the count! when
mo a3vlr'l 'ErU ;his.
The Dwelling Irs are anil convenient. ~ ""-.srr out
Ee,. cool repair GOOD Thfr.H- ~ a.. Thrr"
land uiu t' hu. n wh0' between r"w
Of ale will also sc,', he .ae day, a'u' '""
M Ca CGUp cvei: tescIpon siGr and a"i'ica uien
lis.
1'so offer s-offF Tr'rf O. -rd rinlrc ~" above
onr lins 80 acr"s, good Dw sla- House. and
pr'Erusrs. 10 TENS viii h. liberal.
vii Of the ryc Place Trirair. I""rr N" day o.
.o,r # So tu- corc wi.! be gwen. g. y. U::EINS.
-uJr
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NOTICFTa OF Ichn and lafsaret
- Br,d.a,v Price" ri- County STAT" Of s"s;ria
rutied. that. h' respective "pofofs sara e>
;es :e,our- a and they FeGnr"6 10 core
rrraraa according lw ia. same ne h'I' n
BraG.aw Of til" said John and Nagnrc "" par
,la,ls application ~r
balances. a. the SAD Ercd are AI " making
.opc for the IN co"ssfn'"c Of h' no" re-
.cric p.y TIC SAM n i-:.i Np? .'icn ~
made. Villa HS , ~. - n'SI 49,
iws
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p,,po,a,,yy scb,oi ot Charlottesville

s-frE ncx, .eon o , school VIII The 1T OF Sep
,e#cr n terminate tho '"-t 0! Jnh 1""l7s allowing
tho noah of February vacation. complete an! thorough
be the Geek and !tln languages
'"enIas aGcnl .,''c'E In~ md snoiyyic
d NJ aa spherical T-orcr'"y. wit" t= applications" and tie
and integral calculus s.u fl of Natural Phi
ohv Chemistry with application. TO agriculture and tic
-MoI.tn History ani Geography and the E"5th language with
crns-Tu,ioa s2 per half session % months payable in st
s6 lot 'hN same time payable quarterly ~ s"rl'co
regulations, oher' have been adopted and
viii be risidiy entered: -.
l. No boorer will allowed to Wit Chsro''eS OF any other
2ar" n 2rir resort without pe'"' on' one {" ~" ach"r'
70 holrcr viii b." au~ed contract my drbs while
school except by reca. permission" o" The teachers
% I arc,I TO The subscribers before til. IT Of September
next, n.t directed the Of Alexander Garrett Eco
j'Hns' W. Sar"'"''' f'''' u o"''''' PIKE POWERS,
The undersigned take great pleasure il o,rn: Tic attention OF
psren m others Tie cducoon 81 Youth 10 tie tca
io,.y n.r Of Mr. PAGE Powers formerly pro
Of Ma'h matc in Hadca H'aHsy '"'sse: an" M ci
Oar Of the a.tu,y, aud nor-i virtues n
these gentlemen while prosecuting iHc't studies at me 'n'ey
and the evidences given OF h- merit rs
faithful ut,cious ucco'"u iarcrs inspire Us "ih the h-
e coz fIrnce IN their moral well intellectual qualities
,;n. FIR me profession have adopted We believe would
). difficult point Individuals who, 10y her acquire
mont. b. familiarity with the enlghn'd rnehods Their
.c,icn .k conducting the Pupl roa The easier 1" the H"
d.fcu' branches OF study iheIt uH bn nHS"'t!hc dcph
their parisat fidelity the discharge OF all The duties OF the or
better prepared sound know
and thorough nrerua! training OF to cultivate sHeh
crsona upon their e1n"oaons the ,ati"" de-
enables osarak r"ah!' Of the r"hcer'! o. m
oun. their charre has assured Of III" h,s chaa
and m foe,ar. influences, carnes,. recommend 20
the favorable '0'''' u W GESNEE HARRISON,
Professor If 7-eirn' Laacrece.
GEORGE NJ. AE1~rEGNAN;
C. BoNEYCASTLE,
wu B. Rocsh Rs:'''''' Of 8'''.'''1 g.
JOHN A. 6. DAVIS,
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FALL GOnD+.Onr supply of Fan Goods and
opened ard prepared old hose
who wish purchase ~ the package. Our stock
Of Negro Cloths a.! Sainciis
selection Gentlemen having iico,y h3nds cip,he
quantity anG q,r, hh they Will not be able Obtain
fiyrcn isy. heacc. /. l. ] - JAMES CO,
i31-s,l (yie5eS SNARE.
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Sc,"E 81 "t y, y, - - :"' IL me
s,,y,y ,,.,,,,, and ave 20 ar.rc
,,",, ,, - ,L:s r,,y ,tey 49,. IN, g, d.,o m. AL
81, ,, ,, ,,n -, the r"mr!o,, ,r,r,.I'r
t more Ily 20 ,fc oaarrs and asr, # ,.rrs The in
,,r NJ ;co. and j.. aai,rr; 10 -rory ore:
,,,n , .. f r-r.i, treatment no. mfr cycni, Il.
I ~ % ,, -,,c,i,,, AN, ,l,,r, Ito sI.Irs. or IN,
"iTr nave '"H hI ea"l"' 20 Vac sc"
m "sn! Of The in"fm""s ana Hospitals 81 Lu'32' ana ~ ms
lied OF, .s%r. att Diet while tho io6,ry
regularly attended r Of t." and 10 G
rcquiri0. IT, consultation vii &c rrOmT,l! had.
Ia i9arnry, ID" sex ~ BE- furnished with srN r>rc'
drq-;ncri.. L-ag tErSisg a w"ers yhySrG| ns"AsEer
and Instance, bleeding, cUpp,n.
'e"cHin ire per rrck very coa-.rahl, I"s,
The o'n' charge for the phy-can attendance exclusive
p:aenr. have been rc.cycd Tor private par,en vino
my Surgical Medical Trraaca
o. 81 the Ph.ician. ui 'h" in-iITt"u.
Tho iadrn' comments i.o 10 tic g,-"S end a,'r' JsSar
'h vEGcI. ne trh Will % E"i f".Gls'iry
ii The Of :ricus diet small
scn~- Invited iu'T~s The house Al;
i4,,on:.
FIR the r.~ ~ho tsvc wi'or.."d the beneficial
rcraIion Institution, and OF the h:H
i,r ir: . ~ -, upon ,,c ..rvrc. OF rie Siq,c OF Ca,
,,. We apu"nf extracts letters received
.c:rt 5lr ,g'"a ;r" Of III MEDICAL Profession, who
1lye ;"e system. III sGcres.lu oG-t.i,"n.
j"GN r G,,Li;hH; y , Pm
l. " 'uAMHEGhAINE. i. D.,
I'll JOHNSTON ~ D.
SOCRATES AACP!N, VI. d.
F'irrc' f'"" d. II $ S'aa'fs L''!gr:
DsarSirl III '' mo rurh '"'Hi" TO s'r !" my power 20
rb tie MARYLAND Hospital forr, and haI. and
worry lE 1"'f's N conhihc" ~ No." '-Ince nn thea:
indeed ""Yi "h '' VIM: 70 c"H'-'' hi' i@S'h on any
,,he, ao They '9adr the G"ce,a tho house IN
10 poiaa Won vi" 30 '-e to "rc u, ladies' 70 conduct
,c" '''''''"" ne. 80 -, @ ',' 'a'' ever SEGA; l" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-25

manufacture and sale Of Agricu
y carried usual the Foundry where the late ire
ocrued The patronage public fully solicited
THOMAS SPENCER. -4ssa:.
Son, 39-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-25
S.eds and Impienen;s ef HusLaadrY
.I,.ncr f,r IA. Eenale Collegiate Institute.

.If.NrV iUr fNe Femhe LOHtgtH1e IHstHutt: .
A"'NCIrhc Rev ]. iirEsTs late President OF the 70
Collegiate Institute Buckingham coun'g, Va Is now the
a-1'st i:o receive donations for that Institution
'" 7lrc romn.nting him TO public iror aha esPe-
c' - 70" niais;ry and membership OF the church.
To ~1d Of the FenaI, Education will find him able and
1" alton Female oic-i,e Institute which ought 10 give
DuhI' ".tmarion
b. order 0 the Board. w. A. SMITH, Prest
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