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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

-.---.-s---.--
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
5TH BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE SITS.
AT AUCTION-Will be sold on SATURDAY AZ
terneon the 18th day of September 1854 the pre-
misses commencing at O'clock, the Brick Tenement
on the West line of 5th between Broad and Grace
streets. now in the occuoancy of Mrs Maria T. Lips.
comb, and immediately in rear of Mr.. Ellis Browns
residence. The Lot fronts "a feet runs back 1870 feet.
The house three stories high has about 10 rooms
besides Kitchen, Stable, sc.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 8. and 9
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
Sc II GODDIN APPERSON Aucts.
II ANDSOMEB BRICK DWELLING ON
- CLAY ST., NEAR CLAY ST. CHAPEL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on Saturday Az
ternoon, the sd September, 1854, on the premises,
commencing at ~ O'clock the desirably located brick
dwelling on the southside of Clay, between Madison
and Henry streets now in the occupancy of Mr.. E.
H. Turpin, and opposite the residence of s. T. Pull
liam, Esq The lot fronts 80 feet runs back $50 feet
to an alley. The house has7 rooms besides Kitchen,
aud well of fine water in the yard
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance at 8, 6 and mos
for Vegetable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
sc IL GODDIN Il APPERSON, Auct.
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THE CAUSE OF THE RESIGNATION OF THE
CANADIAN MINISTRY.

Bosros, Sept. 9-We have Quebec dates of the
9th. The Royal speech recommends a change In
the constitution of the Legislative Council states
that the opinion of the people was unequivocally
expressed In he clergy reserve question On the
late election and recommends its adjustment In a
way that will give general satisfaction; and urges
legislation to bring the laws into harmony with the
provisions of the reciprocity treaty. The debate
on the address takes place tomorrow.
QUEBEC, Sept. 8.-The house was occupied until
this morning on breach of privilege question:
Timothy Brodeur retur ming to Office per Bagot be
came a candidate, and was elected by reclamation
was taken into custody by the sergeant at arms
and placed at the bar of the house, when he was
Intercepted and discharged.
Notice was given of motion for to-day to declare
the election null and void. Three divisions In the
question resulted adversely to the Ministry, and
they resigned this morning Allen McNab, the
conservative leader, has been sent for to form a
Ministry
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NALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR sALEElntendins to remove from the
known as "Windsor," situated James River, IS
miles from the city Of Richmond, adjoinining the
estate of Richard Gillian, decd.
as Of the best James River low srounds) is5 acre:
of high land are in cultivation, the remainder 142
are in woods OF which 60 acres detached land half
mile distant from the main tTact) are heavily tim
bered.
The land lies WELL and is easily cultivated; the soil
10 excellent, and produces fine crops of corn wheat
and tobacco There about 20 acres of good Greek
meadow land.
painted and pspered A feet front by 90 with good
apartments, besides commodious cellar rooms fol-
stores, excellent kitchen, smoke.house and barn,
of hands, stock. &C., in good order Also,2 good to-
bacco houses There 10 abundant supply of the
ptyest well and spring water.
any place on the river it 10 perfectly heattkfut in
pleasant neighborhood, and the site commands an
ms absence. s the manager viii give to any one
visiting the premises such information rs may DO
Application for the purchase of the property will
be made to Messrs Goddin Apperson. Of this city,
and concise map of the land can DO seen at their
office.
The above Farm will be sold at public auction. on
the premises, ON TUESDAY, the 14th day of No
vember next at 10 O'Clock M If fair, if not the next
fair day; but in the meantime it be treated for at
private sale.
The terms will be-one.third cash; the balance on
credit of one and two years for bonds bearing In
WIN H. MITCHELL.
p. s. At the same time and place will be said ali
the Pershable Estate OF the Farm, consisting Of tho
crops Of Corn, Oats. Hay. &C., young Mules,
young Horses, with stock of Cattle Oxen and Hogs
Household Furniture, Farming Implements, Car
naEes, Wagons, Carts, &c.
TERMs-All sums under On. cash; over that amt,
months credit for bonds with good security, bear
ing interest with an endorsement on the bonds that
u the principal Is paid within 10 days ater maturity
the interest will DO remitted.
UD-lawtds w. H. n.
Sale conducted hx anppiN APPERsuN.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

NOI1CE III CONTRACTORS AND
IN OTHERS.-The undersigned is authorized to
sell at public Auction, Tuesday, the 18th inst at
Rockets. city Of Richmond Va, the Tools. Imple.
ments and Machinery used in the construction of the
Ship Lock, belonging to the James River and Kama
wha Company.
The equipment is complete and we'll calculated for
heavy work. consisting in part Of
Horizontal Steam Engine, made by ]. P. Norris
Co; 4 Boilers, Is inch Offender, under s feet
stroke, in good ORDER Screw Pumps, % to Sc feet
long, feet diameter in clear with centre bearings
on friction rollers, and we'll hoped.
A quantity of Russia Hemp 10 inch Cable for dri-
Wing lands to ebove-new and half worn.
About Is Derricks, horse and double and single
hand geared-Extra Blocks, &C., &c. to lift IL tons
large assortment of quarrying and cutting Tools
About 20 Horses with Wagons, Carry-log Wheels
Harness, &C., &C., suitable for heavy work
FlatBoats, various sizes, from Is tons burthen
down.
Wheel Barrows, Picks, Shovels, Crow-Bars Drills
Blacksmiths and Carpenters Tools, &C., &c, COM
prising complete assortment of every thing neces-
sary for heavy Canal Railroad job, and afording
contractors excellent opportunity to equip them
selves for heavy work.
D. s. WALTON, Engineer
East'n Div. James River and Kanawha Canal.
a Baltimore Sun, Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Re-
gster, Petersburg Express and Lynchbg Republican
will please copy the above until 18th inst, and send
their bills the "Oce of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company" Richmond for paJ ment seS
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VIRGINIA GoLp.-The Philadelphia Ledger has
been shown lump Of gold gathered from the mines
of the Slate Hill Company, in Louisa county, Vir.
GINA, the proceeds of two weeks labor, which is
valued a, $500, and cost in the production, about
s4OO-giying about 5000 profits for the two weeks.
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CLOTHING CLOTHING!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FAIL IRA DE OF 1854.
J. D. GOODMAN

70 0OO0MAN
AVING just returned from New York,
- is now in receipt of large stock of FALL and
WINTER READY-MADE CLOTHING, embracing
all OF the latest Styles of every variety and quality
~, ! have now open large add rich assortment Of
EUkN!SHING GOODS, SHI RTS, COLLARS
CRAVATS, &c. &c.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Ten.
nessee, are solicited to call and examine my stock
which Will be complete by the 10th of this month";
My facilities for cannot be surpassed
therefore am enabled to sell at figure the com
petition of no market can subtract from
J. d. GOODMAN,
No. 1874 Main st., opposite EAGLE SQUARE.
N. b. Wholesale cash bills S per cent off,
se5 T. d. q.
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A DEMONSTRATORS sALE CHIC.

"A OMlNlSIRAIOR'S SALE OF CHIC
- KAHOMINY LAND.-Will be sold to the
highest bidder, on the premises on the goth septen
Der next, commencing at IL O'Clock A. M If fair If
not on the next fair day. that valuable tract of Land
lying on Chickahominy River, in the county of Han
over. belonging to tho estate Of Dr. Reuben Mere
dith decd containing $40 acres adjoining the landa
of A. B. Timberlake, A. Lumpkin and others
This Land 10 eight miles from Richmond, within IL
miles of Atlee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail.
road, and within miles of the Richmond and Char.
lottesville Plank Road now being constructed On
the Land IL small frame dwelling, with the other
necessary outhouses
This Farm is considered one of the most valuable
and productive on the Chickahominy and IL wall
adapted to the growth Of corn, oats wheat and
grass.
Possession, to seed crop of wheat will be given
on the LIST OF October next and full possession on the
LIST January, 1855.
TERMs-One-third cash on the day of SALE and the
remainder at and Is months from the lat January
1855, with nterest-the credit payments to be seeur.
ed by bonds, with satisfactory security and deed of
trust On the premises
Immediately after the sale Of the above
tract, will sell tract of Wood Land belonsine to
the same estate, containing IL acres, about ! mile
distant from the above tract.
Terms same Is mentioned above.
a Mr.. A. B. Timberake, the tenant will take
pleasure in showing the Land to any person DESTROYS
Of vewingt.
P. B. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of r. Meredith, decd.
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper, Co., Var
August 18th, 1854.
an I7-dStaw2wkdtds
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The New York Mirror says: 1--WE learn that a re.
sponsble party has offered to take Grsi and
Mario off Mr.. Hackett's hands, return them to
Europe, and pay all expenses. We understand
these artists seriously entertaining the propo-
Eition of returning after the sixth performance.
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UOR sALE.-On account Of in health,

DA4<EI.-Ou dGCUuub Va III hCoAtAt
II tho proprietor proposes to sell very accom-
modatng terms the extensive and weii,known estao-
lshnent called the NORFOLK IRON WORKS. a.
it stands, being well located opposite the C1;
tiou. The principal tools consist Of five COED Iathss
one large Drill Press Screw.cuttins Machines Boiler
Shears Punching and Bending Machines. &c The
Smith Shop 10 worked bv fan blast A medium size
Iron and Brass Foundry 10 attached and In good work
ins condition, with about rs tons moulding sand
on hand; large dusntity # TASKS. &c The quantity
Of patterns for jobbin large having been COLLECT
ing for many years. The buildings are ample, now
and of good materials The machinery 10 worked by
superior four horse power engine. requiring an OK
penditure Of not than 81 per day for fuel The
boiler il new and of excellent quality. The estab-
shment will be kept In operation till sold and long
enough thereafter to complete orders In hand.
If not disposed Of ut private sale before the LIST OF
October these works win be sold 1t Auction ON the
18th of that month. rare chance is offered for .
profitable and safe investment baainess Of every
kind 10 inereasins. and several important works q
internal improvements about to be completed ia
the great advantage Of this city and the sstablish
ment has been doing good business.
For further particulars inquire Of the proprietor
who win give oil necessary information.
w. B Sorry, Auct- n+-lavta
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RAVAGEs OF THE CHOLERA

COLUMBIA, Pa, Sept. 10 The cholera has broker
out here, and ragged with unusual virulence. No
less than sixty deaths have occurred from that fatal
mslady since Friday morning last 1t Is still raging
violently. Among the deaths were DR.. Cochran,
one of the Oldest physicians of the place
SECOND DESPATCH
PHILADBLPHIA, Sept 10.-A despatch from Co.
iumba, Pa, signed d. Herr, says that there was
over twenty deaths from cholera In that CITY on
Saturday. committee of citizens were abou,
starting for Philadelphia to confer with our phys
. clans
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CHOLERA AT MARTINsBURG.-The cholera broke
out at Martinsburg, Va, Friday evening last,
and Ia few hours some ten or twelve deaths are
reported to have occurred. On Saturday, however,
it had not continued so violently, but very few
deaths having resulted that day.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON NAVY HILL. IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the County
Of Henrieo pronounced on the 9th Of July. 1854 in
signed, who was by that decree appointed special
cisl Commissioner for the purpose. will sell at public
Auction, the premises, on MONDAY, the 9th
day of October, 1854, commencing at O'Clock, tho
real estate on Navy Hill. in the City of Richmond,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Edmund Anderson, and
now by Mr.. George M. Harding, containing about Is
acres. 1t will be laid out into lots fronting on Sd,
4th 9th and 9Th streets, according to plan and sur.
yey to be seen at the office of Messrs Goddn l. Ap.
person in a few days.
TERMs-One-third cash balance at six and nine
months for negotiable notes and title retained till
last note is paid and conveyance directed by the
Court. A. B. HUTCHINSON, Special Com'r
Sale conducted by GoDDIH APPERsoN, Aucts,
an 2-TtOS tdtds
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Lieut. Edward C. Lewis, formerly OF the Penn
sylvania volunteers in Mexico, who was arrested In
Philsdelphia on Friday last charged with numer-
GUS forseI les of land warrants was held In g., 500
but faitng to appear Tor hearing his bail has be n
forfeited
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The Rev H. N. Hudson is about to withdraw
from the edtorship of the New York Churchman
differences of opinion between himself and the pro-
prietor as to editorial control being the cause.
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HIGHWAY RosBERv.-Last week Mr. IIinkston
of Brooke county, Va, was robbed in the woods
near Wellsburg, of five hundred dollars, by two
williams, one of whom threw him from his buggy
and held him while the other riied his pocket.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
X DECOU 4 co. intending to quit
AHs the Clothing Business In Richmond, will now
sell at cost their ample and beautiful stock of REA-
DY-MADE CLOTHING. consisting In part of fine
Dress and Frock Costs of various colors and STYLES
Also, Pants and Vests in great variety
others who DESTROYS of buying frstrate Cotb;ne
at great sacrifce, to remember that the Franklin
Clothing Store, No. 90 Main street. 10 the place.
II. DECOU L. CO.
80 S-Sm No "a Main AZ
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FATAL REsuLT-We learn from the Green
brier Era that Mr.. Washington Brown, of Nicholas
county, recently engaged In scuffle with MIR.
David Murphy, suing which he received an inju-
~ which terminated fatally ten days afterwards.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT SEA.

NEW York, Sept. l0.-Mr. Brant, chief mate of
the ship Columbia, from Charleston, and Captain
Renal and the steward of the brig Philma, from
Savannah, died at sea of the yellow fever
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CHERIFFS SALE.-WilI be sold fol

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash on MONDAY, the 18th day of the present
month, (September.l on board the schooner Lewis
Perry living at Rockets. seventeen hundred and
eishfy bushels of Brown Stuff. two thousand bush
els of Shorts, twenty one hundred bushels of Bran,
and ono fandred and forty our barrels Of Flouror 20
much thereof as will satisfy attachment In my
hands in favor of FL. T. l. e. 3. Taliaferro VIM H
Cole, and all expenses connected with the detention
of the schooner and sale By order of the Hon. Jno
A. Meredith Judge of the Circuit Court Of tho city
of Richmond, made on the 9Th day Of September,
1854. ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, 8. Fl. C.
The above sale will take place at IL O'clock A. H.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA.
COLUMBIA, Penn. Sept. 1.-The cholera Il ra-
cling terribly In this city There have been seventy
or eighty deaths since Friday last The people are
leaving the city, and business II suspended.
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Rev. VIM. Chittenden, an esteemed Presbyfe
rian clergyman. committed suicide near Water
town. N. Y,af days ago.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SAIE-w;l

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Wilf be
"A sold at public auction, at the late residsnce Of
Edward I: A: Mosby, decd. on Brook Avenue It.. 4.
on WEDNESDAY, 18th September, 1854 at twelve
OF said dscedent Also, good horse CART, and q
SADDLE and Birdie ~
TERNs.-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, q credit of six months will be Riven far
bonds with good security.
SARAH w. MOSBY,
se9-4t Adm'x Of Ed. l.. A. Mosby decd
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NOT1CE.-All persons indebted to the
IN firm Of Otsy 0oG viii please favor mo y
calling and settling their old sccountA - am aax
ous to settle up the old busness Of the aid conoefe
me for payment. JA0Ee W. W.T.
na3-6lU
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL1
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF REAL Es-

1AAL I'm IuE SOUNV1 OF dENkICO.-
By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the Sub
scrbers az Trustees, dated 5th November, 1885, and
admitted to record in the Clerks Office of Henrico
County Court on the ID day of March, 1854, they
will at the request of all parties concerned
to sell at public Auction, the premises on Tues.
day the 26th day of September 1884, at the hour Of
io'clock, M, that certain tract of Land mentioned
in the said deed as lying in the County of Henrco
above the City of Richmond and is supposed to
tain Az acres be the more less land il the
same land which was conveyed to John r. Reeve BY
Powhstan Roberts and Joseph Jackson Jr., ex'rs Of
John Sheppard, deceased. by deed dated 5th Nevem-
Der, 1858, and of record in the Clerks Office of Hen
rico County Court the said tract of land known
the Homestead tract, belonging to the late John
Sheppard of Hsnrico and is about nine miles above
the city of Richmond, and is to the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, and is regard.
ed valuable well for farming purposes as for the
quantity of pine wood upon it.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash as to 30 much of the pro-
ceeds as will be sufficient to pay about 100 and
will be given upon the residue.
The Trustees will convey the usual special war
ranty. r. r. ROBERTS, (n-.
THOS. g. JACKSON, trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoN, Auets
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HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-On
IL THURSDAY. October 18th, 1854, commencing
at IL O'Clock, shall offer for sale IS acres of Land
in Henrico county, being between the Deep Run
County Road and the fredericksburg Railroad, most
of which is of original growth, with the exception OF
ten acres, which is enclosed, with comfortable
Dwelling and other buildings thereon, suitable for
small family. Any persons desiring any information
relative to ibis land call on r. s. GLAZEBRooK,
who resides near the premises There will be like
wise sold at the same time and place, from one to
two hundred cords of Pine Weed.
se SITS ROBERT Il LUCK.
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THE MEMBERS of tho Virginia State
\ Agricultural Society for tbs city Of Richmond,
viii pease call and pay their annual subscription Of
one dollar to Mr.. Ed. b. EACHO, q his ONCE. Mr..
of new members. FRANK @. RUFf1N,
sss-ts Dse'y We State Ayr. Society
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Dr. PLuMER.-This popular divine preached bis
farewell discourse to his congregation, In Balti.
more, on Sunday night last.
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THE NEW STATE IDIOT ASYLUM.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. s.-The corner stone of
the new Idiot Asylum was laid at twelve o'clock
to-day, on the grounds at Geddes, formerly owned
by Secretary Leavenworth who did the honors-
ExGov. Hunt and others delivered addresses
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GUNS. GUNS.l GUNS
WILLIAM HURLEY E,cu,Ncr

WILLIAM HURLEY, EXCHANGE AND
mond, Va.
Bill, Of Exchange, Bank Notes. Coin, &c. bought
Collections on the Cities of Virginia and North
Crrolina made on favorable terms.
stocks bought and sold on Commission.
Refer to r. H. Chsmberlaine, ESQ Cashisr Far
mers' Bank, Norfolk, Va; R. w Bowden, Eco, Cash
Ter Bank of Virginia Norfolk, Va; Josiah Wills ESQ
meIchant; Norfolk, Va; Mes'rs Maury Morton
Co, Bankers, Richmond, Va; John Thompson, ESQ.
Merchant. Richmond, Va. se8-o3m
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MORTALITY OF NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-The number of deaths
turing the past week was 700, beinc decrease of
100. The number of deaths from cholera was 100
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nAYENPORT, ALLEN = Co. Auc-
IL rioxEKas 8 COMMISSION 1kncnAhIs msse
liberal sSvsncss On sonasamsass cf nsseAsndiss.
% e-l2t
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Gen paixhans, the celebrated general of artillery,
hiea at Metz, on the 18th of August In the 7d year
. bis year.
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MORTALITY OF BOSTON

BosToN Sept. 9.-The total mortality for the week
Is one hundred and thirty of which thirty were ua
der year. thirteen died of cholera, and five of
dysentry
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will BIZ
"A sold on SATURDAY next, the 9th inst, at tho
horse lot in the city of Richmond, at 10 o'clock
Horse and Cart, two Hogs; also q lot of Wheat
Straw, now the plantation of Christopher Saun-
ders. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
on Mr. C Saunders, who will give any information
regarding the same.
The above property belongs to the estate of Henry
Saunders decd.
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS,
Admir- of the estate of Henry Saunders, decd.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTT, Auct. se6
POSTPONEMENT- above sale is
postponed until SATURDAY, 18th inst.
se8 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted to Mr..
~ J. eTE0AL. are hereby requested TO make
brought on al Of the unsettled debts.
- SIT THE TRUSTEES.
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| R: LOUIS M. STEIN, LATE CHIEF
- SUk9EON OE THE HIlNQARI AN p AmnI

or Suh4EON OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRI.
c;ns NM ior twenty years practitioner of Med
IN Re me system of Homeopathy, has arrived
notei, where he will DO pleased to attend such as
msy aesire ms services. He has had much experi.
enes "a chronic cases Of all descriptions and prom-
ses at least to mitigate those that do net admit Of
anawsdss of h 81: had specially extensive
ofthe prevalence Of that dreaded dsesss on ~ CO...
nent OF Europe in one of which it prevailed in the
Patriot Army OF Hungary. Of which he was SURGEON.
10 Will be happy 10 give advice to all who nut snv
faith IN Homeopathy, and will with alscrity avail
himself OF any opportunity to give proof of the H.
cacy Of that noble system OF medicine
Dr. Stain has letters from very distip eui.h.d ,.,
sors In the United States bearing Testimony to his
character and skill a. practitioner. and has pernis.
New York: -
Dr.; vsndsrbursi DR.. Marcy; DR.. Mcv,car; DR.. Cur.
tis DR. Quin. ee lift