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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PLANTATION, CORN, ID u COWS. &c.
T AUCTION
DI virtue OF 4 decree ot The County Court OF
- Llenrico, pronounced on The 18th day Of Sep.
lember, 1899, will be sold Al public auction,
(r,ttont r%essrre,) on The premises, on Friday, the
18th day OF October, l041, the plantation now
occupied by Robert NJ. Pulliam, lying and being
IN The county OF %flenrico, on The Meadow Bridge
road, one ami one-fourth miles from The city Of
Richmond, adjoining The lands OF Thos. b. Car
Ter, Adoiph Dill and others, containing about .56
acres OF land, on which there is a good dwelling,
with seven rooms, a large barn, corn house,
kitchen, ice house, &c; also. an orchard Of abuu,
800 apple and peach trees, (ot choice variety
~wine-sop and lowry applcs) with a well OF fine
water. Said land is level, Of clay bottom soil
and susceptible OF The highest state OF improve
men,-about two-lhiris Of which is well wooded.
with oak and pine timber, { 1900 cords OF wood
could be cut off Of said land.) The neiehbor-
hood is desirable and The situation as healthy as
The mountains OF Virginia. Said land is admit.
ted by all to be The most desirable in he neigh
borhooi. Terms: one.lhird in cash and The bal.
ance III two equal Payments of II and "a months.
with bonds bearing interest from day Of sale and
a decd OF trust 10 secure the deferred M
Will be sold al the same time and under he
same decree, for cash, abou, thirteen acres Of he
same Tract, enclosed by Adolph Dill, Esq.
SAML I. PULLIAM,
BARTHOLOMEW SLADE.
Commissioners
Also, al the same time, October 18Th, Ie4-.
will be sold for cash, all The household and ki,ch.
en- furniture, farming utensils, $50 bbls. corn, fol-
der, hay, cows, &c, Sc.
HODGES, ROY & PULLIAM.
SGnf Ak1-,lfv,ftc
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NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
ID Err s.. M ID =.

BOOKSELLERS. ATIONERS,
AND DEALERS IN PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &C.
No. "a, Main Street.
"A .enis.
"These ara tales OF homely beauty and natural feel
Ing, which will be read 10 the end 81 time with nnfad-
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RANDOM SHOTS M SOUTHERN BREEZES.
> vols. lamo., paper covers. IS cents each.
A series Of desulIory Notes and Sketches, very
spriehtly and piquant, by an acute aud intelligent oh
server, during a tour through The Southern States. The
volumes will br found excellent Summer reading.
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND-No.
30. Price % cents
at is incomparably more thorough, accurate and al
~tractive, as well as more suited 10 the habits, feelings
and genius of our people, than Hume, Sinollett, Gran
ger, Goldsmith, and all Turner historians; aud we there
fore repeat the recommendation, that every family IN
our land. who can afford il, should subscribe for the
work ~ il appears in mum beers. The illustrations are
both curious aud very attractive, and we would add,
are alone well worthy the price asked for The numbers"
-Agriculturist.
MISS PaRDOE'S COURT OF LOUIS XIV, IL
Observation-Disclosures tsiNth) part. Price 81 cts.
1.-The heteroge neous materials with which the au-
thor has had Ia deal are very clrvefly sorted, and her
style snits the ehany nature o( the subject better liian
either Nh. PTescott's or Livy's would. Miss Pardoe's
work has been 10 piece into 4 whole thr parrnreos pan
NOS Of Diaries, Correspondrnces, Memoirs ana Maria
tives, which would serve 10 illustrate the Court life OF
the Great Louis. She does MOI pretend 10 write histu-
~, but, call II by what name one will, II ~ i lively, IN
terestin < and graphic production. "-N. Y. Churchman.
OlC "ohho -
Leigh Hunts Men, Wunen aud Books; , vols.
Howitt's Homes aud Haunts of the Poets; = vols.
Srhmiix's New History of Rome; ! vol.
Blackstnnc's Commentaries, BY Wendel; vol. l.
L.ainattine's History Of the Glrundists; vol. l..
~tpham's Memoirs Of Madame GuyoH; > vols.
Prescoti's History of Peru; 9 vols.
Sparks's Writings Of Washington; vols. lto5.
Monaihe's History of Mississippi; J vols.
nallam's Constitutional History; vol.
Draper's Natural Philosophy; ! vol.
Boyd's Eclectic Philosophy; ] vol.
Harper's New York Class Book. Sept. u
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f.. Fitzgerald 4 Co,
STARR 6 co.

- ~
nEFERRISG 10 the above notice oi their friends aad
N pr-decessors. leg TO state that they will open on
SATURDAY, Ie:h September, and viii receive semi
weekly, by the Packets and Express from New York,
during the FALL CAMPAIGN OF l647, as splendid a
Stock of fashionable md bona eide first quality Ready
Made Customers Clothing as ever was offered
South If The Potondc.
One little word as To the advantages they POSSESS Tor
giving The old patrons Of the h0ase, IA well as thrir kinn
and valued friends, The ,nGghtensd public q Richmond,
n really good article, AT u price 10 please the Jadie,odi
economist:
Their establishment nj the North is situated in the
very heart itself of The most fashionable aud freqneuted
norton Of the CRY Or NEW YoRK. nj 1879, Br0ddpny.-
They will thus have every earthly facility 10. !mmrdi-
a,eIy transferring Ia Richmond the very latest styles
worn in New York and the great Capitals of Europe
and thereby securing the patronage of the man " Fdsh-
ion. NTH cash. And as their work will in al Cases be-
gotten up precisely IL for Customers, and IN The most
durable and solid manner, by the bfs, Josrtss,nrH Tai.
Iors in the Empire City, they thus hope 10 Obtain ana
retain the confidence Ell those vino want IyYIR MONEYS
worth.
CUSTOMERS orders will he particularly and con.
.cienliousiy attended To by onr hrai cutler, VINO liy..,
in the same capacity for many years IN me mhsshS.
WEYMAN, of New YoRE, and Tor winch mrasases
will be- taken at our Emporium. III
RICHMOND, corner Of Main .o,y
and 18th Sueels, Tale NV fohh,
STARR & co. I3i, Broadway
i I..t J--rw1w
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FOR SALE

A T PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hishcs, bid
II der. al OfaDgc Courthouse, on MONDAY,
The 25lh October, that being CouIt.day, between
500 and COO acres Of LAND, the most valuable
part Of the "FRESCATI ESTATE" There
are about 22J acres cleared; there are Two fields,
which contain abont l40 acres Of The best land
on the original tract, now richly taken in clover;
and there are As acres in lots for tobacco, 10 The
finest state for The planter; the remainder is in The
bes; kinds Of timber, such as locust, some ches-
nut, oak, hickory, and all The usual growth OF The
South. west mountain land. II is well walered.
There are no Improvements on il except tobacco
pens. There is a beautiful cite Tor a dwelling
house, elevated, bul easy Of access, and level Oh
top.
| will sell il as a whole tract, Git wonld make a
delightful homestead or | am willing 10 divide
it 50 as to suit purchasers, provided they will take
il all. fhe fencing is principally Of locust and
chesnu,. The situation is a desirable one, as il is
believed that The Louisa Railroad, when exend-
ed, will pass by il.
Terms or SaLE-Thc lard to be sold for one
third OF the purchase money paid down in cash,
and a credit Of one, lwo and three years for the
residue OF The purchase money, IN equal install
menls, secured BY bonds, with approved personal
security, and 4 deed OF trust on The land 10 secure
the paymen, OF The bonds as they become due.
FRANCES r. BARBOUR,
ExcculriI and Devisee OF The late
Judge P. P. Barbour.
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LAND AND MILL FOR SALE, IN THE
COUNTY OF HANOVER.

on MUSDAi The 18th day of October neyt,- III fair,
~ otherwise, the next fair day AT lhc late residence
Of Charles Tallry, desc:2rd, VIII be sold 10 llr highest
bidder, thr Land and Mill belonging 10 thr Estate Of
said %decadant. Tie tract NJ land contains 80 acres,
and has on Il u good orchard, Il dwelling house with
live rooms and 4 cellar, and other improvements nec-s.
snry for 4 farm aud family. The mill attached 10 the
tract nf land, aud located on the main read leading
from Tappahhnnock 10 the ri,y ~ Richmond, is in good
crdcr-having been recently repaired and has IN IL
one pair uf Germ AMI unr pair at whoa. stones, with the
fixtures necessary fur The Manufacture Of iirur, and be-
ing distant eirvrn miles only from The city, and situa-
led on 4 road So public, IL would 10 lur a machinist, or
any other mrclIaniC, an excellent location. Persons
disposed 10 purchase are invited 10 view the property
before the day III sale.
TERMS-Ih- land and mill, with eight or ten acres
adjacent, will h- sold separately, each, for $50 payable
IN the L.. day at January neat, The balance In one and
two years, The purchaser giving a deed in rrust, and
bonds, with approved personal security, for the rsspec-
Tive payments. The lime oi giving possession will be
announced on the day of salr.
Aug. l7-cwtds EZEKIEL S. TALLEY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EXTENSIVE STOCK.
Fall and Winter DRY Goods.

WARREN, FARlSS 4 BROWN have received, by
w recent arrivals from New York and Boston, much
the largest stock of goods they have ever before had The
pleasure OF Offering, consisting In part Of
Rich Brocade and Fancy Silks, from IS cents 10 50
per yard
Rich Satin Striped and Watered Black Silks
Spun Silk and Merino Piaids
Satin Plaid Lama Cloths
Satin Plaid and Striped Cashmeres
Rich Embroidered Cashmeres and Monslins
Plaid Mohar Lustres; PLAIN mouslins, NIL colors
Printed Cashmeres and Mouslins, from Is. to Is. Cd.
French Merlnos. all colors; Mourning Cashmer-s
Bombazlnes and Silk Warp Alpacas; Plaid Alpacas
White Embroldered"C Grape and Thibet Shawis
Broche and Printed Cashmere Shawls, very cheap
Rl'k and Mode Col'd Thibet Shawls, silk fringe
Rich Embroidered Capesand Collars, large and select
assortment
White and Colored Embroidered Muslin Robes
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, &C., &c.
Also, a large assortment Of Gentlemen's Go0ds-viz :
Black and Col'd French Cloths and Cassimeres
English and American Cassimeres, all qualities
Rich Silk and Cut Velvet Vestings
Wooden Velvet do.
Cravals, Gloves, Suspenders, &C., in great variety
We would ask particular attention To our supply of
G CLOTHfNG-yiz:
Baltimore Pulled Kerseys; Lowell Plains
Heavy PULLED Satinetts; Kentucky Twills
Mallory & Th0mps0n's Jeans; Virginia Jeans
Plain and Plaid Linseys; Flannels
Dufhl, Twiled aud Domestic Blankets
Bleached aud Brown Sheetings and Shirlings, Cotton
Oznaburgs, &c, &c
To all Of which we invite the attention Of purchasers,
both Wholesale and retail.
WARREN, FARISS 4 BROWN,
Sept. elicit No. IS, Main 81.
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VALUABLE CHARLES CITY LAND
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offer rs FIR sale his FARM-"INnfAN
i FIEI.DS"-in Charlrs City county, WINS on the
Main road leading from Charles City Court house 10 the
city or Richmond, three mics from tlr former place,
aud ahnlt thirty five from the latter. II l. in Il mile.
and n quarter nf i public landing on James river, aud
three quarters uf i creek n~avisahle for vessels drawing
five and n half Ia six feet of water. This farm Con.
tains six hundred and iwsniy acres, ihree hundred and
sixty Of which are cleared and in cultivation, the rest
well wooded and heavily timhered with oak and pine,
hut principally with oak. Nearly all The cleared land
IL The James river soil, easily cultivated anil improved,
and finely adapted 10 the growth Of wheat and coSn.-
There are on The place all necessary houses. The dwell
ling nous. and kitchen want slight replirS-all The other
houses are in good condition. The nriehborh"od is as
good &c any in Virginia, and ihickly settled. IL Is
deemed unnecessary Ia describe "Indian Fields" more
particularly, rs il is we'll known, aud those Wishing to
purchase will doubtless view the premises for them
selves, which they are invited In do.
The terms, and any further Will be al.
rected Il. him, al Charles City CouI; house, or by appii.
cation To John NJ. Gregory, Esq, Of the city o. Rich
mond. WAN. IiLEi.
g.. ~ -A
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TRUST SALE AT AUCTION OF CITY
POINT REAL, ESTATE.


IN pursuance of a deed of trust. fur certain purposes
= as therein stated, from w. J.. Morris, dated ana Iiiiy
recorded In Prince George county Court clerks uticr,
on March gid, 1897, | shall expose. al pnhllc auction'
ON Tuesday, November Isl n-xt ensuing. on the freinl-
ses, TWO Lots q Land, on which Inc Ciiy fo'hl KAT
road Wharf and Depot, at City Point, ale bniit anu STU
ate, known on The old Plat n Nos. y and ~, being the
same rs purchased by IIoralio monre OF john u. "oou
and wife, per deed duly recorded, and subsequently
purchased OF Commissioners Suooner and Allison, by
w. ]. Morris. Said sois front abont aoO usei on Tie u
yer, and run back TO George f. Moody's Tavern.
6 months, balance IN one anu
Two years, bonds with satisfactory security.
'"''ea' +. c. sTAINBACK,
Surviving Trustee Of himself aud ]. W.. regrain,
Trustees Of W.. J. Morris.
1Gr Sale conducted by
Sept. 3-ctds TuOS. BRANCH & BRO, Aneis.
IN CIIANCERY.-VIncIsn:-A Rules held in the
i Clerks Office of the superior Court oil Chaheery LOT
the Richmond Circuit, The 4h day OF august. iai!:
The President, Directors aud Company .! tHe bain
the Farmers Rank OF virginia, William , Mrchrr, Ell
ward Scott and Margaret Brooks, fiai''ibs.
against
William Ellis, and other Heiendants.
The defendant above named nnt having ehtrteu ms
appearance and given security, according Ia Inc art oil
Assembly and The rules oi Ibis Courl' ana " appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that he u NOT an ihnuo,'aht .
this Comnonw cath, il is ordered, ihal the s''iou eieho-
ant do appear al the rules TO he heid . lne saiu ~
on The nfst Monday in November nrl.' !" 49,. sc =.
bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that 4 copy Oh ,nIs = w
forthwith inserted la some newspaper publishea I'D Tue
city of Richmond Tor two months slccessissiy' aha
posted NJ the front door OF the Capitol IN tile SAID cry.
A Copy-Tese, -,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN


y pursuance Of 4 decrae Of Powhatan County Court,
: IN ciiancrry sitting, pronounced on ihr 9Th LAY Of
April, leiI, in the case Of James ]. ilinford, A. ]. Bin.
iurd and J. L.. Bacon, merchants and partners, trading
under the firm of BInIurds s Bacon, and others. plain
tins. against VIM. b. Archer, defendant, the undrrsign.
ed, appointed by Ihc said decree n Commissioner for
TINT purpose, win, on SATURDAY, The 2nd day of oc-
iober, 1917, proceed 10 sell, un The premises, III said
county, at public anctinn. IL The highest bidder, n crr-
tain Tract or parcel Of Land, which was conveyed w
7. ]. Archer anI Martha w. his wife Ia The said Vim.
II. Archer, In trust, lnr the hrnrlit Of said Binfords &
Bacon, aud others, by deed dated the first day of Feb
Iiiary, lr45. and duty admitted 10 record in ruwllalan
County Court clerks Gfirr nl the ID day Of November,
1915. The said tract or parcel of land IL drsrrihrd In
the SAID deed a. situated IN the county OF Powiatln, On
tlr waters Of Fine Creek, containing, by survey, Einr
hundred aud seventy. nnr acres. he the same more ar
less, and bounded by the Iaud- Of Seth ~Ilatrh.r's Estnls,
H.. q Saunders, 10. X. Dabnry, L. Ronald, anJ 4. Cos
by and others.
The above described tract rland lies about two miles
10 the Snrhward Of Powhatan Court.hoIse. II has
upon il Il dwelling house and other buildings and i'm
pfovcinrnis, and ~ said 10 br remarkably well wooded
ana wlterrd. There Is upon the property 4 spring
which j. thought Ia possess valuable mineral properties
TEIMS-Onr third cash, the balance in lwn equal
annual Instruments, braring interest from the day Of
sale. Bonds with approved security will be required
Tor The credit payments, and The tile Withheld until
the whole purchase money shall be paid.
Ii found ~rAprdirni on The day Of sale, the said land
will Then br divided Into such and 8, many parcels rs
shall suit purchasers. aud br IN The Judgment Of the un-
~deIsigncd IudiciClis and proper
Sent. Id-cIds JOHN 5. ciSkIE. romr.
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SALE OF a VALUABLE LOT AND
DWELLING HOUSE In L.YNCHRuRG

an THURSDAY, the aoll day OF September, lst7,
~ al 4 o'clnck, L. NJ, upon the premises, will lie sold,
al public auction, by the undersigned, in Obedience 10
a decree of the superior Court Of Chancrry FIR the
Richmond Circuit, III two suits therein depending, in
onr of which Andrew Sirriman Is piainiln, and the Ad.
ministralor aud heirs Of l4andnn K. Cabell, deceased,
and others, are defendants, and in lhr other Of which
Robert Saunders is plaintiff, and ll- Administrators and
heirs Of I.anilun X. Cahell, deceased, aud others, are
defendants, all that valuable Lot an Federal IIil, in the
town IL I.ynclihnrg, with ihr Dwelling House and
rthrr buildings thereon, and the auInrtrnanCcs, be-
longln. 10 the estate nt I.andon Il. Gabell. deceased,
nns aud for some yeats na-i occupied ~ Sahniei Gar.
I~nd, E-'l., ~ 4 tenant.
TERMS onr-iouflh Of the pnrcliasr money To hr
phid, either ia cash al ihe :iai, Of sale, or thirty DAYS
ihercaiter, secured lay a noir ar notcs. wen endorsed,
nreoiiahir aud payable Al Bank, including interest,
nom ii;r day 1T sale, the resi- uf the purchase money 10
tr paid IN three equal instruments, al sis, twelve and
eighteen months from The day Of salr-tle purchaser 10
give his bonds for The three deferred instruments 10 the
undersigned, As commissioner, and the title to be re-
tanned until ih- whole purchase money is paid. Pos.
session 10 be delivered In tir purchaser upon his max.
ing the cash payment
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Cum'r.
Auu ll-JI,Irt1s
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w. S. & J. DOMAIN,
III, West Main ST.,
FALL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND

TALL 04oSh Vt El1nO <tAE AlNb
CUTLERY.
II Y ships Cordova, ut City Point, and Sheridan aud
- Oxford. via New York, we have received our en-.
tire Fall importation Of FOREIGN HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, SADLERY and GUNS.
We have also received, by recent arrivals, a large -
sOrtnlent Of American Hardware, from the manuiaCta-
rers direct, oil which have been purchased as low rs
goods can he bought.
We respectfully invite merchants, mechanics, and all
others wanting goods In our line, IL eSlminea our stock
assuring them II will afford us very great pleasure To
have an opportunity Of convincing them that il is
offered for sale on az favorable terms rs by any regular
house whatever. We annex 4 list of n portion of the
Goods received
1900 dozen Table Knives and Forks, common 10 the
finest ivory handles
1000 dozen Pocket and Pen Knives, embracing n great
variety OF j. 9, 3 and I blades
100 dozen Rodgers and Wade 4 Butchers Razors
1000 pair straight aud twisted link Trace Chains
$50 dozen Axes and ~llatchet,, Virginia manufacture,
and Collins genuine
5000 quarters polished Ausers, part very good, from
! in. IL u in.
1000 gloss hest American Wood Screws, assorted
from 38 TO 3 in.
100 boxes Tacks. Rrads and S~rarabills
$40 dozen Curry Combs; Con dozen Pad Locks
100 dozen chest, cupboard aud Till Locks
100 dozen morlice, stock aud carpenters patent knob
Locks
Butt, Parliament and Hook and Eye Hinges, Nails,
HORSE Shoes
Castings, Anvils, Vices, single and double barrel Guns
CaIpenters' Bench aud Moulding Planes, Edge Tools
Of every description, Files, Saws, Drawing Knives, &c.
Aug. 3l-cw4w w. $. & J. DoNNAN
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH pLANTA-
TION, IN MISSISSIPPI,

DHtifd iSfWfS.
CONTAINS about 700 ncrrs all under fence, 500
~ cleared, Of which there are from $50 To 100 in cmlti-
variun, and nearly, or about 300 acres Of timbrr-siui-
afed A. miles East South East from the city If Vicks-
hurg-las on il IL horses, stock Of cattle, including OK
en-, iva wagons, sufficient stock Of hogs, farming nirn-
sis, including tools, Sc, two cisterns, and an excellent
well Of waier, a new Gin house, u~ncludi9p press and
mill n new rim stand and %Ilfashrr, new negro quar-
tiers, carpenters shop, hiacksinith's shop, two new
cribs, also, a stable and old cribs, I good double dweL
ling house, containing three rooms and n closet; ALSO
4 vegetable aud fruit garden, cotton seed sufficient for
the ensuing year. The corn and fodder, sufficient for the
place the next year, will lie sold on the place. aud de-
livered nj the market price. The farm will be sold for
Sl6 900, of which $1,000 in cash, and the balance ~
one, two and three years, equal annual insinlments,
hearing six per cent interest from the date of sale, So
cured by mortgage, or deed in trust.
Apply To JusrplI Il. Roberts, Agent, Naiciez, who
has fnIl pnwer to sell aud convey said property.
Ann l7-clm
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q RENT. OR LEASE.
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.
New Fall Goods.
DANIEL III. LONDON,

CORNER OF EAGLE SQUARE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
AS received by the Marietta Burr
II Duff, and twilied Blankets,
.sNtaev and Mackenaw Blankets;
\ ae BIapkelings for Overcoais;
~ yellow, green and white Flannels;
ia hew style Prints;
( and blue Linsey;
'h Linscy;
s, black AMI fancy colored Cloths;
u, black and fancy colored Cassimeres;
Eeicn Eel, Plaid Cloths, very heavy, for servants
eached S%hininss and Sheetings;
|'s@ens and Combs, Whalebones different sizes,
lslSa, With a large and general stock OF Brown
-Vihss, Sheetings and O~zDabnrgs, are offered
~ Faie upon accommodating terms.
August ai-cSdlv
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

FICUTATT Ut FHISIC.
. EsSION OF ISI7.'6.-1he Lectures will com'
y mence on MONDAY, 25ih October, and continue
until The lst Of March, ensuing. -
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILLIAM A. AIKEN,
NJ. D., l.. l.. d.
Therapeutics, materia medica and Hysiene-sAML.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosEpH RoBY, NJ. o..
Theory and Practice OF Medicine-WlLLfAM POW
Err, Nj. d.
Demonstration Of Ana.omy-GEoRGE w. MILTEN-
BERGER, NJ p.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
~ every day at the Baltimore I%nfrmary, opposite the
Medical College. The rooms for practical anatomy
viii bs opened October LIST, under the charge of the
Demonstration. Fees for The entire course $50. Com
Portable board may be- obtained In The vicinity Of The
Medica, College for 81 50 to 3 so per week.
ny The vacancy in the Obstelncal Department will
bs 6lled before The commencement of the session.
WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN,
Semi. oa-clot Dean of the Faculty.
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tsy John Il. ID. Payne, Auct.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE &c
amin lease of MIR EhatlnS 1 DiLE,llA -

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, sc.
IINHE lease OF Mr.. Charles L. Dibrell upon The
i PowhaIan House expiring on The fist day Of
October next, a. his request The undersigned,
trustee in a deed Of trust executed by The said
Dibrell, on The 9Th day Of June, 1916, will sell al
public auction, at the Powhalan House. com.
mencing al 10 o'clock, A. M, on Friday, The
aith September, instant, and continuing from day
10 day, until all The property is sold, all The
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIRNJ-
ITRE belonging 10 The said Dibrell, and attach
ed 10 and used with The said house, and in The pri-
vate dwelling house Of The said DibrelI. Among
the articles are many excellent Beds, Mattresses,
Bureaus, &c, an excellent Piano, almost new,
and many other articles, in good keeping ana
desirable for public or private housekeepcrs
also, sundry fixtures, and Carriage and Horses.
Sale without reserve. Terms made known a.
thc sale. C.G. GRISWOLD. Trustee.
g1rSalc conducted by John r. d. Payne, Auc-
tIUneer. Sept, I3-td