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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
1N1 VlRGINIA.-Thc Seventh Winter Session
OF the Medical Department of Hampden Sidney
College, will commence in Richmond on the last
Monday in October, Ohe 2Slh,) and continue nm
til the last OF February following.
John Cullen, M. d., Professor Of Theory and
Pr0stice of Jfcdiciac
Augs L. Warner, NJ. D., Prefssor Of Surgery
Gnd Surgical inatomN.
L. w. Chambcrlayne, NJ. d., rrofssor of
Therapeutics aad INaiefia 1edica.
Z. l.. Bohannan, NJ. d., Prof.&sor of OjS'c-
hics AMI Diseases Of IIomca and Citl!Fca
Socrates Maupin, NJ. D., Professor Of Cica,is-
try Gnd Pt0rmacy
Jelirics Wyman, NJ. D., PreteSorof Anasomy
and PtgNoicsg
a commoious and elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress OF erection and
will be completed by the opening of the session,
il has been SO arranged as 10 afford 10 the Student
every convenience and comfort, and will enable
the Faculty TO extend TO him all the advantages
and facilities for a thorough education, which
the prescn; advanced condition of Medical Science
demands. The College Infirmarv, City Aims
house, Armory and Penitentiary, afford ample
means Tor instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy. and operative Surgery, arc unSurpas-
Sod. Physicians in the country, who do mol re-
ceivc the catalogue, which will be issued during
this month, (July) will please send their adj
dresses, (post paid) 10 the Dean.
AUGS. L. WARNER, NJ d.,
Dean of The FacpLg
July2 I6-tlStNov
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FUEL FOR STEAM VESSELS.

BUREAU OF CoS,rnucrIus, EQuiPaENI AND REP'ra,
September =, LILA
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Fuel for steam Vessels, viii be received this
Bureau, unit, O'Clock, L. NJ. of The irst al October
next, for furnishing aud delivering Tor thr use Of the
Navy the following quantities and descriptions u! Coal
at The Navy Yards specified, va:
II the .yary Yard, Chd,ie,.o,rR, Massachusetts,,
Six hundred tons cf btnmlnous coal.
II tie Nary Yard, Brooklyn, Mem York,
One thousand tons of hiinnnuus Goa aud three hun
Grei tens of anthracite coal.
IT the Nary Yard, 90sp5r,, Frgiaia.
one thousand tons OF buminons cent, and three hun
dTei tGhs ul acillracite coal.
Il, the .lary Yard, nea, psnsa-cia, Florida,
One thousand tons Of bitumnous coal.
find at Ere, PENNSYLVANIA,
Four hundred tons nt hltIinnuts coal
The hole quantity may be- delivered early rs suits
the convenience of lEe persons with whom con;iact.
,hai hr made hut nj least hai must he delivered
before the 3lst OF cc mber nrAt aud the Whole al II
before the 1T day Of April. ieiJ.
All lie 10 lie of The best quality, ard free
as Iussitlr om Other substances, and particularly
from sulphur. The hrnminous Cual must be dry, clean
lump coal, and if required must he sepa at.d al
delivery nj the respective points 81 that II shall liz
ti,facrIy Ia the Cnmmandani ol the Yard, 10 the
persons appointed hy him, Ia inspect The same in This
particular, we'll n N all others. before 1t can he
ceiv, tor he United Slaes. Preference Will be given
taken fom mines pits the United States,
when ui equal quality and sample.
The anthmcIrc coal NUT br broken To the size that
may he previously directed by the Commandments the
screened AMI IN all respects satisfactory to him, 10
The ms rcc;!n. officers, I" br appointed by bim.
Persons Offering viii he particular Ia make their of
frrs III stpasn,e uer, lnr the delivery Of each KIND
coal at u the yards specified, and with separate
PRICES for the bitumHous and for The anthracite coal
that separate contracts may he made for each Navy
Yard and for each Kind Of coal 1t desired ty the be-
palinent. The price asked for each kind OF coal
lie for the ten 9,2i0 pounds, rs weighed IN the Navy
Yards where delivered. The offers mnst state The
,ninrS Or ptI aud their s.ti III, from which the Goals
ntr In he ken n rI
denrr must he furnished ti the Goals, THAI They
taken The mines pits specified IN The contracts
Satisfactory bonds III half the amount Of The
tracts be required fr their faithful performance, in
addition Ia reservation Of ten per crntnm upon all
hills which may he approved, which reserved ten per
cen;lim will not he paid until the completion at TIE
tact according 10 is terms. In Oi failure he
part al Contractors To deliver the ru1S within the time
sucriiri Ihr conmandahts agents al The ecIvc
places Of delivery, 10 h. authorized To supply any
Deficiencies by purchase and III" contractors aud their
he liable for any excess Of cost the
price, and the ten per cent reserved Ia be for
fe.ted The use OF The United States.
Sept. 10 36-tlO
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
The above reward will be paid by the great
Red Boot. No ,, Eas, Main ST., opposite the end OF
the Old Market House, To any Shoe dealer in Rich
mond, Egvpt or Texas, who will undersell me in
Boots or Shoes Ny Stock is large and com
pe,e. and as | am determined 10 sell cheaper than
any similar establishment in The above named
dggngS. invite all who wish 10 save from 10 to
- per cent in their purchases, TO give the Red
Boot 4 call where they can he supplied on the most
advantageous terms. Persons wishing To shoe
their servants, are particularly invited 10 Try the
Red Boot. a> very liberal discount will he made
10 such for cash or city acceptances. Country
Dealers too will find it 10 their interest 10 give the
Red Boot call: in fact, it will b. 10 the advan-
tage of all dealers who purchase hy the pair or
otherwise, to call on the Red Boot,
Here lei me give partial statement o. my
prices viz: Gentlemens Boots from 81 - TO
81 30: Fine Shoes from - cents 10 IS ~; La
dies Slippers, Ties, Springs and Turnrounds,
from 81 cents 10 81 y; Servants Shoes from G2!
cents 10 81 .: Chidren's Shoes from l2i TO 81:
Brognes from 81 -! to 81 50; also all other kinds
in proportion il being too tedious 10 enumerate
all my prices. Let it suffice 10 say, that sell
chea per than any other house in the diSgns, and
keep the cheapest store in all creation. Black
Ing ofail the different manufacturers sold al cts.
per box.
~ No Putting. S. A. SMITH.
P. s. Don't forget that same old Red Boot.
July9 lo-wu
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"nrcn yrr srN.r>s r>.rxe.''

DEMOCRATIC SONG.
TuNE-" Yankee Doodle"
We're the Democratic boys,
We know no prince or palace
We make the we.ln ring the shout
"EIurra for Polk and Dallas"
Hurra. Hurra, we'll shout again,
Their names come in so handy,
And Polk and Dallas chime so well
With Yankee doodle dandy!
Oh. the British 90 for Clay
They know not Jimmy Polk, sir!-
Our greatest men are often found
Among the common folk, sir.
Hurra, hurra-thev didn't know
Our great and glorious Andy!
Until, one day, at New Orleans.
lie used them up quite handy
IHcsW find in November next
For that's the time Ia try us
One thing, they never found at home,
That B,aist gotd 1roni dRg as.
IIurra. hurra, Young Hickory, then,
As once did glorious Andy,
Shall drive the coons and British gang
With Yankee doodle dandy
Cooney Clay-Poor Cooney Clay
We know just how 10 treat him,
For. sure as we have beat him twice,
SO sure again we'll beat him
IIurra hurra, we'll shout again
Their names come in 50 handy,
And Polk and Dallas chime 50 well
With Yankee doodle dandy.
Form ring and let us sing,
For like the Ocean rising,
Our Polk and Dallas on shall sweep
Ger Clay and Freinshuyscn.
Uurra hurra, we'll ring it out,
Because it comes 50 handy;
'sTcxas. and Oregon, and Polk,
And Yankee doodle dandy"
Were the Democratic boys,
We know no prince nor palace,
We make the welkin ring the shout
"Hurra for Polk and Dallas"
IIurra, hurra we'll shout again,
Their names come in so handy.
And Polk and Dallas chime 50 we'll
With Yankee doodle dandy.
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july %

SEABROOK's WAREHOUSES, affords
- The Inspectors of this Warehouse pleasure 10
inform the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina. that Seabrooks 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 as 10 other warehouses: that
freight will be paid on all Tobacco sent 10 them;
that their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business of the Warehouse, and every etformade
on their part 10 expedite business.
THOMAS C. BURCH, Ins,ec,ors
THos. T. JOHNSON, inspectors
Jan, Is Si-2awu
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HODGES UNION HOTEL.

n This Establishment is now undergoing
ksESsMM a thorough repair in every branch of
hEaiu. Mechanism-will be neatly and well fur
nisncd, and opened ready 10 receive Day Board
ers on Tuesday the 18th Of July. Transients
and Families on the lst Of August. 1t is deem
ed useless 10 say any thing in way of rccommcn-
da,ion OF this House. for it is conceded by all
who know it. there is not House in Virginia to
surpass ii ior comfort and convenience; it is
we'll located for business, can accommodate
abou, 200 persons; it will be furnished with Wa
ter from The Bloody Run Spring which is con-
sdered equal 10 any water in Lower Va The
Stable is large airy and in first rate order; the
Os;lcrs are a. good as any in the State. All the
proprietor can say for himself aud assistants, is,
thai every effort will BE- exerted 10 give satistlc-
lion. {. 4. HODGES.
Richmond, July II, 1911.
p. S.-A first rate House Keeper wanted, al
so, No Cook; none need apply unless they
can come well recommended. and are fully quail
fed 10 discharge all the duties faithfully that APP
pertain 10 each branch oftheir business
C.. A. Fl.
JULY % 22-3m
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OEn NEGROES FOR SALE.-The sub
LOU scriber will sell, by private contract, in
families and lots 10 suit purchasers, the above
named number of likely and valuable negroes al
any time between the present date and the first of
December next, or until that number or there
abouts is disposed Of. Southern planters and 9th
crs riSdfns 10 purchase, are requested 10 call up
on The subscriber, residing near Lorctto Post Of
flee Essex county, Va.-and all letters ofenquiry,
pos, paid, will be promptly attended 10. The ia
ciliticS for transportation, by land or water, arc
very good and the negroes as a lot, are equal 10
any ever offered for sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
July 4 lift Executor of Rob't p. Waring
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Richmond. Va, Aug. %. 1914.
FOR SALE.


"a The place in the ntirnborIood of Gum
ssT Spring, in the comfy Of G"ocnand; known own
Richmond on the Thrre-chopt Road, containing l2J
acres Late the properly Of Richard SichHlas, now IN he
occupancy nf L'ttIehruy :. Pdnore There l. on tue
land roinforth.c dwelling with the usual out-holsrs
of n farm good Store House, tat time occupied hy
Perkins x Dauifid.c,! aud escelirn: well Of warr
For apply to Nircissns :" Miller Esd ~ ,iie
Clerks Office Of GoacillanG; 10 John Thompson, Jr
Esq., nj Goochland Court house, TO the sub orlhrrs
in Richmond THOMAS " CHARLES ELLIS.
" ana m 33-tf
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HNHE SCHOOL will be continued al nv house,
i under the same instructor for another year,
commencing on the Isl OF September and closing
the Isl OF july next. The subscriber, having the
preparation of his own Boys for the University
solely in view in establishing this School, will
limit the number 10 fifteen pupils, of whom he is
DESTROYS of having six as Boardcr>; and il these
be promptly engaged, the number will he limited
to twelve There are now four vacancies.
The subjects taught are the Greek, Latin,
French and German languages; Geography, His
tory, English Grammar and Composition, Arth-
me;ic and Mathematics.
Terms-For Board and Tuition for the session
of len months, PAYABLE half yearly in advance,
SlG0. WILLIS H. WOODLEY,
University of Virginia.
July I6 20-I
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DY virtue Of the last will and testament u John rh,,
ID Inns IT.. deceased, shall, on THURSDAY, tIe i',h
day Of clober next SELL AT public Anftio 10 ihe eh
RI bidder on The premises, that very Vauape rai,
knov n hy the pane of ol'adat Poinf, hene on tue
North side Of Nansrlnnnd river. containing o"o acres,
3oD of which arc cleared ard well embossed ms fafni
is not only valuable On account o The richness ana Ter
t,v of the soft which well adapted 10 The growth
ofeyrry variety Of crops raised in This section oil coun
ry hui is rendr red on account OF It's lncato
has decidedly tie best landing place OF any Farm on Inc
North side Of the river and embraces some Va ~ cAeli-
siye U,t-r flats equal If not superior To any on he
river II has on IL very extensive apple anu ieaci
Orchard now III prosperous condition, both early ana
late kiDd the frnit of which always fnd ready nlur-
krt on r spot fair prize. II also possesses many
other advantagrs which has in part been described rs
aiso description Of buildings, IN iniBcr adrcr'
lIsemcut which deem unnecessary now TO lepeat, rs
/ suptose those disposed Ia purchase and are
not alre IDLY acquainted with Tie farm, VII ana are
most re- prculy tied Ia visit and view the premises
for themselves. Entire possrssnn cannot he gwen I'M
Ill Christmas, the rst day of January next, hut me
purchaser can have The privilege of seeding wheat ana
of,aking other preparations on the farm tor Il crop
Terms " III be about thousand dollars, 10 he MA
when possession is given. and deed Is made. The
claser by giving bond and satisfactory security, the
particulars OF which will be made known on The day oil
sale by H. r.. fiiiLLiFs, EAee"'oi'
The sale will be positive.
Sent. 10 3o-WoW
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TRUST SALE OF FLOODED STOCK.
TN pursuance of the provisions OF deed OF
i trust executed TO The subscribers by Samuel
S Saunders, recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond, shall
offer for sale to The highest bidder, at public
auction, at the Broad Rock Race Course, ON
THURSDAY the 10Th Of September, the celebrated
Race Stallion Texas-a Hcdgioo, Mare and her
Two Colts: one a FlIy by Marsrave. three years
old-thc other Horse Colt, By Trustee, two
years old.
The blood Of this Stock, believe is known
TO be- among the purest and mos unexccplionable
in the United States. They will be exhibited
at Mr. Pucketi's Stables on the first day of the
races until the day of sale, and 10 whom am
permitted 10 refer
JOHN A. LANCASTER,
Acting Trustee.
I'd.
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ROANOKE LANDS For SALE.

fNlE subscriber being anxious 10 settle part Of his
4 Negroes IN the South wcst, has determined IL sell
his Berry Hi! Estate, IN NeckIrnrg county. II
uaed the South side of the RIVER twelve mites
low the un,tion of the Dan and Stanton, immediately
the Stage Road from Randolph Macon Coll. re 10
Riecway, on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rarnad, and in
the vicinity cf Euialos Springs and iho>e Warren
county North Carolina II contains ahoIt fourteen hun
dre acres two huncfed ~ hch low grounds.
raj feet higher than Is usual, and not second In
the river hundred III original woods very surrrI-
tnacco and wheat land three hundred cleared
and highly Improved. Upon This estate is large and
cuE:modIous dwelling house with twelve rooms neatly
finished aud has every clubhouse aud convenience, all
In good repair.
There is an Episcopal and Methodist Church within a
mile Of the dwelling, and "A Presbyterian within four
miles. There ar. also two large Manufacturing Mills IN
four miles, either OF which WHEAT lie transported
from the plantation 10y water carriage.
The plantation well watrred with numerous springs
the cleared Lands under excellent fences ali hor
raliz-d, aud well and clover. have had
large family the plantation for twelve years, and
have had of bilious a:ue and iryer.-
There Is also settlement near The river with n good
oycrstrrs house and other necessary fixtures such rs
good barns wheat mieline &c. Should any person
wish larger Estate, will sell i've hundred acres more
adjoining, with Gi Of river low grounds, and The
balance uucleartd tobacco land Wi furnish the pur-
chaser with any quantity oI corn aud provender at re-
dnccd prices
Pcr-nns wishing purchase would do well Ia see the
present crops on the land.
| viii rake pIrt whoe payment in Negroes, or VIII
make the terms accommodating To the purchaser.
NATHL 7. GREEN.
Berry Iil Mecklenhnrg county, Va.
T. : Address 10 Wordsworth's, ". e.
Aug. - 3l-u
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EXTENSIVE SALE or DURHAM
~,

c& ON THURSDAY, the Goth of Sep
G., tcmbcr, at 10 o'clock, at The Exhibition
Ground Of the Philadelphia Agricultural Socic-
", Rising Sun Village, on the Germantown
Road, three miles from Philadelphia, will be sold
a superior lot of improved Short Horns, from the
celebrated herd OF James Gowen. Esq, of Mount
Airy. consisting Of young Bulls, Cows IIeiierS
and Calves, of high blood, imported, or immcli
ately derived from imported animals OF great re-
pule,
Also some fine young Heilcrs, from onc-half
to sevcn-cighlIs blood, sired by Leandcr, Son o.
Dairy Maid.
Mr.. Gowen assures US that this sale will In
point OF numbers and character, far exceed his
sale OF 1912. LcanIcr and Coostra, the youn-
ger. will be among the Bulls; and the celebrated
Dairy Maid, the beautiful Cleopatra, Walnut and
Miss Model among the Cows 10 be offered
II Catalogues will be ready in due lime, and
the Cattle will be on the ground for exhibition two
DAYS previous 10 the sale.
We invite the special attention of Breeders and
the lovers Of fine stock in general 10 this splendid
selection of Cattle. So excellent an opportunity
for procuring fine specimens OF the best Durhams,
but seldom occurs.
WOLBERT & HERKNESS, Aucs.
Philadelphia Sept. 3 3l-2awt}0S
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VALUABLE REAL. ES ! a II fOh SALr
OFFER at private sale my Farm IN Aiarengo county,
j South Alabama. 1t contains about three hundred
and sevenyGve acres of the best Canebrake Land, IS
considered an exceedingly healthy place, aud lmmed-
atey contiguous good nrighhoIs IL ahoins thr lands
of Msssrs George II. Minge, Edward Baptist and PM
lip J. Weaver.
From the fertility of land, the heal,hiness Of the
location and IN navigation IL presents IN
ducemenis those wishing 10 settle in The best cotton
region of Alabama rarely offered.
The farm rented last year for about seven hundred
dollars and rented hi, year By The same tenants for
tir same amount. II is in bieh state ni cultivation,
with all necessary buildings il. The Gin and screw
are nearly new and the is well supplied with ex
celcn water One o the gentlemen, MIR l.. li"croii,)
who rented pat Of the land last year, informed me,
short time sncr, that he only worked five hands, Zone
of them his cook, and he sold upwards of fifteen hun
drcd dollars worth of cotton, after losing large potion
of his crop for The want of hands 10 pick II out
SIR F.. fiulcro:t living the place, III Messrs Rich
ard H. Adams George II. Mingc. viii SHOW II I" any
person disguised 10 buy. will sell n bargain in the
farm, and make such arrangements as Ia the payments
MS will be- accommodating IT. the purchaser
My Post Office Is, Richmond, Virginia.
JEO W. GREGORY.
Richmond Va Aur o. 1874 32-if
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y n Court nf Quarterly Sessions, held Tor l.ou'a
~ county, Il the Court house thereof, Monday lir
18th day of August. 1874, upon the motion Of Maru
Bmnion, lrgalec under the will of James Robertson,
decreased the tourt Goth order that all persons "tg
may haze claims agans, The SAID drcrdrnt do eSti
the same io Dr. William A. Gillespie, hi. Executor,
within seventy days from tbs tmr, tor settlement &
that coly Of this order he published IN some kcnmor4
newspaper Tor eight weeks succe sively, and posted
the de- this Court house Two several CONT daj,
\ Copy-Testr,
JOHN HUNTER, e. L. &.
Aur 20 3J-w-a
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ORANGE LAND FOR sALE:-Thc heirs
| )nfthc latc REYNOLDS Chapman, Esq. now offer
for sale The beautiful Farm called Berry I'm, on
which the deceased heretofore resided. Inc tract
contain about seven hundred and forty Tour acres
(7li) and is situated Immediately adjacent 10 Inc
village at Orange Court House.
About three hundred and seventy acres arc ara
bic seventy five acres are thichly 90 MN ~ y,
Gust and Cedar furnishing an ample supply OF
durable materials for fencing, and two hundred
and ninety acres are in original growth, aioidlhS
\ superabundancc oftinbcr, and fuel, Tor all the
uses of the Farm.
There is a very productive Meadow, contain
Ing about ten acres and some lhlrly acres oi 'llc
cultivated portion are finely adapted 10 the growth
of Timothy So that the Meadow may be enlarged
al the discretion OF the owner ne son Oh me ara
bic part OF the Farm i indentical WIN 'i' OF 'e
Southwest Mountains, 50 justly famed Tor us
fertility and capacity for Improvements uhuei INC
use ul Clover and Plaster.
The Farm NAV BE- conveniently olvided ih'o
five shifts or fields each enc being competent 10 'ie
production OF Corn enough for The annual supply.
The tract is sufficiently well watered, and lies
beautifully undulatinr The larger part having
a gentle dcclinarion towards the South. There
is also a fine Orchard which produces a choice
selection of Apples, Pears, and Cherries. me
dwellin. house is large enough mas Dceh recently
bulll, Is OF Tie best materials, I'iehSi ~
Tiny and finest Workmanship The interior mol
ouile completed. The out buildings are suiii-
ccut for the purposes of The Farm The tract
contains fair proportion of good Tobacco land
Also, one other tract, about two miles North
west from Orange Court House, containing about
three hundred acres and adjoining the land OF
Major c. c. Macon Reuben Macon, and Wm.
H. Clark E>qs.; from fifty 10 sixty, acres only oil
this land is cleared, the remainder is in original
forest, and is covered with heavy growth OF the
finest timber. which on account OF lis location, is
particularly valuable.-Therc being Saw Mill
on either hand within mile OF the centre OF The
tract and timber being somewhat scarce in the
neighborhood Thequali,y otths land generally,
is equal TO any in the Southwest Mountains Il
large part OF il choice Tobacco Land. To one
skilled in the cultivation Of Tobacco, good OPP
ponunily is here presented 10 make a judicious
invcslmeni-therc are no Improvements on this
Tract Persons disposed 10 purchase are invited
10 view The above lands-which will be shown
on application 10 Doctor Slaughter, or John NJ.
Chapman, Esq, al Orange Court House.
3-rPUBLIC SALE.-Thc last of the abovc
mentioned tracts of land. will be offered at public
sale on The 23d OF the present month of Septcin-
Der, 1t being the fourth Monday and Count day. in
front Of the Tavern OF Richard Rawlings. al
Orange Court House
July % @-u
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TINE tri-wcekly Mail Coach for White Sui
j. phur Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston and
Bridge, Daggcr's or Dibrelrs Springs, Clifton
Forge Covington and Calaghan'>-and, also, the
connection i>direct 10 Lexington from Lvnchburs,
Alum Springs Warm and Hot Springs-will
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor
Nav 7 l(-S
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SCENES lN Tue PACIFIC, Sc.

StENE- IN TIE FATTFTT, &c.
w. RANDOLPH x CO., III MAN street, Rich
~. mond, have f.. sale
Scenes, Incidents and Adventures in the Pacl'
Ocean, The Islands ii the Austala,lan Seas, uitJ
the cruise OF the Clipper Margaret Oakley, under Cap
Is. Mo,reil, by Thomss ]. Jacobs, WIN cnrrayin.s
a Grammar Of the Greek Laneuac,, principally liof
the German oi Kuhnrr, by e.. Anthem.
No. 3 The Spoon, by II. -. Wrstrian.
No iarpcrs' llIu-tralct Bible.
No. IL NcIulioch's Gazrtrer
No ! IIarpsr's Edition Wandering Jew, 6 cents
Auu 81 .E-W!f