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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
MACON CLASSICAL SCHOOL, FOR Is4s

Ii charge of this School, il will be opened the
cond Monday in January, Nooon in the county OF
Powhaian. The school House will be located about
midway between two houses Of private entertainments
well kept by religious landlords, the Buckingham
road at which any number Of boarding pupils may be
comfortably accommodated. A healthier or more mo-
raj neishborhood Is not be found In all Eastern Vir
gnia presenting cheap and happy refuge for children
especially in the aeue and fever regions below 1t
IL within short days travel Of Richmond and pub
lie stage from that place Lynchburg passes by The
doors of both these houses OF private entertainment
daily, except Mondays-at Of which Macon) there
Is post chce. Mr.. Pryor has been selected upon The
most satisfactory testimonials OF experience aud quail
catons The whole of board and tuition for the
scholastic of months will exceed but lille III
any, one hundred dollars. Applications for Board may
be addressed TO Mr. John Spears, r. NJ, Macon, to
Mai. Alex. 4. Owen, near Powhalan Court house. TUT
ton fees for Mathematics, the Greek, Latin and French
Languages Sa0. Il. l.. HOPKINS.
Mo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
louisa RAILROAD DIVIDEND.

r,oaa the information of the Stockholders notee IL
Ehs.sby given, that the Board Of Directors have
,lsstsd the following reso ution:
SHS.~...S That the bonds of the Company be issued
=. -. stos holders for ten per cent on their shares on
s.,,t OF nett receipts invested in stock Tor dong
uss,por.aien payable on the LIST day Of
10 Mn interest from tho LIST day OF July, Ie4e re-
dssmsbts on any earlier day, al the pleasure OF the
Wbsn the bonds are ready for delivery. notice wiz
\. sivsn. CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Nav l6--c6t
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August ~, l847.-ctf
InMOTTE ESQ

SlR,-As you are not an inhabitant OF This Common
y wealth and have no known agent or attorney here
p YOU Will please take notice, that we shall. at Inc Oh
ice OF H. b. Gaines, Esq In the town of PETERSBURG
VI, the q day OF December Isi between The hours
II O'Clock, A. NJ and 3, r. Nj, proceed TO take inc
lseostons of D. g. Tenant and Robert Dunlop, to be
rad a. evidence in tho trial Of certain Chancsry suit
now pending and undetermined in the Circuit superior
oourt OF Law and Chancey for the City oil kienmono
is,dsnts. You can attend if you think proper.
mosi respectfully, &c, ,,.cc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL,

THE residence of James Haskns, in the county Of
"A Brunswick, will DO re opened on the first Monday
In January, 1913, by Miss E. w. Parsons.
TERMS, per session of 10 months {: Boarding $50;
Tuition in English gao; French $40; Music, with use
Of Piano, s35; Vocal Music and Ornamental Needle
Work taught gratuitousy Half Of the expenses to be
paid at the expiration Of Ave months, the balance at
the end of the session.
Address-Kennedy's Post Once, Brunswick coun-
", Va. Nov 30-cw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
New FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
T.. H. Trlg

TYAyfNe taken House on the Basin, tenders ms 80,
forvsnIrs merchandise and for the sale oil all inc
Hspls articles Of produce. III, ,,;,,.a bv
L. q. r. in the sale OF Tobacco will be s s.inow
ssnte.sn Who from long :" sustain the In
ld80 J.1Sr n,,ra Fob. 9-etf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
ov Q2-eSt OSBORNE & bhhuu'
LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE.
7 OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
j nHnad by Isaac Read ESQ, Of kahaWha, ana my.

7 OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate Jointly
i owned by Isaac Read, Esq, Of kanawha, and my
slf. M,
This Estate lies In the county Of Prince Edward, on
Buflo Fort and Falling Creeks, two and half miles
from Hampdsn Sydney College, three and half from
Prince Edward Courthouse, and eight miles from The
town Of Farmville. II contains about one thousand
,erss Of which about one hundred and twenty acres
are low grounds Of choice quality and there IS an am'
Die quantity of wood aud plant land. large proper
leo OF the high land Is rich, aud in high state OF i'm
pavement, clover and plaster having been extensive
On this Estate there 10 Grist and Manufacturing
Hl recently repaired, with three run of stones The
Wsisr power Is ample and may DO doubled, II desired
without, much expense. The Mill, since have owned
It, has made as much three hundred barrels OF TOLL
aln In one year. The Of this estate 10 good
narksts makes desirable property and well worth the
attention Of persons wishing to buy profitable lands
Tho ovorseer living on the premises, will show The
land 10 any person wishing to see II.
hs.-As shall he absent from home for the next ext
three months leave the above advertised Estate In inc
hands OF Capt Horny A. Watkins, of Charlotte Court.
house, and Mr. N C. Read Of Farmville, to whom per-
sons Wishing to purchase may refer n
Nov, l9-c3m U. ". hchp'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
r. p. KINNEY, Sec'y.

TuEITALIAN DEMONS TRATfON IN NEW YORK.
AT the public meeting recently held in New
York, the following letters were read from dis.
,nguished gentlemen, expressive Of the interest
thew took in toe republican movement now going
on in Italy, and assigning The reasons oil their IN
ability 10 attend the meeting
Lclter from E1- President Van BnTcn.
LINDENwALD, Nov. 2i, lS47.
csn,,smcn. have received with much sails
faction the Invitation y1u have been pleased 10
,rsnsnj, 10 me, in behalf OF the committee OF ar
engagements, to cooperate with them IN public
decentralization OF the earnest syInpa'hies With
which the American people regard the efforts Of
pone Plus The IXlh and The Italian people To-:
The attainment of national independence and con-
s.iluional freedom.
The committee do me but justice in believing
that approve of The proposed demonstration.
do so most decidedly and cordially. But iew
events have in my opinion, occurred anywhere
and ceuaay none in EuroPe-duting he pre-
sen, century, which promise more decided ad-
van,aees 10 the great cause OF national ndePeE-
dence ard constitutional freedom Than that wh'ch
the committee propose 10 celebrate IN manner
a. once becoming greai occasion ana a gtea'
people. The position recently 'aSen by rope
Pins, and which has hitherto been SO nooIY sus
tanned BY the people Of Italy, has not only been
in The hishes, degree pa,rioic but what scarce
IL less important, been sustained BY a steady
hand and seconded with equal zeal and firmne>s
by the people of Italy; sovereisns have been
awed by The force oil The example, and nations
insnired nv the success which has hitherto al
tended it, 10 new exertions in behalf of national
rights and national dignity.
In such canse, sustained BY such measures
no one, conceive, who has at heart the welfare
q! the human race-and most especially no Ame
rican cil;zsn, dulv Impressed with his owa happy
condition, which may be, in a great measure
traced 10 national independence and constitution
al fteedom-caI hesitate for momen! in sym
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

A large meeting of Democrats assembled a;
Lexington on the 9th ult, al which Mr. WICK
life made long and powerful speech, and strong
resolutions we're adopted, by way OF setl.off TO
Mr.. Clay's resolutions and speech. Mr. Wick
l,a,s;. eneerb will he published
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
For Rem i

FOR KEN !,
4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM. in the county OF
"A powhatan, abou, one mile from James river ana
= NILES fiom the city Of Richmond. II contains nine
hsndrsd acres of land hundred Of which are un
e. cultivation. There is the place profitable grst
nm: Also saw mill and threshing machine, worked
~ water power. This Farm is well furnished WIN TO-
S.seo and ut-housss also, an overseers house. WIN
lour comfortable rooms There will be found seeoed
% tho land $50 bushels Of good wheat.
Possession given the lat of January For par
tcusrs address J. II. FINNEY, Su5leit's r . row.
hatan. ,, t.
land farmer. oo'' 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
NOTICE.

THIS will certify that Thomas Jones, late Of the
i county Of SuTy, Va, moved to the county Of
Warwick some fifteen years past; no then moved 10
Ohio and IL IL said that no moved from thence Ten
nessee If he is living, and will come TO surry coun-
ty he will receive about two hundred dollars Given
under my hand, &c. JOSIAH HOLLEMAN,
Nov o-ewew Administrator Of Ann Seward
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

The Alexandria Gazette understands that the
Pos, Office Department has awarded The way
mail from Washington 10 Richmond 10 MIR. Jno.
Brown, (ol Washington, we beieve0 and that
the service will be performed in TWO horse post
coaches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
THE FEMALE SCHOOL,

A T Eenton, the residence Of DR.. John Field, in the
"A county of Brunswick, will be re.opened the fret
Monday in January, lS4s, by Miss Sarah A. Mather
and Mrs. M. Z. Hoyerton.
The services of experienced teacher have bee
cured to give instruction in Latin, French and Mathe
matics.
TrRMs FER SESSION oy rRS MONTHS :-Boarding $40;
Tuition 90; Music 49, Languages and Mathematics 90.
Vocal Music taught gra,utousiy Half Of the expenses
to be paid at the expiration Of five months-the
balance al the end Of the session. No charge for pro-
fessOnal services in cases of sickness among the
young ladies boarding in the family.
Nov. 9-c2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE,
I1oa number Of years, SMALL FARM. WIN
eposs House and Dwelling House, for a small Ia
~ a. JnnrtIon Nov. l6-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

IN CHANCERY.-VraoislA AT Rules held in tho
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Chancery for
me Richmond Circuit, the 5th day of October, 1877:
george W. 0oode, assignee Of Jesse P. Smith,
agliaa Plaintiff:
Isoy +. Hodgden, and other Defendants.
Tie defendant above named not having entered his
ppeesnes and given security, according 70 tho Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IL appearing
eatsfaetory evidence that he is not an inhabant OF
@ Commonwealth, Is ordered, that The said defend
40 appear at the rules to be held for the said Court
me nrst Monday In December next, and answer tho
oepy ofthis order be forthwith Inserted in
psps In the city Of Richmond for two months
and postsd At the front door Of the Capitol
20 ~ - AID city. Copy-Tests,
e% n-swam P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
NTANTED. 10 purchase, files Of this paper
w from 1892 up 10 the present time. Apply
q, Enquirer Office. Dec. 3-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

We are panied 10 announce The death, in The
26th year of his age, on the 29;h nltimo, at Per-
ry, Georgia, Dr. John N. Brocken5rough, OF
scotisyiIle, Virginia, the Third son OF The late
Arthur Brockenhroush, Esq, o! the University OF
Virginia lie was on his way 10 Tallahassee,
F!or Ia, for the benefit of his health, and was
within Two days journey of the latter place,
where his friends aaxionsly expected his arrival.
We knew him well, and appreciated his many
noble qualities and shining virtues. A letter in
forms US that he died happily, and in peace with
all men, confidently relying upon the mercy of
his Redeemer He has LEFT devoted wife and two
children 10 bewail his heavy Eos'.
II The Richmond, Charlottesville and Scots
VILE paptrs are requested Ia copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
THE undersigned will open School In this city on
Il the first Monday in January, ls4s.
The course Of instruction will embrace the Ancient
Languages, French, Mathematics, and the usual
branches Of an English education.
A competent French Teacher will be engage
TERMS Of Tuition for two sessions Of FIVE months
each:
English, $40
Latin and Mathematics, ~
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, 50
French, III
INV 30-wAW WM, p. MUNEORU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

Nothing was done in the Fremont CouH-Mar'
tiai on Friday,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
jus. ". NNbDLiS,
Chairman Committee House Of Delegate

The Wings may chucS!e over our dissens'ons'
but spirit Of trouble and discussion is ranking
in their own parry which will split them into
fragments. The visit OF the "pryae CITIZEN
Mr. Clay, to Washington on The 22i inst, will
not mend matters much. Look al The following
picture drawn BY the Wing Fredericksburg
News, of The members Of its own party in Con-
eress. The Nulics are lis own. II is "aat bur
e!ary"lo talk as ii does Of the great Statesman oil
Ashland:
awe shall see about six parties in the house.
Among the Wings will be the Taylor, the Scott,
and The Clay reTy. Among The Locos are the
triends ct Nj. Van Buren,, MIR. Buchanan and
Mr. Calhoun These different divisions will not
I've imacine) work very lovisely together. In
Cur own parry, the Taylor men, conscious OF her
Strength, will Weld TO no suggestions which will
place their favori.c in the back grouni. The
motto o. The advocates Of Clay ON the contrary IS
.-r~.--- on. NE!lns." Clay or nobody Will
satisfy them. Three times has nc been defeated,
and three times more shall he b. defeated, should it
crafty his wishes or contribute 10 his pleasure,
whilst The Scott party are silently but actively
paving his way 10 promotion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

IN cHANCERY.-Vinorsr.:- AT Court held for
the County of Aceomac at the Court house thereof,
% Monday, the 18th day OF October, 1917;
Thomas 4. Joynes, fiaih'h'
against
hillary B. stringer, ct al, Defendants:
Council and filed his bill and exhibits and the deens
nj, Hillary Strnser, not having entered his appear
NEE and given security, according the of Assem-
BY and the rules Of this Court and II appearing by sa-
iaetoy evidence that he 10 not inhabitant oil this
Csnnonwsath IL 10 ordered that the said defendant,
Hillary B. strinIer, do appear here on the LIST day Of
January term next, and answer The bill Of the patnti;
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In
soas Newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for
o months successfully, and posted at the front door
lths Coart-house Of this county.
No,.,s-ev 4 True Copy a afs'sj Gao.
IL CHANcERY-vrs Rules bold in the
Clsfkb Office Of tho County Court Of Cumberland, on
Monday, the 9Th day of October, is47:
FAorss D. Walton, Plaintiff:
AMisJ. Walton, James C. Walton, Martha 8. Wal.
.on, Ccsnsiia Josephine Walton, Edward G. Walton,
ihomas H. Hewlett and Jane his wife, formerly Wal
oh, 1efths Walton, widow aud relict Of Edward Wal
!on, aSSs,sso' ana Samuel Hatcher, Executor of Ed
Sad Waltoe, deceased, Defendants.
Tbs defendants, James c. Walton, Edward G. Wal.
!on, ana Themas H. Hewlett and Jane his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according tho act Of Assembly and the rules of ths
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II IN
odsed that the said defendants do appear on tho
Inst day Of December Court next and tho bill Of
Inc paint6 and that copy Of this order be forthwith
ihseyssd In some newspaper published In the city Of
KAhnoad fa TWO months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted AZ
hs ffunt 6oos ofthe Court house OF this county.
o. ls-svsx, n p. wooDsoN. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
BRIERY CLASSICAL. SCHOOL


THIS Institution Is situated In Prince Edward coun-
L ty, Va, twelve miles rom Hampden Sydney Col.
lege, in intelligent, moral and healthy section oil
country.
The course of instruction will embrace every branch
necessary for liberal and thorough education com.
prlsng the Ancient Languages, Mathematics, Physical
Sciences, aud complete English Education. The
scholastic year will be divided into sessions OF
Ave months each. The first session will commence
the Sd Of January next and terminate tho end of June
The second will begin the s of July, and close the lst
of December No student will be received for less
term than >ssion, and no deduction will be made eI-
cept In OF prnracted sickness. Board can DO OBJ
tanned in the neighbohood for 81 and IS per MONTH
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Classics, Mathematics and Physical Sciences SIS 90
Grammar. '' p"'' ~ 10 90
Smelling Reading and Writing 80
RErHRENcrs-Rev. DR.. Wilson, President Of the
Caldwell Institute; Rev. DR.. Ruffner President Of
Washington College; Rev. Or. Sparrow, President Of
Hampden Sydney; Dr.. Harrison, Professor OF Ancient
Languages In the University OF Va; Paul c. Venabie,
NJ. D., sas Harris, NJ. D., WIN: o. Goode, A Finley,
Meckienhurg. JAMES II. BRAME.
Oct, 6-cW9m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

WEST VIEW SCHOOL.
MRS JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will reopen
1S1 their School At West View, tho residence OF Dr.
George Mason, on the first day Of February next.
TERMS:
Board for 10 months, $50
English Tuition, 20
French do. 10
Music, 30
nSr No charge for medical attendance.
to DR.. G. Mason, Stony Mount, Brunswick county.
Brunswick, Nov. %, lei7.-cw2m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
FOREIGN PERIODICALS,
REPUBLICATION OF
The I.ondon Quarterly evicw,
= he Edilsburg Review.
The Fore gn Quarterly Review,
The Westminster Review. 4
Blackw GODS Edinburg magazine
REPUBLICATION OF

The sbpve Periodicals are reprinted in N,
York. immediately on their arrival by the
BRUSH steamers, i'll beautiful Gle. ,ype.
on hne waite paper. and are faithful comes
OF the origInals-BLAcKwoo MAGAZINE
being an exact fac smile OF the EdIulurah
edition.
| The W 'de spreas fame Of these splendid
Periodicals reuders il needless to cav mu, h
in iheIr E9raise As literary organs, they
stand far in advance Of any works of sim
liar stamp now published, while the po.n.
cal complexion OF each is marked BY dig
niiy. candor and iof5. arance not often found
IN works If parry character
They embrace the views Of the three
great parties IN Enslahd--Wh'g. Tory and
Radical --"Biarkwood" and The IL, ndon
Quar'erlt" ake Tory; The Edinburgh Re
view" Wh,d and the Westminster" Rad
zeal The Foreign Quarreriy"i is purely
literary. being devoted principally 10 crit.
clsms on, foreign Continental Works
The pficesof the RE PRINTS are less than
one 'hrd OF hose Of the foreign cppies. and
while they ar equally well go, up. they at.
ford all I.la a'ivan,age 10 the .7me,iea.. over
The English r.ader
TERMS.
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For airy ore of The four Reviews, IS 90
For any two III. do s OO
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CLUBBING
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works WIN be sent TO one address on paw
""n' OF he regular subscription for three
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mns' be .ma'sp in all cases without expense
tothe psb'shers. The former may always
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se''er, lPfsf paid, directed TO the publish
ny.
N b. Postage on all these Perindi-
Gals IS reduced bv The late Posroffice law 10
about one third the former rates. making
very 'Hpfrtant saving IL the expense to
mail So Fori,ers
- IN all the PRINCIPAL cities o, d touns
throughout the United Nofes TO uhich there
is. di,Fc! Railroad or Water eommuniea-
tisn from the city Of .New York. these pe-
rtod,enis ;w,A be delivered FREE OF
POSTAGE.
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
Pssblfc Sale ~ LOta 4 &
IN THE TOWN OF FIT. MADISON
IOwa Territory.
LAHD OYFlcs, FAIaTIELD. /, T..
A s,Os,ct a 1919

A8tE AIAWO OBEJCGs GAINTI6LUs - - fBs
Augns. 80 1886
TN accordance with the provisions Of the
= Act Of Congress-, approved July 81. 1885,
and the Ainendasory Act thereto. approved,
March Sd, 1887; and agreeably with the in
sisuctions contained 10 the decision Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, dated February
18th, 1915, and the letter Of the C0mmis.
sioner Of the General Land Office, dated
May lst, l845.-NoTicE IS HEaEBr oIyEs
that all the following described lots in the
town Of FORT MADISON. Iowa Terrific
ny. which shall not be entered by the pre-
emption claimants. prior 10 The first day q
January, l647. Will be exposed At PubIi,
Sale, 10 the highest bidder. ~ this Office
commencing on WEDNESDAY,. THE
DAY OF JANUARY
i647, at 10 O'Clock. "A NJ. and continuing
until the same are sold. lo-wi,:-
In Lots Nos. ~. I67, ITO. SOL. 4O6. 604
73l. 1856. 738, 1853. 766. 1875. 846. 9l9. 923a
924s, 9e2. and 9S7,-ALso, Out Lots Nos
1868 and 1872.
BERNHART HEM. Ree'r,
v p. VAN ANTWERP. Rec'r.
NJ Binder the DECISION of the Secse-
lary of the Treasury of the above date. AZ
The foregoing lois will be subject 10 en..y
in the names Of the respective pre-s"p'i"''
claimants. until the FIRST day OF January
next. y Il.
Aug IL, l246-25 3m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
Cabinet Making and Under
taking,

HE ENTHUSIASTICALLY informs the
citizens OF Iowa City and vicinity. thai
he still continues to carry on the above bus.
mess in all its various branches at his ole
stand, on Clinton street, a few doors sou,t
OF the public square. Persons wishing ,e
buy good and cheap furniture. will find il Il
their advantage 10 give him a call
~ He is provided with good hearse
and will attend al.all times 10 the business
Of an undertaken.
rETER ROBERTS.
Iowa City, Jan. 81. 1916.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

n I91 Dseisiss. -sJsdes Parker =
the Circuit Court New York, in rs-
plsvin suit brought BY SONS Boston MGR
chants against : firm in Troy, decided that
IN inrocent purchaser Of gocds from :
person who had obtained thea ~ klss
pretences, could hold them; tsss thu par
sen who hsd been Tins defrauded, eould
~ sssleim them ster they had passed
iats The hands Of ) third person without
nosics ofths fraud. The distinction drawn
between this case and one where goods
~ e6taped BY tLef, i, that ii the former
csss The owner voluntarily parts with the
possession Of them, and in the later case
10 Dos net.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
DIR. III. BROU:y.
TENDERs his professional servic

NENDERS his professional services TO
the tlt'zens of Iowa CITY and vicinity.
/ Having availed himself of thorough
medical course Of instruction, and received
The appreciation of the President and Pro-
SCISSORS III one Of the best Medical Colleges
East. and from his long experience 10 the
lreatnient OF the diseases prevalent in The
West. hopes TO merit share Of public pat
tonnage Har
His OFFICE is one door ives, Of Lyons,
store, Place Of residence. in the brick built
by Mr.. Parker, south Of the State House
Iowa City, Aug ;, 1916 "a ON
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

Rsin-A most melancholy state Of
things 10 It, when the correspondents and
editors Of the whig papers sre under the
disagrssabls necessity Of publishing such
paragraphs - the following. The conn
try won't b ruined! Lame ntable infat-
ustion Of the coun.ryl!
a New York letter to the Philadelphia
hqsirev says:
Our merchants are receiving their re.
tuTns FOR large hour and provision ship
nsnts made to Grest Britain. The three
last arrivals brought three hundred thou
and dollars in gold. and it is expected
ibst before the next harvest some 5,OOO,.
GOO Of dollars in specie will flow into the
United States. Exchange on England is
now 9 to z par cent. premium, which, ia
King specis - standard, iereally 2 to 8
per cent. discount.