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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND Me-
GROES. &c

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust made by Daniel Turner
- the undersigned will sell al the residence Of the
said Daniel Turner four miles South OF The town OF
Warrenton, North Ca olna, on WEDNESDAY. the
l6th day Of December next all the land owned by him.
consisting of the tract which he resides, containing
about 800 acres, and another adjoining thereto,
tanning about 400 acres. The land IS Of excellent
quality, in perfectly healthy region Of country,
and in the midst ri good society. The buildings on
the first mentioned tract and very exiensive
the Dwelling House finished in very superior style;
and probably there IN line State more beautiful
or n more desirable residence.
AT the same time and place, the undersigned Will
sell BY virtue Of the same deed, and by iul authority
from Thomas Turner, of Granville County, the Land
and Mill owned BY the said Thomas mud the SAID la
MEL Turner; the Mill heng within one and iali miles
of the said town OF Wareutou and the land attached
thereto containing about $40 acres, extending To within
10 command 4 good custom, and Is never Ealing
stream and the land Is IN part well tmheed, and Is
Of fair quality.
AT the same time and place, the undersigned will
sell, under the same deed, eighty valuable Negroes;
twenty five Shares OF Stock in The Roanoke Navigation
Company all The Crop cf Corn Fodder Tobacco, Oats,
Wheat aud Peas, rssed by the sand Daniel Turner the
ureseo YEAR all his stock of Horses Cattle Hogs and
Snaep all his Plantation Tools his Carriage Wagons
and Carts; and his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The SAFE will be continued from day 10 day until all is
disposed of.
The sever al tracts of Land and Mill will be sold on
credit of twelve months, with interest from the day Of
SALE and the Negroes and other property credit Of
doubted, that by arrangement with The creditors,
for whose benrf t The sad deed was made, much
longer indulgence may be had.
Bond and security will in every case, be required be-
fore the property Is removed.
ALFRED ASTON
WILLIAM PLUMMER.
Warrenton, North Carolina, Nov. l0-cw5w
l-J- Wing requested copy.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE
(NnIrA~yN

DURsUANTto the provisions Of a deed of trust made
BY Henry LeadbeIter and wife, TO The subscribers on
the 18th day of October 1886, and of record in the Of
lice Of the Clerk Of the County Court of Hanover and
for the purposes of the said trust they will proceed, on
the goth day OF next month"; November,) IL fair not
on the next fdir day thereafter al the house OF said Hen
~ Leadhetier IN the upper end of Hanover, 10 cell al
public auction The real and personal property which
said deed conveyed.
Stock and Plantation Utensils, and the Crops on TIE
said tracts Of land There Crops Of Corn, Fodder
ana Shucks, and large parcel of Bay; the Household
aud Kitchen Furniture now in possession OF The SAID
Leadbetter, and i Wagon and Gear.
The Tract of Land which the said Leadbetter re-
sides, is very desirable piece of property, containing
about Two hundred and fifty acres, Of good farming
land, situated the Richmond and Louisa Court
House Road about twenty three miles above Richmond,
with excellent buildings both Tor public house and
for private family There Two other small tracts
Of land lying the former; oneEcaied THACkERS,
the other WOLF SWAMP, both valuable, and situated
in of the healthicst parts of Virginia. The title
believed To be good though the subscribers will convey
such title is vested in them by said trust deed The
terms of sale will be, for the land, onehd cash, one
third at twelve and the other Al tweny-fanr months,
from day Of sale, he secured by bonds with approved
personal security, and deeds Of trust on the properly;
and for the personal properly cs for all sums under
SI0 and that SIX months credit, with bond
and approved security.
The subscribers also request the creditors oil SAID
Leadbeiter for whose benefit the sale is made, TO bring
forward their claims before the day Of sale, and all
debtors said LSadhrtier TO make payment 10 them
forthwith, Indulgence cannot he given.
CHARLES r. GOODALL, 1,,ns,ses
NATHANIEL &. CRENSHAW, .'1s'
R-ShouId the foregoing property not be sutcien
to discharge purposes of said deed then the suhscI-
ber one Of the Trustees SAID deed, will offer n the
time and place, at publ auction, for cash, three
SLAVES also conveyed Ia him in that deed, TO witt
Woman, Boy, and Girl.
CHARLES GooDALL. Trustee.
lrr POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence Of the Sc
natora Election the above sale is postponed 10 the next
day (27,h November) CHAS. r. GOODALL.
NATHL. G. CRESSHAW.
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EDf he ERAnlEer.

For The Enquirer.
In locking ove. the lie Of D.. franklin, find
al page lGS, vol !. hints Tor conversation upon
the subject OF Terms that might produce dura-
bic union between Britain and tie Colonies. The
lah paragraph is in these words IS. All the
ac:s restraining manufactures 10 The colonies 10
b: repealed" Al page ITO is the following com-
mcnt upon this firth article "fhe 9Th, they az
pretended, VOL meet with difficulty. They said
Understanding manufactures in The colonies was
a iavore idea hers; IN: therefore laey wished
that Article to BE- omitted, as tie proposing il would
alarm and hinder perhaps The considering and
granting . hers Of more importance But a
insisted on Inc cGury ii allowing all Subjects III
every Country 10 make the ii0st vi heir natural
advantages, they dssired would al lrasi al'erihe
last word from repealed 10 RECONSTRUCTED, which
complied win"
You will perceive that in Iii, vhcr h. above
article was written aud conversation TOOK place
DR.. Franklin considered il would ne great point
gained Tor as 10 be permitted - manufacture, ana
Dr.. Fo,hersill and David Barclay, with whom
the above conversation was held, considered Tie
restraining manufactures in he colonies was a
tayorie IDEA in En.iard. Is it moi singular hat
Dr. Franklin and he leading men in Ersiani
should have thought i, pussb- that manufactures
could have been coma.,lcd hc:c IN l7777;, in jfcc
cOMpetiti0R with the manufactures oi IL. .and.
when a. this day, with Inc immense improve
menls OF thu country, the vast accumnlalion u
capital and population, aud with our manuiaciu-
ring establishments made AMI IN operation, with
ski!lG! hands and with seventy years experience,
and with duty oi from twenty 10 thirty pr cent.
in their favor, they H. be ruined by this sane
English competition Comment is uGDecessa-
~. MADISON.
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r.,.,,,s Of the Enquirer.

,,s ruuuirer is published OAiLf Qor the city)
6,wi.w 7rxi.Y (for the conntry.) For the Daily
~ even dollars per annum, aud at the rate oil eight
Fa'e ,,x.n for shorter period than one year. For
iea w Weakly, i've dollars per annum, and Three
ne S ~, months PAYABLE in advance TO De pad IN
rot- Nv Irm,ned by mai, post paidi or Six Dollars
!" nam at Tie end oftac year.
re- IN aues to this office may he remitted per maii
- nJaya,abie Bank noies, at The risk OF inc Edi-
In 80" ,,-e Of all letters beng paid by me er'ters.-
t9t ~ 20, ~ single letter is scarcely OF any account
t.hs 49,, Il is the accumulation OF postage, IN an
J. ne ". .us,ncss which operates rs serious TAX
open ne TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.,u- nAIIY ENQUIRER-For one square oil
~ ~ No.. az less, first insertion my cents. ana
sixteen ne insertion twenty-five eents-h insert
esrN ~, rk twice week, or three LINES week.
:. and malt cents; 80 s;r,..n
AIS rug SEMI-WEEKLY-One square OF sixteen
~ ,rss. fyst insertion, IS cents; for each c'nunu
ancr ~ from distance must be accompanied whit
nav. or satisfactory references TO insure eAecu
ioi ara Ha1,;a0e, from the country,
9.ye, Inc par,y's handwriting Is unknown d. tnis
,ru., b- authenticated by the endorsaton Oh the
n IN the neishborhood, or they WIN IN no casc
n"I,sh.d. Every measure, that has eeen taken 70
,nnosi,ious and Guzzes, has proved heretofore
pv,,l,ng We must, therefore. INSIST, Ia sucn case,
= on m. communication being certinsd oy Tue ha' "
,hs Postmaster, rr,t;sa os the back Of ias sesse'-
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We regre; that We did rul receive the following
in time Tor Fridays country paper:
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.


GCa SPRiSG, Nov. II, $50.
The adjourned Convention having a,seuhis..
a, MS pace TO-DAY, Tor lhe purpose 81 >eectin:
a Democratic candidate lor the vacancy IN The
Senate of Virginia, i,on the Gislf:c; composed
Of the counties OF FluYanna Louisa, hanover
and Goochland, The names OF the following DEL
gates in attendance were enro led:
From F.aranna. -Day;d l. Gilespie-l.
From Loa,sa.-George Harris DR.. Wan. Me-
redilb, WIN Nelson, VIM. q. T. Nelson, b. NJ.
Francisco, s. Fairar A F. Bulcr, y. y. Harrt,,
b. W. Price, George ]. Ga.irei, C. W. Gentry,
VIM c. Thomas, 4. 3. Swin, q. Tlmberahe,
George ". Payne, y. II. Crawford, L. G Nor
RS, D. r. Shelton, NJ. Parrish, r. Waldrop, l..
Hill, J. p. Smith, z A. Duncan, G. Anderson,
4. Anderson A. c. Vest, w. S. WALTON, w. =.
Crowder Y W. Perkins, + Swift, d Richard
son. I. Richardson, &. Gorion, w. Q Harris,
]. Atkinson, r. G Bo@es, t. Lloyd, NJ. LLOYD,
I. Loyall, I. Boumr-4O.
EIom Hlnor.r.-J.D G. Brown z. Nucko-,
j. Z. Jones, w. L. Irhy, 9. Wni,e, NJ. ". Al
derson. L. Wash. A. Il. Bowles n. A. Jhomp.
SON swift. - AndeI>on-ll.
From Goocbiand.-W Saimons, w. u. Mar.
lin. J. L. Il. Martin, G. w. Turner, W. J. Hun
ter, J. P. COSBY, D. Drumwrish,, J. Dfumwrigh,,
D. Parrish, r. e. Parrish, w. ID. Leake, 5. ID.
Leake, S. Finch, c. Mayo, p GnerraDi, J.
Thompson, T. Aas>ie, T. James, W $. Crouch,
&. Fleming, 5. H. Bn!old, W. IL. bGlt, J. VI
Ford, II. French, j. X. Bla1shax, 1. Tay.or,
J. Paterson, r. J. PcEaias, II. III. Holland, ;.
Coates-30.
A committee having been appointed BY tue
Chairman, agveeaby 10 motion Tor this pur-
pose, made The tollou'iog report That Inc De-
mocraiic vote given by edoh county OF the Dis
.rict al tn. IasI Presidential election shall b. 81
divided among ihe delegates respectively as 10
give 10 each county similar number OF votes
IN this Convention.
The report having been adopted, the Conven-
lion proceeded 10 ballot for candidate, when
MIR. WIN. NJ. Amber, Of Louisa, received The
nomination unanimously.
Messrs. Peter Guerrant, n. Il. Crawford,
Chas,ain While and ID. L. Gillespie were ap-
APPOINTED a committee 10 inform Mr.. Amber OF
The selection, VIXEN he appeared before the as
sembIy and accepted the nomination II lie"
appropriate and eloquen, remarks.
The following resolutions were then offered
and unanimously adopted
Resolrea, That We will exert ourselves 10 the
utmost, BY all honorable means, 10 secure The
election OF Mr. VIM. Nj. Amber, who has -
ceiyed the nomination Of inIs Convention.
Resolusd, Tha. the delegates from the segefa
counties OF The District De appointed commit.
lee IN their respective counties, whose duly il
shall be to get Inc Votes 10 the polls On The day
OF the election.
WILLIAM 0. HARRIS, Chairman.
SrAPLEroS CORES, Secretary.
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Eagle Hotel,

F NJ V | L L Z, K U n I a
THE subscriber, having removed from the Farmers
i Hotel to this old and we'll known establishment,
recently kept by Col. F. H. James, which ia agreeaby
and conveniently situated Main street, within fifty
steps Of Randolphs Warehouse. and within short DIS
ance Of the Farmvile Warehouse, and in the most bu
siness part of the town. begs leave to make known 10
MS friends and the public generally that he is now pre-
pared TO accommodate all persons who may favor him
win call His table shall be constantly provided with
III. the season and country afford-his bar with
II. hest liquors to be had in this aud the Eastern
keisnis stables with the hest grain and provender,
and attended by experienced and attentive ostitrs
From his own experience in The business and de-
termination spare pains effort 10 make his house
comfortable and agreeable those " ho may either
boifd With him visit him. he faers himself that he
WI receive portion of public patronage. His charges
shal be accommodated TO the times tall and see.
Nov. 6-c2awan THOS. w. EPES.
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TELEGRAPH TO PETERSBURG.

In another column will he found en- advertise
ment Of Amos Kendall, Esq, far a supply Of tim
Der for The new line Of Telegraph. TIE FrcGer-
icksburg Recorder furnishes The following facts
in regard 10 this important lightning convey
ance" We agree with the Standard, hat the
late irtrigues Of The Bosom ncnr spectators in
controlling he Telegraph, should open The eyes
Of the public TO the necessity # rro7er safe
guards against similar mischieis. Ia Obtaining
from our Legislature The fright 0. way" some
provision should he made Tor The homes, and faith
iul exercise Of This mighty but dangerous vehicle
Of intelligence We shall susses, no plan but
the rights and interests of the whole community
call upon hose in authority 10 see mi and perna
ncnt Justice effec;ualed
CLEAR THE TRACK Amos Kendall
announced The other cav IN lie Union, that tie
telegraph lire was 10 he extended immediately
from Washington to Petersburg. We had the
pleasure oil meeting. yesterday, with he gentle
man appointed L. survey he roule The wires
will probably cross The bridge Al Georgetown and,
continuing through Alexandra, Occoquan, Dunn
.ies, and Stafford Coun house, s.;iA- tie Rail
road al Brcoke's Station, following that road in
10 oWn. Timber vii! he called for Immediately;
AMI PEI sons having white oak chestnut. cedar ~
locust. had heller hold themselves IN readiness IL
furnish supply. The posis vii! he 80 fee, long
and inches through al he top. II IS expected
that The line vii! he in operation 10 this place in
two or three months"
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JUSTICE TO A BRAVE vIRGlNIAN.

We have hitherto failei 10 re-pubii'h which
we now Go mos, cordially, 'bc ,oiiowus high
compliment 10 Lieutenant Colonel Garland, cen
lained in letter in he New Orleans Commercial
Times from Monterey. Colonel Garland is I
son of HUDSON ii. Garland, Esq, # LynchbuTg,
and b.olher of James Garland, Esq The els
tnguished Ex-Represenatiye Of the A5emare
Congressional District. He has more than once
nobly upheld the honor of his native State, aud
we hope 10 have the pleasure al recording ,he
konors won b. many more OF the sons Of Yr-
GINA, before the termination Of The war:
"On the Jeff, the fsarins was Of different and
more sansuinary character Than TN The right. 1t
was there the enemy had their hsavies, force. and
every point could he reinforced promptly. Near
ly every house vas fortress, and shot rere A.
ing in every quarter from invisible enemies. /,
was in Inc lover part oil The town, ard OF the
plain four-hfihs Q. our men we're killed and
wounted There Coonel Garland le,i he frsl
division into the fshI and COMMANDED al OF j:
,hs. was in the town on The 2l.t @! September,
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Hats, Caps and MuHs.
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR Cash, AT THE
VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY,

No. Isl, Broad S., Saockoe HUI.
1T subscriber would Neg leave inform his friends,
Customers, aud the public in general, that he has
nov ,, received his Fall Stock cf HATS, CAPS, and
atFts from the lowest the highest grades, consist
y parI Of Moeskin and Fur Hats Beaver, Nutria,
ssash SIR Mapped. Angola Coney and Wool Hats, of
Every style and description Also, Fur, Plush, Cloth,
' .elveteen, Infants Silk and Cotton Velvet, Glazed
sae mar Seal Caps, and Mufs OF oil kinds, which he
WI sell al reduced prices.
purchasers are respectfully invited call aud examine
NV assortment L. BETTY.
..s-cld Hats taken in exchange for new ones, and
shcekoe Hill. 49, w. G. I.
Nov. l3-c3m
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MELANCHOLY CASuALTY-CAPT.
p hnlI PA 2ICGEI Y-This GALLANT mice,


VINO mas won so many laures il the war, is sup
posed 10 have lost his lie al Monterey, abou;
three weeks ago in 4 most melancholy manner.
oar Information, as derived tom JOHN Desaon,
Esq. one OF The o~ac.s Of The steamship Sea and
VIII came passenser in The ship Uncas. which Ar
rived here from Drazos yesterday, IS 10 lnis effect.
Capr. Hill. IT, :. Quarefmasier at Brazls, inform
ct sir Deshon tia! IN y?fess rad cssarfiveifrom
Monterey, communicating the sdt intelligence,
that Cap, Rinseiy. ,bs'ns on an unFi'y morse,
an! riding down steep hill, MAS thrown, the
horse falling upon him, and shcckrgy inansl-d.
A. ice time the express lei, MoE,errg, Captain
Ridcely vas who'll ilsensible, The trans oozing
ont OF MS ears, and 10 hcfes we're entertained #
mis- recovery The Uncas spoke The steamship
virginian about twenty five miles from the S.
w. Pass, on her way from Brazos TO this por-
On board of The Virginia was a bearer Of des-
patches from Monterey for Washington, who will
probably arrive 10 dsy. From him ve may ex.
pecl full particulars OF this terrible catastrophe.
We must hope that Capt. Ed2e'y will ge be
spared 10 his country, which cannot afford 10 lose
so brave aud chivarous AMI meriicrious an Of
fcsr.-[ New Orleans Tiepie, Nm. l3.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR RENT.

nm THURSDAY, the a6th November, that being
~ Amelia Court day, will be offered for sale, IN par
cells suit purchasers, the Tract Of Land at Amelia
Court house, containing nine hundred and fifty I95nl
acres embracing the Tavern and all necessary build
ings and store house. The property will be offered in
fnr or more lots and divided by roads meeting at the
e. II can be recommended good stand for Ia
between three aud four hundred acres in Forest immed
ately adjoining the buildings. The buildings are COM
modious, and the orchard and garden unsurpassed BY
any In this country II il about forty miles distant from
Redmond aud Petersburg, and is proverbaily healthy
IF sold, IL win be offered Tor lease rent IN the
sane day Persons wishing examine the property are
referred TO Mr. L Leigh, at The Z. IL with whom n
plat Of the property has been left
Oct. 97-ctds LEWIS L. HARVIE.
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TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
-. III ACES &c &c

THE subscribers would most respectfully eau .he az.
,-p,ion of Country Merchants and DINERS, puf
1.s,na TIN Ware stoves Crates aud Fire Places, &c
se 10 ,hri. general stock, be found Al No. % Mest
Nan srrs, They feel assured that they can sell oil
la IT, 49, .,,h,;shmrnt More particularly would We
~, ~ attention OF those in want 10 our assortment o.
caos,pr stoves Also, plate, plate, plate, ana
Goa, Slpv-s A. well a our rire races lo' ouInins
- :, t,r mpte preferable article than the Franklin
s,ov. and much safer and remedy for smoking
s Se, az D. s. &. X. WELLER.
D I'm
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF VA.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS vacancy has occurred IN me 1ene'i
w Assembly by the death uf David Crawford Sena
,o elect for District composed of the counties o.
Shenandoah, HARDY, Page ami Warren, the Sherihs OF
the several oil the said District are therefore
REQUIRED 10 hold an election the fourth Thursday III
he presen, month, for Senator TO nj! the vacancy
Aforesaid.
Given under my hand "a Governor. and under me
lesser seai Of the Commonwealth al Richmond
sat, this third day OF November, IN the year oil our
Lord eighteen hundred and fofty-six, and of the
Commona cath the seventy first.
My 6-etd VIM SMITH.
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ny THE GOVERNOR or raE STATE oF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, a vacancy has occurred IN the SENATOR
w al District composed Of the counties oil tluvanna,
loochIand Louisa and Hanover. by the death oil John
Guerran,, Esq, late Senator IN the General Assembly
Tor the SAID District the Sheriff. oil the several counties
II the said Distc, therefore required 10 hold an
lection on the fourth Thursday in November, 1885, Tor
Senator To nil the vacancy aforesaid.
Gwen under nv hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth at Richmond,
this thirtirth day Of October, eighteen hundred
and forty SIX, and In the se,en.y mrs: year oi
IN. Commonwealth WM. SMITH.
NM -cfd
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

TUE subscribers have entered into Co-partnership,
under ui- firm 4 HERRiSG GARDNER, for the
purpose Of conducting the Grocery and Commission Bu-
sness, and have taken the Store formerly occupied by
William I. Barrel inm.d iately opposite the Richmond
a"f Fredericksburg Depot, Broad Street. They intend
Keeping general assortment of FAMILY GHOCE
RES TO winch they ask the attention o their trienos
and The public generally. One of W. having been en-
gi:-d IN The business for several years In tins city, we
- close attention, merit share OF patroaast
We VIII ply particular attention To the sale of all kinds
u produce consigned 10 from country friends.
GEO HERRING,
Oc, c-c3m GEO. w GARDNER.
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TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, &c.
Il virtue Of Deed of Trust from William s.
~ haIdson TO the subscriber, dated on tho 9th day
c.,s s4o and duly recorded In the office Of the
~. o. the County Court OF Louisa, and for the pnr-
~ " zoe said Trust shall proceed on SATURDAY,
n Gay Of December next, if fair, il not, the next
F,uasy sunday except-d) at the Farm Of Anderson
i,m.. ~ me county OF Louisa, the Tavern Of
e-y and interests By he said deed conveyed. This
on. aa interest described in Tho said Deed as
had II ans steam Engine and Fixtures, new on THE
all and Taey in the county oil Louisa; and
CO IN y. Arm and If Gsor". w. Tber
'srens Of and ali property and contracts and in
ever kind. IN. .sss to the said Company, Of what,
convey the title acting as Trustee will only
a IN him by thar Deed.
Nov. l3-etds GEORGE FISHER,
: Trustee
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Beng now connected with, and having interest in
The pcYhaian House. the undersigned takes the liberty
Of recommending 10 the public and particularly 10
H.. friends the house will be kept in as good style as
i, rv.rwas, IL not better
Persons DESTROYS Of visiting IT, need have apprehen
SION any decline In the fare inatenton 10 their
comfort He especially soiieiis the patronage Of his
friends Any OF them having business with him, will
find MN occupying room IN the house.
Nov 6-dlt&clistOsc e. G. GRISWOLD.
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

LEGE.
THE SICK are admitted into this Institution at the
following charges, payable for the first week in
advance
White patients SIS per week.
Coored patients 4 per week
These charges include Board, Medical attendance,
operations when required, nursing, medicines, and
every necessary service
Separate splrmen ts assigned TO the different
classes patients Private rooms can be furnished at
an additional charge of So per week. The Medical
cases are under the charge three Of the Professor. OF
me college, for prescribed periods in rotation The
surgical cases committed TO the Professor of Sur
gerry, and the ob-trc the Professor of Obstetrics
The attending Physician and Surgeon visit the lnsti-
,nion daily, and in Of difficulty, the whole Col.
-,e Faculty Is called in consultations without additional
expense Ia the patient
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, will
please give city reference
Oe, 2S-ctC S. MAUPIS. President