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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
Aug 20

MEDICAL COLLEGE, ~ RlcHMosD. Va
yEyHE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Medical
IL Department Of Hampden sydney College at k,n'
mond will commence on MONDAY, Oct. 2lst, i;"',
and continue until the last Of February following
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, M. D.. Professor O.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory aud
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ D, Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l. W. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ d, Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics
r l. BOHANNAN, M. u Professor Of Obsife'''
and The Diseases Of Women an Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor Of Cae'
mistry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfrmary, attached to the College boi ..
ing, has been in successful operation for tie last eF.
months, and furnishes constantly number oil lhe'fs
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which Tie s'u'''
has al all hours
The College lufiTmary together with the Aims aou,s'
Peni,eniary and Armory, (Which under The e'',s
Of two of The Professors will afford The suGrh' 81 ~
portun!ly Of Witnessing the various diseases iAco
Southern climate. The abundance OF ma!e''l'I -.
Anatomical purposes, and The reduced price a. "'s
they are furnished will enable the student 10 Scq'
intimate knowledge Of The Anatomy OF Ihe huh'-' '''
and the use of Surgical instruments.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures ii""' -.
number of Surgical Gases admitted into the inh'"'I';
The Professor of Surgery was enabled 10 e1Hio y
The class, nearly all the important Surgca' ope'sa
upon the Artng SUBJECT; and from Inc et"'",S rai
iary of the lnfrmary there is reason to oeI'ese 80
hereafter The Surgical Cases in The House, VIII s's'"
increase. ,,,,I.
Good Board, including fuel lights, servants s nr,,,
ance, &c, can be obtained in tins city tor jo@' lO''
per week rt.r.
We are authorized 10 state that full Course %
lures in this Institution sill be received az ef'''+ :.
10 one in the following Medical Schools Cn'Te,sI
Pennsylvania; Jefferson Medical College Of faa"'I ,sc.
Medical College of the State Of South Carolina IA
sylvania University, Lexington, Ky UnIyeis''' %
ryland, &c, &c. n;ssse,lag
The Professor of Anatomy will open the D'sse'"''
Rooms oil The College on The first OF oct1ne'' y D,
AUG'S l.. WARNER, d.. Nm
Denn of the .nedifas fa'''
RICHMOND, May 24,h, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

FORTl DOLLARS REU.iRD.
StTRAYED from tie residence of The subscriber, on
~ the 24th instant, two bright.co!ored Bay Jenny
MULES remarkable for their exact likeness and beau.
~ and ca scarcely be distinguished iom each other
Great Jumpers, and when last in the neigh
borhood of Mr. Nicholas Edmunds's Store. in Btuns-
wick county, making their way, doubt, 10 Kentucky,
from whence they came. There is mark Of gear,
bnt have been worked, and Will lead will give the
above reward 10 any person who viii deliver them 10
me- i miles west OF Belfeld. Greensvilie county Va,
or Ten Dollars, and all reasonable expenses paid. TO
any person who will take them up and address me I'M
meda,ey al Hicks Ford Post Office, Greensville coun
ty, Va JOHN GOODkUM, SR.
Anou.t 10 est
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
STOP THE SWlNDLER.

Am the 9th day of July las, man, who called him
q y self VIM. BurshaIl, sold me negro in Richmond,
for which gave him seven hundred and seventy SIX
dollars and ninety cents Said negro ran away from me
in half an hour after paid for him; and il appears, from
the hes, Information get that Burshall real name
is Stephen Jones, who is carpenter, und resides near
King George Courthouse. II appears, that The negro
belongs TO n Mrs Cheves of King George county, and
was hired to Stephen Jones. will give the above re.
ward for the apprehension Of Bnrsha alias Jones, and
The recovery of the money have good reason TO believe
the sad Jones conveyed the negro back from Richmond
10 King George county, where he has been since
will give fifty dollars reward for the swndler alone =
understand said Jones has several brothers in King
George county. He in Alexandra on FIJI
day morning, the Cd inst, probably his way to Mis-
souri,, where, understand, he intends moving
ANTHONY DUWTlN.
Wnrren ton, ~ c., Aug 10. 1889. 2S-St
Tho National lnicsencer will please copy and forward the
cnun 10 The WaIrenlon Reporter.
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IaIuu6ie .qppomanox LIND for salc

IaIuubie .qppomaH01 LIND for sale.
p N order 10 effect division amongst the legaiees of
81 The remaining undivided property belonging to the
estate of Edward Dillon deceased the subscriber is
thnrsed 10 sell The Tract Of Land known by The name
Of Sandy Ford which lies in the counties OF Cumberland
and Prince Edward. on both sides OF the Appoma,'ox
river about miles above the town OF Famvi!le miles
from Hampden Sidney College. aud from Pune 8 Ia
vern This estate being well improved, finely walered.
remarkably healthy, and we'll known 10 be one OF The
most fertile on the Appnmaltox is veil worthy the at.
tennn OF capitalists. The tract conalnsb by an aid survey
Ul acres of hCh II is estimated there are 30 acres IN
low grounds, 300 acres cleared high land 4cl IN wood
This land will be offered at private sale, until Thursday
The l0h of September next Should il not be then Sold
il viii on that day be disposed of al public auction, at
the hour of twelve before the door OF JetrIes Tavern
in the town of Farmvile. The terms of sale will be
accommodating and made known on the day OF sae or
application 10 myself or 10 my brother RlchaTo who
will also shew The land.
| In obedience 10 decree Of the Court of Prince Ed
ward, | will sell privately small Tract OF Land con-
tanning $50 of second and third quality OF land
lying about four miles from HALIFAX Courthouse on the
main stage road.
will also sell three Tracts located IN the State Of Ten
ncssee. One tract, lying IN the county OF Robe rtson,
miles from Springfield, and q miles from Nashville, con-
tanning $40 acres two thirds OF which are first quality
of land The remainder second quaIityOne other tract
living in the county of Montgomery the Cumbe rand
river, 20 miles below Nashville, containing GU acres all
Of the first quality, and 4OO acres OF It low grounds
One other Tract containing QUO acres OF first and Sc
cond quality located in The Western district about %
miles from Memphis These lands will be more pcr
cuar!y described IN the Nashville papers
will also sell in my right, and attorney in fact
for Tie parties interested, 900 acres of Land lying in
Western Virginia. in the counties OF Graysnn, Wyihe,
Giles Logan and Faye,e-wbich lands we're patented
IN The name Of Edward Dillon, in the year 1896
Letters addressed (pos pad) to me, at FarmvilIe, P.
0''0' " JAMES H. DILLON
! tuu lG 2D-sl
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Medical COlipGt of L.oujs;yyo


TENHE SIXTH SESSION of instruction in tbis ecboo,
III will open on The LIST Monday in December Rules,
and requisites Of graduation The same as in The
University of Pennsylvania. Any number Of subjects
for practical anatomy will be supplied free Of expense
Full Of clinics will be delivered at The bosui,a
by the professors of medicine and surgery The latter Of
whom will perform in the presence of The class more
operations than be witnessed in any hospital Of the
Union
Physiology and Pathology, by j Harrison. NJ D
Maleria Medica, Therapeutics, &c, E H. Barton M u
Theory and practice of Medicine, James Jones Al n
Shemis'fy ana fharmacy, j. l. Rlddell, NJ. d.
surgery w. Stone, NJ. ID.
anatomy, oy e. Sot NJ. d.
&c, A n Cepas NJ n
fracticai Anatomy, u w. Morgan, NJ d.
II. BARTON, NJ. D., Dean.
Angl o9-giIN
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7I.sDET'R u.
o,rcu ,yr nEMAIss uSsuSG

Skf,rtfs of .7meriean scenery
THE DREA'. By Mss ,iAs, .,.a,
,.t,a .msd and ',wos lovei', blessed "fram,
Tha, again nv native hills had lOH"d'
The messy rocks, the valley, ana The stream
That NJ ed 10 hold ne captive 10 ia soih".
we. child ugain-l roamcd anew
About my carly haun,s, and saw the wpo,s ,,v
That fades, with waking memory nom Wv
OF this mysterious thing 10 call lac '0u''
A very child again beside the brook,
made my puny hand cup 70 o.p ,oor
Among the sparkling waters, "h'te 'ooA
lis hollow full and brou. h.i''omy up.
And. oh! tina, cooling dransht, s,iii can '''"'
And feel i, in he spirit and tnc Hrsh'
,ris Ike fuunt, that in the desert waste
Leans oui, the weary pilgrim TO refresh.
The .pice Of other days was borne along,
From shrub ard fofrst, on the bllny brecxej
b.nrd my wurSlins wili-bird's tender song
Come sseet aud thrilling thro' the 'ustiiHs trees
An was restored az in the sunny day,
When believed my litiis rural ground
Tile centre Of the warld, whose liniisia
Just where tho brigat horizon hemmtd IL round
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
To Eu}J,rs Founders, and Others.

10 EafdtrS, F0UndcTS ana 0MeTS
THtE undersigned respectfully informs them, that as
d a CARVER and ORNAMENTAL PATTERN
MAKER, he is always roady to execute neaiiy and
promptly, any orders they may favor him with and
at as low rates The same rork be had for IN New
York or elsewhere-Those wanting Carved Bases
Capiius need only send The diameter OF The Columns
they intend 10 erect, and they will be furnished with
Bases Capitals u suit them (a so much per inch OF
Column from any example of Grecan or Roman Arch.
lecture they may select Also, Consoles or Irusses, of
various designs and prices, furnished TO suit any width
or projection. Also, Front Door Mouldings Of various
patterns and prices; likewise Archrave Bed and Crown
hloudings carved 10 order or furnished complete
much per foot. Ornamental Patterns for casting
Metal Composition from carefully prepared 10 any
given { sign order Drawings for Cast Iron Railing
Of any height furnished and adopted, the patterns
made accordingly.
Address M MURRAY, CARVER,
H. W corner Baltimore IL South street, Baltimore
Rr|ertnce. by permisston 10
JosErH BoYD, Jr, Builder, &c, Richmond
Aug I3 2>-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

jiammofh Hhue sir Hmm Eggs
TEyHE subscriber has remaining unsod few thou
a sand EGGs Of the celebrated kind, OF his residence
near The Virginia Bnpls, Seminary Persons who wish
to get the genuine kind had better mike early appca
ton JAMES y. bREEDEN
Jnne D--if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

YHHHE subscriber proposes opening School IN heal
Il thy and respectable neighborhood, within miles
OF Charlottesville.
The course Of studies will be arranged to form
preparation for the University of Virginia. and the ne.
hods Of instruction will conform nearly pactca-
bic with those in in that Institution Parents and
Guardians will be furnished with monthly reports of the
progress and department Of the pupils.
The number of scholars will be limited 10 90 and
deduction will be made for absence, except III Of
sickness
The Terms are for The session of five monhs-Board,
SEQ: Tuition, $685. 10 be paid in advance Mr.. R Duke,
whose house the school will be established is prepar
ed to accommodate 10 or l2boarders There will be Two
sessions Of five months eachond the vacations will be
the months of February and August. The school will
commence on the lst nf September.
Persons DESTROYS Of entering pupils, will address r.
Duke. Esq Stony Point, Aibenarle county.
AS evidence of his qualification for the duties he is
nbont the subscriber hegs leave 10 state that
he has spent three years ut the University of Virginia,
and has obtained the degree Of Master of Arts # the
unvers,y-in which comprised The degrees in An
cent Languages Modern Languages Mathematics, Ma
turul Philosophy, Chemistry and Moral Philosophy
c. ID. WHARTON,
University Of Va, July 10th, 1889 20-llS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

T. meeting OF The President and Directors OF the
"a Bank Of Virginia. on the llth day of June, $50
IL ,cas Resortd That hooks Of subscription TO the ad-
ditional capital Of this Bank, authorized by law, be
opened forthwith the Bank at Richmond by The Cash
Ter and at the several branches by the Cashiers thereof
and also at Portsmouth, under the supernendance OF
John A. Chandler John w. Murdaugh and II. l.. viii
son, Esqs.
For every share taken S25 must be paid, with inter
est thereon rcm the Sd instant, whenthe Commonwealth
subscribed and paid for $50 shares and $50 in three
equal ns,ame mis- OF two four and six months thereafter
with interest from the same pernd.
A. ROBINSON JR., Cashier.
" A book Of subscription is accordingly opened at
The Bank OF Virginia.
June IA 1O-t
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Aug lG

TaYRUST SALE.-By virtue OF a deed of Trust exc.
a. cu,ed 10 me By John Gordon bearing date the "a h
OF February 1890 and duly recorded in the clerk office
of the county of Louisa, shall, on Thursday the l9h
day Of September rext. proceed to SELL to the highest
bidder on n credit of nine months, of land lying
in the county OF Louisa and containing lo2 acres iose
Their with The following slaves Abraham, Polly, Eliza,
and her four children Ned, Aaron, Charles, William,
James, Henry aud Madison.
JAMES LINDSAY, Trustee.
Aug l6 29-lm
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.,rp,r,,rtrr t%:ur.:cE AND TRUST c"hPANi
J H IN. So L. SuuiA SiIasl. EnIllm0l6

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TIL ,o"' ~
J t;Hce No -, SouiA Sfreet, BALTIMORE.
CAprrAL PAID Is, Two Millions "F poLLNn' 10
yHSliE rrssden aud Trustees Of 'hls Company ,rcs'e
Nancy on Dyu"site On which interest MI ne a.
o,ycd. make lusurances Lives, grant aEhut'f 30"
EnL,w u,rns, aud receive and manage russ :" 800
descr,rton which may be commit d !" 'h'" .'a
whether from individuals, corporate 'oo'sS' . 0'o
asce :, ,,us, and The
interest ihrrron paid semi annually or quarterly, :" Wv"
sanity with he dr ctun of he OWNER" or 'ie interest
will he placed al the end Of every SIX '''"''' " -"
credit oi The Trust Fund for accumulation
, Lire observation-disclosures may tif'c' itsuiuhee
iIb The Company upon their own lives, or me ives %
others for year, term Of years, - , w w..
I, he liable of rates computed Tor ih's Company are
upon The favorable terms, as ven Tor I'' "''.'S -
The Navy and Army, as citi2ens-nhd 'huy oe nav o
plicalinn to The Company or us Agents
. axsrIrIrs -Thpse will be granted upon such
Terms AZ will ena.e the annuilanL 10 enjoy The largest
income for any given amount OF money.
4 EsDowMENTs "A person who desires 10 pioSIue
capital for son ward, when he shall arrive at lhe
ave of u years, marriage portion i1f daugh'ef'
can effect it through this Company .
Officers and Trustees Of the Company-f Macau'ey'
Esn M u. President. Baltimore; John Dner, ESQ l..
l. d., Vice President. New York. Richard Wilson, Sc
c,eiary N ThrtsIon, Assistant Secretary.
Trustees Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Rooihson d.
McVickar, Charles A Davis Samuel Wetmote, DaV,u
Eladden Anthony Burcklay, l.. Snares George +: iaL'
man, r. " MENUS, itos"eh u wv, t n,"''''
New York; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM rIatt, John FLOSS,
Philadelphia; James Cox. VIM. Mayhem, Samuel
Huffman Frederick w Erune, G. S. Oldfeld, Joseph
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore
Applications may be made personally, or ny ietter'
pos, paid to The Agents for The company in Virginia,
- no wl furnish the rates and other necessary iniorma'
ton TO persons DESTROYS Of efcting nsnrances or max
ing other arrangements through this Company Tor Inc
l., Eett Of their families or estates.
r NJ TABB. asent, Richmond, ia.
AGENTS in Virginia
PmILlr NJ. TAnR, Esq Richmond.
WV. S. SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg.
GEO CAmr, Esq Norfolk.
ROBERT AsDEKsns, Esq, Williamsburg
JonS Bruce, Esq, Winchester
June ia I'LL
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Virginia Petersburg lottery,
100, 600 Dollars


Lottery authorised by the State Of Maryland, Class
No ], for le39.-fo be dra,en on The 25M Sept 1880
The leading Capitals are One Grand Prize Of $780,
600, of % OO0, Of 10000, OF 5000, of 6O95, Of
0G0, Of 5000, Of eco, 10 Of 5000, 20 Of 1000,
~ of 500, so of l,0OOand great many other very
fine prizes amounting TO an immense sum of money.
% Number Lottery, and IL drawn ballots.
certificate Of package Of 25 hole Tickets in this
Magnificent Scheme will be for $3.50.
certificate OF package of 25 Half Tickets 1926
Do do % Quarter do G2 so
DO do % Eighlhs do 81 25
Single Whole Tickets S2O-Shnres in proportion
~ 3 Orders from The country promptly and conf.
dentia!y attended 10, if addressed 10
\. STRATTON,
Aug2O 3O-2i Richmond Tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

4 PETITION will be presented 10 The next LegisIa
IA ture of Virginia praying The discontinuance Of the
Ferry across The Potomac River Hooes Ferry in The
county OF King George. ABR B. HOOE
Jny 70 2-lamlID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

EWARDS !-REWARDS I'll he following re.
wards are hereby offered For the apprehension and
conviction OF free negroes coming into hs city or coun-
~ from any other Stale or Territory contrary to law,
the sum OF Ten Dollars For the apprehension OF any
runaway slave owned hired by members Of this so.
ciey and found board any vessel steamboat or rail
road car and satisfactorily proven 10 be going out OF
this State. Thirty Dollars And for the apprehension
and conviction of each person engaged III aiding, or
abe,ling the escape Of any slave (nr slaves from The
county of Henrco the city Of Richmond TO another
State the sum of Fifty Dollars.
By order of the Board of Directors OF the Society Tor
The prevention Of the abscondng and abduction OF
sInves. JAMES BOSHER,
Ann 70 T2S-6t1 Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

EEARRlS e. BOXLEY, at FREDERIcKsHsLL are
u Il purchasing Wheat-It must be dry and Q: mer
charitable quality.
Aug9 27-w39
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
TENHE subscriber constantly receiving from the cele
IL bra,ed mandatory of NUSSs & CLARK, New
York, elegant and plain Piano Fores possessing the
latest Improvements, and that deIicacy of touch and
sweetness of tone, so peculiar 10 their manufacture
Also q large assortment of Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano For,es repaired, tuned, let hire and taken in
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music ever offered ,r s,I9 in
this State may be selected from the store of Tho sub
scrber, who is now enabled 10 sell at The Phadelohjn
and New York wholesale and retail prices
7. II TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite he Banks.
Aug. IG eft
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VN7ANTED immediately at this Office, s'L :,ra
wv good habits from IA TO 10 years OF as' of,bs En-
The PRINTING BUSINESS. knowledge % ~
glisb language is indIspensably necessary
Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23

RJ OTlCE-A Petition will be presented to The next
Ia Legislature of Virginia, asking law TO declare The
Appomaltox a lawful fence from Famvllie Bridge or
Thomas A. Mo.lons upper Mill 10 Planters Town.
Aug l6 29-w4w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

A WEALTHY ooSvrRr.-The late Baron de Roths-
child left two daughters. Each have fortune Of
one hundred and Fifty thousand pounds, dependen,
Rohschild TO their marriage One ofihem, believe,
S married TO Monthore late sheriff Of London, He
brew gentleman of great wealth and responsibility
The Rothschilds move in the very first circles IN
London, and thus Miss Ro,hsc hid became acquain-
ted with young Fitzroy. He was formerly in the
army. When her father alive, young Austrian
nobleman, private secretary TO Prince Esterhazy
made proposals OF marriage TO her, but her father
declared she should marry none but one oithe jew
ish faith. When Miss Rothschild determined TO mar
ry Mr.. Fitzroy she went TO see the archbishop Of
Canterbury, and told him that she wished TO become
a Christian His grace inquired into particulars,
then very properly told her tina, he did not consider
love affair sufficient for her abandoning her
religion. She is said TO have assured him that il
has long been her intention TO become a christian
and that her family well aware of it. On this,
the archbishop said that if it appeared her sincere
had alternative but TO accept and baptze her.
He communicated with her family, and it appears
that she had informed them Of her intention. The
marriage private, and unattended by any of her
family. Her brother has the power Of Withholding
the fortune left to her by her father, but is not cxpec-
ted that he will do than have it settled upon
herself and her children as to prevent the chance oil
her husband squandering it. II is expected. also,
that her family will shortly receive her. Should
she become British peeress, it is likely in the
OF time, she will be the frs, Jewess who has
ever been in like situation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24
From the Logansport (lnd } T lerraph.
THE TWO DEMOCRACIES

The American Union is now the field of poli,i.
cal contest between two Democraces-a pseudo De-
mocracy and real Democracy new Democracy
oi Government Office dolders and the old Democra-
cy OF Constitution. The first may be termed Van
Buren, Democracy, and the latter q Wing Democ-
racy.
The Van Buren, Democracy is distinguished by a
remarkable difference between the theories and the
practices of its leading members. in theory, they
advocate an impartial and just administration Of the
affairs of the General Government; in practice they
members Of their party. In theory they ask as
he honest Is he capable In practice, they ask
"will he work in the Party harness 7"
In theory they are great national economists in
practice they are great national spendthrifts. In
theory they profess to have great regard for the
pies money; IN practice they squander it, with prod
igal hand, among their partisans. In theory, they
are opposed TO Monopolies in practice they arc at
tempting to establish an Oficeholders Monopoly,
In theory, they opposed TO Speculation in prac.
tice they have specialized to an immense sum IN the
Public lands and in many cases with the Public mon
ey In theory, they are plain republicans in prac-
ice they are beginning TO initiate the pomp and pa
geantry OF the European arstocracy.
Such are some Of the peculiariies which belong
to this New School Of democracy in the United
States.
The present Wing democracy was the democra-
cy Of the prosperous days of the Republic It's
efforts were then directed, as they are now TO the
support OF an honorable, just and constitutional
administration of the General Government to the
encouragement and protection of the agricultural
manufacturing, and commercial interests of the I'm.
ion, TO the advancement of the cause of general Ed
ucation-and to the defence of the principles of civil
and religious liberty