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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, l944.

There seems to be in both Houses of Congress
TO enter without DELAY upon the actual despatch of
business. In the Senate, to-day, sundry calls lor
information and resolutions of inquiry were adopt
MI Alea eG 1hje Rd fal ps
the Oregon negotiation. This was earnestly re-
sisted by Mr. Archer Of Virginia, on the ground
that important and DELEGATE negotiations were still
pending, and pretty sharp alteration arose, but
Allen triumphed and carried his point, "a to 10.
M'Duf1ie's Joint resolution for the annexation of
Texas embodies the material articles of the re-
ieced treaty. and declares that those articles shall
become The supreme law Of the land" immedI-
ateIy on their being adopted in like manner by
Texas.
Mr.. Benton's bill for the remuneration of Tex
as, requires the consent of Mexico, and several
other conditions which the true land stealers will
not accept, but it will serve as a screen for north
ern democrats who may wish to vote against M
DUTIES motion.
Mr.. Cushing's treaty with China is before the
Senate. 1t is reported that the wings of the Senate
will now, after Mr. Clay's defeat, consent to the
appointment of such man as Chancellor Val
worth to the bench of the Supreme Court, after
dcpriving the principal commercial district in the
country of the services Of a Circuit Judge for a
whole year Mr. Tyler has renewed the nomina-
ton of Judge King, Of Phadel phia, to fill the
other vacancy.
In the House. motion was made and carried /,
TO go into COtnnlUec OF the WnOe on tle Otdle vi
the Union, Mr.. Cave johnson in the chair, Mr..
Duncan's bill was first taken up 1t prescribes
Tuesday after the first Monday in November, as
the day for appointing presidential electors in all
the States. Provision is made for the legislatures
ofthe several States to prescribe the mode Of fill
ing vacancies, and also the manner of proceeding
in case of the failure to choose electors by the
people.
Duncan's bill being now laid aside to be report
lD6t o tha he ttnnD nj m
bill brought in by Mr. Houston of Alabama, to re-
ducc and graduate the price ofthe public lands in
favor of actual settlers. This bill provides that
any lands which have Or shall have been in the
market unsold for five years may be entered to the
amount OF $40 acres, for dollar per acre, to
actual settler, or the owner eff an adjoining farm
who wants it for his own use. After having beer
offered for ten years, 1t may be entered at seventy
five cents; after fifteen years at fifty cents; and af
ter twenty years, at twenty-five cents per acre.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
IsaARMG9a

In Barre, 18th inst, Phneas Thompson, Esq,
aged 70.
In Burlington, Dec II, Hon. Heman Allen
formerly member of Congress, aged GO.
In Swanton, on 18th ult, Hon James Fisk aged
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OBJ VI ESMONT.
TO THE FREEYuEN OF THE FOURTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF SAID
State:
WHEREAS, the officers appointed by law, to
W receive and canvass the votes, given on the
second Tuesday of November A. D. 1914, in said
District, for Representative to represent this
State in the Congress of the Unitel States, have
given notice to the undersigned, Governor of said
State, that no person had received majority Of
said votes given in said District, and have for
warded to me a statement of the number of votes
given for each person, as follows, to wit:
For Paul Dillingham;, jr 5,997
George B. Chandler, SAL
George Putnam, 1880
L. B. Peck, 6
Kiah Bailey, 9
Charles H. Ceaveland,
Daniel Dodge As.
you are required to meet in the several towns in
said Dirrict, on the first Tuesday in January
next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the same
places where the meetings were last holden for the
election of Representative to Congress, to elect
person to represent this State in the Congress OF
the United States; which meetings are to be con-
Quoted, in all things, according to the provisions
of the Statutes in such case made and provided
Given under my hand and the seal of said
State, at Middlebury, this 30th day of
G November, Ammo Domoni, one thousand
- ~ eight hundred and orty-four, and of the
independence of the United States, the
sixty-ninth.
WILLIAM SLADE.
BY the Governor.
GEO. P. BEAMAN, Secretary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20

zS&sASs.
CASH STORE!
NEW GQDqDHDS!!
LY:N.R.s' s. KING,
EEAVE great pleasure in giving notice our friends IN
"A Il this vicinity Lamoille and other sections Of the
State, that we have received
bales sHEETING, at IA per yard
s do do do
10 do do 8, heaviest and best,in market
20 Ps BROAD CLOTHS, from 81 rs to $50 per yard>
100 Ps PRINTS, from IA TO Is.
so Ps ALPACCAS, from Is to rs cts.
10 Ps ZENOBIA, 3s to Is.
20 Ps CASSlMERES, IS to 9s.
100 SHAWLS, French styles, from "a to So
so doz. winter GLOVES.
100 UMBRELLAS, from SIC to- l so,
20 Ps heavy PILOT CLOTHS.
In fact, we have all kinds of =-0D&D MD%
that ask for to keep off the cold ana peng stor'~
--AESO--
10 rolls CARPETING, having been appointed agents fSe
selling Carpeting, we can furnish at Boston prices.
20 Kdderminser and Lowell RUGS.
3 Ps beautiful FLOOR CLOTHS.
Ps COTTON CARPETlNG.
2 ps STAIR CARPETlNG
20 doz Fur and Fur trimmed CAPS.
| 10 bales BUFFALO ROBES
Also.
One of the most beautiful assortments of
CROCKERY
from New York. ever offered in this market, and at cOs
and freight.
Also,
HARD WARE, of every description for family useH
AEsG,
| 3 cases Thick Boots, hes. articles, 225
| cases Calcutta Boots, $50.
100 prs India Rubbers.
| so do do Fur lined.
| 80 prs Misses Rubbers.
1t would be impossible for TO enumerate the many
tcles which have for sae-but will give notice thaS
we shall have this week
tons Pororico Sugars,
1000 lbs Loaf do.
boxes Havana Sugars,
| 10 bags Coffee,
| 10 chests Tea,
90 bags Pepper and Spice.
lids Moasses,
ton Saleratus,
10 Dbl Rock Salt;
! Which will be sold at Boston cost, with the freight
added no mStdks' We have pursued the CASH
TEN the last three years, and find gives much bet
Ter satisfaction goods low all must be satisfied
Montpelier Oct, l. ls44 "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
Dec. 10, 1914.

Aalotion was made yesterday, in the Supreme
Court, by Mr.. Treadwel, for writ of habeas
corpus to bring up Thomas w. DOrr, of Rhode
Island that he may petition for writ OF error.
The Texas question is up in both Houses; Nc
Duties plan having been introduced to-day by
Mr.. G. j. Ingersoll, on report of the committee on
foreign affairs The Public mind should now be
directed to this point with intense socltude, and
the most strenuous efforts should be made, in ply
ing every sort of legitimate influence, both upon
the two Houses aud upon individual members, to
deepen their convictions Of the evil of anneXaten,
and to strengthen their determination to resist it at
every hazard.
The position of the Liberty party is beginning
to be understood here, and its power is already
felt. cannot but contrast the present aspect OF
things with what it was when first came here four
years ago What would have been the influence
of the party now, had the hundreds, perhaps some
Thousands, in the free states, who were deceived
and debased by Wing fasehoods, only stood firm.
In the Senate, resolution was offered by Mr..
Phelps, of Vermont, which lies over one day by
the rule, calling for information concerning the
amount 9th debts of Texas, as they were at the
time of the late treaty and they are now; also
for the quantity of land in Texas granted success
lively by the old Spanish government, by Mexico
and by Texas, both before and since the treaty.
Petitions were again called for this morning, and
Mr.. Giddings dsburdened his desk of a consldera-
BILE variety ofanti-savery memorials. The first one
presented by Mr.. G. prayed for the abolition of
slavery in the District of Columbia. Mr., Black,
of Georgia, raised the question of reception and
then Il son,o vvn= played Instead Of moving
to lay the question of reception on the table, some
stakeholder, gives notice of wish to debate the
queston-and as all petitions giving rise to debate
are by the rules laid over until another day, and
this is the short session, in which it is hardly like
lily the docket will be reached at all, they are thus
effectuay disposed ol-or the present.
AT length one was presented, praying for an al
iteration of the constitutions so as base represen-
tation upon the free population, else admit the
animal property of the North to be represented
Mr. Dromgoole moved that the petition be laid on
the table. Carried--195 to 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
WAsBINGToN, Dee. IS, 1914.

w ASBINGTON, Oef. 10; 1914.
BIRNEY.-The Ohio State journal, of th9Bh,
says, "The Phanthropist withdraws from its
columns the name of James G. Brney as a candid
ate for president in lS4S. A wise movement that
A fair and full reply to this large shot from large
gun (the same, by the way that first gave curren-
cy to the forged eterD would be to say, The
State journal withdraws the name of Henry Clay
from its columns as candidate for president in
l848. A wise movement that" Is it not so2 A
marked difference between the two men is this,
that James G. Birney has served his party, and
Henry Clay has destroyed his.
KEYrUcKY.-'The Wing papers have exulted
yond that OF the Wing candidate for Governor in
August But the official return of the number OF
votes cast, shows that Clay's vote is only 1875
more than Owsley's; while Folks vote is $685.
less than Buffers. The number of votes for
Clay is 81, ,255; for Polk, 81 988; Clays majority
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
NayIOr e. Co.'s Cast Steel,

Nonstantly on hand and for sale at small q
" vance by BALDWIN, SCOTT g. CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS mo
- one medicine has ever been more counter
fced than Rowand's Tonic Mixlure-the strong
est ,'roof that no one has ever been more POPULAR
This, however, calls for the greater vigilance on
the pau of fever and ague patients, to avoid the
1ousand cheats by means OF which their suffer
ings will be prolonged, instead OF being promptly,
radically, and permanently cnred by procuring
that old faro,iic and sterling remedy. The only
true, ORIGINAL, and genuine RowanaS (lmprovea)
Tonic Mixture guarded by the trriiien Signature
of John r. Rowand, OF a paper ndel, which pass
es across the mouth of every bottle of the hnc
article, and must he destroyed in drawing the cork
Merchants of integrity and honesty deal in The
true Tonic Mixture. Knaves and lmpostors sell
the countcrlcils A word TO The wise IS enough
Sold bv all the respectable Druggists in Rich
mond, Petersburg, fredericksburg Norfolk, &c
Sole Proprietor, (aSain,l mn.
JOHN X. ROWLAND, Phila.,
Graduate OF University OF Penn.
90 l5-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
OLD PRINCE EDWARD.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Messrs. Editors: The modification and d'sap-
pointment of the Wings are becoming every Gay
more and more palpable and apparent. Inc re,
suit of the late Democratic Convention, instead
of producing, as they had confidently nopea, ol-
vision and dismay in our ranks. mas peen every
dial sunnort Of a great party. Disarmed of all
rover td villiy and abuse, they have been uIex-
rpec,edlv drawn into contest, where the influence
IF personal popularity and party misrepresenta-
ton can have no efiectual bearing in determining
The Great ISM at stake. BY the unwavering and
eternal principles Of 90, we now abide that ISSUE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

C,EABROOk'S WAPEHOUSE-It affords
- the Inspectors OF this Warehouse pleasure to
inform the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that Scabrook's Warehouse is
now in good order for the reception OF Tobacco;
that ample insurance against fire will be made on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse: the rate OF dray-
age is the same rs TO oiher warehouses; Tia;
freight will be paid on all Tobacco sent TO them;
Thai their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business of the Warehouse and every effort made
on their part 10 expedite business.
THos. T. JOHNSON, inspectors,
Ton ~ 1S-aawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FARM FOR
v SALE-On the 18th of July next, we VIII
sell at Public Auction on the premises, that most
valuable Estate, situated on James River, IN inc
county OF Albemarle, called "Valmont whercoi
Thomas Burton died possessed, being Inc same
Tract purchased BY the said Burton, OF Carter
Fl Harrison. This Farm contains about 5oo
acres OF which one hundred are James River bot
tom OF the best quality-aboGt 2I5 acres OF inc
bigh land are cleared, and in high state oil I'M
proyement-the balance in wood, well tlmDereo'
The whole Farm is admirably adapted 10 the
growth of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, &C IL nes
Immediately contiguous TO the very 1lourishins
town of Scottsville one of the best markets IN inc
State for all kinds of Agricultural products
while il extends for upwards of mile along tne
James River Canal, by means OF which, theie Is
at all times direct communication win RICH
mond, so miles distant. The Improvements are
a most comfortable Dwelling House, ana an con-
vcnient Out-houseS, Barns, Tobacco Houses,
&c, &c.
7rrmsofmlc-s30 600 will be required in cash
for the balance, a credit of one and two year,
will be given-the purchaser giving Bond, WIZ
approved security, and Deed Of Trust on Il, Ihe
property, 10 secure the deferred payments Inc
title is unquestionable.
yr DR.. G. C. Payne, or John B. Hart, Esq,
Of Scottsville, will show the land to any one dls
posed to examine it.
ABRA. SHEPHERD, Jr.,l Administrators o
THOMAS C. PAYNE, 7Hos. Burton. dee'd
n B. The above sale was advertised for inc
5th instant, but was postponed on account OF inc
inclemency of the weather 1t will take place on
the 18th July next without fail. :,
June 1G 12-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

40 NEGROES FOR SALE-Thc sub
Co() scriber will SELL by private contract, ii
Families and lois to suit purchasers, the above
named number of likely and valuable negroes at
an nv' lime between the present date and the first OF
December nexl. or until that number or there
abouts is disposed of Southern planters and oln-
ers rising to purchase, are requested 10 call up
On rho subscriber. residing near Loretto Post o.
flee Essex county, va-and all letters ofenn9uiry'
, noa gaid will be promptly attended to- The IA
cilities for transportation, by land or water, are
very good, and the negroes. as lot, are equal TO
anv ever Offered for sale in va.
-"' RICHARD BAYLOR,
Iulv lift Executor of Rob't P Warins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

T AND FOR SALE IN FLUVANNA
IL COUNTY.-The subscriber offers for sale
a Tract of Land, lying on The Machunk Creek,
in Fluvanna county, twelve miles South OF the
Town OF Charlottesville and about four miles
from Union Mills, on the Rivanna The upper
part OF Big Machunk runs through the land and
has at all seasons sufficient water TO turn Grist
or Saw Mill About forty acres of the land are
clenred-thirty Of which are under cultivation,
and well enclosed-the balance (1G4 acrcs,) is
well stocked, with timber of original growth. II
is believed to contain some as fine timber, coax,
Hickory, Pine, and Beech,) Is can be found on
any land Eas, of the Blue Ridge. Situated within
two miles Of a Saw Mill, four miles from The XXI,
wanna, and but few miles from the Richmond
and Louisa Rail Road, the Oa& Timber alone t Is
sufficient to pay the price asked torihc land nc
land is rich Meadow and fine Tobacco land
There is perhaps no better Tract, (of like siZe,j
for quality OF land, and advantages OF location
South OF the Mountains.
There is on the land in good repair, a bWei-
ling House. one and half stories high-twenty
nv thirty feet with other buildings for securing
the crop also, two excellent Springs. A por-
ton of the land is now in Corn and Oats. Mr.
Priddy, who al present resides on the Tract and
Mr.. Bowles, residing in the neighhorfood, VIII
show the land, and point out the boundaries TO any
one DESTROYS OF purchasing. The title IS paqnes,
tionaL.e Forturther information line addressed
to the undersigned at Richmond Virginia, VIII
receive promp, attention. ,,rrnr
Inpe o. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
w. K. MhS'O-N,
S-WtdS Con

nRUST sALE-By virtue of Deed of
Trust, executed to the subscriber, by Chas.
Fl Mallory and wife, and duly recorded in the he
Clerks Office of Hanover County Court, will be
sold, to the highest bidder on the premises on
Monday the sh Of July next !, ,nr n ,here
in exnressed small piece OF land, lying in The
said county. on the Souhanna river, and on the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road containing ten acres, on which there is a
r good two story Dwelling House, Kitchen and
Sbocshin-all new, and built of good materials.
This is q very desirable residence for small ia
my being in healthy and most ta res ,pee nd
nv Ike authority will be Sold 10 the highest bid,
d Gs A1 = Mare and Colt, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and the Plantation Utensils o.
said MALLORY. Terms will be made known on the
daw If sale ID. G. BROWN, Trustee:
Hanover, June a. H-Wto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

r UDLAM. PRESTON & Co. TorAcco
IL AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Riciaond, a.-AlaLe liberal advances Oh con-
sgnmcnls To their address.
June Is 12-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
June %

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC;-The sub
Y scriber has recently opened Tavern in the
town Of New Canton, for the accommodation OF
his friends and the public. New Canton is sI-
atcd on the right bank of the James River IN the
county of Buckingham, and within halt mile
of the James River Canal He is determined 10
snare no pains necessary 10 accommodate COM
td1tablv and agrceably all who may call upon
him. Persons in the neighbolhood of BuckIng-,
ham court house. or within reasonable distance OF
New Canton, wishing 10 take the boat on the ca
nal going up or down, will find it TO their interest
as well as comfort to call upon him. He will al
WAYS have ready some agreeable conveyance 10
carry passengers from his house to the boat, ana
from the boat To his house.
The two horse post coach, running from Buck,
;nahan court house TO New Canton and back .
times week, puts up with him, and an arrange
ment has been made, so that the coach reaches
New Canton each evening on which the boat
rocs down, time enough Tor persons going 10 Ken,
mond to take passage on the boat Tor the laiteI
place. and leaves New Canton the next morning
after the boat going up reaches the latter Place'
Nm Canton Iune 81. 1914. 13-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.
r A. MARTIN, No Sc, Nam Street, ne1a
;, door Gelor London, ITiRingh0m s Dfe'rTyS
Dry Goods Store. respectfully invites the attention
of The citizens of Richmond, and the public gene
,ally. to an entire new stock of Ready Made
c;oihing. manufactured very recently BY MN, IN
fashionable STYLE and substantial manner, from
wrl-selected stock of Goods of the latest lmpor-
tations ;,,onds
keeping constantly on hand sna TeIngs Whe
Brown and Figured Linens for Goats and Pants,
and variety Of wo5s'sd and c ors o the
n ~, manner. al the shortest notice.
Also. full supply Of sentlemen's Shirts, DO
SONS Collars Stocks, Scarfs, Tics Handker-
chiefs. Gloves, suspenders, together with every
other article apperaining to sentlemens wear
all Of which will be sold at New YORK prices.
a. Goods made at this establishment lare war =,
ran,ed both as regards durability and perfect III
J. A. NJ. hopes, by strict attention and 81. close
application TO business. to merit ana receive
share of the public patronage. Cavity
Nav 10 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

D2. CHARLES II. SMITH offers his pro
~ fcssiona services to the citizens Of Rich
mond Oilicc-on Main street. over The Store OF
Messrs. Lipscomb s; Jones. next 10 Shockoe
creek Julv > lt-3i+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

COLLEGE INFIRMARY.-The lease upon
~ the building at present occupied as an In
firmary BIZ the Faculty Of the Medical Depart
lnen Of Hampden Sidney College, being about to
expire, notice is hereby given, that patients will
not be received into the Institution from and after
the first day of July until farther notice.
A spacious building for an in6rmary is now
being erected in connexion with the College Edi-
lice. 1t will be completed in the course of the en-
suing Fall, when the Faculty hope to have the
pleasure Of announcing greatly improved arrange
nents for the accommodation Of the sick.
S. MAUPIN, NJ. D., President.
June % 15-t
r MEN AND DRILLING COATS.-White,
IL Plaid Grass and Brown Linen Dress and
Frock Goats
White Linen Round Jackets at 81.
Grass and Brown Linen Jackets, 81 % TO -.
White Drill Pants.
all prices.
Those in want of the above, or any other arti.
eie IN The Clothing line will please call at 100,
Nam Street. SILAS MERCHANT.
June - l2-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

VANILLA BEAN.-A lot of very superior
v Vanilla Bean, just received by steamer no
F. Stockton, for sale by
July lI-Wl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that have been ar,
~ po;n;cl agent and attorney in fact Tor Youc
S Rust. late oil the city OF Richmond, by virtue OF
power OF attorney executed By him and duly al
tested, bearing date the la;h day OF June 1911, by
which all other powers Of attorney are revoked
cancelled ard annullcd. All persons, therefore
indebted To said loucl $ Rust Will be required to
make immediate settlement with the subscriber
and those having claims against him will present
bo .ap,o c,r s,,.tlnment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

4 AfELIA ACADEMY-The next Session
a will commence Sept. lst, and end July Isl,
SIS.
Board and Tuition, Sl5o-S75 to be paid Sept.
Isl SIS February lst Punctual attendance al
,0ecommencement of the session IS earnestly re-
guessed. Refer TO WM H. HARRISON.
T~r Direct. (post paid, Elk Hip. O, Amelia
July4 lift W. II. d.
MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
WI VIRGINIA.-The Seventh Winter session
ii the Medical Department of Hampton Sidney
COLLEGE, will commence in Richmond on the last
Monday in October 0he 2sth,) and continue un-
1.-The las, of February following.
John Cullen, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory anu
P'ac'icc of Medicine.
Augs. 1. Warner, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery
cqt Surgical AnatomV
l.. w Chamberlayne, NJ. D., Professor 81
therapeutics and lMatcria .Med'ca.
R. L. Bohannan, NJ D., Professor Of Obsfe-
i.ies and Diseases of IVomcn and Ch,tdrcn
socrates Maupin, NJ. D., Professor Of Chcmas-
ia and Pharmacy.
Jc.fries Wyman, NJ D., Professorof Anotony
oud I,awiolocy ,
A commodious and elegant College and mfr,
mary Building is in progress OF erecti' n, ana
will he completed by the opening OF the session !;
has been so arranged, as to afford to the Student
every convenience and comfort and Will enable
The Faculty to extend 10 him all the advantages
ana facilities for thorough education, which
the present advanced condition fMedical Science
demands. The College Infrmary, City Aims
house, Armory and Penilentiary, afford ample,
means for instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery. while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy, and operative Surgery, are unsurpas-
sed PHYSICIANS in the country, who do not re-
ceiye the catalogue, which will be issued during
his month, (Juiy,) will please send their adj
dresses, (post paid) to the Dean:
AUGS. L. WARNER, M. d.,
Dean of the Faculty.
In,r l6-tlstNov
p, The Richmond Wing, National lntelligen.
Ger, and Globe washington will insert in coun'
trv paper until the first of November