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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16

Resides the above has becn found ihvnah'e IN THE
diseases of infnpts III Il IN The new settlements OF
the Par West where the inhabitants Keep u constant
y bc,ii ie them, ue children arc brought up ~ good
hea alt witbout any assistance from Mrhitnl Mcn ""
nm up the character of the Indian fnrgh'lVe w new
words n /. orly necessary to state that u 20 seSses ov
cry ouativc property which can bc possessed nv medi
cine via the power of opening aud keeping open all
he mutual drains of the bDy aud that per eV'tanc'
In lis use Is all that IL nee ssiry order io assist M
uro IN tho 9uic Of every "dtsepse io which hrsh y
hei 1" THE THOUSANDS OF CURTIS thai have NJ
ready teep affected IN fH L,DrLrstA. BLttmont ana
oti er places fully warrant ie belief that hen ilis INC
dcinr shall become generally known, DTS sse OF every
kud will he driven from oir land.
ICJs PRINCIPAL OFFICE f,r the New Eng
and States. Cor the sale Of tho above NALUA-
ULErILLS, No. ios fremont, near Court street
Boston.
PRICE rs CTs. PER BOX. WITH full
DIRECTIONS.
! The following respectable citizens have beer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
Hearing and Eye sight Restored.

YORK SAITH that remedy therefor is to be had Of Dr.
- GREEN, Of Bethlehem, Pa.
cc,ua whom the ncon caused by weak
the remedy health and strength the whole
system.
Nowaccodins the Doctors practice and ncples-
Iaat muck Of the art Of Physie}
lin knonRg uacn not TO cpt it,
The restoration brought about without without
giving medicine; hath
family, we'll in the familc. many neishbo also
therefore, and return for such benefits received
the above known for the good of fellow citizens similar
distress.
For Of S. assistance for amiy- foo of So
for four five times neigh
bors may " ant-pcr mail, free Of postage.
And other sickness deafness and
happening, help for such sickness, without
NB-t that during time pco
pie using and learning how help
their hearing their cyessh and their
aysnhey follow their customary business and
usual. s7-wGm Aug 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

YgYIE subscriber b"Cs c:v" through this MEDIUM f
q returning his most sincere thanks 10 his friends
and the public for the very liberal patronage they hare
bcsowpd upon him, during Il period % Et:een wear,
rh, he has been engaged III the business, and CorG
IDENTIFY hopes BY umrrmli,ed att ntion and asstUous ,,
soycraucr to deserve their lavors for the future Io
h,,s eaye most respectfully In inform them that he ls,
;,t returned from tn, North where hc has supprd him.
.r with the largest and best asSurtrrnt of shoes boot.
Trunks leather and every Other article connected WIN
his line Of business that he has ever before offered +,
the public He has made his r"rcla.cs o! BE uaru'ac
=, m sucb terms as will enable hm To- utf,r sr
Inducements as Ill not fail TO P!casr those s.o nay f.
yor him with their patronage liz has made arrarr.
,pnn,s with The manufacturers In be regularly surp,d
during the season, which ~ render !is assortment al ii
times complete
Ills mandatory is in operation very c1'en,fv.
scale: he is prepared make all kinds 81 shoes and
boots for genrrPn and every description OF aGrS aad
MISSES shoes IN the best and most fashionable Siy IT, AZ
the shortest notice He has hand Of bs m.a,r
50nO no;r of mems russell broc for plantation use n
3WO pars 81 mems double snalcd. double Cuai'r,rf
black brogucs. very wei! adapted To factory use
Country merchants are requested TO give fnw cal
Ills stock inferior and he Is dcc!u'lrr4 +,
sell at very small advances manufacturers prrs-,
p!cd,cs hImsclf 10 sell them good terms a. .ay
other establishment i'll the city
Thr LADIES' are most respectfully informed Tia he ls
spar,S r pains in making his Srlfcir'nS 'r 'L,- ar.
curnroGati"u lie las supplied hiusH with rr,ry ~.
;c.c 10 Their line of the NEST b'HHw' sud IT'S c.i
be- procured. Amongst his assortment may b. iua.
black Morocco and ed SLIPPERS and The most ta ns.
bic cclos OF McCurdys MAKE, and y! every other Irl..
faciurcts Of ary note ia Philadelphia. to whrh hn ~.
yites their attention L. h. WHITE,
.Harkt Eriarl
n g. lie has on hand 600 sides of Sole Leather #
bcmucK tannagc also $50 sides "f oak tonnage To y h
Ar invites the attention OF purchasers.
Sep j :G-- IL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

THE PUBLIC CANNOT BE- TOO CAUTIOUS
about purchasing pills purporIing be BrandreIh -
Let il be REMEMBERED BY ALL that no druggist
npoIhecary prdlar can sell the genuine pills.
Furthermore, every authorized agent has an engraved
certificate Of agency signed by Il. BRANDREIh, VI
D. Sec tina, ii has been renewed-NO CERTIFICATE
BEING ANY GUARANTEE AFTER TWELVE
MONTHS FROM DATE. THAT PILLS SOLD BY
THE HOLDER ARE GENUINE
n. bah travellers from DR.. Brandrcth have pow
or Of Auorncy-observe il.
All Pills having WIN BRANDRETll on the top, ana
GEORGE HODGKlNSON on the edge, ARE COZ y
TERFEITS, and made TO DECEIVE the PUBL!CaEd
ErADE tEs-Ilaw n, the same time
DIR. BRANDRETH'S VIRGINIA OFFICE, 'F
the exclusive sale of his Justly celebrated ttg'''',
Universal Pills. is 1875 MAIN STREET, j''' doors
beion the oid .nnrket, RieLm0nd
Oct ~ 9o-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

NTIRGINIA JUSTICE AND CRIMINAL Law
Y Just received and for sale by the subscriber, Trea
sc on Criminal Law, with exposition of the office
and authority Of Justices of the Pence in Virginia,
Gliding forms of practice, by J A. Davis Professor
Of Law IN the University of Virginia. This work
tains all the FORMS civil and criminal, required by Jus
ices of the Peace in the Of their duties; and
an appendix forms of the most usual kinds of convey
ancc &c are inserted The subscriber having The dis
posal of the entire edition, Booksellers and others
requested TO forward their orders.
r ID. SANXAY,
Bookseller, BookLinder and Stationcr.
Oct 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

MyXECUTORS' SAIE-On Tuesday, the 9th tay
~ of Nov.,nber np,t viii be- offered for sale, nj Pu1'
Inc auction a, the late residence Of MIR John Rogers
deceased, Of AIbemarIe County, all The stock ccn,'
ing Of abou, 20 ns1S '' A%"ns the o ca s"" there
o,a crcsII,nt working Oxen. The Household a"i
kitchen Notwithstanding utensils about 300 barr :
Of Corn. Oats Fodder, and liGysbout 1900 weight Of
fine fat Pork, &c.
Terms Of sae.-hll sums of SO and under. cash -
Twelve months credit on all sums $40. The rif'
chaser giving bond with approved security
JOHN +. SAMPSON r,,s
JOHN ROGERS,
Oct 10 47-'f'
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Alexandria lottery, Glass "A,

To be drawn ut Alexandra, ~ - on SATURDAY NC"
vember l7lh 1898 with Capital "t 500 CO
of $50 600 20 600 900, 5000, 900, 6,o0O, 5000.
600 $40 Of $500; 10 Of 600: 30 Of ,N00 90 Of
500: e5 OF 800 &c &c: amounting in all TO mere than
a million of dollars.
received and will be sent By max cay part a! The o.
S., for $50 each.
A certificate o! package of wholes for 2CO-halves,
quarters and eighths in proportion.
II Please address,
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Va,
AT the Virginia Lottery Office. directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same proi,pt attention as peEsonei "p
pcation and the result sent (whcn reGues'ed) immedi
a,ely after The drawing.
OFT a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
Sept 81
CLA8eESEI'S OEFsCEi.

Drawn Nos Of the Alexandria Lottery, Class T.
ii II 81 &c II 81 20 26 As GO
Whole ticket II 26 d. capital of 500, sold al this
office and will be cashed on presentation.
For Oct0bsr.
100000 $4,000.
Virginia state EOttcry,
For the benefit of the Nlonongalia Academy. Glass
No. 6 for 1888
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 9Th
of October, lS:}S.
IS Number Loitery-13 Drawn Ballots.
Capital $4,000, Sl5,00n, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000,
$4,000 81 800 80 prizes Of S 600, Gu Of $500, 60 Of
800, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-EIalves S5-Quarers So so.
Certificates of packages of 20 Whole Tickets $50
Do. do. 2G Half do IS
DO. do % Quarter do 80 so
u Orders for Tickets and Shares Certificates Of
Packages the above Magnificent Schemes, will receive
the prompt attention. and eOch dra,cng i'm
mediate!y after 1t is over if required
{. CLARKE,
Sept 2o t4O-wtdl Richmond, ia.
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CITY SAVINGS BANK Of Redmond.

CITY SAVINGS BANK IF R:chmoad. L..
YENiIS Institution has active capital OF uP"''
Is Of $50 600, aud receives on deposi'e any So" -,
money not less in amount than five dollars and cf4" ,
certificates for tho same, bearing an interest Of SIX
cent, pei unnum for such sums as remain on deposit
months or longer aud five per cent for sums remain
a shorter period Office kept at the store OF M''is
Samuel F. Ade d Co, Main street .
SAMUEL wiNFREE PRS e
SAMUEL +. ApIF, Casht"'
f. B BENTLEY, Secretary ,
Richard B. Haxall, Benjamin Sheppard, Jesse
lanes G. Crane James K Bridges, James Allen H'I,
G Williamson. John Gordon J J Fry, A'r1lln..'
Dual Horace l. Kent P. Edmunds R"bt Il JS,", .,
VIM Allen. R Edwards. jr, II Baldwin K n , rri,,
David Bridges James w DhreII, + L1thf'P'
Myers and VIM r!unier- DrsetOTs' >. ,,.w
Sept. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

NOTICE-Commicdt the Jail Of Norfolk Borough, Runa
~ way the 9th day OF August, 1888 lie say.
hi. name JAMES CHEESMiS aud born couaiv
Of York. Vablach COMPLEXION aged =bOu, 10 Tie
OF the above negro, il any requested r";! vii" the .
srrh cases. y. E''ERIER
J4igy 81 .SiJciS o-,u,a.
Srr,25 ii-wow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
.Nrte by the Com misSiDnCr.

.Note by the Commissioner.
1t is understood TO be IN contemplation TO establish
Gordon Of military posts across the Peninsula Of Florida
al considerable distance the south Of the lands above
proclaimed for the protection Of the frontier which will
afford ample opportunity To purchasers. prior 10 The
sales eSamne the lands; large portion of which is
represented as being very valuable.
Notice 10 Pre-emptOn Claimants.
Every person Ginning the right of pre- cmplon to any
of the lands designated in the above proclamation
ouested prove the to the satisfaction of The Re
eser and Receiver Of the proper land Office and make
payment therefor practicable after SEEING MiS
noire in order that the claim may he by those
officers agreeahly law in doe time prior to The day
appoined for the of The public sale and
all claims duly made known and paid for prior the
date aforesaid are declared BY law 10 be forfeited
JAMES WHITCOMR
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Aug7 90 W6w&wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
By he pycs;deni of the Unfrd .Staics.

HTCSyHrnf tNRfN
HN nursn,rce If law l. MARTIN VAN buren,,
Il p,e.id, n, of the United States of America do here.
~ trl,,r ard make known that public sale will be
bsId \, s, AnonsI;nc in the Territory Of Florida OF
H. EGL L,, ar vr,,,I;r mr., for the disnosaI
r sri,. jIds yii,;, tho limits nf the undrr men.
W Wv r,, nd rrac,;nn,I townships in the Eas,
t r., i i, I;i,r;n, =, ,.i,.
yor,G of ,Ls Lose linz oud East of the ,ncrdian
r,,c,iou;I .nwnsh;ns / = 3, 4 and ;. fast OF ST
Nary's ,iycr 7 or rance %
.rursLi,. 81 z and 4 and fractional township ),
or ,onao 81
TnrnsLins I . and 2 Of ronrn 25
Tnwm.h;n If r,n,,e %
E,,r,i,nnI townships | = 3 and a. If range %.
r.,;onai ,o,.nsI,;,s > and 2 Of ranrelS
rac,;om,I townships > and 3 of rnnrr %
So,b or fLc base line md East If The neyidsn.
Towrsh,,G Of ranr. IL
,,,,L,n and 4 or rouoc ~
,r'sh;s 81 ( and & oC RANGE %
r,L;i . . ,,d & or ,,rcc 81
r'"''l -, -, H. ,.rsL;ns . . 4 : and Il of
rr"',1'"'' ''""S"'p > = y >
range - Ic or ,r,,oo ~,
I"Mns,!rs - i, - - anJG Of r0n,,. 81
r'""S''Ps - - ' " nJ = 81 ,nn:,o y;
rac,;,n,i ,nwnshin / Of rnrpr %
A, mo s,n,c rI,cr IN continuation commencing on
uonJ,, tIc 1,rG dam Of NDr,mhcr n,1f fer the disposal
81 ,I, ,,bc lands within the limits of the unLrrmeR.
,;J ,,nSI;ns and c,oc,icn,I townsb,ps TO wit;
So,,S n ,Lc base linz ami East of me meridiau
som" y ~. ""ss '"' :, |''I rs, IS snns rive, or
-
'" nv - N !, l 10 81 ,,,,, I,
. l"wnsnips ~ M ~ and ID If ,nno, IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
YSgger's Prise office.
RlcmMosp, VIRGIsIA.
3,otber CoD;fri by Bigper.

.3nother Capital by Bigger <,,e.
Drawn numbers of the Virgna Wellsbug I cs %
II / 30 G2 "a 10 . . 80 70 20 40
Is go, whole ticket, small Capital OF S'vG sou
md as usual paid at sight, at Fortune fl0"e'
0ns hundred thousand dollurs Crpal 10 be draeH on
Me l7M .Norsmber, 1888.
The tickets in this Splendid Lottery are now received
.J for sale in Packages Of whoes, halves, quarters or
a;b,bsSinrc whole shares at Bigger Prize OiiIce
He requests those of his friends and patrons who have
moi already forwarded their orders, to lose no time IN
sending them him. in order that they may receive 'ef
tickets on or before the day Of drawing.
The tickets in the $4,000 Lottery are also received
md or sale nj Fortunes Home For large Prizes please
address ihOo' D. ~
Oct ll1-WIl h't"n'V'" 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

SITUATION WANTED--A young gentleman,
"a who was graduated at the University Of North Ca.
rolina in the class Of 1886, who has had expert
cnce in the management of boys and who has devoted
the larger portion ni The interim 10 scientific md CLASH
cal pursuits wishes obtain situation Principal! Of
al Academy private Tutor in some respectable
family Testimonials Of character and competency,
from eminent literary and scientific gentlemen, can be
produced Communications addressed 10 al + IL,
Charlotte G. II Va" will receive prompt attention.
Oct q 44-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
.Ma.S.gGEs'S OFFICE.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY
eaDisal Frizc---lOO,OO0 Doliars
The most Brilliant Scheme tuhr dra,on IN ne L. o.
Alexandria lottery,

Class A, for 1888.
To be positively drawn at Alexandria, d. ~ oa'u'0 ~
the l7h November, lo'o
- Number Lol,ery-l2 Drawn bai!o's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

Also $4,000, = OOO, 81 O0O, 3 40. Of 2U0 TO Of
1000 80 of 81 600. 60 Of 500, s. OF S3Oo-Prz's
anounting to over One Million OF Dollars.
Tickets S20-halves SlO-quarlrrs 50.
For large and splendid Capitals, send to the old and
established Fortunes Lounge, (Bigger's OitccO where
most Of the Grand Capitals are sold.
m, IO3 IS, the Grand Capital Of 100000! % 30 IS,
the Grand Capital of S3nn00! IL 90 30, the Grand
Capital St25 N00,! 10 q SD, the Grand Capital Of
$50 O00!! II "a 53, the Grand Capital of 500, 900
and Nine Capitals of $4,000 each, few of the
leading capitals paid (as usual with BrGcER) al sight
The same good fortune and prompt pay await n 'hnsr
who purchase their tickets at BGGER's. o. Orders
meet The most prompt attention. and in all eases the orr
gina (Nanagrrs tickets and shares will be forwarded
consequently not liable any mistake dispute. ?hc
cash for all capital prizes can be had usual at sight,
the moment the drawings received. Please address
THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond, Puginia.
SnniO 2O-2I&Wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
s,s,z, 1TY0.s-S lottery GGec.

BESIDES 900, 500. 800, 400, 800, 200, &c, &c; ma
king 2l5 Capital Prizes sold and cashed by Sratton
since January 1897 Orders punc!nally and conhNen
tally attended to, if addressed 10 n. SIhA ION;
~, m 1i1-fl Richmond Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

yEIO THE PUBLIC There came in'o '"Is "II's"
b,rhood some four Ave years since, colorsd
man. who calls himself WALKER GUADELOfEaN;
saws he IS free man by and that he was born anu
raised in Manila; that he left Manila whiie young d'
he went on board an American Merchant man, V"e
;apeIj5 nr.:: Boston, commanded By Captain CharIes
TAYLOR as cabin boy; that he made several voyages IN
the Isabella, with Capt Taylor that the vessel was ul'
,i,na,ey sold in Hoand tina, Captain Taylor then Pu
chased or chartered brig, in which he came TO Amsr
ca; that he was afterwards employed some time IN amer
en vessels engaged in the coasling rade hIt al gu
he left that ment, and made his way through me
country from Phadelpha TO Tennessee. and from len
nessee TO this place.
He speaks or pronounces the English language OaGiy'
naI,iculary names with which he is not familiar lie
r ~ ,ncoInmonly small man. being barely four feet ten
inches high. WI ANOcNSO'' i '"'
Silver Glade, Anderson Dist,
s. C., Iane Eth, 1888. 44-w3w
EN CHANCERY- VIRGISIA-At rules held IN the
clerks office Of Nottoway County Court, on Monday,
the Ist day Of October. 1898.
Robert NJ. Farley, Dizzy Wingo. and Sarah Harper,
plaintiffs:
frances Jones, James Farley John G Jones, and su.
san L. his wife Elizabeth Craddock, Mary M Gam
mon Martha Worsham, Louis &. Boudin, special com
missioner Of The Court Of Chancery, and Nathaniel J.
Palmer Trustee, Deis
The defendants James Farley, Elizabeth Crnddock,
Mary NJ Cannon, Martha Worsham, and Nathaniel J.
Palmer having entered their appearance and gwen
security according the act Of Assembly, and the rules
Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
tina, they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth; it
is ordered the said defendants DO appear here on the
first day Of The next December and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF This order &c forthwith
inserted in newspaper published IN the city o! Rch-
mond for two months successfully and posted at the
from, door OF the Court House of this county.
copy-Teste, Z. W. FITZGERALD, d. c.
Oct9 44-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
Mn CHANCERY-VIRGiSIA rules taken in the
q Clerks office of the County Court of Prince Edward
the 1st day OF October, 1888:
Martha S. Moore, Plaintiff,

III tlerk ONCE OF the SOunty SOutl OF
the lst day Of October 1888:
Martha $. Moore, Plaintiff,
against
Svrua Moore, PhGbe Bracket, James Bennett and
Frances his wife, formerly Frances Bracket John b.
Davidson and Martha. his wife, formerly Martha Brac.
ket; and John NJ Bracket; which said Frances. Martha
and John NJ Bracket. are children Of John Bracket,
dec d; and John Davidson, Defendants:
The defendants, except Signal Moore, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to Of the General Assembly and the rules of this
Court and it appearing that they are not inhabitants OF
this State, the motion Of the plaintiff by her counsel
it entered rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered
that the said defendants except the defendant Signal
Moorc do appear here on the first day of December
Court nrx,, and answer The plaintiff bill; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in Of
The public newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully. and also posted at the front
door of the Court house of this county.
A Copy-Tcste,
g. j. WORSHAM, C. c.
Do, ii-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

For 9Th October.
VI .HONONG.4LLi ACADEMY LOTTERY, 40 D.,
To be drawn as above, with Capital Of 100000:
of Sl5 5000, 10000 5000, 5000, 5000, 332o; 80 OF
1000 80 Of 500, &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
certificate of package Of 26 whole tickets in this
Lottery will be sent for Sl30-sharesIa proportion.
4 Monster IN the shape IF a LoIery!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
Capital Prize, 100000.

Capital Prize, SIOO,00O.
The largest and most brilliant Scheme ever drawn III
the United States
Alexandria LNtfery,
Class A. for lS3S.-To be positively drawn at Alexan-
dria, d. G, on Saturday, the 18th Of November, le3S,
at ) o'clock, F. NJ
ID S GREGORY * Co, MASaGEns
a. Number Louery-l2 drawn ballots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

Tickets S20-Halves SlO-Qnarlers S5-Eighths g 50
Certificates of Packages of - Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do - Half Tickets 100
Certificates of Packages of % Qoarter Tickets 65
Do do. % Eighth Ticket 32 80
Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages in the
above Splendid Scheme for sale al G. Clarke's Office.
Oct Is sG-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
University IF .unryinnd-.n'die0t department

Uniscrst'y IF .Nnry'nnd-n'dcDt Department.
YEVIIE annual of Lectures By the Faculty Of
b Physic. will commence on the last Monday OF
Octnbcr. The Faculty consists of
II Willis Bailey, III. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Henry Howard, NJ D Professor of Obstetrics, and of
the diseases Of women and children.
Michael 4. Finley, NJ y Professor of Pathology and
of the practice Of Medicine.
Robert f Dorsey, NJ D., Professor of Ma,cria Medi.
ca Therapeutics Hygiene and Medical jurisprudence.
William r. Fisher NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
John Frederick May, NJ. D., Professor of the Prnci-
pies and Practice of Surgery
Clinical Instruction in Surgery and the Practice Of
Medicine, given twice in each week. by The respect
i've Professors Of those branches at the Baltimore In
frmay, part of the Medical Department Of the Uni.
versiiy.
The whole cost Of attending two fall of Lee
lures in this institution nsad'ng the Of gradu
alton, is S2l3. MICHAEL A FINLEY,
Sept Is t3S-wl2wl Dean Of tie Facuiiy.
U AUREL HILL FOR SALE The subscriber of.
fers for sale, his tract Of land containing 24O
principally lmhcred lis soil well adapted for improve
men, and cultivation There may be many advantages
derived from it, II is 5niIes from the city OF Richmond
and from Tree Hill the Charles City road 1t we'll
surrounded by the best Of springs and is as healthy
any situation in the State. There indications Of
stone coal! said be good Also he will sell hi. stock
Of cows hogs &c. For further particulars enquire OF
the subscriber, who may be lound on the premises
Ocll6 [iG-w4wj JNO CllILDREY
HN CHANCERY-ViEcr>rA TO rit At Rules held
in the Clerks Office Of The County Court Of Cum
bcrand a, the Courthouse thereof from the Isl to the
9Th day of October, 1898:
Edward G. Walton, Plaintiff:
against
J.scph Baughan. Edward Baughan, Pcy,on Baughan
John Baughan, Warner Baughan, William Baug Than
and the heirs Of John Il Jones, who claim under James
Baughnn, TO wit Samuel Wilson and Susan his wife
formerly Susan Jones; John T. King and Caharine bis
wife, formerly Catharinc jones' Harrison Jones Joel
Jones. Mary jones' William James, John Jones' and
Martha Jones, Defendants
The defendants. Joseph Baughan, Edmund Baughsn
and Peyon Baughan, not having entered their appear.
and given security according TO the Of Assem-
bly, and The rules of this Court and il appearing BY sa
iisactory evidence, that they Inhabitants Of This
Coinmonw cath, il is therefore ordered that The sard
defendants, Joseph Baughnn, Edmund Baughan and
Peylon Baughan, do appear here The i,h Monday in
December next and The bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successvcy and posted at the front door Of the
Court house of this county.
Copy Tesc,
EDWARD w. SIMS, Jn., u. E..
Oct Il-wSw
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