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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24
x.-IyrS IJpIIoRS, ANo Observation-Disclosures Madeira,

uarjYES LIQUORS, AN3 GRuCERlES-Wines Madeira,
&c S.erry soe OF "hch have been on hana yen
90, the titus which have been taken oil since
, rival spdtsnS Champagne Dart brand; old london Ooek
article; old Jamaica and Antigua Kun
Hollands Gia; bes, qualities of old barley, rye aud
go Wbssey f,he las, not nf.riorl peach AMI apple
oTc Su.,t Teas, eiycured Bacon, and some expect
81 from a ntsi man and cuIer
,.ys ON hand 2 neral OF Groceries, &c, &C.
H'"-! WIN. WALLACE.
and bonded OF IL and "a months past
an, will 10 handed for collection moro vgan: person
,aau myself. ~,
iV-SN
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Louisa Rail Road


40 adj 10 thu pan ers the hour Of leaving Rich
i'ni Tor Louisa will hereafter be in the morning Instead oil
ho''t four b. this passengers Tor charlottesville leave
a. e' hour IN the morning and arrive there earlier in the even
-; al by other line Besides being daily line TO Char
neS"ie aud Saunon, it weekiy Lynchbutg Passcn-
s erns Rchmand Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays urr'e
a. L'nrhbgr: Ie evening.
The hour from frcdecksha in the day. enabling pas
.7: leaving On otc-ve in the mornns to get Richmond
IT, hour than by other linc
B"en fredericksburg and Charlottesville the arrangements
1 equally a;diiious. Passengers may erve Fredericksburg
FS,rr. Tuesdays Thursdays aud Sundays they arrive
NLynrihurs The evening.
From On oe.ye ,bey Teach Fredericksburg the day
eAe Sunly SUNDAY there is freight train from the juno
"o And hsJ fredericksburg next morning 10 breakfast
w-Ns TN, the route the Louisa road superior one
na. 'n Il mites railroad, they relieved in great de-
go su while their progress is rapid A,tcr leaving Char
'esIr 'aere rr.usr route in one direction TO the VSGiSA
an "lyani;s. Paonshus and Tennessee
m ,loh Richmond Charlottesville s. w, Richmond 10
E sl o. Fare from Fredericksburg to Charlottesville
JULY - '"'"'u's 90 wv Ie-tIS
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1Ibrm0rIe LOnd az PyJIic Sale.

w ONTEAGIE the residence OF Cravcn Pcyon d, will
s sold the highest bidder Thursday, the 1'h Of Sep
temb next, Iii fair otherwise the lair day. This
tct Of the valuable estates III the upper c"nnliyand
in point Of health and beauty, surpassed by situation IN "
state I, contains by recent survey Opo upward c M
Of which cleared the balance well merd il is bounded
Fl, nearly North ard East by The Rvnna
and ON the South by Buck Island Creek large stream empty
river The t"o streams form upwards OF n acres OF
yra and we'll adapted The growth of w"nt oai: ana to
bacco improvements not good The dwelling house is
old nrse and com!oiaic, and situated On beautiful emf
bringing arabic land under the making THE
prospect every direction picturesque and beautiful There Is
every necessary housr with horse MILL ,hcslng machine.
house. There ten or twelve never aI"s springs o!
pure water the parc.
Also nnohc Tract containing $50 dia;c The HI
YER above thousand scfcd with upwards Of
land cleared balance veil imbcrcd This land lies WELL sud
ia well wacrcd-has pretty god Dwelling House, "nd
desirable residence These Lands lie miies ofCh
bc Eivannn navigabIc all Columbia where
Ties int Jnmcs River.
A, tho same and place. will be sOh eighteen
avca men women and Loyssomu Of them likely; twol."
or head horses three -four Of them fac nde hocs
or twenty nc and work SERENITY fvr bead
% "cp seventy or eighty ofhogs Also al
PHI a kcen furniture iarn,ir- u,enss every Description
vbea, fms one OF Blacksmith too', &C.
Traus-For land oncounh Of the purchase money will he
eorcd in hand the balance equal annual payments,
decd the lark payments The negroes will be
@ s even on all SUM dollars purchaser giving
with approved security Gentlemen ~,s"E to rnehnsc
are invited 10 above lands before the day Of sale Any
addressed TO the subscriber at Eyc.et'sy. Abe
marie county. viii he g'tendedto. ClAS. h. PEfToN:
July3 ll6-wd'l E1or CrHrfa ffy'o"' der d.
pIUBLIC sALE.-By virtue Of Decd of Trust executed the
ubscreTs the 10Th day Of September 1896 rccordG
The clerks Office Of Pow county, for purposes therein
toned will! be gold TO the highest bidder public auction for cash.
the first MosDsr in August crs
day certain Mill and MLsEs1 s,m'i" On Fine creek
in the county of Powhaa and trown"s The Fine Creek with
n acre, of Land attached thereto including til" Mill pond cs
house Coopcrs shops with all and singular Other M
and bcursng thereto; somuch OF the said
"a will be sufficient the amount due The
with the costs and expenses of executing
go il in The subscribers will br conveyed the
WM LGON,
K. F. GRAVES. : Trustee.
WIN. S. DANCE,>
IuI, l7-rjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

N!RGNlA-The County Commissioners OF Cas- county Sta'e
Of Illinois, having located the county seat OF said county, ac
o,dns to an net Legislature Of the State OF Illinois,
ed March 1897 adjoining the fourishns town OF Virginia.
sale Courthouse lots will take place n6on the middle
If Iuv terms accommodating- former cowczens
seeking Health and Wealth. may have an opportunity OF finding
ho,n The town Virginia il not old The popua
go; he estimated this 300 There is large
Methodist Church the several dry goods stores TWO Ia
ons &C. &c &c There has not been death, nor serious
n rtness since the II l-2 feet OF virgin
earth clothed grass and flowers hsh Dry and Sn Pure
he moderate industry realized here in the name
SAKE Old DomOGn not to he found on o
s,i; I meet with Immediate attention The "Engtnnts
Guido 10 the Vest published by Gss and Elliott; fsaGph'''
1904 ""d ' ' " ~ Commissioner Of Coss County Illinois
~ Editors Virginia wishing 10 spread ana pepeu.'' the
name u ,"e o'' ''""' " 4-a&lafi2tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

NBTILLI ANS iAXALL tender t!@ services as CoMMsoN
w MrRcHAsrs farmers mIers and country merchants for
the sale OF wheat: corn, f0u &C.
June 2S li--h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

NOTCE-S,rsyedf from Marion Hill on the 2hh Apr't~o Colts
~ one snrre 6cv old the other blood bay ley WIN
snr in the forehead years old reward OF ten donts
will he paid delivery Of the said colts or such ,nHmon
will L. al to their discovery. WM. r. pLr =, rsi
July 90 Si-ot
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Oh' rNPOR., ALLEN d. co.
Hare FIR Sols-

DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co.
Hare for Sale
SWU ,,nn 81 = ioiS aud Porto Rico Sugars
l2oo h'g' Rio, Cuba and Lasurl Coffee
lOO hhds prime Ao secs
80 hhds and terrcs lamn Oil
1890 kegs Of J!,SiIn, Powder F.;, ,w, N;lsn
500 do. Rifle Powder do
1900 do Nails and Bind,
800 boxes Brown Soap
iD do. GlnPo~der and Youn. Iysop Ten.
l'D ~. Casks MarseilIes ". Wine
oll erces "Lubec' ground Plaster
4VoS realms "f'iiHs aud Letter Paper
- half pipes Cosnac Brandy
o,ao do DO common quality do.
s'vo bags Shot, assorted
% his. y. f.. Rum
50 Shoos
% DO Woo! Hats
i W baskets Chrmpaign Wine-cclebratcdbr brands
H., % boxes Loaf Sugar
,a5. naIa.t Wine, Imitation Brandy Old Whiskcy Hol-
JuIv =, Indigo Soft she! Almonds &c. &C.
- f9-w3w
persons hereby forbid putting on boats,
roo Or W. hnhhoSc Dan, and Siaunon Rivcrs any produce,
any whatever will not be responsible for
''Haned by sucb property.
READ, VENaRLE & co.
Clarksvilc, Julya READ FENABLE sPENCER.
sS..-----eE:o l6-w0w
rc w.t,, wish ""h purchase few cargocs Of Wheat
Irr3 ts early delivery.
l'7-fl WILLIAMS & HAXALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

E1DATON-A Teacher possessed Of several years expert
and usual breaches oil scol educa-
,on nsuagc Mathematics, &c Sc, wishes 10 or
INN respectable For particulars address (post Hu)
4 w. Whites Mills P. o. Mcckcnburs, Va. .
&'-f''~"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

1E Having sold nj the Washington Hotel to Mr. VIM
those that have piironed me
for years and would all old friends 10 cont.
' ~ r'e " JOHN TALMAN.
I,,o 10 ,eos IG-wiw
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TERMS OLE ADVERTISING.

Of sixteen lines or less iss insettion 10 cents; FOL
,,., ,i.nulncc, 80 cents. ;.L a.. ,av,,..
-.ssu hisliacc must be accompanied WIZ" VIC 1u""Ne
49,. ,.s-Srtctory references, to insure cNeeuiloa. A.;
',,,., w,se alver,a; msyamouut 10 SlVo per ahhu us
~ he m ~. Of b cent; and 10 sou, VI ~ per cent
4, ,5lrr, aad Marriages from the coun ne
lSr,tar unsnown this Office, must DC
on of Postm III the ncshoor'oou' VI ''y
sc ruhlsnei Every measure that has been
nnrs,.o,s gIzzes has proved hereto ore unav
n,st ,hrcforu such case upon tins eounhu'
i,, crri.i by OF iha Postmasi'r .r'' q" LAC
L. ar. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

FENblS estaohSnnienl, WItniu IeSs u"J i'"S
from Fredericksburg the District OF Columbia,
(whencc run daily again opened for The recep.
lion of visitors it will be this season under the control
of an incorporated Company and it is hoped wi! be at
least ruus in al respects to wbat has heretofore bren
For more minute account of il, reference IS made to
the amer ed description by the Editor OF ire Globe
written in August, 1857, aud published in the Globe of
that date
"The Fayguier Hkic Sulphur Springs
spuiy induced Tcccay visit 10 the" Springs nn
II: pleasure To who frequent such places from
motive this beautifully mprnvc pot combines
advantage. The dcn water though nay ct DC as rapidly
cxiiemc the White sulphur beyond the
vet ans, go;Cuy the gradual Hern
tive stron. pure, white Sulphur but cold and soii rs TO
quite piatac to some Delicious after lew days
brinu spo II is The undulang ridges which
the steps approach The mountains Every ncishboHng
summit crowned with forest OF pine and the Blue Ridge sweeps
ound semciscs full forming an outline Ike that oil
be buildings grounds adjacent nconparGby superior to
any in the lated States, Objects They admirably
,nned,as,c simp,y and perfect adaptation
combine the well the associated
The Tavern separate establishment, and Is
,bro on, of the which the prncp edicc and the
cottages This circumstance gives the ne pocoei hnit
ing with its onnaLc, gracn- three stories above high
and extending 200 dill Of prine private
residence; the visitors their decorun ana galetic impress
one ne invited guests hopitnbc ordly cOumy
ia the order and ea with which al! is managed
he charm OF the place. is the splendid Bal roo"-thc hne mann
m music and aSscmblage Of female beauty loneliness and
graceful motion will, which adorned The remark CT the
Graceful has hccn applied to Virginia and her sons
think If allowed 10 speak for herself Virginia woa pom" 10
her her jewes-Eveu her statesmen w"ud agree IN
this assembled fashion Z" The Union III hs
city, but have much beauty fascination OF manners
dress graceful and chhst" dancing any "he as c
Bail Of the FluGuer Springs" =.
Terms per dav 81 90 children and servants hnlt Pr'ce
do do week, 50; do. CO. month, So; months SUI;
whole season, $50. !.
Jane -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

yETASTiINGTON nuTEL.To my former Customers would
90 tender my grateful thanks for their liberal paonns" h1t"'o
Gro ,, Them that keeping tho above establish
nen where shal he pleased them, aud oil others VINO may
favor me with This situato for comfort h,nk equal
place the city # is Immediately between 'he
bur- and Railroad Depots, short distance nom INC
fomer un6 very near latter, and within 800 yards o. ard
facing III. Capitol My table, bar and stable VIII he nIeiied
,h Tho hes, the affords The best efforts oil myself bar
keeper servants will be used to give satisfaction Charges
moderate. az:
establishment will do well to inquire Tor my hacSs upon hs az
rival they will he taken at holt price rams w ne
wan" W =" " p' WIN. HOWLETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

NvISON WATKINS. attorney at La~' will attend the Courts
" Of GoochIand and Fuvanna Az.
InnnR
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rreys or TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

= ~, EN3ulEIN IS Pa5itsaea uTee tlMeS H1t7s uu
M session Of tie State Legislature and t'otcs tcee6
:,r;,g the .cst Of tie year
GNE"S ''' TERMS uf SUBSCRIPTION.
Man,. ~ qssxx, aad Thcoc Dollars for six months
2ay"'" 10 mas oHca DO emitted mall in good and
;,a, aa,rs t'sS Of the Editor; ns postage @ al
b., :,s Hrt:ss.- fac postage Of single !e.tes Is
"S ,,,5Ja 10 tie writer. II is the accumulated post
business, which operates as serious tax upon
's will pay for zine papers, annually, shall have The
=
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To Giles n. ShqTp and Strph,n Harris:

admir- rh The urW annexed Of ALLEN GILLIAN. ate'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

A PRINTERS ANEcDoTE.---It used to be rela
ted by Corporal hymn, printer, well kno,yr
for many years as being more remarkable 10,
his odd humor, than the length Of his purse
that while he was travelling from Lowell t.
Boston, he was met by q flighwayman who
politely (as IS the custom Of those gentry) de-
manded his purse. Il
MY dear sir quoth Corporal Wynn, j
perceive you don't know mel
That is nothing to the purpose, sir; give
up your purse immediately demanded the
highwayman.
The Corporal repeated with an earnestness
which could not be misunderstood, positive.
~ you don't know me!'
We'll, them. said the highwayman, some
what surprised at the manner Of the Corporal.
who the devil are you?'
why, I'm a printer
"a printer did you say!-.-Whew! I'm off!
d---d dry picking!'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
NEW GOODS.
lust reed per steamer Gypsy, large assc
n n :, Vr pI, u,f W "A

lust reed per steamer Gipsy, large assort- |
81 ment of HARDWARE, CUTLELY AND
Of every description, purchased
in New Orleans, and comprising in part the foew-
ing articles, viz:
Collins broad and chopping axes, foot-adzes, log
chains, ass'd patent corn mills, II doz. wedding
hoes coffee mills, COW bells, tea kettles, plough
hames nailhammers, steel yards, shoves and tongs,
hand saws, Manila leading lines and bed cords,
cotton lines, twine, ass'd rife pistol and gun
hints, white and painted Marbles brass and plated
spurs, nail and spike gimblets cork screws, shutters,
plain and split percussian caps, sand paper, hide
whips, pack pins, horse brushes; mill saw, raj tail,
pit, taper and hand saw files horse rasps, socket
chisels, molassea gates cupboard, chest, trunk, bag
and pad locks assd gun locks, cast and brass butts
and screws, Britannia and Iron tea and table
spoons assd knives and forks, assd pocket, BUTCH
er and scalping knives; table steels and carvers,
scissors, shears, razors thumb and spring lancets,
razor strops, Brittania and wood shaving boxes,
shaving and tooth brushes, hair and clothes do
brass and plated snafe bride bits, tin'd and null
lin bits; plated plated and brass stiups, assd
fish hooks and liaes, bonnet wire, violins, violin
strings; perfumery boxes, colognes, fancy and COM
mon soaps, pomatums, bears oil, ndelble and red
inks, glass beads, finger rings, watch keys, brass
and silver thimbles, sewing and knitting needles
ass'd Indian BELLS silver pencil cases, pencileads
silk purses, pocket book wallets, memorandum
books, sand paper spectaces, hooks and eyes, han.
mirrors, Indian glasses, toilet and Italia do. Web
ster's spelling books, Walkers dictionary, da,
books, ledgers and blank books; plain and ruled let
ter paper, plain and cap do. account do. ass,
quilts, ink stands, paste boards, sealing waters
black sand pearl, vestand shirt buttons metal, pa
per and Florentine NDt do. coat buttons. metal dc
neck, side and tucking combs, wood pocket do dres
sing do fine ivory do. flint locked rifles, single an
double barrell'd shot guns and pistols.
Together with many other articles too tediot
! to mention. Persons wishing 10 make bill ;
Wholesale prices, would do well 10 call and exam
inc our stock, as we intend selling wholesale m
, retail at small advance upon cost.
3 SCOTT e. TAYLOR.
{ Augusta, 1887. aG
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
~ boat Demoine, and 10, ,ale bv = pe' ''sais
March 81. SCOTT = ~
GOODS. GO0llS

addition to former stocks, the subscriber,s...
just received from the East new. ists. ~ ~
general assortment Of STAPLE ANb. F1Kc e
GOODS, comprising in part the following. VIZ, VIZ.
Super blue, brown, black, green, and cars clo,h.,
Assorted cassimers, cassinets, and jeans: n ) =
Lindseys, beverteens, drab and ion.skin elo,h,.
Assorted blue, green and white Mackinaw BIZ.
kets; rose dc. zs5
Salisbury, green, white, scarlet, and Canton III.
ncls; SsSa
Assorted vesting, red paddings, brown Holh,a
buckrams, linen drillngs, fancy linen table n.
ers, linen fold shirtings, and Irish linens;
Assorted brown and bleached donestics and All
lings; coarse linnen5; white and striped ndsens
Assori ed checks, and plaid domestics; ratinetts:
Assorted French and English merinos; blue. bl,,,
and scarlet bombazetts and bombazines;
Twiled, painted, merino, fancy and French eat.
Goes painted muslins Scotch gingham; as.or.
ed ginghams; .s,,,
| inets and gretionents; plain and figured 'boot
| Swiss and jaconet mus]ibs and cambrics:
Assorted black and cqored silks and satin.
Florence silks; Gro de Maps; footings: edgium:
laces; long lawns; lillian and hat Grapes: Z
Assorted belt, bonnet, Clip, and mantua ribbons.
/ gloves; white and colbred tapes, cord, and ler.
things; 2'7'Ssg
Ladies' and GENTS merino camble,, and plaid
cloaks; az e
Corded, grass ant, Mepailes skirts;
Bcbinet and worked capes and collcrets; game
wells; silk, fancy, g3uze, and Polish hdkG, ,cot-
ton neck do; imittion and cambria do; wool,
merno, silk, Prussit in, cotton, and Thbet shawls;
1! silk and cotton poke hdks.; silk, Bingham and
jaconet oravats; lsdiss' and GENTS silk, cotton,
and merino socjs and stockings; shildxeny
stockings;
Assorted ladies' fix, kid, leather, fur, tai,.,op,
and long sleevegloves; 5at sn ffg
Assorted suspendrs; cloak and bonnet tassels; al.
Assorted thrcadS sewing silksand twist; !
1 Assorted necklCes guards; beads; bead, silk and
worked purse; steel busts; emory bags; guilt
crosses; bel buckles; ear and fnge, rings; twee.
zers: silve tooth-picks snd pencils; AZ
Assorted bodf,s; thimbles: spectacles; snuf-boS.
ca: hooksind eyes; darning, knitting and sew.
ing needle grass fish lines; silk and coltoifuni.
f brellas; ss
, ssorted Writer'S; bread and snuffer trays;
f Assorted dell tuck and side combs; horn tuck,
, side anfheck combs; Kidding and fine combs; x
Assorted vst and shirt, pearl, bone, and Japaned
oyer-coa buttons; 81 !. III. !,
Framed aid dressing looking glasses; mems zeal
skin anfhair caps; children's lmerino nndehln-
schila al. +: powder horns and TASKS; game sSs;
I'll hand h.llows; wool and cotton cards;
: Topether with mary other articles loo tedious 70
mention.
Plain and worke dmustin robes. s,,
r AIso-A largo assortment Of tin-ware, an o.
which. with the Dove, will be sold at the moSra-
: S0"a0i' p''' sCOTT& TAYLOR.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
3. u. TURNBULL
unnrr srfI.ER AND BOOOK BINDER,

BOOE SEAA6Hb <hASAS s~eDD~'7~Ds-,> -S9-.--,-71
No. 1872, MAls-sT. ST.. Louis, Mo.
TrAS or hand an extensive assortment Of Law,
Medical, Theological, Classical, Miscella-
neous. and all kinds Of School Books. Merchants
and School Teachers, will be supplied on the most
reasonable terms.
Blank Books,
Consisting Of Legers, Journals, Day Books, Letter m
Rocks. Invoice Books, Cash Books, Bill Books, W
der Books. Note Books, Bank Books, Record Books,
Docket Books. Steam Boat Books, and all KINDS
If Blank Books made to order in the neatest man
ner. Also-Ink and Quills, and all kinds OF sta
tionery.
Consisting Of Demi-Mediun, Royal, Super-koy-
al. Imperial. Extra Imperial, and Mammoth Iflnt-
;ng Paper. Also, Cap, Letter, Folio Port, Tea
paner. Bonnet Boards, and SOC -eams Wrapping
Paper. Wall paper Of various patterns, win sui'a'
BILE bordering. ~, rr.... ..
Having accepted the Agency Of the Clinton "a
per Mill, he will engage to supply printers OF news
papers with constant supply ofpaper OF any size
at the shsrtest notice.
The missouri Form Book and Practical
: - :. Guide,
Containing a summary view Of the Statute up t.
he close Of the session of 1886, relative to the du
lies Of Justices ofthe Peace, and other Public VI
s.Eicers Also, collection of Practical Forms
u onvevancing, with directions and explanation,
VI otes. together with set Of Interest and Tax ia
lies. . short system of Book Keeping, &c. &c
nst published and for sale.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
Public Sale.

II WILL sell at public sale, OH Saturday in the
Il first week in June next, (court weekly the follow
ing properly in the town Of Du Buque, viz:
-Four town lots OIL Bluff Street-on two of said
lots are two good l story log houses, and timber
on the remaining two sufficient to build dwelling
houses. Said property is situated south of the
dwelling house of P. Quigey, Esq. Persons desi-
rous Of purchasing good property Oh moderate
terms would do well to embrace this opportunity.
March 81 Al WIN. WATTS.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
SIGHT GIVEN TO BORN BLIND.

In all the great 81 Is of medicine
throughout the wor lere has seldom
been witnessed p1er triumph Of
human art, than w&Ehieved in our
own city on Saturd hst by DR.. Luz
zenberg, in the sucS ul removal of
congenital cataract.
Among the Semi prisoners is a
female named Mar ,bout 80 years
Of age, and born bE, her life had
been passed in the Wis Of Florida,
and among it's wild(natives, and ig-
norance, and a belief its immobility
have ever made her higned to her af-
Fiction. When arriG here, it was
stated to her that he,lindness could
be removed-that thel reatmedicine"
of the white man coulgive her sight.
The proposition wasglerred to her
relatives and the chs Of her tribe.
Superstition naturally iteredinto their
council, and the resultf their deliber.
atoms was Observation-Disclosures Nha,
the Great Spirit haslenied the pale
face cannot giye;-fyat Mantle ha.
ordained, it would hbad in its chill
dren. to wish to char
Frequent importiity, however, in
duced better stat{ f feeling, and tn
patient at length coIenting, the opera
ton was performed the barracks OF
Saturday, the l4th tst, by DR.. Luzen
berg, assisted by +. Labatut, in tn
presence ofseveral bysicans, and som
Of the chefs Of the lEminoles. Man,
singular dificultieb presented them
selves; firstly, FROM the impossible
of prompt commurk ration between tn
patient and the suieon: secondly. be
cause from habit thfpupils ofboth eye
were thrown in II eternal canthu
and thirdly, becauk mental agitatio
caused the eyeballs to rush from sid
to side, as if under the operation
galyanism. But skill and perseverance
can overcome all impediments, ar