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By last Jennings Southern Nail.


From the rcmaks of tho Manmoras ga2cttcs, and p!l-
vatc letters received from that place by the last ARRIVAL
would appear to be the general impression there, that
the march of Col Ross with his detachment across the
Rio Grandc, and his junction with the Fed"ralists was
authorized BY the Texan government. The move
mcnt is regarded the prelude of an invasion OF the
country by still larger force, 10 be despatched to the
assistance of the Federalsls private letter speaks
of the expected arrival of fleet from Texas, ircIghed
with an invading army The news has, of course Gre
ated great CONSERVATION An express was despatched
to the seat of government, carrying the alarming td-
inrs which, when received there, will no doubt lead
10 extensive preparations the part OF Mexico to re-.
pei the attack 1t sexpecrd that the government VIII
immediately concentrate It's whole dsposabc military
force upon Matomoras The terror of the Texan flag
waving on the West bank, of the Rio del Nortc, will
rouse the energies of the whole nation Under the CIR
cumstanccs il would not be surprising if the wild add
venture Of Col Ross should bring about very import
AMI results. The MeNicams may regard the denial OF
having authorized the proceedings OF Col Ross, as an
artifice or stralagcm hide their actual participation
IN, nsigaton of the outrage In tins event. actual
hostilties between the two countries will be resumed
war will be waeed in earnest, and the struggle so
long pending be brought to speedy issue
TBgUsfOu.
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LEedncsdGn. Dec. Is.

Petitions were presented by Mr. MAssIE Of citizens OF
Nelson for precinct election at Buffalo Ridge Springs
BY Mr. Srorrs, of E. G. Hurman.-By Mr.. LEY
BURN of citizens of Rockbrldge, praying the ncorpora
ton of Joint Stock Company for the improvement OF
North Rver.-By Mr.. HIDES, of citizens Of Orange
and Madison, praying the enactment OF law declaring
the Rapid Ann lawful fence between Ballard Mil
Dam and Whites Ford.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Governor, enclosing the Annual Report OF
the President and Directors of the Penitentary lnsttu
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Sports, Resolecd, That the Com
mtee of Agriculture and Manufactures, be instruct
ed to inquire into the expedency Of incorporating
1.-THE Tazewell White Sulphur Springs:
On motion of MIR. Warts, Resoired That the stand
ing committee on Banks be increased by the addition
Of two members. Messrs. Watts and Hodges were ap'
pointed p,-J TIL. ,he
Committee of Courts Of justice inquire into the eIPe
dency of procuring by law that copies OF the record OF
causes in the Court Of Appeals shall be printed ana
that said Committee report by bill or otherwise sucn
rules or regulations relating thereto as may DC deemed
On motion Of Mr. BAKER, Rssolusd, That the Com,
ntae of Roads and Internal Navigation DC instructed
TO INQUIRE into the expedency Of considering all ROADS
that may be stopped for one year, without objection ~
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Deaths.

Died. a complication Of The 9Th at the resi-
encc of her father in Louisa Va ALMiRA Wing. IELo, only
daughter Of Frances Ann and Robert Moss, aged years
moniIi. aud 10 days
Iler Violent though of short dumronand to her
her.avcd parent. wa amu,, Overwhelming. We that
that prains that has often greeted now
hustled III death and that angelic form we shall NJ" more behold
mcand hUs" eyes that hram"d with
much affection and deyo% are now , closed IN Grh yet we
only exchanged mortality for immortality, and cell Of
rcnd anticipate aud look mt The end Other pIsnasc-wcn
their earthly tabernacle will be dissoved-when they IN the Gnd
se Of Their nfseon more pure and than before
tha, sveh hath i, taken from the evil TO Gomez
Unveil thy bosom, fa thtu tomb!
Take this new treasure TO Thy breast,
And give these sacred room
To seek slimbcr in the dust. VI. W.
Died. protraced pulmonary seizure with hepatic impca
ton, 10th November her fathers in buckingham Miss
this amabe young lady from her infancy and truly
say that for uniform calm TEMPER known 10 speak with
the hes, female at distance and Collegiate
the vicinity Of her residence she had but few equals with
in the sphere Of his observation, which not limited and
that he sustained in this opinion by al Of her neishbors From
her submitting 10 cppastcs tartar emetc pala'ons
other lrritans The remedial similar
cases. without mnrnnr her father apprehcnd: that she was
sensible OF danger and suggested 10 the attending ph
clan the proP sending for the Rev. John Ayres-to which
the Doctor assented rarkng that having committed sin,
e hos not na s @
been mindful Of the thing needi and prepared meet her
Cod doubt from the tine she possessed the moral faculty
Departed this fe on nst after short but
ness THoM ESRr only son Of Mrs. Eleanoa Hanbury aged
years and one MONTH
Died. Locust Green, the County Of Hanover Saturday
evening 18th nst after proarted and painful Illness
Miss MARI, hSpER,oS, aged about 81 years This ncstmae
woman, richly possessing the and all the virtues which
adon and highly eXa tho female character haa length de-.
sCended the tomb with the heartfelt symiahies tears and IA
Of her nerbors, relatives aud friends not without
the hope however, that the great resurrection day he viii he
terminated with body spiritual 10 enjoy III, n@rcrcnne lci
Cf the world She died the faith that Jesus the
Christ tn of God and r friend who this poor tribute
TO her memory will loag and "fy remember with what trans
port and delight Of spirit she would hear the Hymn,
"ow the name Of Jesus sounds
To b-isvrr's ear;
IL sotlics his sorrows, heals his wounds,
And drives away his faar'
And in her view of DEATH with what popety she might say,
yssr "No terror the prospect heGets;
4 | am moriality's slave,
The sunbeam Of If as II sets,
Leaves a halo Of peace the grave
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ITNION ACADEMi-This Institution situated at the resi-
dcnce Of the subscriber having been in successful operation
for years. will again for the reception students on me
first day Of February The scholastic year viii close on the
Doth December following allowing vacation Of three weeks nm
the examination, which will take place on the
last day June Those who may intend paose this school
respectfully and earnestly requested 10 send their sons u
possible beginning Of highly Important
that the members classes should commence their
studies together.
Considerable and Improvements have been made this
year to the building The being healthy neighbor
hood free from ali temptations vice exavasance gives THIS
Institution every advantage thai similar schools can claim
The superintendent OF the school will be again ntrs.d 20
Mr.. Charles W. Baird, who will be assisted If necessary, by MI
Harper The undivided attention Of Mr. Baird " be
given the School, Mr. Harper however, will only devote such
time as the Glasses in his department require.
The course of studies, addition TO the common Engiisn
branches will embrace the Latin Greek, French and Spanish
languages Mathematics applications Chemistry Rhetoric
Logic Natural and Moral Philosophy Great attention VIII DO
Composition each Student will be required TO declaim
in public at appointed times
To hearty cooperation Of parents aud guardians IN
behalf of this Institution, monthly circular Will continue 10 be
forwarded the patrons reporting the progress of Improvement
i'm the various studies, and the violation Of laws, &c
The terms Of tuition for the scholastic year are the following
Common Enolisb Ranches So 90
Ien,maaa. No,bemotirs Or IS 90
poard 6nc,nd;na Raddino and wsshine1 100 90
e' 'l'''s Oe P. W. HARPER.
pAsyIll's, Duwiddis, Dec. u, 1882 s-ws!F
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MISTAKE IN THE PRINTER.

The writer of appeal in your Tuesdays paper 10
the people of Halifax upon The subject of Education, in
speaking of the Schoolmasters of the county, said
them honest aud worthy men, and faithful i'll their
calling, to the extent Of their qualifications He knows
that of them well quafcd-that they are not
all better qualified their misfortune, not their fault
But will be the fault Of this generation, and crying
shame 10 leave the rising generation destitute of the
facilities of acquiring any better education than such
is impaired in most of our common schools, &c nc.
Your printer by turning into none, makes the
writer assert as his knowledge that othe
teachers of Halifax are we'll qualified. Be pleased TO
publish this note US u correction to the above mistake
in the printer, and obgc
Dee 10 a Friend 10 he Education If ILL.,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

.;,o an norton of the Democratic Republic
a. marty of the county Of Nansemond, convened Al
Nc Central Hotel in the town OF Suffolk, on Mon
Nv The second of December, 1889, pursuant TO pup.
% o,;ce for the purpose of selecting some mt and
NJ rson as candidate 10 represent SAID county
= ,b. next Legislature of Virginia, on motion, Col
!, " Kelley was called to the Char, and y. /.
Zealand appointed Secretary
rS, object of the meeting was briefly, though elo-
",,, eypained by DR.. Robert H. Webb; and, on has
CUE. Dr Robert IL Webb, Capt. Jcthro Butler, Cap
~ ,,lmjral Brinklcy, Andrew Rawles Thomas VI.
- Jacob H. Kelly, and Miles Lasslter, Esqrs,
wv. appointed by the Chair Committee 10 select
,r5rcr person 10 be recommended 10 the favorable
,n.,Gcrarion of the meeting.
Tp Committee retired, and in few minutes return
!, and offered the following report and resolutions.
INCH we're unanimously adopted:
ynnr Committee, after mature deiiheration ana re-
ton have come TO the conclusion to recommend to
y, favorable consideration of this meeting ROBERT vi.
pry ESQ as fit ana proper person to represent thc
,v at NanScmond in the next Legislature OF Fr-
,,uia Therefore,
r. <oirfd That recommend the Democratic ne
II..n ,ar,y of Nanscmond 10 al fair and honor
XXX means 10 secure his election.
-0 MI 10 the above Mr.. Bovkin rose and address
,h Chair in strains of cloqurncc, and returned his
=" I far liz. Every high honor which they had con
Hot ,oo HIM stating al the time, that moth
N' ~, ,b welfare of the people could cause HIM TO
mi Il the appointment as he greatly preferred tc
,,,,un of an humble farmer on NaiScHioia is'ei W
IN, Of any higher calling.
''1 Tho y following resolutions were also offered and
F,<or,a Tha, this meeting highly approve the no
by the Legislature Of Tennessee, OF James \.
p,L ESQ. as candidate Tor the Vice President OF the
l'nitrG States e ,h;
-, ,ha, Col Richard VI. Johnson should not be
As candidate for the Vice Presidency OF the
,-~,,o5 states bv the Democratic party
p,,r,d Tha, this meeting is firmly OF the OPINION
cha, n,thrr Henry Clay, Esq, Gen. VIM H. HART
m mar Gcn Winfield Scott, can ever bc elected IRE
dcn nf The United States and so far as regards the
rrss;dency. ". would respectfully recommend Mr.
cl,y 10 remain otium cum dignitatc; Gen HARRISON IS
Isned 10 remain otium sine dignitatc and as the
Wb;g party have such repugnance to Military ch'sf'
,,,.s we sugrcs, TO them TO let Gen. Scott remain IN
sta,u que , o
P,soFred That the meeting entertain the most pro,
und rrsncct for t talents, standing, character ana
;rrr,ty Of John G. Calhoun, Esq, and hope that the
r j. no, far distant when he will be rewarded with the
brbest Office in the L. : at the hands OF the people
The above resolutions, &c, being made ana ADOPT
"A motion was made Tor adjournment. when was
carried INTO effect. H. H. hEhi-i' re- =
O 7. COPELAND, Sscr:tdrH
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MARSHALL. THEATRE.

We DO bu, an act Of Justice in calling the attention of
the public to the unusual attractions presented by
the enterprsing Lessee of our Theatre We feel no hes
tation in saying that the musical portion of our commu
nifty have scarcely before had such opportunity
enjoying vocal music ofsuch exquisite excellence The
Opera strange say, has before been attempted
in Richmond. And why not' Certainly music is as
much appreciated with us as by Northern frcnds.
The only give is, that the citizens of the
South only want the energy "to put the ball IN mo
which will be the means of developing the refined taste
that know people 10 profess in high degree as
any city in the Union. On Monday night, enjoyed
this treat yond measure. Mad Otto has sweet and
highly cultivated voice. Mr. Jones sings with great
melody and expression and old friend Brough,
whose rich bass has often vibracd upon the North
crn ear, seems to have become more mellow since
he sang with the Woods We say, then, without he.
station, go toni ht and give bumper to that spirited
Opcra, Era Oi0rDl0.
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Lands md Mn IN ChGstcrfeid for SUE.
by virtue OF decree the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
- Chanccry Tor the county Of Chesterfield pronounced the Both
day OF October ls39 the undersigned Commissioners wall cell
the highest bidder the 3d day OF December the lands and
mil! devised by George Cox, decd 10 The heirs Of frances
Gregory decd James RIVER called Baldwns
supposed contain eight hundred hun
dred Of which standing OAK woods. Also
other called Ware Bottom lying James River with
gri>t mill attached and supposed hundred
about half OF which IN pine woods The mill Is su
ated neverfains and IN first repair On the
Badwin tract there dwelling house with SIX rooms which
with slight b. made comfortable RESIDENCE
Both these situated about nils from Petcrsbr.
and twelve miles Ri mond. good nrgborhood and are
esteemed valuable OF the abundant growth OF wood
upon them; ready which, be made the landings
thc river distant than and half miles from the
Of the Lands. II j. deemed say
respecting these lands persons disposed 10 purchase will no
doubt ,a and them previous To the day 81 sale The
II take place dwelling house the hadwins
- O'clock VI, which time particular description
and Plat, of the lands VIII BE- exhibited
TErM-Casl VIII required III" Of the costs n the
this and the expenses 4" the sathc balance be
divided three equal annual nSamen the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and th tile 10 he retained un the
money fully paid. The Commissioners Will show the
lands any person disposed 10 purchase.
s sE2RY coz OK Commissioners.
TIIOS. FRIEND, }
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Marriages..

Married. the morning IT the 10Th nt M the residence oi Mrs
Elizabeth Grass, Berkeley Springs Va by the Rev e. Parkn-
Mr. CuAELE D. ERJcE, uf baltimore, tNI Engineer III the
of thc a Obi" r. r. CO., 70 Miss SARAH ELih.HErh
Youngest daughter uf thu late tlsaway Cross 4" Morgan
county, Va.
Married Reading Pa Thursday morning. the l!th nst
Rev. r. VI. Morgan WIEr RouISsuN, 81 Richmond,
Va Chief Engineer of the Philadelphia aud Reading Eal Road
rKTcE youngest daughter Of Cen George d. H.
Kcim uf Reading.
Married. Thursday. 2,h inst, by the Rev. Mr. Sharcr
Lyuchur., Mr. BLAZE u. MOORE, the amIalr and much
admired Miss MARTHA, daughter Of the Rev. William
Pinnrll, all II Buckingham.
5rrThe Wha viii copy.
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classical SCHOD"fhc Subscriber VIII the l.
~ January school nj HI residence al obGF hhe
miles northeast from Chariot -vle There VIII he taught al
al good English and Classical Education Necessary
qualify for College University. Circulars
Wi, h. sIed occasionally parents guardians. The
will months Tuition fee, si-aId board &c, furnished
by the $780, bath payable advance The location
in respect eligible for school, Great attention
paid To morals and Of pupils
he will he limited tn
Bnadr from distance in the stage TO charlottesville
stony Point, either which places their
trunks conveyed 10 house without charge
post paid directed me- Stony Point Abemare,
Va, will meet with prompt attention.
Stony Point, Dec ), ls39. GEORGE CLlVE.
Having had the the Academy Abingdon for fifteen
months Will from the ni The Board ." Trustees,
testimonial in favor entirely uns"icrdby other tcsmu
mails having been already before the public:
Abingdon, 9Th Aug, ls39
The board entirely satisfied with the manner which Mr.
his duties princ pal teacher of
NV for the had the charge the and
the highest opinions Of his qualifications Instructor Of Youth
Testr, JACOB LYNCH, Seey
Dee la
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By the Goeeraor Of the Stat Of rrsiaie.

WHEREAS, il il represented the Executive that L..
w RENEE RYAN late the Richmond, charged
unlawful sabbng whereby the life Of an nd IS endange
cd hath fled from justice and is going NJ large:
Therefore, l. David Campbell Governor, have thought proper
issue this proclanation offering reward OF hundred and MY
dollars any person persons who will apprehend the said
Il! and convey him the jail of the city OF Rich
mond and do require all officers, civil and military,
and the people of the Commonwealth their best
eons appehend the said Ryan that he brought JUS
tlre.
Given under my hand Governor and undr the seal Of
SEAL Commonwealth, Richmond this 18th day of en-
Der, 1889. DAVID ca nPBEtL
Lawrence Ryan an shman by birth, about f.e -
high gurc slight! but muscular dark hair partly bald, and
ID or IS years Of age.
Dec II 6S-w4w
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T,DC ATION-A single Gentleman who has had much cnpc
II rencc in teaching the Greek and Latin Languages and the
yaros branches English Education is DESTROYS obtain
situation in school OF private family lie for many years
employed private Tutor in preparing pupils for the University
dublin: resident Classical Teacher in
Academy Of the standing in the City Of New York. and has
taught school during three years Virginia Can pro-
this paper.
Dec 10 bI-d
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now make will be, your not accepting Of your daily
pay for that day AS you voluntarily joined in prayer
aud thanksgiving, with our citizens, summoned by our
clergy, cons,,u,onay, you cannot demand your pay,
neither the dsbursng officer pay you, consistently
with the spirit of the Constitution You would, gen
temen, have been ustifable in attending day of
thanksgiving, recommended By the Stockholders and
Directors of the Banks, they not yet divorced
from the State IN init -.2boiitioniSt
AND Old Fashioned Democrat
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OsT-e on the Water Closet of the steamboat "Pctrics
IL Henry" on Wednesday evening the l7th inst, about 10
ocock an old tas honed English Hunting Watcwh gold cable
chain with snakes head and gold seals The chain IS OF
pecrar manufacture, being of novel construction
ANY person giving information by which the be reco
vered shall suitably rewarded application 10 H. W. Nauck
late Eaey's, Richmond, Va.
The number aad is known, and will be forwarded
n Mr. Mauck immediately and is earnestly requested that
cable chain OF the singular description stopped of
fed &c, SALE the only Of its construction in the Uni
ted States
Dec y 6-IN
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M.iSACERS' OFFICE.

DRAWN numbers Of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery Glass No.
~ !, for 1899. drawn eth December:
IS 81 10 80 - "a ~ 80 60 81 a
Whole Nos 10 81 CO. entitled the Capital Prize Of
$50 90 in the above Lottery, was sent 10 this Office
II Drawn Numbers ont Of 80.
Alexandria Lottery,
Class No b, Tor 1889.
To drawn Alexandria, D. c. Saturday, als Der 1902
GRASP C.rIaL.SiO0Jl, $4,000, 1900, 1000, 5000, 201l
1915 prizes % 10 Of 80, |? Of 59 u Of $780, IS Of 20)
&c.
Tickets only Sl0-Halves S,-onarters 81.
Certificates OF Packages Of Is Whole Tickets Sl20
Do do. - Half DO go
Do. do. IS Quarter do 30
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of The Town of Wellshrrg,
Cl1ss No :, for 1859.
To drawn Alexandria Va on Saturday, 18th Dec 1879
BRiLLaSr ScHEME:-S35,' 9i! 20O! $685. 80 o. 2D73, Is
prizes of 1870 Of o0O 10 of $40 50 of3)1 Is OF 100
Tickets Only Sl0-Halres 5-Gnar'cts2 81.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
DO. do 2h Half do IS
Do. do 26 Quarter do. 30
Tickets Shares Certificates OF Packages In the above
o. $. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Richmond. Va
D- Drawings Immediately after they to all who
order alr,ve.
ncr 10 G3-olwid
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FOR THE ENC UIRER.
THANKSGIVING DAY OVER.
10 Tie Members Of the Senate
roS TIo,,ec oc nj,

and House Of Delenates.
a. oensleinen-The Clergy Of our City in conclave,
several consultations, agreed on this 18th inst,
oe hed as day of general thanksgiving which was
uHa'e!y agreed to by the Representatives of ancient
paaei The Governor had been solicited to issue his
H. ana:ion, but he very prudentlv declined doing
M, PRIESTHOOD had issued their respective Procama.
mo- and the citizens in general obeyed their sum-
No, ~hIch they were at perfect liberty to do or
,ss occasion, places YOU in position not IN accord
Cop,, WITH the usage Of Virginia Legislature or its
'aaon' The most reasonable atonement you can
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIIA COMPANY.
4 Il 4 Meeting the President and Directors u the James
a River kanawlIa Company Eichrund Friday, the
ctl, November lsE9:
Rssorsd That unless the President and Directors should IN the
enabled tender other means Of payment, they
will ready The day Of January next and Of each
cccd- month thereafter exchange al Tor the Company
different III Post NuI, they successfully fall due, siA
pr bonds issued BIZ the Company and guaranteed 4 ia:
conformity provisions ~ the Act oi the Lcea
sCd the i March last u bel understood that No bond
h. issued than Onc Hundred Dollars, or lr amy SUM
amounting q hundreds.
Rrs0Irrf That the foregoing Resolution 10
be published Richmond Nl: the Richmond Enquirer, the
lynrIburg Nirgrian. and the kanaw la, banner.
Extract from the records.
". Z. CIilTrENDES, Ssc'rg.
Nov. IL 5l2awtlJ
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JAMES RIVER LANDS AND MILLS FOR SALE.
TINE undersigned for the purpose of dshaeing the debts OF
the cstac for SALE the tirsf Manufacturing and Saw
Mills usually designated by the The Fine Creek Mills, lin
Of Puw,aan.y Aud adjacent real estate,
hraring between fifty aud hundred
hundred James River low grounds the
high crpomahly good. healthy and beautifully
ted which the ncNh,>bc power. APP
pllrahlr IL u Il tTiilng
TIL. property VIII b. sold parcels suit purchasers.
EDWARD MAYO,
.igy0;E'Gc his riddFcU So.
" B-Two likely Negro Bows for sale, apply In T.: ".
,s,-llW lwt&w3w
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kr>G,rons, East Tennessee,

nibcr y, IsH.
EAR SIR have cftcn Thought 81: promise
- on the arrival ii IN! Piano. brt IL last SprIng made
by St.dart WofCrsrr& DGnam New York. II arrived safely
aud In tune, after passing hundred ara fifty NILS 81
mountain road, road aud having been
irrr-d from another ic
route.
verify believe that my Piano could have carried around
the globe packed az with ordinary and attention 20
such articles, without having sustained damage
Ny friends much pleased with the Northumberland when
they buy, shall give them letters yourself.
Respectfully sc. c. W. HALL"
To Mr.. E. T. Nash Petersburg.
IJ'T have recently sold four five Pianos gentlemen
living in Rchmond-all Of whom seem much pleased.
T.. r. NASH Petersburg.
Dec. l2 6i-2lw2wf
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Dec l9

mr. W. W. MARSHALL would respectfully inform the pub
- lie that he still Richmond where ne prepared TO
practce the art Of hean. and rcnf hat
formidable disease, Cancer Iis residence is opposite TRINITY
Church. where may generally be found and letters addressed
him from the country post paid, will pr"npt attention.
He induced give notice. lest might he supposed that
he had removed he has not advertised recently
any n the napc He residing permanently in this
city, and would be glad make his services available to those
success in treating this disease considered sufficient
" 80 ~ WARREN W. MARSHALL
n. N 6T-6ts