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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

Ely virtue Of deed Of trust cxecu-
l D ted by John White, to Henry
Philips, on the second day Of October,
1885, 10 secure TO Patrick II. Hays, the
payment Of TWO certain promssory notes,
for nine thousand six hundred and nine
ty-four dollars and twenty one cents,
each. one due on the first Of March 1887,
the other due on the first Of March 1888,
which deed was duly recorded in Pro-
bate Clerks office, of the county Of Mad
son and State Of Mississippi, will be
sold at public sale, in the town Of Can.
ton, on the Courthouse square,
On Tie acenty-eighth dag Of February meet
Between the usual hours ofsae for cash
the following Slaves and other property
to wit:
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02

rs hereby given ina' : he ~
N March term, 1857, q Mss ]
Court of Madison coals sa,Ise
present my account ~ ., - olliS'
and allowance on the e !, ''o.e iiisi''
Farmer, decd. where ~ =. Il, esss'
in a Gnal settlement o. ~ !.
attend If they think prop, III,
JAS IL 4a,.ai'''1l''
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02
sHERIrF's SALE.

Kills Walton, =.
rs =, ~ - ~ Dmii" -
Samuel ThornhH s np'a w ioo'i y
ca. al. "au'soh ciicui' court
Epl virtue Of the above stated case 10
me directed, ! will expose 10 pub
lie sale for cash, at the Courthouse door
in the town of Canton,
On The third Monday IN February 1889
One likely Negro Boy named Abram.,
Levied on and will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated case.
$. NJ. FLOuRNOY, Sh'F.
BY W. L. Cox, Deputy
February 2.--4-7 Printers fee So.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02

rnEcrrsna arm vrsTa !,
IL N he honor 81 aaaos.. "i'
eiiie.i is % Canton. ami a
that De viii deliver a l.es..,. is
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02
t'E.rTREEOotx.

With lllaalfalions Of tbafes,.
aculiy,on a'.s.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
The ~ and Oh Of Fssrs..'s IN
NJ. henwofihy's splendid p
al The principle cities and a.. a.
United Staiesand the Cansda. y 4
appreciation ofthe religious. Il = :
ened and the moral world. n
b suili sient 70 assure TIA !. P''asj
their time and money wifi ~ pselie u
~ witnessing the too freqnen. Z 'pa
limitations Of Ventriloqusn. ~, a'l's'aIsl,
they have been So often BORA r''l ,sad
give, FIRST, hssA
A LECTURE on vESrR,r
Second--lllustrations, in 4 MI. 'aS
loquies' representing the humo..U y
acters and eccentricitics Of ~ \ eAar
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

AUMENfSTK AIUk sAhE
DY virtue of an order from hh1
~ orable the Probate Court d ~
son county, granted at the lanaaFs 4
1889, to the undersigned as hn', y
traitors on the estate Of EtisdMl n
non deceased, We shall proceed y I
at the late residence Of the deceas4
On Moadaythe fourth day Of hdTf' y
The following property VIZ
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hob, Moses, Elshraisss, Boo.
Work, Caroline ~ TiC0 Chit
dgeR, and Fanny and hen
two Children.

Also, one road Wagon, and seven
Oxens, & stock Cattle, also, four Mules,
by the undersigned he being appointed
Trustee, instead of the Trustee named
in the deed by the superior Court Of
Chancery.
HUGH A. II. LAWSON,
Trustee
February 2, 1889 At
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NOTICE,

February 2, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

Two Politics. Fountain Alexandria Emerald Howe, Havre
William Frances, Fiow,ry. Havana Virginia, Lalauree,
Petersburg Va; Emeiine Peterson, Leeds Philadelphia; Rob
Bruce, Coron Charleston; Empire N Meth, Norck; ud
sos r. der Boston; Trten Francis, Harford Estafee,
IBeml Chroder, hamaurg Adirondack hacls'an Liverpool
mat; Oswego, Allen, Wsldoboro; sun, Nickerson Boston;
Louisa, Howard, Campeeohy Edw whtney (Br Armstrong,
81 Jshas PR; Tommy CAmn MeIa.enoyich, rio laneiro
Grand Tux. Bartlett, Seville Me- Smith Tuc, Muusou, -
Joseph; Caroline, (Fr) Lerrer Havre; Concord (Brl Oc
we'll Windsor; Intrepid FueI, Wilmington; Victory Brush,
City Point Mary sou,hard West Indies Pan MaauEes Howe
Sidney.
Bark Citizen, Thorp, Is from Liverpool with ndr
Lord.
Bark Due Ne Orleans Hoodss ~ days from New Orleans
B BRIG Elizabeth Johnson 10 d. I'm Johns NJ skins, to
Rrg sadana Stubs. 20 d. fp Trinidad Dc Cuba wood SC
RIP Buck.
Brig Carroll Simpson, "a a. FIN Mansines, Cuba sugar to
Brig Forest wiasIow q ds I'm Havana mOlasses order
The bound to Boston, pr, IL distress with the loss q
mast and other damage done IN the late gale
n, binson.
Brig Andrew, Hammond from Quincy, to The Merchants
sehr Amanda Dri.col ds I'm Baltimore mds surge,
Chairman.
schr Charles, Dodge, o. from Lubee plaster to smith
Boyntnu.
senr smeline Scars sdays CON Philadelphia with coal,
sear rost Master pordy u 4, f oeosoke NJ, cotton,
sehr Paul jones, Gunuersou, days from Baltimore with
cotton.
schr z Thorn, Lamberson 10 Is I'm Wilmington, NJ, TO
rr'wn Potter
sehr Mog Jones, - d fm st Johns, NB, with plaster to
or er.
sehr Tom Henry, days from Virginia, with wood to
master.
Ser Senator, Hart, days from Virginia with wood to
master.
scbr Edwards, Edwards d I'm virsiuia vita wood,
10 master.
schr Rock Ill, wapole day, I'm Norfolk. mlatoJ&N
nrrgs
schr Calcutta Cole, days from Richmond with coal 10
order
schr secret, Strong days from vlrgina With wood 70
master
S.hr Victoria, Lopez, days from Virginia, with wood 70
mestcr.
schr John Lower Gaslcy, Is I'm Virginia With wopd 10
master.
SIR Two sister, Bradhaw, d. rn Virginia, with wood
a. w stcr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09
ROWE q COMPANY.

announcing 10 their friends the prevailing ALL FASH
IONS Of the and unique style OF their SUI Beaver
Hats ready Tor inspection, at the Sales Room,
Hanover street causot refrain from expressing their
slowed their original and system which, they feel
apride in saying, has given such general satisfaction.
We do not limit ourselves national style but inyari.
ably adopt the regniug Fashion whether il be American
dn Parsan DO not attempt control presume dc
tate be the oracle regulate lead the Fashion of
Day but always anussctae hats with con-
formity 10 the latest Acknowledged style let emanate
what source u may.
To customers deem needless reiterate tho psrtic
general make this explanatory remark obtain all
hats direct from manutcy and thereby
to sell newest style of beavers which present
passed for color elegance, durability and quality at 81
being 10 cent lower than the standard for
article Of similar quail and value.
la soliciting early Inspection OF latest, and intended
Fall Fahious cheeriuly announce for the nation
ofhoe interested, that the style undenaby claims Pan
ternt, and before said, The perfectly
material To business being to give every possible
ton every department. and the most scrupuous exacnes 10
the taste, wishes, and choice Of our customers.
From the advantage possess IN being manufacturers
can AT the notice suit all applications for any style
shape or size, at our established prices
ROWE Co. Hat Manufacturers.
Sales Room No Hanover st. opposite the Exchange II Otis
Observation-Disclosures GALLERY, s21 Broadway,
IL open with very beautiful asd valuable as.embase
rich frames chiefly Consigned from London during the year
ras and before exhibited to the public. Ia believed
that this collection will contrast with any
sub9ed t. notice IN this city The pictures
waite sale The Gallery will be open from A. NJ until dusk.
Amiitance 25 Gems. SEPT Iwis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

n p ky.~ xy.-~:c;a 18th wood.
master. .s' " =" '"s
Schr Provide,c. coIh A. g. VIRGINIA with wood TO
master -'1 - '' '"e'
schr WIN M C,l.,.. 49, . A. "a VIRGINIA with wood
to master 'y' 'J'" - -
Schr Am;,a po. ru a \ r. v;r.;n;a with wood
To master -oss'', oo'iS' : 70 - ''e''
Scbr Oda r., x,y;,,-. !. :, O. xy:;.;. nth wood To
master. '' - =" 49,
schr Jam.. H., c.,:u . !, - u.c;.;o with wood To
master AA"u' "a'A' :" -" '"s
Schr ] T,,In.. - L. e. ur.;o;a With wood to
MASTER ' O"' s"'' "
schr Cornell, p;h, . 49, e.. v;ro;.;a with wood 10
mas,er '" fsiouih, oays ITO" 'ns'A'"7 49, -
schr Native I;;... a H. 60. v;r;n;. with woeo to
master. = 'fP'".o'' : ua'' ~"
Schr H-,,y A. - : - c. u;.~;n;a With wood to
master ' "e' Sa,'' e'
Scbr Chief w. A. a -. g.. VIRGINIA with wood to
mastes - '' S''' 'e'
Schr U.on;ha, c:.l = -, g. v;u;,;. nth wood tn
master ''' -'J' "" '"e'-
Schr Apdrex r. a L. g. v;-..;a With wood 10
master - '"A' aJs '" ''A"'
Schr Iet;,;, .- . 49, 60. 1y;;. 18th who'd TO
master oPs'' 1"'' ~" '"s"'''
Schr An, pou . -, g xy;;; 9Th ,,aaa IA
master anu 'o"e''' Gays from Vrg'ms' W." "s'O'
Scbr Al Bur,o. w., . a.. CON v;ron;. with wood 10
master 'oA' "es'' Gays ITO" 'nsn''' Wv "0'
schr Mirror C;;,I.,, A.. for VIRGINIA with wood to
master ' N' 'a,s "o"' 'i's-' 49, '
Schr Aro.;,;. ry;, - ,y;;;. With wood
TO master ''' ' ~ e'
Scbr Coaster p;.haa. a L. c.. u;.;.,. ,x;,b GOOD n
Scbr yc,ora A,L;n . a., 60. v;;;. With wand 10
master - ~ '''s'
nelow
Shis powba,taa M.r...- - ~ o-,.an. . o,her sb;ns
| barL q hr.s ''t ''" o' ~ '''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-The regular sales OF
Horses Carriages. Harness. sc &C. this well known
establishment, by Public Auc'is will this day
Monday the 9Th inst III O'Clock, with Carriages Harness
&C. and at - O'Clock the sale Of Horses will when
will be offered catalogue Of the usual number Of horses uta
bic for all purposesher being very fine animals for
the road and others suitable for heavy drafts.
GEO. w. MILLER,
sep9.lt Successor to J. w. Watson al6 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

'sg Rebellion and revouteasry symptoms are rae VIC
northern csuas clsmosr Of the miadng classes last
year was loud and long against the laws The ersa
the bank much shaken and tcsly and soeisy Eng
land . in an i'll condition meet another deficient CROP more
especially France Europe present anything but avora
bic promise Of the future.
France with accumulation Of In the vaults Of
the bank and the hands Of capitalists remains commercially
serta state Of things which may be traced directly to the
want Of confidence the part of capitalists IN the perma
nency OF the public quiet Moned will not embark IL
enterprises while the constant fear exists which has
vailed Paris ay last Of some new outbreak OF the
societies. with which the capital known to be in
cstes the events developing themselves in
the which may involve western Europe in
All these calculated to exert very unfavorable
nutn the present paper system of this country
Quoted the banks in operation Most Of the banks in
the union and all the leading nbued with the pecu
atve spirit past years They all connected greater
degree with those borrowing operations
Of which involved in the precarou Of the pre-
crop Of England. Should that prove unvsrabe, the
merchants Of this country groanng under oppression will not
be that class Of banks which have sacrificed the
camille interests in order to embark in speculation The
suit may be, that in Of deficient crop in England the
business growing of the crops in this country will
pass into other hands, and the commercial interests Of the
United States, based upon great agricultural wealth.
be trusted to incompetent or designing
Sales the stock Exchange
10 shares u ). Blk l04}s5 do Blk Of &C. so do
b3Dds 25 do 96l0 do Phenix Blk 9725 do Dry Dock s
rs do s7t5 do State Blk N York 1925 Del Hud 67s
% do oa 100 do 67 50 do 6i $50 do 6 $50 do So
70 do 6s NV % do @ 4a5 do 6S % do as snw5 do Am
Ex $40 do North Amer Trust 6 do 6 70 do do
9i 10 DO 64 $50 do GO sods 40 do 645 do franklin Bank
Cincinnati s025 DO Kentucky 70 si0d25 vcksburg 1854
bnw 80 do 363 100 do 81 b3ds0d do Morris Canal 29tI5
Mere Fix 60i, 10 do 600 do Utica Schenecada H.
10 do l0Il0 do Canton 80 bl 5ds20 Mohawk ST. 800
do 56-37 do Bost Prov 1000 do New Jersey SO
90 do Stonneon 1855 do Harlem as $50 do Ash
rs do 4s, so do ash 25 do 4s 100 do asst 90 do 4S
do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09
ssxA \ DIE COMPOsITION
HUMAN HAIR.

GREAT success and great reputation proofs that this
NJ article the only OF the kind which produces good
effects, md useful TO the human hair The article
with h its recommendation and be eiassed
that host { limitations with which this city abound.
Irs qvALrrks-On the first day Of it, application il begins
to act IN preventing the HAIR from turnisg gray
BY dry and weak hair will be strong pab
briiaat and curly.
BY its employment, heads entirely bald will be repesi.hed
with hair.
valuable specific forr diseases 81 the skin hair
Those persons who want II fslsc hair during
ment be Supplied at the establishment cf A. q. g. No
Barclay street where will be found
Wigs, Toupecs &c. Nc of manufacture which be
surpassed IL the H. States The great sale of these articles
has eaabed Mr. Grandjean % ~ the price AZ 81 u So
No. Barclay street, corner Broadway. - lm's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09
StUfe Of Trade.

The situation of trade this city at this moment
singular position The stock Of foreign merchandise
large and if it all in the Market would
ton with the large stocks Of domestic manufacture sup
ply large that prices particularly Of woolens would
recede from their rates. The recent large seizures by
the custom house have however, kept out of the market
large amosn that obbers enabled
the but the state Of affairs checks the disposition
ders from the country to operate especially the price
produce must continue unsettled until The arrival the
steamboat, now momentary expected
The tolls collected the New York canals during the last
weeks August and TO the LIST Sept in each Of the five
nastv easfo viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

1898, sss ai4,ass a5iI
More this year, 4s saaa 42as
The Alton Telegraph calculates follows, the lis, Of steam
boat. considerably injured western during
the year 1898. We copy an abstract.
Collapsed n suas, II
Burst steam-pipe, Collision,
Ofthese, Is icat tie Ohio so the Lower Msss
i pp on ON the h1sau. on Red Si,sr of s Blown up
only one Mosele, the Ono, Of the collapsed,
none; Of the 81 sIagsed, were on that river.
spoken.
John Endus from Richmons for NYork Sept 2dhad lost
deck load OF horses -four and provisions Some apprehension
ie for her safety Richmond the 9Th inst She has
R,ndom Of Nrork. Tor Philadelphia under jury mast'-ns
Napoleon. Chadwick NYorL for Liverpool, Aug lat
Areia Fish, I'm New York. FOR Rio de Jaaeiro Aug l. lat
Toy from New York FOR New Orleans, Aug IS lat TO-
Ion 81 80.
draft Of for the w. :. service arrived Norfolk
Attn inst in the Virginia, from New York
The exploring expedition, consisting Of the Vineenne
ing Fh Knox, had sale from Valparaiso the 9th Of June
for Callao
United state. Ports.
BosroS Sept Carr Jaspar Nckerson NYork; cid James,
Cowel, do; 9th, Orsrmbo, Sargent do; Compliance
sparrow dol In Fame Basse,t dol cid Oscar, Lowell, dol
HslMrs HoLs, scptl arr Washington Trace, NYork Cor
Halifax she,er Hin Thomsston for NewYork; Feds Reed
Sawyer, Eatpori, for do; Nicholas Bddle Walton Boston
for do.
PRsvScrrowr Aug s-arr Cygnet, Gregory, Machas for
NYork with loss Of aect load
PORTLAND, Sept 3-cb Cinderella, ProweIl, NYork.
BANGOR, Sept 1-arr Elizabeth, Snow. NYork; Michigan
Arey, Boston; Susan Phebe Moore, NYork
AuarsrA Aug 30-sld Zephyr II ylor NYork
Ia, LOWELL, Aug 2s-artCa'pan: NYork Farmer, DO,
Providence, Sept Arr Rie a. Heath, NYok; 9th. Ha-
sheldon, do Yankee, Brighton, de- I'D Vcsr, do
NEWPORT. Sept b-arr Gezelle Lover, r-m Frankfort
New York. THREE Brothers, Stuart from New York for Fall
River.
Als.,Y Sept 5-arr Amy w Leeds, Leeds NYork.
PHILspELPHfs, Sept 7-ar Dolphin, Yspp, NYort; Gram.
pus, brake, do cid Sun, do.
HLnscros. Del, Sept 2-arr Pioneer, Carson, Carson,
York IN distress having lost both masts Friday, while at
anchor Cape May, during the gale
BALTIMORE, Sept 6-cid Elix beth Ro.e, NYotk
NoKFoLK, Sep Carr virginan, Bedsll, Nfork.
RcHMoSD. Sept 3-arr Manchester, knapp, Nfork-sus
4th sid hares Pman Townsend. Sesger,tes; Napoleon
Fits. Albany; Tuscarora. Smack NYork.
PFrEEsRuae, sept Arr Hcuay Thompson, MeManas, y
York, - lead for France.
WILMINGTON. Nc, Aug so-arr Regulus, Wills, from New
York.
CHsRLFsroS, sept AR lafayette, Eery, NewYork,
tanned considerable damage IN the ae gale; New England
Dwac ~ do Adamsni, Robinson d. Do; South Carolina,
q Doluin - do.
s.v,Ss,H sept Barr Phlema sherman, NYjrk; she
tanned damage IN the late gale.
MoBnE, Aug lo-srr Alabama, Stuart. elork.
Npw ORLraNs, Aug 29-arr Iilah Hammond, from New
York
Foreign Ports.
Quynrc Sept l-arr Basif.hire, Nyorl.
There American vessels At II Ubes forytwo days
since.
M.Ss.rLL, Cuba, - days .incc-Pear Thompson, Tor
York, ldg
NoSrFvDro, July eExtio Day for NSork 20 days; Bru
Adj do do Emuou. uneg Sagamon Moore, for ava
N.l~w C.. Nw.E a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

Thus II appears That the tolls Of the last two weeks Aug
than either of the four preceding years. except 1897
and that the tolls to the LIST Sept this year. 3s less
than in 1856.
CorroS.-The transactions in this article have very
moderate throughout the week. The demand has been
chiefly from the manufacturers At the SOUTH the
old stock is very mucL reduced in all the ports sales
very trihipg that quo ations generally
omitted. When the markets will open and a what prices
lecture, and will depend upon the cha
racter Of the from England TIE crop
freely at New OrlaansS3i bales reached that city from
Veksburg, the 27th The following is table Of stocks
sales and remarks for the week previous the date
ahreh -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

Packets 60 Arrive.
LONDON.
Quebec, Hebard. Aug. 10
Is. Queen IS. Roberts, Sept. 2
LIVERPOOL
United States, Fisher, Aug. I
) America, Bsrsto~, Aug. Z
HsvRy.
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July "a
Albany, Johnston, Aug.
Bristol.
q. Wesiera [ 81 HOssen Auga4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

Packets 60 Depart.
LaSDoS.
Montreal, Griffing, Sept. 10
Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 40
LIVERPOOL.
Sheffield. Allen, Sept 10
Oxford, Rathbone, Sept. -
HAvRE.
Emerald, 0rne, Sept. 3
$. de Grasse, Sept g
Poland, Anthony, Sept. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

10 CARD-THk PANORAMAS-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens &c New York and
the public rally that he intend. epsn exhibition
NEW fANOkAMA early IN October next, and that conss
quenty the Panorama Of JERU SALEM will positively 10
closed the first Of that month lie gives this early notice
that Parcnts may bring their children Sunday other
School Teachers their scholars all may have an op
portuny Of viewing this transcript Of the Holy City
aul.ise-2n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

There exported from hatcher (Msss) from October
1898 to July 1889 80 OF cotton, making 336 bales
Of which a. GA bales cleared New Orleans aud there
fore comprised in the receipts Of that city the balance
bales receipts at hatcher.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

Quysrc. Sept l-arr Basff.hre, Nyorl.
There American vessels at 1t Ubes ortytwo days
since.
Maw,rtLLa Cuba, - days sinccPearl Thompson, for
York, idg
NoSrRvpro, July eExtio Day Cor NNork 90 days Bru.
tss Adsms do do Emaou. sagamon Moore, Cor Hava
NJ soon. MADEIRA, Wise. for NYork 20 a.
VALraEa.o, June I3-sld Philip Hone, Waterman, .oquim
~ and NYork.
Posr o. sUa,rRs, April 3-ar Elirs, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

"HO WANTS CHEAP CLOTHEsi-Reader II /, on do
w just call at J. MAJORS Cheap Tailoring Clothing
Esabshmeat No. AL Grand street. the corner opposs
Wlet where Will make saving Of least per
For instance, max coats Of superhne English cloth,
COLOR from si5 10 $40 winch from s. to $40 lees han
prices, made the best manner aud warranted elegant
h' Other garments also ready made clothes, sold al
equally low prices lot Of superfne Coats ordered dio~
the past year and not called Tor will be sold At cost
In MAJOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
MEDICAL COLLEGE, ~ R.cmmosD, Va.

YyIIIE rex, Wirlrr Term rG Lectures in the Medical
E. Department Of ilAmPtrn Sy dn"y College, at Rich.
| ,nont will commence MONDAY. Ocr 2lst, 1883
and cori,uu. uniii lie last 81 F. hIuary f,IInulnr
AUGUSTUS l. WARNER, NJ. b., Professor Of
Surgery aud Snrgicai nna'.ny.
JOHN CULLEN u D., P,offssor Of Theory and
| Practice al Medicine.
I'll JOHNSON, 81 d Prof ssor of Anaomy aid
! Ply sioGgy.
l. " CHANGERLAYNE NJ d, Profts<oro Of Ne.
terra Mcdra ard therapeutics
! Il l. EOHANNAN, NJ. d, Professor Of Obsrreics
and The Diseases ct Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUplN, NJ. d, Professor Of Che.
rnis,ry and Pharmacy.
| The Cnllrgp lnlnary attached Ia the College Buld.
ing. has been successful operation fr the as, eight
months aud furnishes constantly number Of inirms..
ing Medical and Sureics! cases-to which Tie student
! has access at all hours.
The College lnfrmary together with the Aims House
Penenriury and Arnory, (Which under the charge
of Of the Potr SsoIs will afford the SUDDEN, op.
oruiy Of witnessing the var0as diseases incident 10
a Southern climate The abundance Of materials for
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price al which
they are furnished will enable the s'uden; acquire an
intimate knowledge of the Anatomy of The human BODY
| ard the use Of Surgical Instruments
During The las, Winter Course nj Lectures. from the
number Of Surgical Cases admitted into The lnfnary
the Professor of Surgery enabled to exhibit before
the class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon the Hring subject; and from The growing popu.
larity of the lnfrmary, there is believe tia,
hereafter the Surgical Cases in The House. will greatly
| increase.
| Good Board including fuel, lights, servants attend.
ance &c lie obtained in Tins city for four doiiafs
per week.
We are authorized 10 that fill Course Of Lee.
in this Institution w be received equivalent
to one in the following Medical Schools University Of
Pennsy lvania Jefferson Medical College Of Phode pIa
Medical College Of the State Of South Carolina Tran
sylvonia University, Lexington. Ky University Of Ma.
ryIand, &c, &c.
The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Dissecng
Rooms OF the College the first Of October.
AUG'S l.. WARNER, NJ. D..
Dem IF the Medical Faculty.
RIcHMoNp. May 9th, Ie3O. 5-Gm