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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
ESTATE OF ANNE POTTER

yVHE subscriber is appointed Administrator
with the will auneIcd) ofthc estate of MrS
ANNE POTTER, late of South kingst wn
decd, and is qualified to ac: as such. All per
sons having accounts with oi against said estate
are requested to settle the same. .-.
T.. Il. POTTER, Administrator
South Kincstown, June 81 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04

THE subscriber, having been appointed AL
l mnisiratur or the estate Of
GEORGE SHERMAN.
late OF Newport, deed, and having quaiihed
himself according TO law, hereby gives no''ee
Ia all persons indebted 10 said estate Ia make
immediate paymcn, and those having dcn.aLdS.
10 present them within six months, 10
iune7,3w. JOSEPH \. CARR, Admr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
New Goods

NOW opening al tI3 FhamS street, corner oi
~ Market square, an extensive assortment OF
BOOTS and SHOES, among which are Mems
Calf, Goa, and Seal Boots, Gents. French Calf
Boots, Lad es Cater Boots, Buskins and slippers
ofthe iatest styles. Misses Shoes Of every de-
triplion--Boys Boots a. Shoes, Chidrens fancy
wohes &c. Also Gents Congress CATERS al
3 0qfich will be sold very cheap for cash.
matlo GEO H. NORMAN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Energy ,inyincible determinations
Memoirs Of
SIR THOMAS POWELL BURTOS
1tR0i ET,
Selected from his Correspondence, edited by
his Son CHARLES BURTON, Ffq.

The longcr live the more am cerialnt that me
great diirrrcnc" between men, between thc lea Ole
and the powerful the great and the nsi tnficant,
IA energy lQvincbe, dc,erminaiion--a purpose
once fixed and then death or victory. That
quality will do ANYTHING that can be done in th.s
world; ana no talents, no circumstance, no op-
p,r,unities, will make a two-lsgged creature a
man without it, Extract Of letter from Sir
T. Foveli 3uron.) The above is FOR sale at
JANES HAMMOND'S Book store
iuncli.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
JUNE 90.
NEW BOOK
For Sale, or Circulation.


ia MES HAM M OMDsSs
3iiI Deer S,slkers OF circunstantiai evle nee
u tale OF The South Yves ern Colonh 9, ty
Ifd,tk Eorreser, 4
3il3 Holidays sbrosd or Europe from the
West, by Ms Kirliard, y
3ii3 Dumb Love- uans. from the German Of
August Musaus, by T. Carlyle.
3ili A History ef Wonderful Inventions, H.
ldstraicd with numerous engravings.
519J Men OF Capital, by Ms. Gss.
579i Rival Beauliof; novel BY
Miss Pd,dos.
5Te2 Old London Bridge; OF the days of
Henry VIII, by T.. Herbert Roa,rel,
51o3 Narrative of the United Steies t,pedi-
lion to the River jordan and the dead
Sea, ty ". y. Lynch
5Tei Ninevth and its remains, with an ar
Gun, Of a visit to the Cbadesn Chris.
tians of Kurlislan and the Yerzidis /; or
Devil Worshipsrs, and an inquiry into
the manners and arts oftbe ancient As
sy-ians, by IA sin III. Loyard, Y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
n REMINGTON Administrator on IN"
l. as,a,e or DINAu MORROW, Iato of

/ estate Of DINAIi MORROW, lato OF
Newport, dec, presents his I'd account on sand
estate for ailowanc. the same Is rec d aud
referred tor consideration 20 Il Cou tot Prooat
TO be holden at the Town Hall IN Newport
on the Is, Monday IN July next, being ,hs "a
day Of said month, at o'clock, a. IN. and or
dercd that notice thereof be gwen by advtr.
Easement Tor 3 successive weeks IN the Dai'y
News. once wcek, that all persons interested
NAV app, ar Mt said time and pace and he
heard b B. ROWLAND, Prob. C!k.
June -3w law
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
COM,iIssION ER's NOTICE.

NHE undersigned having been appointed
l Commissioners on the estate 81
GEORGE SHERMAN,
Iac OF said Newport, deed, and having quali'
fled themselves according - law, hereby si't'
Ill nniire II NJ six months will be allowed
Irnm The date hereof, 10 al persons hA ing de-
man.isagainst said estate, 10 p.esehl 'he str'r
10 either of the undersigned; and tlat ihry
will nee, al the Store Of TaomaS sherman ca
he Ferry Wharf on irday, AugnH3i, fnd1y
November -, and on the last saturday III De-
cember at = o'clock, i. " each DAY. ~ Tece.'e
,nd pass u.on oa,d Gains.
JOHN \. ALLAN,
EuW ARD J. Carr.
ipneT3w Commits iohriS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
SEASICKNESS.

II 10 must pleasant and desirable remedy kr Sea
Sickness Il checks the vomiting, and readily restored
the patient. II Invariably checks vomiting, prc4uC I'd
from any cause whatever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
PREMIUM
FIR E-W Q r K S.
JAMES @. H0vEY,
No. l49 Washington Street,

~ - w ~ ~ - ~
JAMES q. H0vEY,
No. l49 Washington Street,
On; osite the "Old South, Boston.
only Manufacturer Of FIRE WORKS in
" the New England States, having received
- GOLD MEDAL al the late FAIR ofthe Mas
aa shusetts Chart 'ble Mechanics Association,
Tor the BES PYROTECiNlCS exhibited
on Bosros CoMMos also having received
Complimentary G rtifcate fion the CRY
iGoyiRsmINr OF BosroS, in relation to th
Exhibition OF 1th Of July last, and the C,J-
contract for the present year, now offers Will
confidence the following articles, all of winch
are warranted 10 be oisup,rior quality.
Exhibition Pieces, viz:
CHINESE AND EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS,
PALM AND YEW TREES,
Peruvian, Maltese and Fancy
Crosses,
PERUVIAN SUNS,
TRiA NGULAR PIECES IN LANCE WORK
Coordination Pieces in Lance, Saxon and Chi,
nesc sun Fires, decorated with various
ccoTs.
VERTICAL WHEELS, TGlANGLES
several sizes; ROMAN CANDIES, with sl
yered and colcred starr BENGAL LlGli1h
PIGEONS, or LINE Ncl khIS MlNES
win Serpcnts and Colorcd Stars TOkBlL,
Ions. CHINA FLYERS, FLOWER POTS,
sc. ROCKETS of !aIious sizes, Will
beading. oc Palm and Colored s,ars, Streanefs,
Scrprns and Gold Rain.
COMMITTEES Of CITIrf, Towks, CLUps, or
individuals, can he furnished with Exhibitions
cf any amount, from $50 to $4,000 Any
style Of TEMPLE or MOTTO made to order.
Also,
Small articles Of Fire Works, VIZ:
Rockets, Serpents GrasshOppcrs. Ben olas,
Pin Wheels, Scroll Wheels, India anu Pulling
Crackers, TorpedotS, Blue Lights, TorhiI'on,
MaroonS, DC will b. sold, WHOLESALE and
RETAIL, upon the most liberal terms.
FOR SALE TO The TRADE,-3OOO
Boxes India Crackers, Extra Quality. 800,
900 Pulling Crackers Lrtra Quality.
rJ- Orders addressed 10 JAS. G. HONEY
li9 Washington Street Boston.
LABJHiTOIY, LIara ard St, Csmbndge.
,oh Mass.
May i0lh, 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
For General Debility and
Dyspepsia,

II 10 excellent restorative, giving healthy oGe
to both the neh suJ bowels, aad preVeE,r u ui
from pressing Gg distressing the stomach,
The public may rest assured that II contains neithr
opium or mineral substances, or anything that 10 III
the least injurious to thr constitution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
DR.. s. A. WE.4VERS
CANkER 4 SALT RhEUM
SYRUP.

For the cGectual and speedy removal OF CRn'
ker. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofnla, and
Nil other diseases arls ng from an impure
state of the Blood also, Liver Com
plaiuts, Ca,arrhal Affections, such as
soreness or tighnesS about the Chest.
Bronchitis, hoarseness and tick
ling of the Throat. Dyspepsia,
FEMA ALE WEAKNESS
and DEBlL LlTY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
.juneT3w
Mourning Goods.

mourning GoodS'
par.mett, Cloth, Rombaz nes,
N d. Lane, BarogsS,
Lawns. Ginghams,
Prin,. Linen Cha,sbry.
English C-r.pc, French Crap.
Alpaca, NHshme''
Veil Grape, Grape Li'se'
Cyprcs. Vel',
G,n,l,ln,n's SIX Ujks, Kid Gloves.
Ladies Silk. Go >,
Silk and Cotton. spun SIN 1857
for sale a, JAMES ilAMMUNDS
June 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Landholder's Bank.

At the annual meeting Of The S,oekh' id'iS
n OF said Bank, on The fourth day OF Jan.' a.
., 1919 the 1llowiog persons were appo'h'ea
r,ctsrs 6,r the ensuing year, viz Elisha X.
tier, John G. Clarke, " iliam French. Gooig"
obinson, Thomas X. Wells. P,lcg Johnson.
tohn T.. Niahnls, Rnniamin Hull, Chrislophh.f
Champlin, George n. Champlin. James B NJ
Potter, James w. Anthony and Daniel Rodman.
And at u necting of the Directors Of s'id Bank
on the same day, Elisha Il. Potter, Esq, was re-
,c ted President of said institution ,or the ensn
ing year. THOMAS u. WELLS oas"''''
Kingston. June ith 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Children that are Tectbing,

II Inclined TO pinrrhna should always be provided witt
this medicne. will keep the bow,ls regulated. AN
keep on tho Cnnker. II 10 wholesome. sale aud plea
ssnt to the taste und children are fond ol II, and wi
taka II without truubis or disiise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04

Court of Probate, MiddletUwn, June 10, Io'c'
nuE Executors lih account on The es'a'e oi
L ISAAC BARKER, late OF Middl.'oWh, u'c o.
90. ,,csent.d for examination and allowance
/, ,s t,rdered that he same be received aud the
confederation thereof referred 10 Court I"
Probate To DC holden AT the Town House VI
Middlelown. ON the third Monday Of July neti.
at ! O'Clock, 2. NJ, aud that previous notice b"
given by publishing copy OF this order three
successive weeks IN the Herald oi the inneS.
for all persons interested to appear at SAID urne
and place and DC heard
A true oopy-w,noss.
JOSHUA COGGEsIIhLI.. Probate CT.
junc2c. 3w,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Chronic DiorrhGa;

Either IN children ndul,s OF months or years ccn,in
usnes. moss rend,y cured with this Cordial, net
withdrawing they may be REDUCED tc mere -h,leton
it Immediately strengtho and shortly restores them
n.tl.r las
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Cholera lnfantun.

II has saved the lives OF many Eousnnd Children
when reduced to deaths door by this plant It
gives them Immediate relief, and they very setn 70
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Cholera Dysentery, Diarrhra
CORDIAL
The Severest Cases Of Dysentery

srs Immediately counteracted, the pains are alliy e
the bowels heated, and not unfrequenlIy the bowels
become perfectly regulated and restored in the siOrt
spacs ot ten OF twelve hsurs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Traders' Bank.

Portsmouth, May l9-if.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
THE FALL OF HU nc AIRY
lXrrRrsTINi DOCUMENTS,

As melancholy coq;GeGts ca The pas, we
cory from nc New Yo-s Herald the following
summary al news anc important papers. There
j, the grea:es, cnn.fao c;ion in the opinions as
10 Gecrsc;s gull or innocence. kossuh il
will be seen, los! confidence in him:
IL is evident that the Ans,tidns are no. q lite
sati,G,d with The terms in wich PaskieV'',h,
The Prince oi Warsaw announces 10 The Car
the surrender OF Geef2ey. That event Appeals
10 have been inaviiable after me nal'e ot iemcs-
waf ia which he concentrated iofceS y! hein,
Dsmbinski ard Veler, were a2.ta'ei-unIesS,
INDEED, Georgey an rs army had thought pro-
n.rto die lighting sword in hand against The enc
mics Of their country, like The S?aaaas al I"s''
mo1yH This nigh; nave hindsa down the
name ol Geoisey 10 pos=fliy, along @nh mat ui
Lconidas la. i, word rot have een. tied Hun.
gafJ.
Il appears tina, Gcofsey was very lille loo
late IN mis- elinus 10 join he Soa'ncTn army oi
his coantrymen tctaie Ttn'sVar, but hat aiirr
ihei. utter r0nt lntTa ca lie j o cl Angus, hs
IouSd himself on he Qh in lie presence 81
EayGaa's vanguard, wha Schiek hoVerlne Oh
MS right fiak, anil Radgef, with The Cavalry ol
Passie wiich's army pressing On MS rear After
making me efforts 10 cxIricate himself from
mis- dilemma, and fiIS ng ina; the Russians from
Tlany.gauis were .ar.dly coming up, ard had
already reached Deva, he surrendered 10 The
nl.siaa mmander-in-chici on The 1911, a;
village name: sz.ilosz, near Viasos. Ihu'
90 OU0 infantry, Win 2.Coo cavalry, yielded ~
lhei arms, and upwards O l3e pieces oil afilie
~, 10 !or:e OF 10000, i few Gays Afterwards
Tie fortress OF Afad, with considerable gam
son, suuenteret. Comorn he'd cut tor sof'
tim. aai Klapha appears IL nave hao an en-
oagemsn, viii lbe AuslIians ca the 18Th lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
RICiI u OND, VA.
Monday Morning. eptember II, Is49.
CONFLICT Fl VIEWS.


The Washington Republic, faithfully echoed by
the Whig exuls in ,he downfall of The chimera Of
their brains, the "Richnieud Juuto" The Peters.
burg la,el;sc1cer. OF lie other hand writes hearly
a cc!am1 10 Prove hat the good people oil V,rgi.
MIA a7e in dangel .; being corrupted and crus l.
Cd b nc central power al Richmond The 10.
leilissncer assumes that The Dtmocracy re abou
TO ta.en upon eur Sale The "dlsgracernl system
0! Nsw York Tsctic>" with its Intrigue. cor
Iupilon and pcllIcal dishonesty" and INDUCES
in series OF horIii VACCINATIONS like the fol-.
lowing:
"lnveslad with lhis dangerous and irrcsponsi
be hoFity-irai'ns ~ opPosi,icn from lhei
weil-nril!ed followers caabitd by the use ol
patronage, and he skilfui management N pol,t.
ical machinery, u dice; and control The expires
sion oil pubic opinion, IN albany Reg. ncy,"
under the form oi a Richmond Central, advisory
Executive Junls," viii dictate IFS laws TO The
parry, and lbIuugt il, 10 he SAFE Whai would
The minority have 10 expect irom a maturity thai,
in is subveTyiency IL plHy purpose, would have
bur one will and recognize bnl one principle
tina! Of ready atquirscsncc al! Compliance q
Whal barrier would he fai.ei aeaits lawicss
ageressions upon II, risas Z
We can relieve The tears o ihe Petersburg In.
teigt ncer and assure him hat there is no dan
ger ol the cslabishmen, oi such law head and
BLOODY bones" al ihe II ;;;opJi.s. Oar strength is in
the country and no in The city; ana The Democra
cy oil Richmond, whie fea y II cooperate with the
Democracy oi iha cnunHy and warn them oil
danger never have aai never vii! undertake 10
dictate 10 their bGc,hfcn. Ba We advise The Pc.
,sis5ufg organ 10 zane itself better 10 The key.
noe Of he Repub.ic and the Wing. On this
suffice; i: is in utter tsCor5 with The l-adcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
A VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE
FARM FOR Sale.

THIS property il located ia Caliwrl! county. ken.
tucky, SIX miles South Of Princeton, and u well
known as the PhGnix Farm-owned some Time since
nv ]. II. & ID. Adams. Il Is, beyond doubt, one oil
the fines, Farms in the Southern part OF The state
This Tact contain, about $40 acres, between and
400 acres cleared, and in s! state Of lie
soil of very superior quality, ana that portion not III
cultivation well tihibe Ell. The Dwelling House Is new
and very large and Gomudins' butt Of brick covered
rii. tin ann stories highs SO feet front, ~ feet
vide portico large, hall 10 feet wide. ell back, ronma
in the ell; rooms large cellars; Nen!iaa EadsT
blinds The other hud.nga about the premises are q
vufy superior order. A very large and convenient
Barn. shielded all round, Corn Crib, Smoke House,
Negro Houses ne ap'ins, and Spring House, built OF
sions, and convenient to the Dwelling House; Steam
Distiilery, convenient for feeding stock with every
necessary apparatus; water in abundance, Apple aEd
Peach Orchard. &C., &C., In abundance This Farm 10
poculiarlY adapted TO the raising OF sock and Is STU
a,ed in healthy moral and Intelligent nelghborooa'
Prncs;on tue nearest town, is miles oil, and Is DR..
cidediy one OF tho most e1quisiiri" osaa.liGi aho
fuurishing in the Saio, and Is also The seat o.
Cumberland College and Female Institution, and
other excellent Schools.
Tile indisputdble. The subscriber Is very ANXIOUS
to dispose OF this property and will sell i af less ha.
It's real value. For terms, or further pa:tcniars a.y
Ia 'I1HN ~. CRAIG,
Real EstIle Agent, No. q Third Street,
Between Market aud Jefferson, Louisville
Or to the undersigned, on the premises.
Sent Tx, J. CAIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
ChiupeWa Farm.

THE ierls OF safe Of this Farm made last sepen'
Der NOT having been complied with, it IL again Of
fered This Farm is amongs. the most valuable in the
county. II lies within two miles Of the EapnaGan-
mock river and canal, roven Miee of tie village Of
Warantnu, and between foar and five Of the Fauqnier
White Sulphur Springs; it contains between nine hun.
dred and thousand acres; the greater portion OF
which the fine red SOIL generally found in that c"un-
~, with large portion of ne bottom meadow land,
rendering the Farm admirably adapteG iur rtain and
for grazlns several good springs, with hne stream
running through the whole Farm.
The improvements are comfortable plain Farm
house, Barn, Stables, Cabins &C; each having been
recently put in repair Np very blatant from these =
an elevated ste FOR tue eieeul of such better build.
inss az proprietor might prefer, commanding fun
view Of the whole Farm. The location Of this Farm
renders desirable p'operty Its proximity 10 the canal
to The village Of WaueRton aud the Waite Sulphur
Springs ,aiGrdiaS than usual facilities OF health
and of society; and by the canal cheap and ready ac-
ces. TO market for all its products The terms Will be
rs liberal most purchasers could well desire. Pos
session given at any time 20 suit the purchaser, win
desirable arrangement 10 the putting ina growing crop
Purchasers Wishing to view The Farm, are referred
to Edmund Ro.e. Esq. tEow the occupant, charles
t.hIlton ar Jones dreen, E>qri residents within few
miles, orn JAMES FoNTAINE Of Hanover,
r THORNTON Of Fredericksburg,
app l7-ctf Executors of 4 F Rose, de.ea.ei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
rern,s Of the Enquirer.

- Tie Enquirer Is published DAILY lfor the city)
WEEKLY flor the counlr For the Daily
-, seven dollars per annnm, al - rate oteieht
@,f. II taken for shorter feric 'eyear. Tor
. ,rmi Weekly, five dollarspe md Three
IN, 10, six N onths, payable IN "bepaid N
-tt OF remited by mail post pa'~: .iSix Dollars
=. ,nuum al the end oftae year
TERMS Of ADVERTISING
THE DAILY ENQulRER-Fcr one square Of
zen lines or less, first insertion, hfty cents, aud
. a succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-n IN
.,I once week, twice week, or three times
* tnir,y seven and q half cents.
y ruE SEMI-WEEkLY-un- square of sixteen
less, first insertion, rs cents; for each ontinu-
,.,e, ~ cents.
,onuai advertisers are enlarged fifty dollars for hir-
;. ines, and in that proportion for advertisements
: .,-m., ,euc,h-eycept Lottery Vendors and AUG
.s,s who are charged one hundred dollars (paper
,J.rs from a distance must be accompanied with
60. vance pay or satisfactory references to insure
,uiirn.
.rcd and available Bank notes, al the risk OF the
tao postage Of oil letters being pad by tie pri-
rhY postage Of 4 single letter is scarcely of spy
IN, I. the writer: II is the accumulation of post
IN extensive business, which operates rs q
Zoo. tx upoa tue Ed'tors.)
~ All Obituaries ana Marriages from the country
never the party's handwrilingis unknown al this
nsr ,u>t b~ authenticated by the endorsato on the
master in tho neishborhood, they i'll no caso
:. 1.,.aed Every measure, that has been taken to
Impositions andauizzes. has prove heretofore
p,,.I,nc. We mus, therefore insi such case
an me communicationbengc certified by the name Of
, !. p ,tmastes .f7rittea on the back Of thetstter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
RETIpIFfD FOR SALE

Ii gLLFtELD, the residence OF the late Mrs NJ
- Payne, In The upper part of Goochand county,
aboGt fourteen miles from tie Court Hodse, on the
Catsrsville road, and is about ten miles fr2r iEb.-
berion's Warehouse, on thr 1s.aea River Canal, TO
which al eleeeGt sGad leads. The Tract contains
about We hundred acres, has n suaciency Of wood
lard, u " ell waiaIsd, upper Licknghoe Creek run
ming through H. On which Is 4 good site for Grsi au
Saw MILL and has on IL I!lrn, Hi;, snod Fhrrs.iihg
Machine, three TnhacsC Houses, five Negro Quarters,
and an otter necessary out buildings II has an Or
ciisrd Of choice Apple Trees, and variety of other
F,u,t Trees. The Dwelling House, sunroun ded by
ornamental trees and beautiful shruobery, - a. y.
tractve in its appearance as i'll comfortable and con
yeuient There isa good OIL, e in the yard, and The
Garden Is productive In fruit and vegetables Bsilsed
IS as healthy as any residence in The county and rs
soil, though not deep, is quick, readily producing
corn oats, grass and manufacturing tooacco.
TERM5:-sl 500 cash; the balance In i've years OF
longer il desired; the purchaser giving Heed III
Trust the land TO secure the paymea OF tbs SAM
together with Its annual interest Possession TO be
given on the lst Of January next to the purchaser,
who may SOW crop of wheat this Fall perfect ute
10 the estate is in Laura and Elizabeth u rope,
which will be conveyed 5y them to the purchaser.
The subscriber, Colonel III NJ Payne, or ~
Brooks the overseer, will show the place To any ore
wishing TO purchase Letters directed IL myself, OF
CoIoueI NJ NJ Payne, al GoochiaId Court House,
will receive prompt attention. ,,,, , non,
Ans 2f-clf IuaS TotE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
University of Maryland.
ACULTY OF YSIC
SESSION or lSsQ,S0

SESSION OF 1880.
,rlE Lectures will commence Monday, 10Th DC
| lo1er, and continue until the 18th OF March, ensu
CHEMISTRY aud Pharmacy-wlLLtAM f A AIKEN,
MILL
sms1y--SATHAN q SMITH.
Tn,rap-uticI, MateIia Msdica aud Hysicne-SA-
NJ, til CHEW, ND.
.a..t my and Physiolosy-JOSEPH ROXY, NJ y.
TasaFy and Practice of Medicine-WlLLiaM
fiaER, NJ D..
Midwifery and Disc asses OF Women aud Children
rCHARD II THOMAS, ID.
l,sarer ca Pathology and Demonstration OF Anato.
ut-iEORGE w aILTENBERGER.
i:.fuciiun In Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
.,.f. day at the Baltimore Infrmary, opposite the
y..cli College. The rooms tor practical anatomy
D. opened October lst under the charge of the de-
gsl.,raior. Fees for the entire courseS9J Comfort
m sotd may be obtained in the vicinity OF the Medi-
al college for s. 50 TO 50 81 per week
WILLIAM Z A AIKEN,
iry l--rrd7f Dean of The Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-18
FARM FOR SALE

I OFFER 70, safe my Farm in Middisses county, Viz
1 GINA, conlauiag three hundred and StyiuW acres
IT, lies immediately IN tie public read leading iruH
Wares Bridge tn thurehYe. and ahoul Two mites from
the latter place. The improvements ioerably good
Ito wits a dwelling house, with three rooins ON TIE
first floor and three The second, with cei"
kitchen, smoke house, ice house, carsfSs t,Isr, sa
bile, barn, hon--" I'D p4a,c Cat.n. I'll having
been rspare IN nus n "rer 6hn The ia-l We years
The a0l 10 very .sus-eIaibin &c Improvement, and
there is abundance OF mari sufficiently TO
every field. have married about thirty I'D mad
thai II acts well The soil rcr, g,aiute5 Tho siapes OF
this s,con Of co..i.c--;a wit corn, wlsal ana
Il il ,Y,ied iuc lhrse helds, eac pf which has in
ming water and woods enciosed-one faipc end one
small apple orchard, aud other t:r.t ,r.e.
believe Vt % 10 I'D ueauy is any place in Middle
sex v0iniy, and ltoubt Wheeler better water TO
found any where, and very convenient TO The dwelling
hous.. The society Is Ytly gmd I've inhabtauj beng
remarkable fur ta<r Industry, economy and sobfiety,
and ,n0G share OF intollissEc..
ilav,n. turned my atraticu Il athes aS1calioDs,
have not tas To devote 20 farming, and, therefore, viii
sell bargain G hi land aud viii gave long credit 10
the purchaser, provided Geyes! be paid aad the pur
chase mcnrT secured.
The Pruduc,a may ts easily disposed cf IA 1t is onl
about Eve si1 Jules from The Rappahannock river,
and four or five miles 10 a gable creek.
Fm.aer description is deemed nselcsn Persons wish
ing 10 purchase c. examine the premse-o. .ar pa
.icuiars, can address re, al urbanaa.Vr.
Aug --c.sw2G - ROBERT N TRiCE.