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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-13
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AND PERISfIABf. PROPERTY FOR SALE. AT
PUBIC AUCTION, IN THE TOWN or MAN
CHESTER.
IN TUESDAY the 18th day OF March next, al 10
- O'Clock, NJ, Will be sold, al Public Auction
Isl Ihat very valnable family iicnre IN which The
late Alexander Archer resided. II consists Of Two
story dwelling, containing eight rooms including base
mehtj good and convent ~ Ont hou,es-say kche n .
smoke house, ONCE, II 'blr, Carriage house. &C.. IN
thorough repair; large Front Yard from winch may be
had comnandin. view oi the whole City OF Rich
mond; and two large and productive Gardens in high
state Of cultivation.
ID TWO vacant Lots, which will be sold apar from
or iosehrr WIN The above property, may be thought
best on The day OF sale.
81. \ large and cCarcnirnt Store house on Main
strre WIN good storage rooms below and above. The
rooms above might hr converted into comfortable resi-
denrr Tor a small family nj very small expensr.
me a'nvr property VIII be- sold on a credit Of g. -
and 10 !aths with approved endorsed negotiable pa
pei.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th March, i.y after The
ahoe, at 10 O'Clock, a. H. viii be sold all the Perish
able Property:
lsi Household furnurr-say Sofa, Gard and Dining
Tables, side Board and Prrss. R,Ireauy WARDROBE.
Chairs, tiock, Beds aud Bedding several good Carpets
China Glass and Silver War;, &c, &c, mud necessary
Kitchen Utensils
I'd. The FANNY Stores, con isns Of Flour, between
two and three hundred p,inds--vcry superior Bacon
LAIRD, Butter, Irish Potatoes, &c &c.
3D. good Riding Horse, youn., and new Bride and
Saddle, &c two very vanablr Mich Cows and eiirr;
also, good supply OF Provrnder, Wood, Coal &c All
of which will b. sold Tor cash.
Z. WILLS, Executor.
Manchester, February %, lsiG-ctd
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w. P.Turpin's Lottery Office

MO. lOa MAIN STREET, Richmond, Va-
Correspondents and others are requested 10 no
tice The annexed schedule of Schemes TO be drawn
in the month of February; and when in search Of
PRlzE TICKETS, be careful in all cases to address
orders to w. P. TURPIN, Richmond. Va.
Grand Schemes tor MARCH, ls4o
$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass A, 10 be drawn in
Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday, March l4l
1886 70 Nos, IS drawn. Mammoth Scheme ;
Of $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000, 4,277 2 OF
5000 so Of 900, 50 Of 500, so OF 400, &c, &c.
Tickets SIS, halves so, quarters IS, eish,hs
| ST. A certificate of &c whules cost $40; 26
halves IS, 26 quarters AZ so, 26 eighths 81 p.
10000, in Capitals OF 10000 DOLLARS
Alexandra Lottery, Class No il, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, Dist March,
1886 Splendid Capitals: prizes of 10000, Of
$500, OF 23i0, IS OF 1000, SO Of 400, 2G0 Of
200, &C., &c. Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters ,
so. Certificates OF Packages of25 wholes Sl3O-
shares in proportion
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Class No. -, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, 2Slh March,
1876 &C Nos, 70 drawn. Grand Scheme
prize of S25, 900, 10000, 1000, 3,000 1900, 10
of2,O0O, 10 of 500, 10 OF 400, &c. Whole Tick
els Sl0 halves 5: quarters so. Certificates Of
packages Of % Whole Tickets Sll0-halves and
quarters in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received free If Postage and
attended 10 by return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
March 2 w. P. TURPIN.
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CADDIS Z. LUCK'S
New Lucky LOTTERY Office

BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle,
ID corner Of Main and 18th Street.
Drawings received every day at O'clock.
LUCK'S SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK
Friday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass so. 4,00C
Dollars Capital 20 Of 1000, &c. Tickels dol
lars.
alurday-pokomoke Lottery, Class5l. 5000
Dollars Capital, s OF 1000, &c. Tickets : dol.
lars.
Also, Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 50. $1,000
Dollars Capital, 1000, &c. Tickets dollars.
Anoihcr Grand Scheme.
$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass II, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, March
"a 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Grand Capitals q
$50, 900, 2O,OOC 10000 6000, 5000, 40 of 900
6. quarters 3. Il certificate Of 90 whces costs
SI44; 26 halves 70; 26 quarters 81.
$4,000, 10000, 100 OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class -, to be
drawn on Saturday, March ols;, 1916. Is mum
bers, l2drawa. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars
10000, 5000, 5000, 1000. $500 1888, 100 prizes
dollars, halves 6, qnarlers3 A Certificate Of 81
Wholes costs 1875 collars and TO GEMS; rs halves
g. 80;25 quarters 80 go
10000 Dollars-l5, 0oO-l00 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. Is, 70
be drawn a, Wilmington, Delaware, March
2slh, 1916 rs Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capt.
tails 10000 dollars. $4,000, 1900, 5000, 5000
1854, 100 Of 900, &c, &c. Tickets IL dollars;
halves 6; quarters 3. A certificate Of 81 whoies
will be sent for l43 dollars and 40 cts; 2G halves
II 70; &c quarters 50 IS.
II Persons from Inc country visiting the city
IL baor nj fta hnvac nj
did prizes are in the hands Of LUCK" aud il
they want money, they should address heir orders
to c. B. LUCK.
Persons ordering BY The package in any OF The
above can deduct the price of three tickets.
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets,
the postage, as usual, need not be paid.
March G.. 3. LUCK.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL
RICHMOND, MARCH ~, 1916.

ARkl v Ell,
Boat Nanny Perkins, Cowel Of New Market,
sundries to Jones & Blair, A. T. Harris, Deane
& Brown Henry Ludlam & Co.
Boat Princeton, Sheppardson, of Middleton
Mills sundres 10 Williams 4 Robinson, Haxall,
Brothers & Co.
Boat Pig Iron, Spiller, of Lynchburg, sundries,
10 Shields & Somerville, B. Peyton, Lee & Tins
ley.
Boat John Randolph, OF Sco,tsvil!e, snndries 10
Warwick g. Barksdale, and Royal Parrish.
Boat Lynchburg Fields, OF Lynchburg, flour,
10 Lee & Tinsley, L. d. Crenshaw, Brothers &
Co, B. Pevton, Shields g. Somerville, II. w. &
J. j. Fry & Co., Webb, Bacon & Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Farmer, Wills, of Lynchburg, plaster 10
Lynchburg.
Boat Lucy Long, Cowel OF Buckingham,
sundries TO Lock 81
Boat Josephine, Mayo, ofScolsville, mdse. for
Dover, New Canton and Sconsville.
Boat Ohio, Fitzpatrick, ndse 10 Lynchburg.
Boat Octavia, Burton, mdse.. TO Lynchburg.
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1'RIvST = AT I.

y pursuance OF Deed of Trust executed ~
i James q. Taylor, he 9TH OF March, le20,
and duly recorded in The Hastings Cour Clerks
Office, TO secure 10 Samuel Leake the payment o.
note for $3.50 (on The said note is endorsed
credit tor 500, January, !si0) shall as trustee,
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, on SATURDAY.
The 2ls, instant (March) on the premises, al
o'clock. P. NJ, lot on L or Main Street, in TIE
City OF Richmond, described in said Deed OF
Trust As being part Of he lot laid down in the
plan OF said City as number u, in The division OF
said LOT as number2, fronting on L Street - feet,
running back ! 10 feet, 10 a 10 foot alley; (Eis is
on The first square below, and on the same side OF
the street with the County Court House) The
terms will be tor cash, 10 The amount OF The deb,
and interest and charges il execution Of the
Trus', and for The residue liberal credit will be
given. believe the tile 10 said property good
and indisputable. shall only convey such title
as is vested in me as Trustee aforesaid.
March dts WALTER IEAKE
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE School at my house, in the county of Gloucester
under the direction of Miss Sarah II. Hubbard, il
now in operation and will continue until the LIST of Au
gust next with the exception Of one week nj Christmas
Miss H. was taught at Mrs. Wizards School, Troy
New York, and teaches all the various branches OF
English, French Latin, and Music on the Piano and
Guitar.
Miss Hubbard taught for the past year with much
success having given great satisfaction TO large pat
ronaye-and produces the most satisfactory testimonial
of her qualifications for all that she processes 10 teach
She has engaged for the last four years in teaching
can, therefore say, she Is experienced teacher.
We can accommodate FIVE or six more young ladies
than we now have with Board at the following prices
Board. and Tuition for all the English branches,
per month, - $40 w
French or Latin, per month, OF
Music, including the use Of the instrument, per
month, ST
ANY person wishing information this subject can
no doubt be furnished by enqurng Of the travelling
Preachers of the Methodist E. Church, as am known u
large portion Of them personally or by character We
can say TO the public that situation, for heath, ID
not to be surpassed by any place in this State Az mn
evidence Of the fact the past we had twenty-five
whites In family, and not day from School was 10
by teacher or pupil.
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber, directed 10 Glou.
Court house, post paid, win be attended t. pune
tually. JAMES BhfTOP
Dec. 25-ctf
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By Hodges & FuIIiam, Aucts
REAL. ESTATE FOR SAFE

'Si IL 80 n T. FolS SALE.
r moi sold privately before. WILL be sold al,
l. public auction q! Hazleciov Tavern. in the
The county ci Hanover on Monday, the 2d cav
OF March ncHt that valuable and we'll known
tract Of land, lying and Icing in The county OF
Hanover, formerly the property Of Mrs Frances
IImberlake deceased, containing 39G; acres i'd
joining the land Of Archibald Timberake, Aus
lin Trainnm, Abraham lone, b. A. and Reuben
Meredith and others. about eight miles from lie
city OF Richmond. Said land will b. sold in
one tract, or divided IL three lots, 10 sui pur-
chase:s. The buildings are ordinary. Abont
100 acres OF said land is cleared and The bal
ance wood land-a large proportion Of which
Is We'll ...iberet There Is on said tract varie-
y OF fruit trees, and two springs of coed water.
There was mill pond on said tract which now
presents line hay meadow. Said land IS well
calculated Tor gardening purposes, well adapted
TO he cultivation OF early vegetables.
The terms are reasonable ard time Of paw
ment made 10 suit purchasers Forterms arpiy 10
HODGES " PuLLih NJ, Aucioneers.
- Office in Bell Tavern Alley
Feb. , wcSd,t
e. PosTpoHEMrHT-In consequence of Ike
ineiemency o: the weather Toe above sale is post,
poned until SATURDAY The l4!h instant. when
II VIII taKe place Ii. & p. Aucrs.
MarCh2
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Worthasss's Office
MO T. UNDER THE EXCHANGE He
IN TEL. RICHMOND, Virginia.

IN TEL. RICHMOND. Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000 Capital Va Monongalia, Class No
Ito be drawn in the Exchange Hotel al 1:
o'clock to-day. Capitals "a QUO, 1000, 640
49, of 300. 2 of 200, 5 of $50, 5 of 1875, 10 O
100, 20 Of so, 80 Of so, &c. IS numbers, 10 drawn
Tickets Sl-sharss in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
1000 dollars Capital! Alexandria, Extra
Glass No. GO Drawing comes per mail 10
morrow. Capitals: 7,00n dollars, 1850, 5 of 900
of 300, 5 of $50, S OF 300 of $50, 10 Of 100
&C. Tickets 81 So
FOR TOMORROW.
Splendid Scheme 50,0n0 dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery Glass A. Drawing come.
per mail Sunday. Grand Capitals: $50, 900, 90,
900, 10000, 5000, 4,277, Of 5000, so OF 1000
50 of 500, &c. 10 numbers Is drawn. Tickets Is
dollars, shares in proportion.
Lotteries to be Drawn Mt Alexandria Soon
March 2lst-6 prizes OF 10000, $500, 2,3lO
IS prizes Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10.
March 2Sih-$25, GOO, 10000, 1000, 5000
1900, 10 OF 1000, 10 Of 500, &c. Tickets 10.
Shares in each Lol,lery in proportion.
N B-Tickes in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. ]. G. Gregory & Co, The Managers, fol
sale al this Office, and on the same terms.
gJ All orders confidential, and postage pait
on all sums Of IS or more, al this Office, without
CHAs. WORKMAN,
March13 Richmond, Virginia.
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FARMvILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of deed Of inst eye
L cutrd Ia The subscriber by Thomas a. Morton, for
certain purposes therein specified and Of record ~ the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Pnnce Edward |
shall proceed 10 sell. 10 The highest bidder, for ready
mouey on the ll,l day OF arch next, IN the town Of
Farmve in front of James Iiocl lwO lots p7rce i
OF Land lying IN said and numbered, in the plan
Of the town. Nos. and Lying on Main street oo ert,
and running back o95 feet and fraction, 10 street
which separates il from the Farmvilr Ware house. and
RIM. - feet on the Cross street. This property has
IL a good residence FOR private family now in The
cupancy Of Or. J. Lyle ALSO good Factory and two
story House, with a single room each f0Or. The
basement is occupied by VIM. Willis Confectionery
Establishment and the upper part by DR.. J. Lyle and
W. T.. FIou.noy an Office.
The title said property is believed 10 be unqnrstion
able; but, acting Trustee, shalt only convey such
title as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
Ian. 6-cwtds WM. c. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
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LAM AGENCY IN TEXAS.


TINE subscriber, having, during residence
i OF nine or len years in Texas, b9en connected
with The land Offices thereof and having acted as
lie agent Of his friends in The United States, in
purchasing, selling, holding, paying taxes upon,
and giving general superintendent TO their
lands in Texas respectfully offers his services 10
such other persons abroad as mag wish 10 engage
them.
REFERENCES:
His excellency Arson Jones' Gen. Sam. Hons
ion, General r. J. Rusk, Gen. 2. J. Henderson,
Col James Love, Col. James Riley, Hon. D. s.
Kaufman. Texan Charge q Afaires, WASH
ington city, Matthew ST. Clair Clark, do, King.
man & Co, do, Gen. c. r. Mercer, and the Tex
ian Consuls abroad.
MANY fortei,ures are about TO accrue from
failure 10 pay taxes; many claims Otherwise good,
will be barred by adverse possession OF three
years-that being The limtation many titles OF
lands conveyed in The United States, cannot be
admitted 10 record in Texas, for want OF proper
authorization. Owing 10 some one or other OF
these causes the best lands are in condition TO
be lost.
Having made il nv business TO become ar-
ouainled with all the laws relating 10 titles. and
being determined 10 attend diligently TO all claims
condded 10 me, I require, in all cases, an advance
in cash. sufficient 10 cover expenses OF invesiisa-
lion. When that shall be doDr am willing 10
take contingent interest in The lands Tor alien.
lion and services. ROBERT D. JOHNSON.
GALvEsroN March l0-cf
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WALKERToN FOR SALE.

THE subscriber Offers the above place for sale: u Is
situated at the intersection Of the Fredericksburg
Louisa Court House, nine miles from the former
place. IL contains two hundred and sixty-onr acres
one hundred of which cleared, and Substantially
twelve in rye, all of which l.ok we twenty acres
were seeded in Herds Gras, and Glover last spring
There is good mead W o.: several acres whsn ys.as
about teeu thousand pounds Of Hay, OF good natural
grass annus,Iy There is small Orchard OF bearing
trees and large one OF the choicest fruits from SIN
toms our BY the subscriber nls ss nmeo,
u,s arr the usual Ont houses, all IN good repair.
Tavern w1s for many years kept At Tins place, and i.
offers many Inducements TO one disposed 70 engage ia
that business This pace l. remarkably healthy, and
thr wolcr equal 10 any in The country.
The subscriber Is disposed TO sell great bargain,
nar,lcuIarly To one who would purchase has Horse:.
stock Provisnns and Farming Implements.
The terms will be very bera-say Oar. fourth ia
cash, the balance in three equal ANIMAL payments
Feb. 27-ctf JOHN ). CoPLasD.
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LOTTERIES,
SfraffAaa,s asfslcs.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEEN I'm
In STREET..
Schemes for the Week.
Drovtng receircd every dan al o'ciock, p. H.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
Friday Mononsalia, No.il. Capitals: 1000
dollars, 1000, $40, : OF 300 . oil 20n 5 ol i5),
&c. 10 Nos, II drawn. Whoes 81; halves 81
cents; quarters 25 cents.
1000 Dollars! 2O8O Dollars!
Salurday -Acxandria, 62, Extra Capitals
1000 dollars 1850, Of 1000, s OF 300, &c. 66
Nos, IL drawn. Wholes - SO; halves 25;
quarters 62 GEMS.
$4,000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Monday morning--Alexandria, A. Capitals
$4,000 duars 100000 10000 5000, 2 OF 5000,
so Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, IS drawn.-WhoIes
SIS; halves so; quarters IS.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all tie Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and draw ngs sent when re.
quested Please address orders 70
N. STRATTON,
March Q Richmond Va
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TO PHYSICIANS AID TEACHERS

~ tn I SICllNS AND IEACtlEKs5.
EAMILY relations rendering my removal desirable l
offer for sal" my residence hush NIL, most Rd>
raniacsnus location for Physician. A practice worth
81 800 might hr exported by purchas.r-my own
livlng amounted 10 more than that sum IN the year
l544, ana 10 full thousand during The last, most
healthy season. in which distant bnsness called lne
m"c!: from home. IL lies Charles City Court
House, in a popuons and wraithy neighburiood. The
Tract Of Land contains only about eIl'y Tie
House two story building, in good repair, with hro
elevated and h-aitiiui prsrion with large auJ beauu-
f." grove of noble oaks in froai Al convenient dis.
tanrcs are an Office, LlnrdTy, Kitchen, Smoke House
and Ice House ard Wen If The purpst Water in the
Yard. There are Stables, Carrnse House and irana-
-. The Garden u large. and well supplied with
much choice rnt, aud beautiful flowers aud srubbt.
The lots are well cultivated and sufficient supply
grain, prov-nd-r, &c tn the resident. \ School has
been kept here, and fall might now lee obtained
by a well qualified teacher. This valuable residence
VIII he sold al the CoIl House on ihsdav. the 1911
dav ri March next that heirg Court day, tn he highest
bidder. The terms will be most accommodating. A
bargain may be bought, the property Is not eaeced
10 sr for as much wud the buildings.
Reference for fprthe, information il made To T. Ed
ward Wilcox, Mr.. James T.. Roare, Sir. George e..
Waidel. Mr. James n IN istan of this count" and
TO Major Edmund Christian John NJ. G:"-cry, Esq.
of Richmond. nr G.. WM SEMPLE.
Charles City Court House, February 10, ls;G-cids
GT Petersburg lnirIii-;nceT requested 10 copy.
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VALUABLE TlMBERED LAND FOR
SALE

IN pursuance Of a decree of the County Court OF
will. as Commissioner appointed by said decree, on
THURSDAY, the Cd Of April, f fair, II not, the next
fair day thereafter, sell 10 The highest bidder 1t Hoards
Mill. the premises, the Tract Of Land willed by
David Thompson deceased. to his daughters, mentioned
In the said decree Il sdoning the lands Of Mcssrs
Charles scott, Daniel Hoard, Mrs. Cason and others
situated about six miles from Orange Court House, and
seven miles from Gordonsve, containing 3s1i acres
all in woods, with quantity Of valuable timber on u
convenient to two Saw Mills and Is we'll watered
the greater portion is good Tobacco land.
THRAs:-Une.third cash, The balance In two equal
payments, Of nine and eighteen months Bond and ap
proved security will be required, and the title retained
until all the purchase money Is paid. The subscriber
will take pleasure in showing the land TO any person
wishing TO purchase.
March l0-c3t WIN. e. VOOLFOLK, Com'r.
arr Fredericksburg Recorder requested To copy.
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TUE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE. STEEL

y
~ Go. bv that capital Racer and mrsl valu
l0-N able Stallion. 'inpo.ird Fyldc; his dam D-
f%S moth, hy Constitution, which was also The
--~-- dam of the famous nInnu. mare. Sally Eu
bank; and his grand dam by Balls Forzel, will Stand
the approaching season. commencing The ls March. nj
Captain Smiths Tavern, Charlotte Cont House. Viz
gina, ut thirty dollars cash. notes due The first July,
1916, and ore dollar 10 tlr groom. IN case n number
Of mares sent b. a Company, one responsible
must hr bound for the whole amount. Pasturage
furnished gratis and led AT thirty -and-a
half per dy and cooet servants boarded free Of
charge.
Steel s Of the largest class Of horses, bein. sis
teen hands high, Of great substance and power; fine
bay with black irg. and horse equal IL any
III America. lie won Twelve times out of thirteen
races ThG only time oi ms losing y: Baltimore,
being b"aisn by Vashii, when he was in bad ordrr {.
though he brr Portsmouth iIhat heat Bostonl in that
race got thrt, hundred d. the purse the second
best horse IN the Immediately after that he
challenged Vashti uir-mile heats for thou
sand dollars .,>idr nd;f forfeit which was declined
For further particulars at his pedigree and perform
mancrs, large bills, which viii be furnished to
tlemrn who may desire 10 zee them.
Dec. ~ -cwtlslJunc JOHN EURANk.
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Mansion House.

MRS. SARAH E. PAGE has recently taken
IYl The above spacious, commodious and plea
ant House, and is now furni,hihgi:in supr'o'
manner for The accommodation Of Boarders.-
Families and single gentlemen who arc DESTROYS
Of procuring Board, would do well 10 engage
their rooms on or before the lst Of April, as By
that time, il not sooner, Mrs Page will be pre-.
pared TO render comfortable and pleasant all those
who may favor her with their patronage.
AS the Mansion House is situated nearly or
pcsile 10 the place where he Bell Tavern for
merly stood, Mrs. Page will be prepared 10 &C.
commodate transient boaIders.
march 9-iIu
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fremont -. Medical Sch0oI

SUMNER COURSE OF LECTURES FOR 1896.
N addition 10 the regular Exercises, six courses Of
! Lectures, each consisting of twelve will he
delivered between the months Of March and November
to the Students Of this School, as follows:
Chemistry--By Or. Charles T. jackson.
Pathological Anatomy-By Or. John f 2. Jackson
Diseases of the Eye and Ear-By DR.. George A Be-
thune.
Practical Obstetrics-By Or. D. Humphreys Storer.
Microscopical Anatomy-By Or. o. w Holmes.
Operative SuIgery-By DR.. Henry J. Bigeow.
The regular Exercises Of the School Will continue
heretofore. The school Is Intended supply during
each year the facilities for complete medical education
There will be daily lecture or examination in some
one OF the following branches:
Theory and Practice and Maieria Medically Dr..
Bigelow
Midwifery, Medical Jurisprudence, and Diseases of
Children-By Dr. Storer.
Anatomy and Physology-By DR.. Holmes
Surgery aud Chemlstry-By DR.. II. J. Bigelow.
The in fremont street Is open from q, A. M, TO
TO- p NJ. II Is furnished with preparations and plates,
illustrative Of Anatomy and other branches, and with
collection Of the important articles OF the Matcria
Medica.
Students of this Institution have eratui,ous TO
the Massachusetts General Hospital anu to the Eye and
experience in Obsetrc Practice and ample facilities for
the pursuit Of Practical Anatomy, without extra charges
The regular Exercises will commence on the 1ist of
March. During the Winter months Dissecon-
continued and examinations held the subjects
OF the lectures at the University College.
The year Is divided into two Medical terms
For the year, 500
From March 10 October, (incusve,) Is
From November to February, tinclusive,) 30
Good Board be obt1ned in Boston at from s? 50
TO 50 so per week.
Boston, March 3-citt
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LAW NOTICE.

JAS. GARLAND e. WIN. ". BHANCH.
HAZE united in tie PRACTICE or La
THeu tciN attend The Courts Of Camp6eb, Bed
ford, AmAera, Nelson, ARpomatlor, Charlotte
and LynchbuIg.
A LII cases OF collections will be strictly at
n tended TO by Mr.. BRAScn. J. GARLAND
will, by This arrangement, be enabled TO give
vieilant and prompt attention 10 the cases which
may be confded to his care in the COURT OF AP-
pEALs.
Lynchburg, February IL, ls46-dsm