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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
United States Hotel,

w hSLlIKNO VT - - -. :,
TINE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they have, within few days past, undertaken tne
management OF this Establishment, situated on rem.
sylyania Avenue, between third and four-anda halt
streets The locality and interior arrangements oil tnls
Hotei will, we trust, recommend II favorably 10 vlsi'
tors on business or pleasure and particularly to travel
lers az it is within few steps Of me Baltimore anu
Washington Railroad Depot Ii good accommodations,
and the utmost exerons please can 10 tne
eomfort and of their guests, they hope 10
secure liberal patronage. ,o
NV. I7-cSt Late Of Petersburg, Virginia.
Richmond Wing and Lynchburg Virginian requested
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IL. m.s.iug lhan atnuenea. sine ~

j.. ,h,eins then adjourned, sinc dis.
y IS pope . sia'r ina Col Dimmock hal rr-
''sn'i his pace A. Director, and did not desire
10 be reelected.
ohie' Engine ; Htp'n on The Kaaauha I'm
proremfat.
RcHMoSp, Nov. Both, 1913
Bear SIR In compliance with the request
OF Inc Committee OF which you are he Chair
man, be- leave, through You, to lsy before
them the following memoranda
There have been, from time TO time, various
plans submitted 10 the Company for The i'm
pTovement of the kanawha sIuicss chutes and
canals III The river, nave been seversly recon-
mended, anu then various combinations OF these
plans, with dam occ sionally thrown in, have
also been proposed.
wond myself recommend the lock and dam
system. Upon this plan OF Improvement, be
tween Charleston and the Ohio, a distance Of
about fifty cish, miles with descent Of AZ feet.
there will be three dams, one at Arbuckles
,hoas, one al Red House shoal. and one at Ty-
ler's shnal. Tie iirst abont l6 miles, the second
1870 ." t., -..a .,.'.l -. IL. & =.
The ONO. The COS; VII be about as follows
For dam and ,ock al Arbuckles 3hual
including land damages, 10000
For dam AID lock a, Red House
shoal, including land damages, 10000
For dam and lock at Tylcrs shoal
including land damages. 10000
For opening channel through lhir
teen miles shoal below Arbuckes,
and deepening the heads OF the
ponds 5000
Total cost OF the Improvement be-
tween Charleston and the mouth of
the Kanawha S2i5, 900
From Charleston 10 Loup Creek shoal, tho
distance 80 miles, and the fall IS feet; three
dams would also be required here, one at Cat
ii-h shoal, about miles above Charleston, one
al Point Greek shoal about 81 miles above
Charleston, and one at l., kins shoal, about 25
miles above Charleston.
rR.EABLh COST.
For dam At Catfish shoal, includnga
lock and land damages, S6O,uuo
For dam IL Poii, Creek shoal, inclu-
dns lock and land damages, 60,oOO
a loci, and land damsgc,, GO 900
For deepening The ponds 5000
Total cost from Charleston 10 Loup
Creep s!ual sls5 900
Loup Creek shoal Is about five miles below
The Great Fails in TINS distance the fall Is about
- feet. II it be desired 10 extend the ion
provenleu, mp 10 the DOT of the Great Falls, two
dams more would be required, and their cost
would be about $50 600 each
Tie above estimate is for contract prices. Ii
the dams arc built on companys account, the
estimate may be reduced 20 per cent.
Yours, very respectfully,
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer of the James River and ka-
nawha Company
Col WI. NJ. PsYroN.
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AMELIA COURT-HoUsE TAVERN

j NJ. 'lbscrihsf having taken lease on this Esta-
rou,s,m hent for term OF years, and having tho
pasS iepared, renovated and RENTED ii, ia pre-
raly accommodate his friends and the public gene
the b,,, we BEST style. His bar Ia well supplied with
usa.s liquors, &c, &c his table will always be fur
natsr we pest the neighborhood Affords and he
viii h. I'm, that, by his strict personal attention. he
cal able to give entire satisfaction TO ali who may
noad an ! ms place 10 just forty miles from Rich
uond days rid. for travellers to or from Rich
luyls ,,.u. JOHN A. JETER.
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Humanity Hall Academy,

AND n EdOI1ISks'
J,HE exercises of this School, situated lew ; nun.
i from the Buckingham Female Collegiate institute
will bs resumed on the 18th of January, lS4s noafa
tuition, &C., 500 for ten months ,.,.h,
have son OF exemplary morals, accurately 'Sus
and qualified 10 teach the English, Latin anu leeh
languages Geography, Arithmetic and Algebra, WIZ
would undertake small school for moderate sa,a,y
Persons In want of a teacher, or wishing 10 senu " -
school viii address the subscriber, near Cnamos'o
Mills, Buckingham co, Va. ELIJAH u hANse.
Novi Wf
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MARRIAGES.

Married, a, Jamaica, MiddrseS county, Viretnia, on
Thursday the 93d November, by Elder John Y alonia
ana. Mr ELLIOTT GARDNER, Of MiddescI, 10 Mrs
ANN GLUUDAS, Of Essex county, Va.
Married ~ The Re.. DR.. Stevens, Of 81. Andrews
WM. NELSON son Of the lion. roi. Nelson. Ia 81
RAH MATILDA, daughter Of Professor J Mitch
~ Of pliiadslphl.
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pRESoUE ISLE FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale my Farm, situated on Inc mauap1-
nj river, containing six hundred acres us cons si
dered one of the best corn estates on tue IseI
place Is just below AyIett's, where there IS maIhs'
for every thing There Is fine shad aud herring hsa
cry on the place, and Of tho best peach orena'as
In the State. Will be pleased 70 show Tue pase W
any disposed to purchase Possession given Janu-
airy lat, ls49. JOHN T. WORMELEY.
Nov. 9l-cwlm
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OFFICE OF THE eIcHMosp s p!A,SS,yIILLLE,

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND & DANVILLE)
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, November I'd, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given, that according to the pro.
visions of the hyeaws, the first annual meeting oil
the Stockholders of this Company will be held al the
Office in the city of Richmond, on Wednesday, The
18Th day of December ensuing. al III o'clock, A. nj.
All proxies Ia represent stockholders must DO under
the seal of The those of corporations un-
der their corporate SEAL and those of individuals under
their private seal, attested by witness.
No Director, Officer. or Agent of the Company, re-
ceiying pay for his services, can ACT as proxy.
A form Is herewith appended, and it 10 important
that proxies should be deposited with the clerk, In Inc
office ut least one day preceding the meeting as Tar as
practicable. JAS, =; CnaML,
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IMPLEMENTS.
NEW AND VALUABLE I'M

PROyEMENTS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
AZ SINCLAIR, JR., & CO., OF Baltimore, have IS
II. tabshed an agency in this city, opposite the
Ranks for the sale of their improved and extensive va
riety Of Agricultural Machinery, Ploughs, &c.
ed 10 the following list of vauabs Machinery, Pioughs
&C. as possessing every quality TO render success 10 the
purchaser The materials from which they are manu-,
factured and their construction, Is not surpassed All
implements purchased will be warranted both as re-
cards performance quality Of material srd workman
shp-viz:
Ihreshng Machines
Straw Separators, for ditto.
Corn and Cob CIushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn Shelters
Wheat and Corn Tanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpening Plouehs:
Also thirty patterns various kindsl Poushs, mar
rows Cultivators, Grain Cradles, Farming and Gard
ners' Tools and complete assortment OF Garden ana
Tia,yar SD Oct 9D-ctf
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Louisa Railroad.
TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON

AND STAUNTUN.
\ Daily by Railroad and
rVNO Charlottesville IS 90 Messrs. VIM. P. Parish &
L Zoos Stages. "A liberal
To Slaunton, 81 90 amount OF baggage allow
ed.
To Iyuchburp, 81 sos ~ Connects with lines
West of Lynchburg, by
To Amherst C. H. 2 so stage Of Mrssrs. J. l..
Heiskeil l. Co., without
To Nelson G. H., 90 detention.
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction, So 81
Fare between Amherst c. II. and Junction, 3O
Fara between Nelson c. II. and Junction, 6 90
Passengers leaving Lynchburg, on Sundays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays at 4, A NJ, arrive next day IN
Richmond at III, A. NJ. in Washington ut Al, r. NJ;
and in Baltimore by Z, p. NJ.
Passengers for Lynchburg take tho cars at g. A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving IN
Charlottesville before nights leave day at q, A. M,
and reach Lynchhurg at 6, P. NJ.
Fare between Washington and staunton, $lo-Iick-
cts on the Boat or ut StauntOn.
Noy1 rff e. IN.
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OId Church Hotel f0r sale

u,ElNG DESTROYS of retiring from my present voca-
ID ton, offer for sale the well known ana ,oae e..
tabshed stand. called the Old Church Hotel. THIS
stand is situated In The lower end oil hanover county
directly the main stage road leading from kienmond
civ 10 Tappahannock Is miles distant from the Tor
,ner Mace and IS from the latter The main road from
sburg via Bowling Green and Hanover Court
house TO New Kent, Charles City, &C., ntersects this
road nj This place This location Is one 81 the most va
lnabIe Hotel stands In lower Virginia, embracing all
the travel between The upper ana lower country. TN
situated In one Of the most healthy, wealthy, inte
gent and moral ncighborhoods IN lns Ies,oh. n,s
propery has lately undergone many agreeable and ad
yantareous alterations and additions, wncn renuer IL
much more desirable than formerly Attached 10 u are
80 acres of land, which has been greatly improved
and in addition there II Of wood land lying
about quarter of mile distant There Is hne young
orchard which is now beginning to bear Inc choices.
fui,a-such as apples, peaches, pears, cherries aha
,nricots-and the garden is well stored with srawber
~ and raspberry bushes In addition TO the HOTEL are
all necessary aud convenient out houses, some new
and all in good repair; well oil goou water, WIN Casl
iyon nump and bath house attached thereto. There
are also on the premises Wheewright and Blacksmith
Sbops both OF which have good run OF custom, ana
there Is great opening for good snoemakei; Inc
Yeek-the passengers Of which breakfast here going
down. and dine returning. There is also large Post
Office of which the proprietor of the Hotel Ia Postmas
ter-the profits Of which worthy OF consideration
There is likewise, large and convenient store house,
and Il is thought that variety store, well supplied ana
judiciousy managed, might do pretty good business
here will also dispose OF all the furniture al iar
valuation, most of which is new, and all 10 good order,
and sufficient for all the purposes OF the Hotel
IL the above described property y not discussed OF P
vatev nv the 18th of December 1913, II WILL on mat
day if fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter,
SUNDAY excepted be offered for sale at public auction
ON the premises, 10 the highest bidder. one-nira Of
the purchase money will be required IN casl, thc "a
lance in one and years. In equal carrying
interest from the day of sale until paid, and Inc title
will be retained until the last payment IS made 10
any person wishing TO embark IN the Tavern OF her-
'h ian, snN O'.,nsss W" JAS Elicit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
EnIICATION.

THE FEMALE SCHOOL, al inc residence . 81 he h.
rpopened under the superintendent of Miss saIan e
Miller DO lone and favorably known as Teaehes y, 10
this part of Virginia, the 18th day OF January Ioas
The pecuiar advantages Of this School are very great
as Miss Miller, during her Childhood, spoke no DINER
than the French language, understands II thof1ugny
and speaks il as well as native SO win inc Eng,'s
like manner. ;. -, ,,
Tho subscriber will take six boarders, If early appi
cation be made.
TERMS:
All tne orancn nes :, " ~ Ten months SlOG
Tuition in English, or
Tuition In French, AZ
Music Oh Piano, ,,o,,hs
PAYABLE oil the end of each half session OF hvs montns
No deduction except in cases of continued ilihess-
Pupils entered for the whole term OF zen mon.s
hddruss-Dr. David McCaw, Subetrs Tavern, row
-. .n~,,v Nov 2l-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
LOUISA RAILROAD.

REDUCTION OF RAJ
IRON aud after the first December, an average re-
Il duction of twenty per cent. will be- in operation
from GordonsvIlie on Plaster, Salt, Bacon, Butter
LAID, Potatoes, Apples, Corn. Corn Meal Fish, Tar.
&C., &C., &c. SEQ ssw table OF rates.
plos,ar 4 rcd nernanently per ton 81 so
Salt, per sack. W
Bar ,ron per ton down, reduced 80 per cent, So SO
By order OF the Board.
Nov. 24-c2awiw G.. X. MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05

We are GLAD 10 see The Democrats IN Inc Stale
resolved 10 keep rp their organized Associations
en- permunenee. The Republic is IN danger-and
The Democracy should keep waichiul eve upon
passing evens. Last Monday evening, al meet
ins Of the Association oil Portsmouth, Df. VIM.
]. Cooke in the Chair, and VIM. Gleason secre-
,aty The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, a. reported by committee, consisting
of WIN. NJ Levy, Thos Green, VIM PoHlocs
Francis Mahony and Joseph Reynolds. we
publish them, not only because we are requested
60 10 do, but because Of the noble spirit ami sound
views they incuicatc:
Whereas, The recent election has. contrary ic
our hopes and expectations resulted IN me eleVa
lion 10 the Chel Masistracy oil Inc candidate
suopor,ed by The Wing party, AMI TO Inc once Sc
coma ia m eni.ude known 10 our form o. govern
men, Of one whom we believe opposed 10 Inc in
,sres,s and rights Of The Southern portion OF ou
eonederscs, thus suppantins the Democratic al
nany in the administration of affairs: nd The De
rmoc'a.ic party of Norfolk County, sill firm ia IL
devotion 10 republican principles, sill de'eImln
ed 10 supper, those principles, and SUI resolve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
PORN OF PROXY.

We whose names are hereunto subscribed, do hereby
constitute and appoint - - our iawiu pto,y'
represent Ut the annual meeting oi tue s.o.Nnou
ers OF The Richmond aud Danville Railroad Company,
10 be held in the city of Richmond on The 18th Decen
ber iSiS, and any adjourned meeting thefeoi; anu
shares held by respectively, on all questions coming
before said annual meeting, or adjourned meeting, s
fully aud 10 all inents and purposes, as we ourselves
could do f personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day OF -,
ls4s -, yskAL.i
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". B-If single stakeholder gives the proxy, ine
form can be changed 10 The singular number.
.,cn,ain, 10 convenience Nov 6-cwld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05

PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
ryIIE dissolution Of my late co.parnersh'p WIN my
brother making necessary for me 70 reside ,nn IN Inc
Thx. are about ten acres Of highly improved iand,
neatly laid out with choice fruit trees, &C, and houses
Of every description. The houses alone cost more 'an
is asked for the whole properly. .o,.
Trrma will be made convenient 10 the purehaser.
| oc, n ~ WI VIZ o' i'"N w NJ HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05

A majority Of The Democratic State Electors Is
nov in the city, ami We trust and believe that all
If them will b. present, 10 cas- their votes Tor
Cas- and Butler. They will this morning hold
an informal meeting, aud will lie ready on We'd
nesday 10 discharge their important and interest
inn duiips
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
LAND FOR SALE IN LOUISA.

T OFFER for sale my FARM, situated on the South
anna River in the lower part OF louisa, known as
OVERTON. The tract contains about three hunurea
and seyenty five 1851 aeres-about one hundred acres
in wood Ufthe remainder, nearly half is river NAT. OF
remarkable fertility. Most ofthe upland ~ IN fne con
dtion for profitable cultivation ana all might soon DC
brought TO- (such ia lis susceptibility 10 Improvement
and retained in that condition, by resources derived
from, The farm, There exists on the land immense ae
pos,tes Of alluval, which experience demonstrates 10
The improvements suited to the accommodation oil
small family. together with the usual out houses :;
In view Of the value OF the landIits location, ~ au
uo,d IN social moral nd educational advantages-coh
tguj,y 10 Observation-Disclosures, &c, may JusllY ne
REGARDED as one of the most valuable anu aesiIaoe
farms of It's size In the county, out OF tue Green phs
rspion From eighty to one hundred bushels oil gooa
wheat will be seeded this Fall. ,....,.
deem il unnecessary TO say more, out lhvne muse
dismissed 10 purchase to call me and examine tho
land as feel assured shall make sale to any one re-
ally disposed 10 buy. WIN 80
111ompson's ), Roads, Louisa, Oct. l3-cwti
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70 tie Edit's # TIE En2u rsr:
BALTIMORE. Nov. Goth, 1879.


Gentlemen Grace betre aid alter meat IS
very different theme with the Wing party A.
an instance before General raylor's circuoa, !
merchants oil This cry say that lhe Collector ~
this port was capable and lailhinl, ana NJ
should oppose his removal, should Gen. Taylor
be elected Now that h. is ,iecte6, he says that
the same Collector is incompetent, and used hrs
Office in eectioneerins Tor General Cas-, and
therefore must be removed. The same may be
said Of the Postmaster here. Already petitions
are going the rounds Tor numbers oil individuals
vino viii b. applicants Tor Ihe office, and one Of
The other signed by almost every non pfosrrip-
ton Wing 10 the city, You can see in this no"
much reliance is 10 be placed in Wing pfoies-
suns You will find 10 your own city numbers
oil individuals who are now iaui-1ndinS with
your Postmaster, who, before The election y Gf-
neral Taylor, were as dumb as an oYster IN his
point. Yea, and some ii The mos iaar' an'i-
proscriptionists will be applicants Tor The oiiice.
Max IL!
Virginia having never cas-! her vote Tor re-
deralist and now voting Tor General CaSs, IS
thorn in Wing sides and renders lht.r vicl"ry
barren, and ominous oil speedy GoUnialI. lhry
know and feel that the second sobsr hough," 81
the people will wire II The stain, and scatter 10
The four winds the swarm ct iii ,e-se'sef> which
availability and no-pariyism has in'S'ed upon
Them and the election OF Prcs;den ~ ~ VIII
only b. repetition OF the election III Al and
re-enariinrnt Of The same triumph u lhe people.
Yolrs mos. rcspctltuily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05

H w MARTENS, A NJ.
~ The male and female pupils will room IN sepa
rae buildings, but eat al the same tame .hs,eoy
sdyan,aqesthat will be duly appreciated by parents
ev,shino,on Rappabannock co., Va, Dec. civ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05

"''V''"- EH-T y 'uTHr'I, dtHC Hts
y IS proper . stat ina Col DnmoCk hal re-
'snei his pace a Director, and did not desire
10 be Reelected.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-15
POvs Deposit
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

This is one Of the largest establish"
ments in this county, Of the kind, where
persons wishing to purchase furniture can
find anything they want, from pine stool,
TO the finest flushed sofa, which can not
be surpassed in any city---.he subscriber
understanding the business particularly,
from the commonest article in furniture,
10 tt c finest in use, and visit TO his ware
room, he thinks, will bear him GU, in the
assertion, which is not the case with one
Cabinet Maker in twenty through the
country.
The subscriber manufactures to order,
mad has on hand. "a large and GENERAL
ASSORTMENT Of furniture, such as
Mahogany Spring-sea. Rocking chairs
Reclining do do
Half French do do
Mahogany. Rosewood. curled and
Rirds.e Maple Beds;eads of all kinds
and patterns.
And every and any kind of furniture,
Tor cash. country Produce GA good paper.
He will sell any article FOR less than it
can be purchased in any city shop, com-
pairing the materials and workmanship.
Gall and see for yourselves.
J. ID. MARSHBANK.
Port Deposit, n oy. 18th '45-tf
N. b. Funerals pnnciually attendedto
and charges moderate.
P. S. Cabinet Makers supplied with
mahogany veneering. plank, boards. and
ollin stuff, varnsh, glue &c, as cheap
they can buy in the city; curled maple
nj CHI errygeuerallv on hand.
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TIE GREAT CENTRAL CHEAP
Ei6ss essseS GGso Store,
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL,
No oQi Grrr

WHOLESALE q REL ALL,
No. 2S4 MARKET STREET,
Ninth door above Eighth Street, South side,
DELPHIA,
Comprises one Of the largest and most beautiful
assorlmcnts Of HATS. CAPS and MUFFS in
the Tn on, and Of tie latest and most approved
styles, manufactured under the immediate SUI
perintcudcnce of the Subscriber, in the best
manner, Of prime materials and will be sold at
the lowest possible prices for cash.
The assortment embraces splendid variety
ofSilk, M0leskn, Beaver, Brush, Russia, Nh
tria and other HTS, of beautiful finish, and a
complete Stock Of all kinds Of Cloth, Glazed
Fur and Plush Caps, Of the mos desirable pat
terms, together with enpply OF Mutis, fuis,
Buffalo Robes, S.r.
Country Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to examine the Stock, which they will
find it to their advantage 60 do defIre parchas-
ing, as it is his determination, having adopted
The cash sstem. to sell for Cash only, ana at the
lQ,cest prices.
JOHN FAREIRA, JR.
2s4 Market ST., above Sth st., south side
Philadelphia, Dec 4th Nj dm
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aNWfsco.

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
has been appointed Constable for the Sd
Election District ofCccil county, and is
now prepared to do all the business lha,
may be entrusted TO him. and hopes by
strict attention TO business, to merit a
share ofpubic patronage.
Persons wishing to place business in
ny hands can do so by leaving ,heir ac-
counts with the Magistrates in my absence
July Sd 1917 WlI. BRADFORD,
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CARPET Weaving,

JESSE IRWIN, informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has
commenced weasing carpet at North
East. He will obligate himself to do so
in the best manner possible.
He tenders his thanks for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended him, and
respectfully solicits continuance Of the
same.
North East, Dec. 2Sth '47-4w
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Ep,'. g. Ii. ke. EIGisGry,

Respectfully offers his professional services
to the inhabitants Of Elktou and nughborhood.
lie has been in Sho practice Of his profession in
Milngton Kent county Md, log the last eigh-
teen years.
He may be found at the Hotel of Mr. Jacob
Johnson, or at his Office, next door to the Drug
store of Or. Hallace; his bed room is above the
office, where he may be found at night. .lnG
when from town professionally, intelligence may
be received from Dr. Wallace at what time he
will return
Elktou Nov, G l847,
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a &Haaaas R'a,saa
At PUBLIC SALE:

Lying within . miles OF Port Deposit,
between George Kidd's and Robert Ste
phenSon's. 1t contains
ss04 e8rs9a,
on which is erected a two story dwelling
&4~~-s, House, barn, corn house,
&::ss. y granary, patent pump and
$3.50 EI:.5a- TX milk house at the door.
s.-'1s89i'-ssas1' There is on it fine apple
orchard and a variety OF other choice
fruits. The Land is ofgood quality, and
in good state of cultivation. 1t will
be sold on the 18th of January inst.
JOHN MAKINSON.
january SM 1915
Register & Examiner, West Chcs-
ter will please copy.