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Washington tnFyers:ss

VIZ blIL I.hoA.Ls
lTEDICAL DEPAR1ki ENT.-1he Lectures in I'll,
w Institution vii commence TN tie irst Monday IN
November next, and c,a.inue four months.
MEptsL FACILITY.
John c. S. Nnnkur 81 D., Professor of the Theory
and Practice al airdirnc.
Edward Foreman, J. D., Professor o! Cliri.slly and
fharngcy.
Il. Wills Eaaley, ND, Professor Of Anatomy and
Operative Surgery.
Samuel Annan. u. l. Professor OF General paho'c
IS aud Tie speca Fat u!ary, Physical Diagnosis and
Treatment Of Di.casestf ne Chest.
Charles Bell Gin OF, H. Professor Of Tie Institutes
and Practice Of Surgery
VIM. Thumas miisoI, NJ d., Professor Of Materia
Medca, Therapeutics aui Hygiene
Join Frnerd,n, VI. Il, Professor Of oheirrics, the
Diseases Of Wunirm aid Children, aid Medical Juns.
pindtnrc.
Marshall r. Howard, NJ H., Dcmoi s,ralm ard Ad.
junci Profr, of ot,,rics
The coege ediice extensive The lecture hall. are
Admiralty aran.si, vel lighted afd warmed end The
OF prartcs ANATOMY a:e convenient TN! afford
facility Tor Prosecuting tbs liniur ant branch of
study. The Hosp IA, in the East w.nrnf the hiiilirr,
contains many patents, whose case are esy awaited
Of for purpose &c instruction III iical McGicne nd
Surgery STUDENT ,n Grse II. iaav have appropriate
private :rons and DO, in ia to'irs-, an advdntl.
gecm- terms Fees or The entire cnuse S;1 sialrgl-
:,oa Fee S.; Graduation fee 500 discerning ticket o.
liuua with The student; clinical ii,s'tc'ion free
l.. FORtNA., " d.
.ru l1--cwtlsiNH Hcand the Faculty
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THE ENQUIRER.
Richmond, October y.
NIACKENZIE's pAAipuIEr

In The Rictmcnd Wing Of Yesterday we Gnl
The following. We leave Ito lis own friends 10
answer lis question, some OF them al least were
il as good position 10 publish carly, and ap.
prtcia,e promptly" a The Wig:
"Uagis ii malh"be,' that, 50 G.,, this sinsu-
lar correspondence has appeared only in the \
York Express an Tribune, and The Richmond
Whigl Does the Enquirer doubt that il riH an.
pear IN the Whole Wing press OF the country. in
whole or in patl We can see no.hinr remark.
able in The circumstance: The whole cxplana.
ton is, thai; these Prints wele in position 10 PUB
fish early, and appreciate promptly, Tie very SIN
sular nature ollhc papers"
Now, let us see what The New York Courier
and Enquirer says, in relation 10 This infamous
publications
"lt is sound axiom, that The receiver Of stolen
gootis IS no better Than The thief; ana 10 publish
any portion Of these letters would in Our opinion,
rui u on a par with the Individual Who has
thrown them IL tote The public. Any editor who
wonld publish them, would, il is 10 he presumed,
have done all that Mackenzie has done Ger.
lainiv, no person pretending 10 entertain The icel-
ing, OF a gentleman, could possibly lend his 60
lu.mns 10 such an Ubiquitous proceeding Tha;
some papers have and will publish item, no
one can donh, who is familiar with The ciiarac-
ter Of 4 portion Of the press; tut most assurcdIy,
no respectable press will thus proclaim lis editor
any thing bu, gentleman
The Editor of tie petersburg Inieilieencer,'
in the following paragraph, also declines the pub
LEGATION Of the letters
"MAcKESzIg's PAMpULEr.-Scveral papers arc
publishing The letters traudulcn,ly Obtained by
Mackenzie and made public. Our readers, We
are sure, will no, be disappointed at our not Civ
ing the le,lels place in our columns We have
enough that can be fairly urged against The ~
mocratic party wiihou! awaiting ourselves OF The
theft OF disappointed Loco. Foco who has lr-
vcn.ed his loss Of u!lice BY depredaing on his
foimer conleieraios in political crimc."
The n. Y. Eyening Gazette, Ga Wing paper,)
in The following disniied language, gives ';homc
lhru.l' olhe whole proceedings:
"Wc a.c mol prepared 10 believe lhatlhe publ
cation Ola senenlans private correspondence
icloniou,ly obained-wou.d lind any aroIOsisi,
even from the most violen! and prejudced poili-
cal par2ans Such, however We regret 10 say,
is the case, and this n.amuns ac! is excused, il
no, justified, on The ground that ike ourages
have been rcrpctrated heretofore. II a mans
own sense OF what is decent and proper does mol
keep him straight in matter OF Ibis kind, he is
not fit 10 argue with"
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS In
VIRGINIA


TUE undersigned, resident Of Richmond city, having
4 been f.; .eveal years engaged In the prosecution
c Revolutionary Claims, and, consequently, familiar
with the proper of preparing certificates, orders
Z" Courts, and vouchers of all kinds connected WIN the
business; and having observed how much nonblr ana
d.tcui,y attend the drawing Of many Of your pensions
al The Agency Of Virginia. in consequence of the lntnr-
maly Of your vouchers also the difficulty 10 getting
some one 10 act as Attorney since the law requires
said Attorney TO make oath that he has interest in
The money nc Is authorized to receive, by reason Of any
hrdge mortgage, sale assignment, transfer; and,
whereas, few like TO attend TO business without some
compensation, he therefore proposes 10 all whose
s'cns made payable al Richmond Va, that he will
prepare for each Pensioner all necessary papers, and
by mall semi-annuaily. with full directions for MI
ine up &C., draw the pension, and remit the amount in
check or money, he may be directed and leave IL
o.onai with The Pensioner to make such compensation
afterwards as he or she may think proper. by this
eans your papers will not be subjected 10 return OF
some three four times before they are property au-
lie will also continue to prosecute ana es-
taoiish claims on moderate and satisfactory terms
JAMES T. SUTTON, JR-
B-All letters, TO receive attention, must be post
paid J.T. ).
REFERHSces:-Jam-s F. Heath, Esq Auditor Public
Accounts, Richmond, Va s. II. Parker, ESQ.,, Register
Land Office. Va.
Richmond Va, Au.. 5,h lei5-com
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PUBLIC SALE OF
The Amelia Springs. & c.

by virtue Of deed OF trust, executed by Francis 4.
ID Wilson 10 the undr rssnrd and Giles a. Mile, and
John H. Chafin Trustees, for the benefit Of Thomas
e. Wilson, Henry Z. Wilson, and others hearing date
the I4lh dny ri March. 1918, md admitted record in
the Clerks office q: the county "f Amelia the
day, the Undersigned, the aclns Trustee, will. On
TUESDAY, the alst October, 1885, sell 10 The highest
bidder for cash, IL public auction, IN the premises
that valuable EstuL aliuieni, with G79 OF Land,
$50 acres Of which Is first bottom land ON Flat and
Little Creeks. The improvements The PLACE ARE very
large ana superior. and haze been ui up in The last
few years There Is lars. Brick Hotel, three slufrs
high, with sllari"ls bail r0Uin j2 feet by 81; the Ia
dies sitting room adj Mning. and nine lodging
above, aud large gentiees sitting The base
ment story On each side Of the the Hntrl
there Is brick house. each 10 feet ia length and each
containing u rooms There -, ke~ se large framed
building containing 10 ruom-, and great Number Of
other rooms, sufficient In NIL To entertain SO
GOO persons There is also very superior d ns room
$50 feet long, bui: OF brick which Is sufficiently spa
cous TO dine 400 persons; also neat and comfortable
private residence, located the dining room, and
well situated for the residence Of those experimenting
the dining room. Thc,e is also good slorehcllse,
which there might be done good bus mess in the
camille line. Also, good bath house. with ioiis APP
prop,iate f.r bathing The stables equal any in
Virginia for convenience SC; there being one OF brick
sufficient To contain least IS horses; aiso, framed
sable, sufficient Ia contain 10 horses. The yard aud
pleasure grounds having teen laid unt y celebrated
Eng sh gardener, AMI all the borders beautifully deco
rated with shrubbery uf different kinds, makes this
most beautiful situation. The waters Of these Springs
have been analysed by DR.. Bridges, Of Philadelphia
and found 10 be nearly quail In every respect IL those Uf
the White Sulphur Springs.
There has lately breu discovered another Spring. the
waters Of which estolled very highly 10y Hose lao
have used them; and they certainly vc'y :.ung.-
As 10 the virtues Of these waters much miSh, be said
hundreds Of certificates might bc Produced but il Is
deemed altogether unnecessary.
There will also be sold the tay, for the same
purpose, all the pershshie property of the said Frances
A. Wilson all the tonsehold aud Kitchen Furniture
belonging To the establishment. wh~h v-ry SUPERIOR
Stack OF every description, Crop of Corn, Fodder Oats
Shucks, Straw, SC, all thr Plantation Utensils, Wa
CONS Carts. &c.
All The above nioncd properly viii lie sold 10 ats
~ the purpnses at the sad trust. The title 10 lie proper
" il believed he perfectly good but, settling Irus
tee the undersigned " II convey only such tile as is
vested In him JOHN b. CilAFFlN, Trustee.
r. Sit Is likely that gcnents viii lie made
give liberal credit on patr nf The purchase money.
Amelia Swings Va 81 u. {. l:iJ.-cWti!s
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ExcE,nzsgc Hotel.

TIME Proprietor informs his Friends and lfe
i Public, that, from this date, The charge Tor
Board will be,
Ladies do. 10 per day:
The subscriber takes This occasion 10 thank his
Patrons for heir liberal support, and assures
Them lha, nothing shall be neglected. on his part
10 adj 10 their comfort, and merit continuation
OF their tavors FREDERICK BOiDEN.
Aug. l3-dlm&cst
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT a Superior tauri uf
L Chancrry iIr thr Richm nd Circnt, held at n Ca
piio, in the City Of Richmond on the a' dayd June,
1915 =
lean Ferguson, widaw Of James Ferguson decd !,
and Mary Baantyne Ferguson and James frcnson,
children of the said deceased under the otwcnty
one years who by the said Jean Ferguson, her
tler aud next friend, Ilalfs
agail.t
WA II. mcfarland, administrator o. Jams Fergu-
son alias Geo. F. Hamilton. decd, DeFts.
This day the complanants aud het their bill,
10 which the defendant filed his answer: rheieupnn,
the cause came b. consent To be heard the said
bill and answer, and was argued hy Counst TN
sideration whereof, the Court doth order hat per-
sons who may have claims a. inst Jane Ferguson
alias Geo. F. Hamilton, Decd EXHIBIT the before
Commissioner Pniiiaux, FIR settlement, within four
months from this date and that tbs order,r published
for eight weeks In the Richmond Wing AID Richmond
Enquirer Two of the newspapers pnhlishc in The City
of Richmond and posted al the front duoruf the Court
House of the said city, and also OF the cou,y oil Iei-
co on Two several Court days.
A Copy-Tcste n. 7. HOWARD, Clerk.
Aug S-CWsW
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IN CHANCERY.-VinGiNIA:- Iichaond iiustins
L Court. July "a. l5li:
William w. Dickinson, Plaintiff.

In Observation-Disclosures Eichiond Hastings
L Court. July "a. l5ii:
William w. Dickinson, Plaintiff:
against
II. d. Dickinson, administrator OF .rweli e. Cole
man, deceased, James Lyons. the Precedent Directors
aud Company of the Richmond, F,ecric kshIrg and
Potomac Rail Road Company, and hines ID Cole
man, Defendants.
The plaintiff this day fled his hill, nd the defend
ants H. u. Dickinson, administrator Of Aiwell c. Cole
man. deceased, and lanes Lyons i'r their answers.
10 which the plaint IT replied eenera and II appear
ing To the satisfaction Of the Cont, That the defendant,
James - Coleman, is moi resident e this Common
wealth IL is ordered. that the .ad def ndant. James
Coleman do appear here the irsttay of this Court.
al lis term TO be held in the month Of lcobr next and
answer the bill Of the plain,-and, Unless he sall do
So the said BILL as 10 the said James 10 Coleman, WI,
be taken for confessed aud the mattr thereof decretd
accordingly copy Of tn,s order having been previously
inserted for period not less than rht weeks IN some
newspaper published In The city Of Richmond, an" post
ed IN for the like period 1T the fron door Of tue Court
house OF this city. a Cory-Tesu, "a.
Aug. g. cw2m chs. no" AMI In
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.e;chn,ond Layy school.

vrTlE term of this institution commences on
The 18th of October, and terminates on the
I3lh of March following.
There are Two Courses Of Law in The school
the General or Elementary course, embracing ont,
lines of The Law Of Nature and Naions-Civ'l
poI,v with particular views OF the Constitutions
Of VIRGINIA and Of the United Stalts-and The
princinles of The Municipal Law OF Virginia
with The subjects OF Pleading and Evldence;-
and The Practical or Professional Course, en-
bracing the Principles Of The Munsra Law ,y,a Of
q, action in use; together with The points OF Plead
ing and Evidence applicable TO them respective
lraan1 other matlers-st some length.
And there is also Course OF Rhetoric EN-
bracine the principles Of The art. more particular
II as applicable 10 argument and discussion at Tie
bar
amnalions, and Exercises Of different kin,s ioi
lie students. in all lie courses.
'rhe fee ior instruction is $50 for the term ioI
either Of the courses Of Law, or $50 for both o.
them Cor paris OF lhem) together; and SO for The
Course Of Rhe,orc-payabe in advance.
Jnly 22-ct Oct Is WM. MAXWELL.
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For SALE

THE very desirable House AID Lot in the town o.
fredericksburg lately occupied BY Mrs. s. r. Sed-
n, TIE House Is Of brick well built, large aud com
t,.doa, The grounds, which caver nearly whole
SNARE are attractive and beautiful, being laid on WIN
lch taste In sloping falls and wide walks anu aanrn
,lca- residence, whether regard BE- bad 10 heaiih,
,onr or appearance, cannot be found IN The town.
SHE wiil he made privately, and the terms may be
earned on communication with either Of The unders,gn-
ed JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MORSON Richmond city,
I,S 90 Executors of Thomas Seldom, decd.
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DYING AND SECURING ESTABLISH
h1ENT-REH OFiL

JOHN " HINES has removed his Dying and Scour-
y icy Establishment 10 his new house. directly uppo.
site iir Pumvr's church. IN Franklin street. All work
in his line usual, will be executed in The best
ner. aGd Gu the most reasonable terms. Thankful 10 q
generous public tor their past encouragement, he would
his pledge, that all work entrusted - him will he
done ~ the hest manner aud style.
cif
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School f0a' Young Ladies'.

THE second sessin Of my School ,iii commence on
L the first Nnnda III November, Ind close on the
fnunh Wednesday, April. The coa.e Of studies en-
braces ali lEu.e surcs Usually taught in the be-. Sc
minaries oil the KIN. There nr- may advantages NJ
tending the pccuiiaro-ion nf HE ,uoo TIE hulld
nrs ,rt iar-r and cdnm"dous, having Leen erected for
Tie purio.e> e Finale SEMINARY.
Df. T. J MeuaueI gentleman Il distinguished SCI
eniilic a.,aiIincns 81. de'irrra i ourst Of r TIRES
on Chemistry Tl".e lectures viii brpnply illustrated
BY experiments.
Rev. Professor simpson will deiiveia course Of lee
tu.rs On Neral Philosophy.
i.u,rd, includ n every accommodation. SG0; Tuition
So iIu.,c sis; e Piano 81 slI, extra fee viii
he charged Tor ose attending III. clinical lectures.
Fees payable inadsanee Board may be had IN The
village, TN rcasonble terms.
SEPT. 2G-wti. R0BT. g. B9ANCI.
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Frcscati for Sale

A . 3 l. = n q z I . N.
THIS desirable Estate (the Estate Of the late Judge
l Barbour, viii he offered for sale al public auction,
on the premises on MONDAY, the 9th of October next
iffair if not fair day. As This Estate has been
so long ii is deemed unnecessary describe
il here Terms Of sale heretofore stated-that il,
about or $1,000 will be required first payment
the remainder in two and three years. without in
iyrest ncnds with approved security, aud dred of
trns on the property will be required for the deferred
payments The purchaser may, ii he should wish il,
eian in his hands mos, OF the deferred payments for
term Of years, during my life, nv puncually paying
the interest thereon. ay son " III show The farm, &c
and the day OF sale. FkANCES I. BARBOUR.
Er.scr.i O1nnrr CO. yn.. Aug. a6-cids
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NOTICE.

s,rrATiHN as a Teacher is wanted ny young
! 80, wno ha, laugh; SsIcol for several years, and
.-',ni,i. ii h:sh moral character and ability to
-, ,',otnsh knowledge in all The branches OF
~. ~ man Educ,,inn; together with Drawing and
- cru.nun;cations addressed to u. hoA
!. g,c6mond Virginia, will be promptly attended 10
a., a--rNiw
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H. Iy.rj,,n,,, - n f,,..,., -. ttIIItff
TAVELN HOUSE FOR RENT AT POW
HAITIAN COURTHOUSE.

EAu rsrnus Of renting out my Tavern House ana
I appu.nances, at Pcwlllan Courthouse. for term
of thfecyears from the fist day of November next,
when rssession will be given. Tie Iion-r Is iai:e,
and we suited foi country Tavern, aud there l. a
Io,.r he mn. CORD Garden attached 20 the !aren
ANY non desirC,ls o renting can ascertain The rfn-,
which ii. b. accommodating y application I" me,
either person az by letter, I" his place. IL he Tr"
perry not rca,cd privately before TIE fret aiuEday
In DC Der nrx i. WILL that day, b. rented out pub
licly the highes; bidder, ugon The premises.
RICHARD BASS
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VALUABLE PLANTATION ON NAVl
GABLE WATER NEAR LANES RIVER,

TINE subscriber vii! sell al auction, on The 2oh day
l OF October hs farm lying in Starry county, called
and known as Mill Farm. II is situated immediately
on Upper Chipoaks Creek, and one mile from CABIN
Point.
The tract contains about 000 acr-s-a!f os wch are
cleared and nav under good fence, well adapted 10
the growth OF wheat, and oats the rest are we'll
covered with pines sufficiently large for cord wood
navisable for vessels drawing from TO feet water w
10 the plantation. The improvements consist ci dwell
ling house kitchen, smoke house sa!cs &c, and quar-
tiers sufficient accommodate 80 negroesall OF which
are in good repair There i, also Tho tract large
mill house formerly manufacturing mill, which has
been allow cd 10 20 down during my noiity but which
could he again put operation at trilling EXPENSE as
the right has net expired. ). III. HARRlSOS.
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1915.
FRESH FALL AND WiNIEn
MY GOODS.
F. {. J. S. JAMES s. co,

T, & J. 5. JI.HES . co
No. log, Main street,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TIE EXCHANGE DAsA'
OTTER for sale by the geee or pa9ssSgs;s DnY
.nons ii he ls,rst and hes. styles. selected with
@ cfr and purchased the most favorable terms rms,
Try vii onIg add, that they never had u IN .l'e e.
poser, II do better for those who may DC uispoeeu -
yot Ii. Il, with their ristOm. ., -, ,,,a;r
~ ,s cash. or !, punctual men, they VIII sell tnelr
,a low ~ tey can be purchased ofiiks qualities
m,,. i "f ,,er stock is respectfully solicited
,rs.o,r ts
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WILLIAMSBURG MALE AN) FEMAI,E
SEAi!Napy

THE ;;chc.asc Term Of this Seminar begins on the
Isl cr.oher 1885, and ends Oh lhs la Of July &c is.
Tie co.r.r cf itiuciion embrace, lin id tpm 10 The
usual hr,nchesf PLAIN English Educaon) Rhetoric,
Composition, l,.ic Ethics NrEil! Philu+phy Chen,>-
try Natural Pilusophy, Mathematics, a the Geek
aud Latin Ga snacts. Tie prnsi.nI III t.nss az.
Kirkham's Eni,h Gramu1r ", e!ieli's geography ;nd
Atlas Bairs R'rtnric !aFstr's Logic, 'a'eys Moral
Philosophy, Downs Lectures on Mrnin Philosophy,
Smiths CneG-iry, Olmslead'S Natural Philosophy, Ia
vics' Afimiir, Aissira, Geometry, Surveying aud
cariIuS an,thr mo,t approved editions II the cas
sizes.
goad fisrg that term in lis mos, comprehensive
sersr) will / furnished Tor $50 Term. Tuition will
not br les an s.!o- nor mo'e Than $50 trul.
one half the b.a:t and lg:0n mist b. paid in ad
vance asdie nther half IN tie Isl of MarrL Roar-Is
will he cha.ed with board, and pupils wish tuition,
f.n the tirr of hccaning 10 The ch,ih lie term,
uErss wiilsia9n by the consent cf Tie subs rer.
Persons 'lshns 10 pn'rr:zt iai, SeminaS :cfar-
rrl II he rcirssnss ri William and Mar or 10 The
CARD &c ID. subscriber, published las. term. The ich
nl"nd and oilois papers. G. ]. ID. 'EyOE.
W:lliamaurg, Sept. 9--tt0O
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VIRGINTAN who has recently graduated in one Of
"A the most distinguished Colleges of his State wish
es situation as teacher lie produce certificates
from the highest authority his competency TO teach
the Creek, Latin, French and English Languages Che
misry, Philosophy, the higher branches OF MatheInal
les, &c.
Address L. o. D., Rexburg, Essex county, Va stating
terms, sc. Aug 29-cw6w
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RONALD COOKE, and

WILLIAM RONALD COOKE, and
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
TTOR.NE At l. A W,
,,.v,vG associated themselves in the practice oi
,heir pcfrsson will attend regularly The Subeiof
=. copn,y Courts OF Powhatin, Cumberland, BUCK
's.isu Gmchland ami Fluyanna. Address
'''"'"' WILLIAM RONALD COOKE,
jefferson, Powhatan.
RICHARD IVASnOE COOKE,
,e ~, Columbia, Fluvanna.