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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-01

gVAUCTION NOTICE.-Attention is requested
to the sale Of Furniture and sundry consignments of
miscellaneous Goods, to take place Auction Rooms,
Nos Fifteenth street, This Morning. commencing at
half past O'clock. Sale without reserve. Refer to
advertisement.
gu GEO. J. SUMNER Auct
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
EVRUsTEE's SALE or HOUSEHOLD

vHVRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
A AND KITCHEN FURNITURE In pursu-
ance OF deed OF trust dated the 1lth day of March
1850, and recorded in the Hastings Court Tor the CITY Of
Richmond, from VIM. Fl. Minter, to the undersigned
as trustee to certain debts therein named to Dr.
DAY, the first day Of Angus, 1851 at the resdenc q
OF said Mnter, on ST. Stephens street, near the Cit v
Buryng Ground, proceed sell TO the highest bidder
braced in said deed of trust embracing the usual vare
ties OF articles used by genteel family in housekeep
ing. JOHN M. GREGORY, Trustee
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, and conducted by
h. CAUTHORN, Auct jv %
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JOHN IL. u. PAYNE-sALEsMAN :

XN ILLbe sold on Friday evening next the Ist dsv
Wv Of August, 1851, at S o'clock one mile from
this city, back OF Miss Jane Mackenzes, adjoining Mr.
N. +. Bowes on the Fredericksburg Rail Road, ii
or IL mich Cows most of which are blooded and
very superior Also, one very fine Horse being
larger supply than the owner has any use for. Those
in want will do vel to attend
1ERMs.--4 months credit for approved negotiable
paper. Sale without reserve.
jy28 w G
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n AM now receiving trst-rale Lump Coal, from the
n Midlothian Pits, which will deliver at II cents per
bushe payable the LIST of January Orders left
at my office, on 4th street, Mayos Bridge, will
be attended to promptly.
~ Is 3w CHASTAlN FARRAR.
NHEDiCAL DEPA ENT OF HAMP-
lVA DEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND,
VA-The Fourteenth Annual Course of Lectures will
commence MONDAY, the 18th of October, 1851,
and continue until the first of March ensuing. The
commencement for comforting degrees, will be held
R. L. BoHANNAN, NJ. D., Professor of obs,e-
tries, &c.
L. W. CHAMBERLAYNE. M. D., Professor of
S. MAUPIN, M. d. Professor of Chemistry
CHAs. BELL GIBSON, M. D., Professor Of Sur
e ?, JOHNSON, M. D., Professor of Anatomy
D, II. TUCKER, NJ. D, Professor of Theory and
A. E. PETICoLAs, M. D., Demonstration of An
aomy.
The facilities for Anatomical and Clinical instruction
are unsurpassed.
ExrENsEs-Matriculatis fee, S.; Professors fees,
ss ss s'0'' Demonstrators ss sl' Graduation
The price of board, including fuel, lights and ser.
wants attendance, is usually So or So so per week.
The Catalogue, &c, containing fuller information
concerning the Institution, will be forwarded to those
applying for or specific enquiries viii be answered by
letter Address S. MAUPIN, M. d,
ly 22-clOt Dean of the Faculty.
a NOIION HARNS.-Ihe James River Manu-
~ featuring Company is pre- pared to furnish tho
above article, Of their own make, and OF superior
quality.
~ Orders promptly exeeuted.
je 7-2sw4w e. 3. BENTLEY, Agent.
"A T Rules, held in the Clerks Office OF the Cir
IN cult Court of Buckingham county, on Monday,
the 7th day Of July, 1851
David Hughes, Plaintiff,
: In CHANcERY.
John Adams, Defendant
The plaintiff this day filed his BILL setting forth that
the defendant is indebted him the sum Of $3.50 with
lawful interest thereon from the day of -,
1851, part of the purchase money for moiey OF two
tracts OF land lying in Buck ngham county sold by the
plaintiff to the defendant, and praying decree Tor the
said money and interest," and a sale of the land in sa
tisfacon of the same and it appearing by the aida.
Wit of the plaintiff that the defendant is not an uhabi
tant Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered. that he APP.
pear within month"; after due publication Of this or
der and do what is necessary protect his INTEREST,"
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some public newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, Tor four weeks successfully and posted at the
front door of the Court house of this county the
first day OF the next County Court.
copy-Teste,
y l5-c4w R. ELDR1DGE, G. c. C,
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NOTICE.-Will be sold on FRIDAY morning,
~ me ist day OF August, in front of The High Con-
stables office commencing at 81 o'clock marcel of
household Furniture, consisting of one Sideboard one
Mattrass, Chairs, Tables, &c. also, will be sold. two
goa watches and one Chain, a number of school
Desks and Benches Stoves Maps, &c, to satisfy rent
and executions.
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FR1DA Y-Monongalia extra, No. 85-Capar:
$2O,657 rs nos, a drawn. Tickets SIS.
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COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.-The
~ co-partnershp heretofore existing in this CITY,
under the firm of BERNARD PEYTON & SON,
is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of the senior
parlner. The business will be closed (and the name
OF the firm used for that purpose aone by either part
ner Those indebted will please quidate their reepec.
tive balances Those having claims will please pre-
sent them for adjustment.
BERNARD PEYTON,
T. JEFFERSON PEYTON.
Richmond, LIST August, 1851.
NEW BUSINESS.
MISSION d FORWARDING BUSINESS, on his
own account and hopes by diligence and fidelity, to
merit continuance OF the patronage of the friends of
the late firm, and the public generally. He is prepared
to make reasonable advances on consienmens.
T. JEFFERSON PEYTON
August LIST, 1851.
BERNARD PEYTON in retiring from CONNER.
cia pursuits tenders to his numerous friends his CRATE
d thanks Tor the liberal patronage they have long
and 80 generously extended 10 him. He solicts con-
tinuance OF their favours TO his and late partner
r. JEFFERSON PEYTON, who has had an ex.
psrience of seven years clerk and partner in the
house, and is every way well qualified TO conduct the
business. au 1-c3W
NASTOK OiL.-lU bbls No. Castor Oil, in
su i'0'' 0f S'l' D By MoNcuRE & co.
&HOT AND BALLS.-I,5O bags drop and
aul DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
GOLAR OIL.-l5 erces first quality Solar Oil,
au ~ DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.
CANDLES AND SOAP.-2aO boxes sperm
u and adamantine Candles.
:, AGO boxes pale and brown Soap.
For sale by
aul DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
EDORTER, ALE, AND CIDER.-I have on
n hand large stock OF Porter, Ale and Cider, in
quart and pint bottles of excellent quality and in prime
order, put up expressly for family 1t will be sent
to any part OF the city. ,, ,c
au JOHN CLENDINlNG.
VpOTTLES WANTED.-I wish TO purchase
ND large quantity OF BOTTLES. Persons having
large lots, will send my Porter car for them.
au JOHN CLENDINING.
UANO.-l500 tons genuine Peruvian, in store,
au1 EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
NO.PARTNER BAKER &
~ A. d. TINSLEY have taken the store formerly
occupied by David Baker, ST., where they will keep
choice assortmen, of Family Groceries, Wines and
of all descriptions. Articles purchased OF them will be
delivered free of drayage, in any part of the CITY,
Prime country Meal delivered regularly as desired.
VWET NURSE wANTED-oue without in
aul-3t SHIELDS q soMERvILLE.
4 a 400 BAGS PERUVIAN GU
HVsUSpO ANO, imported by saml. K
George, Government agent, landing q, and for sale by
au l-c4w HUGH w. FRY.
n IME.-5OO bags fresh Alexandria Lime, for sale
Ia from the wharf by
au1 WEBB, BACON e. co.
NJOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
~ estate of Margaret Miller, decd, will bring them
forward, properly authenticated, for payment, as all
moneys in my hands will be expended by the 18th of
September, 1851, and cannot pay any claim after that
time All persons indebted to said estate Of NJ Miller
will come forward and settle without delay.
JOHN T. JONES,
lie lO-cu Admir- of Margaret Miller decd
OFFICE FOR RENT, one of the most desira-
" Bile offices in the city For terms, apply at
IL 24-2awew Com. w. F. DAVIS office.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-01

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STATIONS the man.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-01

Drawn Nos. of Monongaia, extra, No Y-July 25th:
IA 81 SO 81 % 40 60 244.
Ticket Nos. "a 81, prize Of 500, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, extra No 59-July 49,
81 IS "a "a IS 40 43 "a IS 80 Is 81 81.
Whole Nos 43 IS 67,}
Half 80 As GA, : Two sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Monongaa extra, No. 81, July 29th
"a Is IS % 80 II Sc 25 81 So So
Tickets Nos. Is 3o--sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Monongala, No. SO, July ooh;
65 81 So 10 10 "a "a 60 20 &c So % rs.
HaltNos. S, %, g. prize of $780, seld and paid by
STRATTON
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NEW BUSINESS.

The undersigned will continue the General CON-
MISSION d FORWARDING BUSINESS. on his
own account, and hopes, by diligence and fidelity to
merit continuance OF the patronage Of the friends of
the late firm, and the public generally He is prepared
to make reasonable advances on consienments.
L. JEFFERSON PEYTON.
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SATURDAY-Monongal extra No. 65-Capital:
$4250. IS numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 81, halves
Soc, quarters 25c.
Monongalia No. Sc Capital $780,
COO. 70 Nos. II drawn Tickets So
Buyers referred to my Register OF Pr1zes to be
seen al the office, proof Of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the Number.
Orders for packages certificates of packages and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
iy % ~ SRAITON Richmond ".
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-01

PIANO FOkTES, GUIFA RS,
@ItEs..iIEssE &c.-P. H. TAYLOR is constantly re-
Z y v 7 uceiving supplies of superior Piano Fortes
from the extensive manufactures u,
NUNNS Il CLARK and A. Fl. GALE & CO.,
New ork. The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers are well worth the attention ofthe public as pos.
sessng all the best qualities OF the best makers. They
have been sold with entire satisfac purchasers tor
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large number
constantly being manufactured there particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength, these quail
ties are peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
eirom going North, as am prepared to sell as
accommodating terms can be had any where. My
assortment comprises instruments of 6, 81 and oc-
taves. The latter confidently offered superior
any tor sale in Richmond, Va. Me'odeons furnished
to order and at short notice. on favorable terms.
Martins unrivaled Guitars, with large assortment
o imported Instruments plain and nlad. and ranging
in prices from S. to $50, constantly on hand together
with musical instruments and merchandise in great
.ety and for sale the only Music Store in the city,
100 Main street,
20 Opposite the Banks.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,

a UCTION SALE OF MFsCELLANFOUS
IA GOODS, FURNITURE, &c.-On FRIDAY
morning the lst August, commencing 81 o'clock at
Sales Room No. Fifteenth street, will be sold at auc
ton, ihou reserve, various articles OF Household Far
nnu e, among which will be found Mahogany SIDE
board, sett Dining Tables. Marble Top Pier Table
Chaits, Shower BAH Hair Mattress, &c. &c aIso'
10 Maple Bedsteads, with head and foot board Manv
other housekeeping articles will be added Sale
"ltho9t reserve. GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
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August LIST, 1851.

BERNARD PEYTON, in retiring from CONNER
cia pursuits tenders his numerous friends his grate-
ta thanks for the liberal patronage they have so long
and 80 generously extended TO him. He soIics con-
tnuance Of their fayours to his and late partner
psrience of seven years clerk and partner in the
house, and is every way well qualified 10 conduct the
business. aul-c3W
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MARINE NEWS.

~ NEW YORK, July sO-Ard, Schr New York,
Nelson, Richmond
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n AM now receiving trst-ra,e Lump Coal, from the
n Midlothian Pits which will deliver at II cents per
bushe payable on the LIST of January Orders left
at my office, l4th street, Mayos Bridge will
be attended to promptly.
iv 3tU CHASTATN EAPRAR
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Floyd, Pulaski and Montgomery shall constitute the
sixteenth circuit
XVII. The counties of Smyth Tazewell, Washington,
RUSSELL Scott and Lee shall constitute the seventeenth
circuit.
XVIII The counties of Wayne, Cabe Mason, Jack
son, Putnam and kanawha shall constitute the eich
teeuth circuit.
XIX. The counties ofWood, Writ, Glmer, Braxton,
Lewis, Richie, Doddrdge and Peasants shall const
tute the Nineteenth circuit.
Xxx. The counties of Hancock Brooke, Ohio, Mar
shall. WetZe Tyler and Monong ALA shall constitute
the twentieth circuit.
XXI. And the counties OF Harrison, Marion, Taylor,
Preston Barbour, Randolph and Upshur shall cons-
tule the twenty-hrs eli cult.
3. The first and second circuits shall constitute the
first district; the third and fourth circuits the second
district; the fifth, SIKH and seventh eircus the third
district; the eighth and ninth circuits, the fourth dis
uicl the tenth and eleventh circuits, the fifth district
the twelfth and thirteenth circuits, the sixth district
the fourteenth and fifteenth circuits, the seventh dis
trct; the sixteenth and seventeenth circuits. the eighth
district; the eighteenth and nineteenth circuits, the
ninth district; and the twentieth and twenty first cir
cults, the tenth district.
f. The first and second districts shall constitute the
first secton the third and fourth districts the second
section; the th and sixth Districts the third sectlon
the seventh and eighth districts, the four secon and
the ninth and tenth districts, the fifth section.
,. The General Assembly may, at the end of eight
years after the adoption OF this Constitution and there
after at intervals OF eight years. arrange the said cir.
cults districts and sections, and place any number OF
circuits in district, and OF districts in section bur
tdcH snail De altogether one ulsrct, each
district in section; aud there shall be less than
districts and four circuits in section, and The num-
Der OF sections shall not be increased diminished.
Circuit Courts
6. For each circuit, Judge shall be elected by the
voters thereof who shall hold his office for the term OF
eight years, unless removed in the manner pre-
scribed by this Constitution He shall at the time of
his election be at least thirty years OF age; and during
his continuance in Office shall reside ln the circuit OF
which he is Judge.
r Circuit Court shall be held at less twice year
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Gn,,ornn,.

l.. The Chief executive power of this Common
wealth shall be vested in a Governor He shall hold
the office for the term of four years. to commence on
the 1st day OF January succeeding his election and
be Ineligible 10 the office for the term succeed
ing that for which he elected and any other office
during his term ofservice.
2. The Governor shall he elected by the voters, at
the times and places of choosing members of the Gene
ral Assembly. Returns OF the election shall be trans
med, under seal, by the proper officers the Secrea-
ny tthe Commonwealth, who shall deliver them to
the Speaker of the House OF Delegates on the first day
OF the next session of the General Assembly. The
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates shall within one
week thereafter, in the presence of majority OF the
Senate and House of Delegates. open the said returns
and The votes shall then be counted The person having
the highest number of votes shall be declared elected
buti two or more shall have the highest and equal
number OF votes, OF them shall be chosen Governor
by the joint vote OF the houses of the General As
sembly. Contested elections Tor Governor shall be de-
cided by like vote, and The mode OF proceeding n
such cases shall be prescribed by law.
B. No person shall be eligible the office of Govern
or unless he has attained the OF thirty years.
tive!ctizen OF the United States, and has been citizen
OF Virginia tor hive years next preceding his election.
A. The Governor shall reside at the seat Of Govern
sst shall receive i've thousand dollars tor each year
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
DIR. CHRISTIE'S
Galvanic Necklace

Is used for a u complaints affecting the Throat
or Head, such as Bronchitis, Inflammation Of
the Throat. Nervous and Sick Headache, Dir.
ziness the Head. Neural lg: IA in the Face, Bnz.
zIng or Roaring in the Ears. Deafness, winch
is generally Ne'vons. and that distressed com.
plaint, called Tic Doloreux.
PALSY AND PARALYSIS.
All persons ackno@ ledge that these terrible
diseases are cansed by deficiency Of Nervous
Energy in the Affected limbs DR.. CHRIsrIE' s
GalvanIc articles will supply this deficient pow.
er, and complete anc Ell tire cure is effected
1000 Cases Of Palsy and PARALYSIS
have been reported TO DIR. CHRISTIE and his A.
gents within the last two years, which have G
been entirely restored.
g'CAPT, ANDREW J. F. TomRs, of BROOKLYN,
N. Y. had not been able to walk step for nea r
four years. and was so helpless that he had tC
be fed. The most celebrated physicians gave
him up. In FIVE days after he commenced wea r.
ing the GALvAEIc BELT, NECKLACE and BnAce.
LET'S, he walked across the room, and i'm three
weeks he had perfectly recovered his health
Capt. Tones is seventy years OF age.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
NOTICE TO PLANTERS
Gin Wri0htlng.

THE subscriber would respectfully in
i form the Planters of Claiborne, and the
adjoining counties, that he is prepared to
execute all kinds of Gin Wright work, ma
king and repairing Presses and Running
Gear, of every description. His long ex-
perience in this business will enable hin.
10 execute his work in the most workman
like manner, and on as reasonable terms
as can possibly be afforded. Having two
good workmen in his employ, he is enabled
to execute his work with great dispatch.
All orders addressedto him at Port Glib.
son, will be thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to. A. w. REID.
July 5, 1850. 45.ly
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
New Spring Goods

DERNHElMER & BRO. have just re-
ID ceived complete assortment of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods.
Mems and boys Clothing;
Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Caters;
Hats and Bonnets;
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace goods, Collars and
Capes; superior embroidered Linen Cam
brio Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Ribbon,
Linens, Drillings, Cottonades. and French
Merinos. ALSO:
Some beautiful specimens ofdress goods,
such as Lustres, Baregcs, Grenadines,
Black Silks. Organdines, Muslins, and ma.
ny other articles too numerous to mention.
Call if you please, the goods will be sold
at the lewest cash prices.
march IA 90
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
BUTCHERING.

u DlSHlNGER respectfully informs the
IL. inhabitants OF Port Gibson, that he has
commenced the above business, and will
have meat market regularly every day,
(unless accident occurs.) lie will endea-
vor to give general satisfaction, and hopes
that liberal patronage from the public
will enable him to do so. His market will
be kept opposite The gun shop of Mr.. Isaac
Skunk.
Planters having beef cattle for sale, can
find market by notifying him ofthe fact.
march ID, 1851. 29.tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
DOLBEAR'S
Writing Academy,
IN ,pIII, M cONIC mar

Main Street, Natchez.
Will be kept open during the entire year.
MFR d. will qualify 20 or 80 gentlemen TO
W. teach the SCIENCE OF PENMANsHIP, and
acr as agents for the sale of Dolbear's Superior
Gold Pens. and Dolbear's Penmanshep in the
Southern States.
A now class of Teachers will begin on the
4th of November. Letters addressed 60 Levi
Dolbear, Natchez, will receive prompt Rtten-
tion.
Mr.. H ]. Fairly, who IS good and success
full teacher, will give lessons in Claiborne and
binds counties, where classes Of 70 or Is pupils
rre formed.
Parents will find it much to tneir inicres to
have their children correctly taught at first, be-
fore they nave established bad habits
Dolbear's superior Gold Pens for sale by III.
]. Fairly, or by A. ]. McGil, of Port Gibson.
June 81, 1850 43-ly
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09

PORT GIBSON, MISS,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
IO Of Claiborne county, and the public
generally, that he has just returned from
New Orleans with complete and choice
Stock of Leather Of every description, and
is prepared to manufacture at short notice,
every description of Gentlemen's $
Boots & Shoes.
of the latest styles, best quality and work
manship. His shop is on Main street. in
the brick building owned by s. o. Bride.
well, Esq, 2d door South Of the Court
House, where he viii be happy to receive
customers and FIJI ell orders with punctu-
atty and despatch. His work viii speak
for itself, al. of which win be warranted.
lie has worked in this place, as a
iourneyman for nearly two years, and his
work has given generalsatisfaction to both
bis employer and customers.
As,gust o. 1850 5N:fy
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
SEVERE DEAFNESS CURED

The following is extract from letterlate-
ly received from a distinguished physician in
the State of Virginia:
"a. CHRISTIE, NJ. D.-Dear Sir: One of my
patients. unknown to me, obtained your Gal
Uauic BeLfand Necklace, with the Magnetic Fluid,
for serious affection of Deafness. The case
was that of "a lady whose Nervous system was
much disordered, and her general health poor.
Much was done previously to the application Of
the Belt, but with very little success and feel
tonly right to tell yon, that since she com.
menced wearing the Belt and using the Fluid,
but a few weeks ago, she has Entirely Recouer-
ed her II, Iring. and her general health is better
than for several years"
Every case Of Deafness, if Nervous, as il gene
rally is, can be cured by this wonderful remedy.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
TTo PLANTERS and PHYSICIANS.
NJ. F.. MOODY
TTAS iurt received from Phllads slPnisa'e-tAl
Ill large assortment of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
GLg..ssroTS SRsc

~ Chemicals DR.,
selected by himself with great care. ~:
P. M. nowinyites particularly, the medical
faculty OF the town and county, to call and
examine for themselves, his medicines,
knowing that upon an inspection the facul-
ty will be satisfied with the quality and as
sortment Of his stock now on hand.
N. r. M. pledges himselfto the public
and the medical faculty, that If any yphysi.
clan or other person will show in his store,
OF his stock, a medicine that is not OF Its
kind, such as he represents the same to be,
he will instantly, in the presence ofsucli
such physician or other person, destroy
such medicine. The tremendous frauds
heretofore practiced by some venders Of
Drugs and Medicines, has made it abso-
lutely necessary to use extraordinary care
in guarding against dcceptions in medicines.
N. P. NJ. has also received large as
sortment of Blank Books, Stationery, Fan
cy Note Paper, Envelopes, and all articles
in the line Of Stationery usually found in
the City stores. His stock of Perfumery,
and Fancy Articles for the Toilet, is supe.
rior to any ever before brought to Port
Gibson. $780,
Also, received lot Of fine French Wall
Paper. 49,
On hand, always, choice article o.
Brandy and Wines, for medical purposes.
Prescriptions Of Physicians, as usual, ac'
curately compounded, at all hours, of day
or night, at No. 6, Stamps Row, Por
Gibson, Miss. June IA. 1s50-42-t