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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

A NEW and valuable remedy for tho cure of
IN Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Windppe: extensively used and recommend
ed by tho Medical Faculty, to whom the recipe has
been freely made known
l. COVERT 81 Co Proprietors, Auburn, N Y.
HOADLY, PHELPS, IL Co, Wholesale Druggists
l42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared to
supply all orders on the Projectors terms
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
of his medicine, from Physicians, Ciersymen, and
OF hers who have become acquainted with It's ma
ture and effects among which are the following:
From Tie Boston .Mer. Journal, August 70, 1870
The following is an extract from an article in
that paper, on s'.M0rbuS LarBngeus ConctGt0Tum or
Bronctitis," by Frank ii. Hamilton, Professor OF
Maleria Medica and General Pathology in Geneva
urho Rev Covert's Mixture, also used so
extensively fo this affection byClergy men, belongs
10 the same class of stimulating expectorants, belhg
ore Of those lucky combinations OF medicinal a.
gents which, while 1t promotes expectoration, does
not impair the tone of the stomach. vi this medi-
cine feel al liberty to speak, since It's compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we nope
the propretors will see mt to give IL 10 the pup
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend IL nav
ing employ ed it in our own case, and IN the cases
OF many others, with decided benefit go
'sT0 all tchom 10 may COncern:-Ihls may certliy
that have examined the Rev. |. Covert's ngredi'
ents com pounded under the name OF the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily cacu
lated TO relieve persons of all ages and sexes aflici
ed with acute and chronic diseases OF the lungs
and windpipe, as indicated by coughs, difficult
breathing and pains IN different parts OF the chest,
if administered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses.
JosEPH II. PTNEY, Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1885,.
This certiies that having examined the Rev l.
Covort's BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
pan Is we do believe 1t TO be o! the best com
pounds for coughs, consumptons, chronic iniiama
tons, &c, of which we have any knowledge. and
do mos. cordially recommend its use 10 all afflicted
with tho above named diseases.
j. w. DANIELS, NJ. ID. 1s,I;,a
w J. LovEJoy, M. ID.
GORDON NEEDHAM, M. ID. Onondaga.
E.LAwRENcE, NJ. ID. Baldwinsville.
DIR. &. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn N. Agent
LIST OF AGENTS IN VERMONT.
ST Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford M X Parks, 81 Co.,
Marshfeld E. ID. Putnam,
Danvie, Andrew Mcmillan,
Wheeock, w. and b Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller Ide q Co,
Cabot, b. +. Goss,
Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N M LOOMS,
Pcacham, Chandler * Blown,
Hard wick, Strong and Delano,
I.amoillevlIe, b. yudevine and Holton,
Greensboro, L. +. Waterman, 81 Co.
Glover, w. b. Palmer IL Co.,
Barton, H.Robinson, 81 Co.,
lrasburgh, p. Darow, Jr. s. Co,
Albany, S. s. Hoyey,
Craftsbury, w. E. Paddock,
Barnet, J Jewett, " Co.2l3 Il
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
Probate Office, irasburgh, Jan 1912.
DROBATE Courts for the District Of Orleans
M will be holden at the Probate Office at 1ras
burgh, on the First and Third Wednesdays of each
month tor the year ending Nov. 80, 1912
GEO. NYE, Judge.
232w3 II. Nj. BATES, Register.
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heather, when angry with one near him, said, 81
would not beat you, but am angry" "Resst not
the injurious person." says Lord
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
WILLIAM WRIGHT"S
n m IL "a m II gaP ative Pills

Entirely Vegetable.
Manufactured under the immediate supeIinten.
dance of William Wright, Wee President of
the
North american College of Health.
EjNOR the treatment and cure of diseases in the
II form of bilious and nervous fevers, me asles
small pox. pains in the stomach, back and side
consumption dropsy, scrofula, cancer, splitting OF
blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, rIhpa dys-
EMERY, cholics, dyspepsia palpilation of the heart
ulcers and of every kind, &c. &c.
For SateJy
LUTHER JEWETT, st. Johnsbury,
F'S ~ MECHANICS STORE, St. j Centre,
MORRILL, 81 RANKIN, St J. East,
l.. P. PARKS, 81 CO. Passumpsic,
ICHANDLER q BROWN, Peacham,
J. &. DARLIN 6, Concord,l
G. w. GATES Lunenburgh,
GOOLD u NELSON, Guildhall,
FULLER, lDE. 81 co. Lyndon,
j. Nj. HOYT, & co. Lyndon Centre,
J. JEWETT, d co. Barnet 2I3-ly
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Sash. Doors and blinds!

-ALSO-
A GOOD assortment of FANCY-BACR and
N common DINING CHAIRS,
For sale by
S. +. FRENCH
Coventry, Vt. 1SSyl
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FOr sale mt this Oiii's >,

THE following Blanks may be oO''' =,
IL Office of the Caledonlan, DEL
WARRANT and MOkl "" ..
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS,
JUSTICE WRlTS,
HIGH WAY TAX BILLS ..
BLANK NOTES, nS ..-..
VENDUE (Land) BLANh0'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

1VISTORICAL SKETCHES Of .ns in the Cs
Il IL settlement, and progress oil ess g"Sd belFs
County aud vicinity, prnciEal'y III Gran, PoSSs
the years 1745 and 1885. ny He' 3, JEWETl
For sale by SnEDD - 4"
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# IN II s! NJ u n 8 +!

nTTER, Nutra and other kinds of Fur Caps
W some prime ones-for sale by FtI
Nov. Is. SHEDD q JEWETT.
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E g "a mt n ar OF StOves.
EUST received small assortment Of
- SrANLEY'S PARLOR STOVES
of the most beautiful patterns and for sale at the
manufacturers prices, by
E.,& Il. FAIRBANKS 81 CO.
Dec. 25. 230tf
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9 pie m did G. 90 d . .

e. Perry, Cabot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

Extensive sale If Yaiunt'c james Rircr LIMBS
IN pursuance of deed executed by The late John W,esham OF
the Civ Richmond subscribers on the I'll day OF
September 1898 for the purpose therein forth shall pro-
coed -rl public action on Tuesday the Sun day q"
fair if the iai day, the following fauaDe
estates lying James River and Tnrsaloe Creek, viz:
No r s. y s",ys ,of 1a %
portion which consists nj river low grounds go acres beng on
This rsa,e lies in compact FORM the buildings the
Of the open lard, and the whole I'll II Is IN eacer
IL is situated immediately ,ene Of the coal formation having
pts opea,on sas9 side e II aud few years ago
extensively worked On The premises IL Is ne'n '
much card could be raised the water were drawn oil
and liza, no lands offer favorable prospect TO those WI"
wish o nga.r in the coal business. =, , ,
no The ac; land formerly owned by The late James Cur
RE called EHtr< containing by survey, 0'a acres OF we
rnrknhoe Island This has excellent two story
brick dwellings with an ice house and other convenient
80 3 The Plantation, purchased Of the late David
Meade Randolph containing ti3 OF which 72 acres are
low sronnI-9 acres being Tuekaoe Island, and s
on the besides large body OF second low grounds
dwelling house on this land which, with some repair
might lie made a comfortable residence.
No. 4 tract OF Land, bought by Thomas Mann Randolph,
thereon Saw MILL and by survey
lI6t accs he'd OF the old mill pond, drained 10y
uchaor which contains by Us acres and WHICH,
expense of labor might be made an excellent meadow
ON about Il acres W Mr. Randolph has reserved
ri. hit dig This land adoin No and was separated
from il, hy The mill pond definite line will he run be
tween them before the sale, which will then be made KNOWN
Of land contiguous to each other The James
River passing through The three FIRST and The Iueka"e
CaraI ,hro. They form body Of land of great Ter
iiy and IN highest Of improvement Their vicinity
Ia Richmond hrns distant from twelve miles The adSan
agts the Canal which al the foot OF the hills ~ siu
lille injury the means affords o iIiisa
ton power, there being perpetual waste 81 wa
points, with the value of the coal property, make H.
n.,ans the desirable that offered Tor
Virginia About $40 have been lined with great
benefit The quantity of wheat about 800 bushels, VIII be
sow this Autumn.
The tracts offered for sale EHrSle which u nearly
central, oder above described The terms WIZ be- one
fourth purchase cash. and the residue IN tirtr
Bonds, with approved security, hearing inter
the Gay Of SALE with deeds of trust q" the property WIN
required by the purchaser Possession Will be gwen the Isl
January, lsi3
survey of the property will he deposited the Exchange
Reading Roam IN the u Richmond The viii! lie
s,wu 10 any one them by Mr. Avis the
w t.i.lhli.
W. +. WiCkHAM.( ii"S'''S'
Soon The Lands sold tie Slaves Stocks Crops &c
will offered for sale, Of which due notice will be given
u. ". l..
W. +. W.
Ger, 3J-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

~ pursuance ii decree Of the United States Court for The
fh Cucut aud Eastern District Of Virginia, held at Tue ci'y
o Rhncnd the Roth Of May, lei? IN the case
N George Miller Complainant against Daniel Grinnans EXee
t and Defendants among other matters, decfecu
ahdUered That 0hn $ Wexford, who was thereby appointed
commissioned for that purpose should sell at public auction 10
u- highest bidder, the Real Estate Of which Daniel Grinnah
'rt seized mad possessed
The uudersigned therefore, Executor OF Daniel Grinaan
de- Commissioners aforesaid, will, the ssth
'+r' or cor SALE at public auction that well known and
anah'r Estate, called Pressure ISLE (Which adains the Estate q"
Richard Cunningham, Esq called Elk Woodland the Estate OF
lac lle William Champe Carter called Farlcy and which is
bounded sides by the Elk and liedgman rivers The ONE
an'ns on the line from three I" four Tie other from Tour to
I'VE miles South East point of the said Land
aud forms the North branch Of the Rappahannock river
THIS Estate Of the most valuable IN the state ana con
.! @'7 acIe- more than one nai oil winch Is low GROUNDS
AMI the residue healthy wheat and with suhcency Of wood
and timber lot all purposes The said Estate Is susceptible Of DIT
@ 'n At least three good farms and unless sold III body
We .d to -u purchasers There upon The farm new,
n ,"mnoi"u brick House, covered wit! slate contain
f ~, ai- ny cellars &c bcick office and kitchen, ICE
t,sr STONE s"u. house and every necessary out bu,idn.
S l:Se - ,'t To dover which has been land OF ~ dc.
ee VI Ine "u WI"h VIII be shewn the day OF sale and
wch may be purchased The ,efm then 10 be made known.
a, ' @ t ana race, the undersigned will offer for
sale another Tract OF Land containing about O7l acres aud is
known by the Of Marsh Farm N The comfy of Fau0uer
adlons the lands of William Skinker and Dr. Copton aud
known Manufacturing Mills. Thee On This Farm small bu,
comfortable improvements. ' '
And the tine and place the UNDERSIGNED win offer
it ae small Tract OF Land lying The GmIr Vine Meet
as house. in the South East Rappannnotk rouniy
formerly property of Major Roberts morr n,rc,,, s
stiigton Of which will he given the DAY Of sale
Aud tho undersigned WILL the i day Of Octub.r 1912 >.
r ert door Of the Farmers Hotel in the Of rteJrck,
"s otter for sale, public auctiUn Tract Of W,od
abon 20 acres living in the county Of Spoylvana on
t Turnpike miles from and be-
"een The lands owned by Mr. u b. Scmpe VIM B. tioe
me e'r upon which the said Tracts of Land are offered for
as a'e As follows TO wtonc fourth cash. or al sho, date
nom e day of sas;he deferred payments 10 be- secured hy
''Ad' with good security and deeds of The premises
JOHN 8. WEXFORD,
Commissioner and Executor Of D. Crinnan
'"e' ~ 30-tds
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twice n week,

r,stsTEE'S SALE OF NAit ABLE kEaL L., E Th,yea;t
,,.u,nr. Of n Heed of Trust executed by iieh's ;a
-, 1nes Rnwiines deceased and 10 The underS.ene"'
% d, The 9Th day Of April 1897, and Of record IL, ". u,
3 rour, nf Halifax for the purpose o' securing .u. n
''- S. IN The Farmers Bank of Virginia. II as SUI.
shall on Monday, the 7il day OF oe'hsr n 's ra iu
" m The next fair day proceed 10 SELL on the premises
,,,,Inn a very valuable tract ot Land shuaseu IN thr
& -, Iyal,,iv sixteen miles n f. OF III" Cor house, on
'' ,..s adjoining lands of Col. Henry Sarrinelon ana
" - containing too acres, lone hall oi winch IS Sani
c,,s,na crnw, woods, with an abundant supply oil t
' ,r,., The following more particular descrp'l"h i
.'r,,,v J.. given well acquainted WIN u: lncc y
,s ict 81 Land from 100 10 100 acres o good nranoh @
=. IN sI repair. under good cultivation" reniark'n! wen
- ,uated very 10 th- man Snhth western r"i",
The s,a.r IN. aud tepas>eS three times week an"
W., ,od rr and mill and cotton machine, which etsa'
orr. the value Of the in5ered land The r"ads l" ana
1au,ilnn in every direction are iihe ne helsipo'
W. ~ r,marsalle the health, intelligence, moraity ana
% n II. ey.ts The buildings consist al small bnt com
dwelling AT present occupied by the "verseer, WIN "ht
~ Suffice the place. This Estate Is well worth Tue al
,..i.,n ci capitalists
me '''"4' u '"'' ROBERT C. NICHOLAS, Trustee.
3l--tds
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TINE Misses NELSON will Harding Schol for young
yi,p6yat- r ll October hlpslfs nrnrhre
Dam Depot, upon Y ii6a Railroad The situation Of the
sInol 4 very r- being IN region well known Tor rs
or and wholesome a!so easy Of access, as carriage
al any these who iay arrive NJ Inc karoah
Depot, The Of instruction III TINS school WIN consist u
os-thrr with the French Language and Music Ut de-
s;,.iI man the Piano Guitar The most careful attention
VIA an M rad IL the religions instruction and moral depor
men. pupils being Thought that they III be best hteu
lar uscfune<s world hy learning live nf the next Inc
srboafc wear from October To July both inclusive
the motifs August and Seicinher hcng time oi vacation
r terms are For Board aud Tuition in all the branches, e1
cent Music $780, r ssc, upon thr Piano or Guitar WIN use
Of The Instrument, $50, payable half yearly IN ndvanSe Refer
enc may be made tie K. Rev. r Mcide, Rev W y Zen
dsou En- i.ish Srhoo of Va, Pni!p Nrson ESQ, Mlwo'
Clarke co Mr. rcrsc., of Eictmn Application lor
admission 10 he school made 10 Taoras Nelson, ESP,
richmond or Wm Nelson, Esp, Beaver Jam Depot, Hanover
county, Va. aa-,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

THO TIE pUnI.lc-Thc subscriber, living near stafford
i Courthouse, Virginia, has recently c'e''0u y" ~ ~
Propelled hnses according to The iacn OF 'he a'e =
Moore aud a. the Paientee did, ny his i' WIN anu
testament fully invest with all right ME an" 'nfle ~
vcnd, contracts, he hereby Invites Tue I" S ~
Inspect Mill aud sell indivuna county ""' saw
ri-hs. raon accommodating terms. ,, ,,xa. ,,Sho,s
i- Mil, propelled horses, can cInn hrec bushes
ou and il is believed would srInd hvn she.s Nm,
huses. The power can be applea 10 Jaw
Gins Wheat Theshnc Machines &C, me Hut, "
which attached the Mill by only Tue anuona . W
7irssmr part; thus combineu presents
advantages large Farmers who Will not only save al III
TOLL say least but will be able 10 thresh our her graz" "
the power. 80, .,, -, oxoa.d
$500 rhresns box attached wna DEPEND so,e
what upon the Kind and locaou winch wouu vary e
p.ice under any other circumstances. ,,.,,.,
The following Certificate from those VINO nave useu w. s
ground this MILL will show the power ann u'y ~ @
vention. ~ .i.h 5000 ~ :, ,bs Jiorse
This il 10 certify that we had Corn Ground al .ns no
Mill lately erected by Mr. William F. Monrr maj nahes ca
celent Meal, that well pleased potn WIN CIV, q
'iy nnu qua"y " '"' .a'' TAI,IAFEREO S. KENDALL.
WILLIAM ALSOP,
RICHARD BRIOWELL,
JOHN KNIGHT,
PERRY PATTERSON,
ROBERT b. TAYLOR
Reference to Vim A. Jackson, President OF rIcde'eAss
Union Mannas,aha. Company, FIcdefieKsbars w. ,as
Rept. 10
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
mnorIorc of Urn ennis H1r,I,rUre rlfIrrU N


importers of Dry Goods, Hardrarc Cutlery and Guns
orpo.iIE THE EXCHANGE BasK,
RE by arrivals direct un Liverpool James
N River their Fall Importation 10 which they invite the aen
ton of country merchants generally.
In their Dry Goods apartment will be found the best
Blankets, Napt cottonS lllins
Cloths, CassimercS, Nc>nes
Prints, Camhr;cs, Liner, Flannels
Saitinets, kfr.cys. Jeans, Hosiery. Gloves
Ribbons. Lace- Eaeinrs, shawi-, Ilandkerchefs
Threads, and all kinds Of Domestcs.
Superior French Blankets
Ready made London Ovrrcoats
Extra sui;rFiine Beaver Cloths
Leather I.eccins and Caters
Iirilurt Seine Irvine
IlarLli1m. Nh. . Snuff.
In the arLwa department. which distinct from that Of The
Dry Goods, they n.lrr-
Rodgers pen. pocket and table Cutlery and Scissors
E!.s' ana Wade X Butchers celebrated Razurs
Butchers and e.ves Sous Files Tools, Rasps and Saws
Spears lil:d and hack Saws
James aud other makes of wood and brass Screws
l'arks Ilu,inw ware aud broad Pui Hinges
Carpenters and all other kinds Of Knob Locks and Iaicles
Pad chest I'LL, trunk and cupboard Locks
Brass aud iron CaEdcSticks 81 I'll kinds
Trace, halter, dag OK and lc. Chains
llnise shoe and wrought Nails; also, cut Nails
Timed and common Tcakees and Saucepans
Wedding, killing garden Hoes aud Races
Sad Irons and Tutors do.
Anvils and Vices, seigc and hand Hammers
AIDES, AAes. IIarchcts and hand Axes
Mill cross cut, pit and lf1Ed Saws of MI kinds
Spades and SlInvclS, and >. 2 and prong Forks
Iiutsc, cotton and wool Cards
Brass Tenders
Selves, Coffee Mills and Bed Cords
Bright and annoalrd Wire, from nos TO 80
Fairbanks warranted Scales, at Agency price, To weigh from
! CL0to 30C0
rarrd Sadlrry Siirrups rrdle 1is and Bride Leahers
Shot Bets and Powder Horns and Fiasks
Common very superior and double Guns and Pistols
HayIur Co.'s shear and German Sieels, by tile case
Tin Plate aud Block Tin and Castings, &C., &C., &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

LOR LEASE the Coal Mines well known as Bouns rits,
sometimes, called Etna Pits recently worked ny "
Brown Co.. immediately adjoining the r'a,k eaih Wines 10
the county Of Chesterfield. The coal from these mines status
upquesoncd equality has long bet used tor
purposes and especially approved forge and smiths Coa
The passage the Tariff giving the Coal business rea-
sonabe peiection renders properly at this Time an adpan-
object TO disposed 10 engage IN the
With Mines the Lessee can upon reasonable
Top the other underground engine
these engines good working condition. the
nconsderabe lie put IN working c"nhl
The lease will be liberal time and en FOR nfiher
particulars, apply Alexander Duvai IN or Tue
scrihrr living III The mines. ELiJah bho aM.i-L
SIM M 3s-tlstDec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

SOUTHERN BOARDING AND DAY SCiOO.-Mr. rer
- siro School will open again The inst Monday In oc'o
ne n for the rerep,ion of boadrrs and day scholars
Mrs Orrick Of the late Mrs. Peslco wiz pressure oe'
The donir arrangements of the Institution
The subject Education has always been cHo :"
uaramsu,i ard magnitude To the Principal nc wv
rrea, rorts which lis humble efforts are aFc.'eu a. nv
mind an. IN: heart His ai, therefore. shall he NE no'l e
crni az intellectual! culture: ard, while the c"'e"
different teachers Of ir establishment are GiteGc.
developing the qualities and powers OF Tue 'ha tey
shall ais hear view, the human heart caa.e :. &c
ruIar of Education. Convinced, rs The racpai -
This truth always assigned TO Religion the hshssl o
In proof thereof condition Of the qralhca'ians o
teachers is their belonging aCknow cugcu ..aoA
Church: that morning and evening" the Whole iniy may "
semhe in one chorus of rrae around The family altar.
Teachers undnub;cd qualifications viii attend 10 All e IN
rls and gentleman of this city, Wen KNOW 'o' m
n,rly and scholarship will share in The labor OF the school
The French Italian and Spanith languages are heh in"
spoken in the family. p;.,t,u
Tho Principal being Of bulh Music and RAINING
ran h some degree o confidence assert that these Two o
rhtfu branches of Education thoroughly Taught IN LIS
School, =, a..
Sir Pcryco thinks impossible 10 estimate properly 'hs
ororrc - Of pup uness The Principal is himself acquainted
sI The branches taught his School, because however sreS MS
friendly ctudc their advancement may he AN never
cpae results except Judgment be put in requsion Indeed
no which IS not directed ny Know
ledge aud experience 1T, o., NJ p,,,ec.
| Rev. Mr. Magnon. -, p.,,,;,,,
shoekoe Hill Richmond, Va. "a ;.
/ supt. I6 Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

y IcHMoND MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The Winter term Of
NJ Lectures in this institution will Monday, the
3st al October, aud cunllnne months.
John Cullen d. Professor Uf the Theory and Practice OF Me-
dcur.
h. W. Cnmberlayne, NJ d. Professor of Maera Medica and
Therapeutics.
L. l.. Ruainan W D., Professor Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Thomas Johnson 81 d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
aug L. Warner H. d. ProlesUr Surgery aud Surgical Ana
:omy.
$ aiaupu i. D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Professors Cullen and Warner will each deliver Clinical
Lectures week. in the nhmlry The College; Professor John
House, Professor Cliambcrlaync
occasional Lectures the PrnieDary and City Hospital
trrcns present themselves. These institutions irnsi
large number o instructive and the Clinical
Lectures, III Of which Student will he admitted without
with the tyres Snn,-rn diseases aud Witnessing the Hppro
pirate The Surgical admitted into the College
nrmay aur the Professor 81 Surgery opportunities Of
forming ri the anl minor operations before tile class
The facilities for TIE study Of practical Anatomy ate nnsurpassd
where Th- dissection l. must ample and the
extensive Anatomical Museum Is well stored with healthy aud
nIo,bt! preparations.
The CenraI Apparatus and collection Of specimens in Mate
aiedn complete In nc the Institution offers FACT
e for the prosecution oil Medical studies unsurpassed by any
similar Institution III this country.
Fees So 10 each Professor.
The price Of Beard, including fuel lights, servants attend
ance, &c, is flom 50 80 10 s. no per week.
AUG. l.. WARNER Dean Of the Faculty.
July I9-3m
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GOO REWARD Ran away from the ,nlscribr in the county
sou Of King William January last, negro
man. GEORGE He "a of are, and about feet
ar high; head ard face; slor. hair;
rrna kab,y small ewes ears Hat Eose small mouth, thick
lips thru beard; OF his front upper teeth Is out IN cone
ocr Of de- ny his complexion dark brown and has been shot
ON the left side of close examination the impression
Of The shot may he is ound,sinndered; mas small
,nd walks with knees close together his toes turned Ou his
ryL foot turned out more the left when spoken to IN
good humor smile his counenanee hut when spoken
10 ru,hv H. has down confused Had when he
co,r,e wo,en dyed ciohes have heard he has pass
in my name, Al work IN Richmond anu on le
cnu!oypd in boat; did not hear whether 1t
was and he has been seen III Tue heiehoof
hood Of Burnctt's Tavern, Hanover county. !,
S''' !" s'o " ' " ANN 5. MEREDITH.
Go, 39-oaw6wt