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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

lsfrn'ion in this Kansas treRson should never a-a
be trusted by the Of the South Such "a hRy
dared to ignore Southern Rights in favor of fsl.
Administration will. We trust. meet with fitting
ward No Elm like that ought to be pardoned
The people of the South krow exactly how to vs;u. j.
'ne pretended affection and boistrous devotion Of i
peta and other papers of that ilk to the Sou'a.
'oo'ay familiar with the history OF the CT
ehna'' convention, has been at all surprised a, =
conspiracy wnieh so soon exhibited it's designs af.
the nomination Of James Buchanan. When the b;t.,
opponents of that gentlemen re,,red from .p,,
Convention Gafl-d. aud found their n,.,s =,
the immolaton OF Firgius's choice utterly -
molisbed, it was apparent to every BODY -
although public sentiment at the South fore
them to support him, they would never t.,ryiy
his success. Every body knew when Mr. Buchsr
"cs inaugurated that those disappointed opponeu-
were scattered through the Southern States. cgoucl
ing like pauthers, watching the President with rur
derou' eyes, ready to spring at his throat at b.
from their leader. And the profession, Of ts owI -
per'or attachment to the South with which The -.
ia" taunts the friends Of Mr.. Buchanan ard o. g..
National Democracy, imposes spon no one l. H.
just as well come out in bold and manly wnv. ~.
confess that the disappointment OF its master al
hatred of James Buchanan, is the real cause
anxiety about the fate OF Kansas. As il il cons.a
lyengaeed in questioning the motives Of the or
of the National Democracy. and in assigning ri %
est and most dscreditable motives to other papn's
may be we'll for it to recollec. that disappor.r
revenge and personal hate make up the sum t"'e
ths "Delta's" ultra devotion to the South. T.. y
tended affection for the State rights party is al h.
bug and CANNON.
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THE CONSPIRACY RIpENING.

II twas singularly fortunate thing for the cause H
the National Democracy Of the Union and the South
that the conspiracy against the Administration was
not crushed in the bud Had it not been permitted
to expose its true purposes, ard 10 lift The mask which
concealed its features, had il died month ago, with
proesatiors Of affection for the State Rights party
upon it's lips. few soft and verdant people would
have regretted its demise and entertained the belief
that the conspiracy in reality a promising State
Rights party, npped in the bud. But the Nation
al Democracy, in its wisdom and good policy, did
no. a, once throttle the fac,oui and we are glad
Of it. 1t allowed its vices TO rpen, aud waited
patiently for the cloven foot TO peep from beneath
the Democratic robes with which The consplra.
tors so Aaun.in2ly and boldly, for time conceal.
ed their real objects. With the leading and ear.
est organ of the conspirasors an unavowed opposi.
ton TO the Administration ia no longer wsged.-
The pratlcal craft no longer sails under false coors.
The stars and stripes OF the Union and Of the Ma
tiona Democracy no longer ioat from the masthead
10 deceive aud tempt unsophistlcated Democrats to
their ruin. The black coiors have been run up, and
the crew are on deck ready to wage an open aud mer
ciess war upon the Administration and upon every
,userys alive national citizen of the Southern States
Language of hypocri:ical respect for Mr.. Buchanan
il no longer employed. Secret stabs, through that
Convenient blind, Gov. Walker ara not now the or
der Of the day with the delta" and its associates
Abuse coarser than the na.urslizs cd language Of Bill
linsssss, is now heaped upon the venerable, patriot.
ic and noble President, and il be were an escaped
convict, and traitor Of hlacke: dye thau Arnold
was, he could not bs subjected to mora veuomous
abuse. The Delta" like the "vtriol man ot
Nav York. scs,tsrs its acrid denuuciations upon all
the psssers by. The President, the Cabinet, the
press Of the National Democracy, ara all assaied.
When we pointed out TO on. readers some weeks
since the inevitable tendency OF tine opposition to
Gov. Walker to degenerate into war upon the Na.
tiousl Democracy and the Administration, the sym.
patbsers with the "Delt and the "Mercury" deri.
ded the des aud vera emphatic in cnntradcting our
assertion that there was deep laid conspiracy on
foot and that since the Inauguration the leaders
of it were anriously awaiting an opportunity for
sprnging the mine. We have no words of ankind
ness for ,he uuiuitia,ed of the Virginia Democracy
who refused to place credsnoe in our prophecy
The storm hes at last burst upon the Adminisua'
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE
NHE subscriber oilers for sale tho tract oi land upon
u which the late John K. Winston recently retiHeu' e
iamsbure and adjoining the lands Of DR. H. j. Waller,
Benz Waller John James, Henry NJ Bowdcn and james
Shell
with seven rooms well arranged II new framed quarter
with four rooms ice house aud barn nearly new The
yard and garden newly enclosed with the best hear un
ber also all other houses in good repair
The wheat crop Of the present year is estimated AZ
from |, 900 to 1900 bushels.
If sale is not effected privately before inc ia day o
fair day hcrcaiter sold the hghes, bidder, gu the
premises.
Eell,m whv has charge OF the premises aud vii! take
pleasure 10 giving all necessary information
TERMS accommodating, upon the purchase money
being satisfactorily secured For sny further information
address the subscriber Hanover Court House. virg
MIA BICK. l.. WINSTON, Executor Of
JNO. II. WINSTON deceased.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TvNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, Orange View
IL lying the Rapid Ann River, Culpeper county
Virginia. within bali mile Of the Rapid Ann Station,
the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road in thckly set
tied ncghborhood: the society equal TO any in Virginia
and the county very healthy Que.
Tee ,rac, contains 63il ACRES, with abundance o
timber the rail road; and large portion
the cleared and has fine South easery exposure; and
proluciivencss Of crops will think compare tavora
bly, with those Of Of the in the ueishborhood
the wheat crop having for years past ranged from
l2 1910 bushes without the of guano, which would
probably double the crop on the same laud
The residence 10 situated eminencc, overlooking
larger portion of the cleared land and the surrounding
country, in view Of large number Of residences, with
Merchants Griss and Saw Mills, very convenient; aso
Post Office.
This FARM is within four and half hours travel by
rail road of Richmond, Virginia and two and half or
three hours to Alexandria and Washington City.
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm with view Of purchasing. Invited to visit it, or
address tie subscriber at Rapid Ann Station, CupepcT
county, Va. L. II. TALfAFERRO.
ArIril1 cts
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sTRIBLING SPRINGS.

IuyHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta county, Va,
l3 miles from Stsunton. aud 81 miles from Harrison.
burg, will be under the management of Mr.. PETER H..
WOODWARD formerly at and for the last
three seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to and
pleasure seeking public that by erecting eight dou-
be cottages and by the general improvement Of the
misses since last season. after the 10th of June he will
be prepared with entirely furniture, and sufficient
number of attendants offer visitors the most pleasant
accomnod a,ions In the Virgnin mountains
The of this place arc unsurpassed IN tact the
visitor these springs has the advantage OF oil the
various belonging to the entire mineral region OF
Virginia.
Thi. Sulphur Water is exeecd by nonc except ihus ot
Greenhrier.
Tho Alum SPRING. inferior to none a. tested tor tee
last i've yeaEs With the Chalybeae and Free stone
tcrs all ut hand In abundance render this pace proper
y. the Mineral spruss OF Virginia
pleasure seekers there will be Music ~ attcuuance
and the auscmen,s aud sports afforded by mountain re-
Sorts
An Inexperienced physician will reside at the Springs.
IEhAs;-tloper week; $50 for 4 mouth OF four weeks
and reduction made fr entire season; for less than
week 81 80 per day viii be charged
line OF superior four horse mail Coaches will leave
stsunton daily for this place. after the arrival OF the
Eastern cara.
A line Of Stages Is expected to pass the Springs, EN-
route from Harrisburg to Bath Alum Syringe
May 29-c:'taw3m CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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Nv RITCUIE & DUNNAVANT.
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ron, :, .bc .,sk OF the writers
aI DC " 'H TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND F0K SALE.

VuNHE undersigned will SELL private sale. on
u BILE and favorable terms, Tract Of Land 6eonelng
of Amelia The Tract contains $50 of which about
100 10 in wood, ii Of it being original wool
land admirably adapted for tobacco aud most Of it rst
rate land tor tobacco plants and the residue Of the tract
t5O acres 10 mostly Appomsitox low grounds, we'll euu
ted for aud very productive n and osts There arc
buildings the tract, but better improvements
will probably be necessary. This Land is only II miles
(by the Appona,ox river) below Mntosx depot on the
Richmond and Dauvillc railroad and only about q miles
from the depots the railroad the Court House
Of this county and at Tchulu that there both choice
OF markets and Of several convenient Of anpotta
ton
Possession Of about hal the land be given at oucc
aud of the residue including the buildings tho lat o
January next.
Persons desiring to purchase will please apply % the
undersigned T. Coleman, who resides the land and
will show to those who wish examine III or to Thos
T. Giles, Esq. in the city uf Richmond; both Of whom
are authorized to Contract for the sale OF it.
7. 5. COLEMAN,
July 2-caaw2m D. K QUARLES.
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HOW HE WRITHESI

We had OCCASION in our issue Of Friday last IN o.
attention 10 the contradictory positions occruei
different times by the Editor of "The South" g
ths subject Of suffrage in Kansas, and iniima'c'
desire for some elucidation on this point tn be fr-
ished BY the oppo'ition ,urna'. The following i
only answer We have succeeded in calling f,r,h =.
cannot admit that il meets the question presen'.i
throws any light upon the discrepancy involved in ''
self conflicting views Of the Editor OF The S,r''
II is but fair, however, that this answer shall BE-
mitted to the consideration Of our readers. il ter
possible that they may discover a meaning in q
same which entirely escapes our own perception.
THE ENQUIRER TURNS ANOTHER soMERsET
kansas is left to the confederation Of It's Cons.
tional Convention. n."-t Enquirer, "ia duSuH.
"Wc recognize the entire competency of ConS-"s,
refuge t sanction 10 any instrument purporting 10 bn
form of Constitution. adopted By Territory SEEK
admission as State II it can bs made clesry sprn
TINT such instrument does not embody the decision ~
bona de residents fairly sscertaned by general su:nc
-[En9ni|rr, 24h July.
And the Enquirer Of the oath August repeats b.
propositions. The Constitution of Kansas must
framed by Constitutional Convention; for so T.
prescribed by She organizing Congressional -
But the same act takes care that this Conren'i
shall not BIZ clothed with autoorac powers; the c.
vsn,ion mus. be careful to remember that It is G
stituted merely the servant of the people-as -rr
bound to provide for the adoption of Const'urJ
in accordance with the popular will. II the Convr
ton shall neglect tbis-f it shall attempt TO fo.t ~
Kansas a Constitution which does not embody:h" =
cision OF the people Congress must Of necessity
terpose.
II any State Of this Union shall attempt the .t:'
tion Of antirepublican Constitution, Congress m
interpose to prevent the establishment Of such C
stituiio, aud if any territory Of the United Stat
being authorized to empower Convention 10 dr.
its Constitution, shall permit such Convention
transcend the limits prescribed by the organizing
IF Congress, the right and duty Of Congreason a
'erposon is ss clear and as imperative as il. the
stance above cited.
The South" has made very bad shot. Aim
st two targets, it shoots wide of both. II fsa
prove either the consistency Of it's own editor or 4
inconsistency OF the Enquirer" Try again, nes
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TIE FACTIONISTS ASSAILING STATE
RIGHTS DEMOCRAT

Ills significant fact that the political suicdsts
and disorgsnizs.s Of the Mercury" and "Delta'
.rhoo of fsctiousts, whist c!amorous iu their pro-
tss,a,ions of affection f,. the South, are wagiug
war which is every day becoming more apparent,
upon ous of the most eminent and distinguished men
uf the South.
The declarations and the real objects OF this fac.
ton, remind us Of the cry Of the i;:nerant fs nsv-
chants of the city of Constantinope. who perambu
ate the Streets crying, IN TIE NAME OF THE PRO-
ppEr figs. They attempt to conceal from the
Southern people their real schemes by loud, long, and
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CHELSEA For SALE.

DESIRE TO sell my Farm aud residence known as
Il Chelsea situated in the county Of Richmond, within
threo miles Of the Rsppshannock river. The Tract
uins 200 ucres Of which $50 10 cleared the remainder
wooded in Oak and Chesnut The Dwelling contains six
rooms, has been built within the last years. and is
we'll finished in every respect the houses in good
repair and the enclosures of Cedar and Chesnut The
farm considered Of the best of it's sZe in the
IT, and is well located for member OF the legal profess
sou as the courts Of Northumberland Lancaster and
Richmond be attended without remaining from home
at night Address ELLIOTT NJ. BRAx1ON,
July l7-c6w Farnham p. o. Richmond Co.
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PROPERTY At HALIFAX

Y COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-Thc very vsusble
property Halifax Court House. known a. Iiufax Hotel
is now offered for sale privately. Il s deemed unncccs
sary 70 detail the many his property, it
has been many years acknowledged TO be Of the
most reputabs and well Conducted hotels in the county
There have been within the past eighteen months
substantial Improvements made upon tho lot, and others
in progress
II the property be not disposed of privately before the
2sh lay OF Sept. se (thal being court day. will then
he offered for sus the premises, public auction.
The terms shs be liberal
Tho,e who may wish to make enquiries in relation 10
ths above property, will please address Dr. Thos j. Will
uns at Mount, Laurel. halifax county, Mr.. George w.
Williams, ut Richmond, Va.
THOS. J. WILLIAMS.
Arg 4-ct9S GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
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AHI.NAMAN A In JAIL.

III AS committed to thu Jail of Alexandria county. on
w ,a- l,n day OF June 1857. negro who calls him
cell Nm MERRlCK who says ;Ea, be is Tree but hss uo
ago lie OF dark copper color, fee; u inches high
sou: made has Eis le cross and anchor picked
wiz India Ina Ii, rig git done in the Same
auuer cuhes wbie ard onrk pants had when taken
bay mare with OF buggy harness and riding saddle
TIE OF The said negro i, hereby notified to come
n-rsri prove property pay charges and take him away
within Toe time prescribed by law Otherwise ne may be
deal, with as the law directs.
LEVI HURDLE, Jailor.
A.c-eoCw Alexandria Co. Va
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
AIEXICAN LAND WARRANT. No 65 SIT for l6O
Ixl acres issued the PC day of October lsI9 in
the Of the as reported BY the Pension
The same having been lost. shall apply 70 the proper de-
pa,snt for duplicate land warrant in lieu OF sd los,
-
July es-cwSw MARSHALL N. FERGUSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PEH
CENT STOth

REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PER
CENT STOCK.
DNBE holders oil ,hs following Certificates OF hrH,
issued by the State oil Virginia will take notice 'hS,
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund, will pr"'i
the 3st day of October. 1857 redeem the said tr
tncates the Treasury of the Commonwealth The hues
OF said Certificates required the said 3st ocooei
1857 to surrender the snme at tho Once OF the Seeo"
Auditor Whether surrendered the nterc, '.re"h
will cease on that day:
l. Under Act passed 10th February Ices entitled M nc'
making farther provision to carry into effect the Ac
tied An Act for clearing and improving the
James River aud for uniting the Ess.crn aud Weft W
Waters By the James sni Ksnawha rivers, and for ohc'
purposes.
Date IN pha. namc is.usG dm'"''
1872 apr" i-i' 'tL,ns Inpion nr0'no'' o' s5oO 20
1881, June 1877, Rev. Robert Triton Of fMorien
in the county o! Surry, III oo, M
EnS!and, s'wU m
4" 4. % 90 d;,," 5000 90
le40, May ls-l00, James Hutchinson Of the
Stock Exchange, London
Gentleman, and William
Robson Of Darlington, Dur
ham, in England, Gentle
man. With bench, OF surN' mn m
lol, ditto 3Voo w w
&" loa ditto .'o'V w
ls4t Aug. 5-llS, Richard Thornton of Old
SwanWhhrf. Upper Thsue' -, o,o M
4. =. a ,,o '"ee Lonuo'' i, 'e'' :. 900 90
loO, ditto :tnOo nOo w w
" l2l ditto .'"" ="
1870, Peb l3-lsaa Francis N. Wrikias, Clement
C. Read. Jacob w. Morton
John Dupuy, Henry E. Wat
kns Thomas T. Tread
way aud Charles Car
rincton and their survivors
in trust, for the bcuen' OF
the Cnieu Theological -" o A.
4. . -, ninAry' ditto 300 200 % %
Julylo-l"I Thoma. Co,terill E,au,Ir;
citizen OF the lntch
States at present residing oo, ~
Birmingham in England ''ooo I"
ls'' feo o-l's "..ani .nx Gsn,smau tsSi M 600 q;
&" l40 Woodhan Death OF Nctlc' 80. -.
well, Ess0x, Gen,lensn l'oo" VI
April 93-Hl, Thomas Cotterill ESQUIRE u
citizen OF the United sthtrt,
at present rcsidius NJ Bir' 0oo -,
ming ham in Enslsli' W. w W W
1850 Juue l-t42 ditto l'"'' u
Dec '-ifh 'Ioasd IoSdor 100 ooo
1851, July lo-li1 Thomas Co,tcril Esquire,
citizen OF the United states
Ut present residing al DIT ma, >.
miisham in Ensinad. 1000 "
$50, ditto .'Vn w
Isl dl,,o J.0oo 0o
l5a ditto lWp "
. a. a iSI' dino 1000 M
July 22-l5i, Benjamin Moses OF London, o'ooo w
| 1885, April 7-l5., George Peabody TO- oi
{. III ditto 1000 o.
u l5T' duo 5000 pf
" l5s, ditto 'Wo IN
u . I" 10 ditto 100 W
| Is56 July ai-l6O Hugh Brown. Esq. o. b'oad.
| stone. Parish OF Birth, Ayr
shire, Scotland, 1000 "
/" &c lsl ditto 5000 "
=. lO2 ditto 5000 OC
l63, ditto 5000 W
{" l6I, ditto J,WO u
It's, ditto 5000 OI
" loo ditto 1000 M
$4,000 OF
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VNHE subscriber offers at private sale sba, beautiful
Il Farm in Goochlaud county, called oRAPAKES, ly.
Ing James River Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River aud Kanawha Cuuai four miles above the Court
House, and thirty miles from Richmond. The situa.
ton among the beautiful the rivor, command.
ing view of the whole arabic surface fine view Of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles and
down the river The estate is in high state of improve
nen,, and remarkably healthy one 1t adjoins tho
a,es Of Thomas J. Desne, w. b. Wesger. and r. Skip.
with aud contains 93s acres. Of which III la
low grounds 90 OF second low grounds 272
of arabic high land aud 329 acres Of wood land
The improvements consist Of frame dwelling with eight
rooms ia good kitchen outhouses quarters, overseeT'
house. built in the last five years. with brick chmncys
and underpinning and brick barn, 60x30, with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet WIDE
thrcshins machine ice house, aud all necessary
stables, &c
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence
would do well vis, this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell reasonable terms.
Every preparation 10 making TO seed 200 acres In
wheat this fall OO Of it in (aow and the corn6ed has
| been sowed in peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing a. it
| stands aud most Of the negroes.
My manager Mr. sanders will show the estate 70 any
Que wishing TO purchase.
Ny address 10 Subleus P. o Powhatan county
Oct l5-ctf NILES c. SELDEH
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ngton City. Aug 10 THOMAS GREEN.
llRUl; STORE FOR sALE

MY Professional Engagements requiring my entire
tXl attention. will sell the key stock and fixtures Of
torns il immediate application s made The stock is
arre but very well selected and good business b.
done BY any competent person who give it proPe!
sttendon JOHN +. ACkSoN.
Feb l2--cu
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10000 %

Q Under an Act auhc rizng the Bo,:! OF Public Works
TO subscribe behalf Of the Commonwealth 10 the Stock
of the Petersburg Railroad Company passed 9th Feb.
ruary 1879.
1884, June 30-as2a The Most Noble George Grnr.
vile, Duke Of Sutherland, 10 90 Co
% ditto 10000 ~
80 ditto 1000 o.
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$4,000 60
STAFFORD Il. PARKER, Register, Conlmis,io"r'
GEORGE W. MuNFORD, Of he
Sec'y of the Cum'th of Va Sinking Fund.

UEUKUE W. MUNFONU, y UT,
Norr-Thosc holders of Certifcus. who desire TO
deem by Attorney must if residing beyond the limits o
tho United States acknowledge the power before .oe
Minister flenipoteutary Charge daEares Consul Gene
raj Consul Vice Consul Commercial Agent, appointed
by the Government of the Uu,ed States to any foreign
eounry before the proper officer Of any court OF such
city, town. corporation therein II rc,ding In the Uni
ted States the acknowiedg gment before Justice OF the
Peuce Notary Public Commissioner Of Deeds appoint
cd by the Governor OF Nrsniu Is sufficient; In h cases
the certificate must be delivered
Richmond, Virginia, July - 1857. cwJn
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IST TO HAND fresh supply Of WATCHES.
FANCY GOODS, &C., which will be sold low at the siEn
" NO Ride, Old Street, Petersburg. Va.
C. LEONARD,
v., Repsirer Of wstekss, Clocks, Jevelry, &c
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

,uyHIs Institution is situated Church Hill, Rich
mond Va, in a delightful, airy position, and 10 iur.
ss,ment of disease The obec: OF ;his Hospital Is to
furnish medical aid good nursing and suitable det 70
lch servants and Others, as have not wheu
rck homes where attention To comforts so reque 20
,be OF disease, can be given Tue
living In Wards are peculiarly eonsnodious Particular
attention given to Surgical Cases The Gaae,slsneu
g;ve attention TO all patients placed under
their charge. ,,
Co,o,ed Patients. per ~eeA
Private Accommodations. q 10 ~
These rates embrace all charges for Board Medicines
Medical and Surgical attendance
rTNo SMALLPOX admitted.
PHYSICIANS
James Bolton NJ D., Grace street. between +!h and oth
C $ Mills N. D., 18th, between Broad and Marshall
R,T Coleman, NJ. D.. corner 18th and Grnce
Rrs lent Ph Physcian-Dr. Wood. eb26-cotn.