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Real Estate at AUCTION.
order 10 close the AFFAIRS Of the Of the late Doctor
VIM, Fouhse, Senr. decd, will be sold by public auction
TO the highest bidder Friday the 18th on the
SIX LOTS or GROUND,
Containing IS feet front e.eb situated the north side OF
street. aud between the houses Of mr. NJ H. RsKl.DJ
and Mr F.ndal Griffin Those lots decidedly most
f0ur,hnr part Of the City being in the hest position
lain roads
Also all the GROUND vest Of Foushse Gladden. and e.
tending along the Brook road nearly from intersection NTH
street 10 the property Of William Fulcher Esq. part Of
this ground presents beautiful family
aud part fronting the Brook road good slua
lions for business, that road being Of the greatest inss
for country produce Thn ground will also be divided into
lot, Of convenient Sizes ,nd plat thereof may 10 The
possession Of the subscriber at ay time before tie sale
Tenn, Of SdsS s, and ~ month, credit the
give negotiable note, with good ndorser trust iced
the property TO seeursthe payment with the option
purchaser OF making prompt payment sbate
legal discount fer the tine Of credit.
NJ Bale TO commence at half past o'clock in the evening
at the ground on II Street, JAMES RAWLINGS,
Agent for the Parties.
Mays III ID,
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From the Eastern .grgNs.
PARTIES

II is now veJy manifest that There fs 10 Re tior
going and systematic opposition 10 Gen Jack
sons administration. Mr.. Clay, bofoye leayiup,
washington, avaiied bimselfo Of the opportunity al
Tered by public dinner TO pronounce a haransuc
III ihe the usual style of his dinner agayst
the President. De brought Toward and dweIt or
MS personal and political objections to birn in such
manner as to show that the feryour of hi. fcci
ings has not abated since the termination of.tha
contest. Bhe speech looks 10 us like an offer IN
his part to stand the leader the oppositiou and
70 connect indissolubly his fortunes with theirs
From the giyings- ont Of Mr. Claws friends ana
from the cordiality with wbicl,ke Is Complainant,
ed by the opposition papers generally, we think Z,
may be calculated with confidence that tfov IN,
tend TO rally undeg his standard. 1T may srferc-
soTe be worth the while 10 inquire from via,
sources he can expect support
Mr, Cay and his friends updoubtodIc o,Icn,N,
on the support OF the west. How well-iounde,t
their calculations in that quarter arc we have no
peter means osjudging than furnished by nc
.a,e elections. lie was unable TO obtain, in the
whole OF the wide west, single vote for Mr.
adams, though i, viii be admitted That NJ enaS,s
ior that purpose were spared ehss by him or bis
friends, The current Of popular feeling has set so
strongly against him that we think he will frna
some difficulty in checking ts force and still me-
in tuning it TO his favor.
Mr. Gays second hope rests on the popularits.
in the middle States OF what is called The Amet,
can System. We are inclined TO think that mn
hobby has.been nearly rode down. The essenee
Of the system is TO tax The people not for the pu,
pose OF raising money for the public service oui
Tor The purpose Of making goods dearer. Ths ei-
iect OF IT IS TO take money out Of the rockets of t
people who are purchasers and put il into the DOCS
sol the manufacturers who sellers that IS, Il.
ls taxation OF the poor foY the benefit of the tjc,
Inc popularity oil this mis- called American Svg.
tenn Is evidently on the wane. We have no doubt
fhat y viii decline sI further, and il its fiiendy
continue 70 push IL az they have heretofore Is
"iil eventually become odious to such an ex,er.
as 10 create Just fears that the eoyernmenf will
at last driven by the popular feeling TO the obeY
extreme Of disseminating all duties, which haze
for their object the encouragement or
particular branches Cfmanuiseture in this couu.
try.
~. c:sy's ,h!r5 hone e in New Englac,
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BrdhDliyl Wins-

"A FEW dozen bottles of thi, rich and highly Havored
AMadeirs Wine which has had the hene6t Of voyages to
the Eau. and Wsst Indies; also, few dozen bottles OF Ma
dea Gispe Juice, without brandy of peculiar descy of
favor and delicious Of the fruit packed in boxes Of
dozen each; just received, and for sale by
c. & A. WARWICK.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
London porter aud brow stout, ia pint quart bottle,
Liverpool filed sack, salt,
Crates Of earhenwae, well assorted for the Country trade
Sd wrought mails, patent shot,
Crates OF bottles, tin plate in boxes,
Drazien' copper,
German aud British oznabuIK,
Port vine, IN casks Of dozen bottles each,
English white lead ground in OIL
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and quarter casks.
April "a. I14-eit
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINE.
FyNHE MATTEAWAN COMPANY, at their Machine
Shop aud Foundry, Fihki Landing on the North
Hudson River, State of New York. constructing every
kud Vt Cotton and Woolsn Machinery in superior styie
Of workmanship, aud the best aud approved
One 'of the partners has visited Europe, aud brought with
him Model, and Machines of the latest 10 tho,s
two branches Of Manufac featuring.
They do every description Of Casting in their Foundry
and ale particularly calculated for making all kinds Of NIL
Geer ing which all fitted ready put up required
They have numerous patterns Of Shafts, Wheels, &C. &c
The style OF their VOL be at the Cotton Mill
Messrs. Cunningham Anderson OF Ricbmoud whom they
take the Liberty OF referring.
All orders Directed to A. H. Schenck FbkI Landing OF
p schenek Go. New York, will be promptly
March 81. 100
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sr The ENQUIRER is publ,hed twice week generally
ADD thrss during the Of the Bats Lexs-
turs-Pes the heretofore, Five Dollars per
peyabis in advance Chartered
fssiyJ viii be received in payment. The Edsrs Will
he safety Of rsnnr the. BY Haths Ps,sEs sfals
being paid, by the writer's
- No paper will disc tbs discretion Of
ne kahers) until all srrsMsges have bssn paid up.
r Whoever will guarantee the payment Of mise
hall aavs the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- One squars, OR LESS-Firsi NJ critic nIS ssns-sssh
ssStiuuanee, 80 cents.
s.@No inherited, until has sithsr been paid
sssuzssd by person this city, its
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NEW STAGE ROUTE.
FREDERICKSBURG MIL ST.9GE

O<A Id
TO PARIs-BEING THE DIRECT ROUTE FROM
Fredericksburg to Manchester.
<SHE Subscriber having contracted with the
neral for carrying the Nail ion Fredericksburg
Waenton TO PARIS, in Fsuquisr started and
running foiee 'oesk Stage Coa,h which will
es'y accommodate Pa"sps. He ha, procured good
dy white drivers and excellent horses. The e.eh.hu.nt
besed not TO be Inferior this section the
As much expense and trouble have been
ns The above sabshmsntjn ration the subscriber
iers himself he will have ahers share public
Persons travelling from the western the southern
~ stages, will find the most expeditions shoItes
est route from Winchester 70 FEEDER. ksburg.
The arrival and departure of these Psr,
suisted, as To detsn coming going Win
ehester and in that direction, only alter they
reach the town. Passengers from Winehe.er Richmond
and the lower eVaniy, the reverse, will
find this piehssnt route
Thestssss lesVs Fredericksburg abor, O'Clock A. N.
Sundays aud 2huysday, and Paris about O'Clock
=. Nd. ON Mondays and tSidsy'. Re:mL,s leave Paris
about O'clock A. M Saturdays and Tuesdays
rive Fredericksburg Saturday., aud Wednesdays, sbout
O'Clock p. nj.
FARE.
From Paris to Sslem 81 co
:" WaTentop, 90
Elk run, 8 %
Fredericksburg 90
intermediate distances eight cents per mile.
SEPH ID. SMITH, Contractor
Warrehtou, April IT. II2-wi
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April IS.
New SPRING Goops.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
Jifd.N.N s. V.dLE.NITNE,
HAS received by the Exit Effort and Planter, from New
York large supply of handsome Spring and Summer
Gro de hides, Gro de Berlin, and Gro de Maple,
Heavy saiips, and satin eyantine
Black and blue black Italian lu,,ripg
Heavy senshews and sarsnets
Black and blue black Maredine silk
Plain and striped black esmble for gentlemen n,
Plain pslmyiene' beautiful a,sortmen,
Do bsttiste and palmyfine batti,.e
Oriental paids and NsDkin Grape
Sstn,, assorted, and black mode
81, a. and 54 plsid snd striped gpghsms
8 & A black aud white psid do
large supply OF Isney cold ealieoes
Black aud white and black ADD lavender do
Figured and plain Swiss muslin,
Do do book and null do
A & 90 cambria and cambria mu.lns
Sd, IA 4 50 plain hobinet lace
Bobinet laces, sdgings aud quillings
Ladss' fancy eoored bank srehief', viz de COUPE Gro
de Nap cones, ssTashe damak, Asistic, marsbou and
worsted barge
MabOut, denste ra5s and sara,he bonnet aud cup rib.
boDs, all width,
Lu,trng and satin ribbons, assorted
Plain printed and painted belt do
Silk aud worsted brsids and cords
Ladies' silk and cotton hosiery
Geu,lemeu', 10 do and bali hose
LADIES' aud gentIemens gloves assorted
Ifnh lineDs lawns and linen oambrics
Linen cambria and imitation hdkfs
White black bobbinet wells, Kauzs do
White cold Russia French drilling
Black lasting, pruneils aud eirca,,isn
Fine bombsznes aud bombszets
Plain and striped cotton jeans for SUMMER psntaoons,
Wilmington and wa,hiustOs stripe,
Super yellow and blue nsnkeens
White blsok ,susen and cotton cashmere
Black silk, MsrseiIles 4 other ve,tinx
Angola cashmere snd uuion mixture
Plsid striped and twiIled dome.iies
8, Sd apron checks, furniturs~do
RuSsia, birdssye aud table disper
Irish and Ru.'is she stips, do,,lss snd duck
BuIl.Pi, o,naburs' aud hemper rolls
81 Sd beached aud brown sheeng aud ,hirliur, all
qualities aud widths
Totote Brazilian side and tuck combs
Umbrellas, parasols and palmetto hats,
WIN ffe" variety OF other goods comprising general
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THE RIG HMoND RACES.

over the TREE HILL Course will commence on the
" I'd Tuesday 10 May, usual, i2th of ae month"; and
s Dsy there will be Swespsake, for colts and Ellie,
years DID, mile be, entrance 100 dolls half forfeit.
Entries to the LIST Stake.
l. o. r. Hare, the produce Of his Jack Andrews msrs, by
O. jas, j. Harrison hi, Fiy by Sir Archie. out Of vo,s,,,.
g. John Baker, bis Fly Polly P.sebau by Jno Richards
out Of his Chance
a. William H. Miuse, hit. hay Colt Msydsy, by Sir Archie
of Eliza.
d John Kerby bi, s. Colby vsu.u GU, Of bis Sir H.r.
O. John Miose his virsnisu FLY Lane nsrs,rs) gu, Of
jas. seIdeD enter. Geo. Harding, ,one col, by Sir
Charles.
9. wm.W. West, enters The Full Sister 10 Msrion.
Entries TO the I'd Stake LIST Dan
l. Rieh-rd Adsms, the produce Of hi, by SIR Charles,
2. John M. Do the produce Of bis by Sir Charles
o. William Burton, the produce Of hiss by Sir Chsrle
Ssden Macon, the produce Of his by Sir Charles.
s. John A ssldsn the produce Of Lsdy Tolmsn, by Sir
Charles.
G. Edmund chririau the produce Of Mary Dance Ivy Sir
Chsrles
T. Joho oolsin the produce Of bis Hornet mare by Sir
pDhsrlss.
g. Jas NJ Ssdsn The produce Of his bf. by Sir Charles
I'd day. two races Proprietor's Purse sud Mstcb Rsce
Pfopfstofs Purse, M hssts Tor 800 dolt Match Race
heat, for 1000 dolls.
50 days race, Josky Club Purse m. hest, 1000 doll.
9th days race, Annual Post Stake M. heats; 400 dolls
The Subscriber thinks he hss better prospect
for hUe sport. The course 6ne order possible
be- snd from the number of Entesto the Stakes, snd
Der Of hne horses IN training the sport esrpot fail 10 he
terss'oyj be will heretofore he prepared 10 entertain those
wh2 msy choose 70 stay at Tree fIL
The Subscriber TressUrer will remind The members Of
ne oeoe.y OF bringing sending their ubscfipions, he
compelled 70 put up the Purse' amounting 10 $3.50
J. NJ. SELDEN Proprietor
1.-THE Petersburg Intellgenesr the H,iionsi Intslseueer
and Norfolk Hersldw rlest this tines sDd forward
'heu accounts 20 j ~ s. for payment
April IL iil-fa
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NEW ADvEnTIsEnMEMTs.
THE THOROUGHBRED
ELEGANT HoRsE
HA iHlflNlNo

The full Brother of that distingitished .frab .
than any Hor.s 10 America was ever suffered to
Of bis Appearance and family His Stand for this season,
vile, and ftartssn below the and will :. s;
Mares Fifteen Dollars Twelve single
be o,i-partns with the mare, forfeit, the as,
wilt b. to % s %
end the 18Th Of July excellent aud exclusive Pastures.
.h. be fed according dree,ioa, a. low q. can
?: m0rdsa but Ta ~ for accident: or
h made uR,to accommodate my CUSTOMERS.
TARIFF FIVE ys.' old !hi, .priny1tu Ave fee! three
leg. man. and t.il-aot white 'Po. about him
sa Oh Sir . sos action
Men ;Sey- grand dam ,,E Aashooy sI.ad a.n
S.
Sns, hns Racers too tedious 70 MENTION &c. &C. believing
ss:sr.Iy Be. Bounce ri. dam .Od for e,e.n hundred
:rethr.s years old heats. for Five THOUSAND DOL
s~sep..te, New Yori-the are .iteas saSeribeI,,
fi Ps RIaSGsd D SGss each s,,;..
he run for Swsspske Notoway Course to which
there were 'ub'cribs Two Hundred Dollars each;
repeating in fine time. The Fall after three
Who had The highest Of b.eam. s%e
JAMES COLE DICKINSON.
have b.sn raising from 6oe horses number of year,
II have Coli by Tariff, and think the finest had
Feb. 70, 1929. JOHN s. SMITH.
hereby certify That my Horse Weehock, that run the
SwsePst.ke ever the Notoway Course in the Spring
and was beaten by Mr. William r. Johu,on's Horse ad
thrss heats, has been many SINCE and with
great success His last South Oarona were
Considered As the best country This fall
have him. aud he has not been beaten; opinion
at this time that he is and will prove himsefto wiute
the Snuth where he has gone
Given under my hand, this Oath of October, Is2S.
WILLIAM NJ. WEST.
Mays. 1885
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
ENHE subscriber being to to the West will
L sell great bagin land in Msckenbug Co., Butch
er creek, about miles North West of Courthouse
aud ten from Skipwihs Ferry the reside contain.
between elk and hundred equal this
hon OF country, we'll improved aud hoe neis hbGuI hood
and healthier situation not to be found ia the State;
Also tract Of hundred and sixty three acres about
mile said creek which hes Manufacturing Mill, fin.
shed of III the best about years
hne neighborhood Tor custom; this would be
exchanged for land in the West would take part young
negroes.
would m.ke the payments suit the purchaser ANY per.
wishing 10 write to the subject viii direct Boyd
ton, and it will be strictly attended TO.
Feb. i9. 9i-w3ms DABNEY COLLIER.
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NOTICE.
N%AS committed 10 the Jail Of Giles county, Va, on the
w 10th day OF December, IS2s, as runaws mulatto
nsu who calls hmslf Henry Bird says that he free man.
tnst ne was rsised in Essr County, Vs., Hobsole
Henry Bird had on when committed blue wooden Jeans
SUI psn'aoons, 40 old wool hat aud variety OF other clothes
"a ms Po5,son believed 10 be stolen. Henry Bird few
snsdss darker than bright muiso he bead, and
oaos large vhisker, re shout FIVE feet pohe,
sso, between 2S& 50 year, OF sgs sppesrs smart inte.
lin. - iN'' '~'V "'' y" '"' Wv
Inc owner any, srs requested 10 come toward prove
gtopsrty,pay charges aud take him sway or else he will he
asat With according TO law. MoRTORP. EMMONS,
-, - for VIM. Smith, J q. @.
.Feo. II. g5-3m
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China, Glass q EdrtheB W'are.
u n z Maiden Lane between, Water aud Front Str eet
A2V New York.
$50 Package. Earthenwarc containing edge plates ahes
vfiers dishes, Nc now landing from ships Geo Canning,
Caledonia, John Jay, Jubilee and others from Liverpool
no Gases Glass Ware, containing quart pint
pint h-lf pint and oue>hrd Pint tumber,; sale by The
q, by any house III the Union
b. HEMPSTED.
.4iso, for sale as uJope,
complete assortment of looking glasses shell aud horn
combs, Ladies' travelling work baskets Antique Oils snu
boxes necklaces, and Paris Fancy Goods generally.
N York, March IL. I0S-16t
LII persons having claim, against OF Richard
without delay This notice will be relied ell
mand not asserted before the full admu alton of the off,
sets Of said estate. a. L. DABNEY, adr'or
Feb. &c. 97-2au3M's with the will annex led.
Stop the Thief.
My stable was broken open last night 2i ult aud
Of size fsur years old star in the forehead and
noted his ruup the hair being spaces
bove the root Of his ta-Any person apprehendn the
thef or giving any information of the horse kc shall be
well compensated. THOS W. G0OCH.
ID. 8. May .. 1856
ZfHE Subscriber sale tact OF land IN Motto
~ way county, the north side Of Cellar Creek AMI
both sdes Of Deep Creek containing by late survey 372
acIes-l said hsre about $50 Of fiat land
which has been aimsd considerable expence and
having been all built in the Of five years, and
consist of two grapares, barns 20 by "a feet with
overseers house and smoke house. all framed The
cabins good and comfortable.
The payments will be made to suit the Person.
wishing 10 purchase, will apply TO Lew Jones living the
county OF Nottovay who is authorized dispose of it,
JAMES CASKIE.
April IS. ii5-sti
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GREAT BARGAINS.
Ohm SARVAY, respectfully informs his customers, and
- the public generally that be ba, received by the
Northern Packets,
Il Splendid Spring Assortment,
which he opening, aud offers either Wholessle or
RETAIL for cash, the usual credit punctua
Owing TO his personal attention the selection of these
goods, at the principal Northern Mancacore feels per-
feet confidence in asserting that they of the very
Latest Fashion;
And can be disposed Of good terms, that are
may be IN the market hi, He will be receiving ad-
dona supplies by packet throughout the seasons
that hi, assortment will always be found complete
i00o par Ladies lasting slippers wh hee0 various Qualities
500 " " Seaskin Shoes
SO Gen,lemen's dress boots, quality Phila.
phia
so do calf do do
100 Z" do do do DO end Il Srd qualitie.
zoo Gentlemen's dre', 'hGe', ist quality
200 " do moro. pumps "
$50 bootees
500 Mems lined x bound brogsns
800 " do shoes
1000 a" do eoar.e shoe, & bTogan,
100 Women. leather shoes
500 Misses lasting ,eaiskn and leather shoes
1000 Boys boots & shoes
1000 " Obildrens boots & shoes
Folio below, and b:S top travelling trunks
Hair 4 seal do do all sizes
Calfskns, Of perior quality
Bindings buckles and every other description of boot
trimming
Day Martin. liquid backing warranted
Lee 4 TbomPsoD's paste do he &c
Main 81. Richuond Msy :. 1866
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IRON CASTINGS.

IKUN CASTINGS.
TINHE: subscriber informs public that he L.
Il carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage Facto.
~, where he make. Soft Iron CASTINGS for MACHINERY
all descriptions. All orders him Foundry or
TO Mr. George Williams No. Bowlys wharf, Baltimore for
Castings will meet with Immediate attention, and the Cast.
ING, delivered there free of expense for
JONATHAN BONNEY.
Baltimore, Jan, @ a5-1au2,
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p. N. NICHOLAS, }n
wM. NEKERvls, trustees
April 2
April z. I09 Id,
TWENTY DOI a RS REW ARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL he given for the delivery of my CYRUS 70 me-
w near Hanover Court House. He dark mulatto, be
tween % and so rather below the ordinary
suit Of brown CLOTH with gilt buttons,
down wscoat; think he has large of hi,
eyes He universally known Richmond he
has lived from his infancy until about eighteen mcnhsag,
vile lives at hIr. VIM. Me Kim,, and his father is black
smith Mr. II. q. Seo he remarkable for his activity
and intelligence and may possibly attempt escape
steam boat-the masters of which cautioned
receive him on board left him III town last Frdsyt EXPECT
ing hmio follow me- VIM. +. WICKHAh;.
Jan. 49, aft
'JNHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hening's Statutes, al
large, Gimers Rsndolphs Report. Of cases argued
aud determined in the Court OF Appeals Journal. Of the
nate and House of Delegates OF Virginia 1876 1890
Inclusive, and OF the Convention, of1775 aud 1888
The Legislature having dir eced the sale Of these
maps, many OF which purchased by the State
The publication, they offered TO the public (eIeept
the Journil) much less Than and the proceeds
be applied IL the increase of the Library of the State
hoped that Virginia purchaser will he dispu,ed
ply himself from this OF the large Map, Of Virginia
justly admired for its general accuracy and beauty of
ton but limited number of copies remain for sale The
Jour nails which recently been printed the public
pense embrace the entire period of the strug
gs contain much valuable and interesting matter no
where else TO be hsd and With the Statutes large ought
be in the library of every Vrginan. The owins the
prics,- For the large map $40, small msp 6; HsuiDg
Statutes large, per set of IS vols II dollars iIers
ports dolls per voi Handolps Fer 20 dolls. pro.
less than 5ao; for journs per SET comparing SSu.r,o
aud vctsvo vols IS do being than the
printing and binding.
Order, sJdresssdto the subscriber at the Capitol 10 the
City Of Rchmopd 10 j. j. 4. Heron, the
EsEle Hotel will he promptly attended 10.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
March IT. t06-u
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NOTICE.

4AHE Executive will receive proposals in conformity with
the provisions Of the Sd section the act ooncsrnu,
the ArDory hereto annexed 80 And be il further enacted
that the Executive be authorised required 10 ascertain upon
terms the Arsery B,dings Land attacked tAeyso
can be sold, exchanged leased term of wears,
nuaicste to the next Gsne Assembly the result of their
Enquiry" BY order Of the Executive.
Executive Dspsrtnent,(
18th March, 1873.
March II. tof ar
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'dh sab'sfbss, having purchased the Line Of Stage,
running between Guysndotte aud Lewisburs, will, 90 or
trcice a tresk. -
Ane Line will through Charleston, and from theme e,
oy inc state Turnpike, to Lewsbury aud the
ena. sprns, to wit the White Sulphur the Hot the Warm,
wiieave Guysndotte, twice week, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
aud on Its return, will leave Stanton twice week.
travelling. s
AZ staunton the LIS. inset. the Charlottesville Richmond
slG ffsderick:burg running three times
me Route from Guysndois 10 Stanton, will be prfor ed
~ hye days. aud from Staunon, Richmcnd Freder.
,es'hs, IN two days, aud from Richmond, the City
in 20 hours and from Frederick,burg the City
the Ohio their way the North will
hnd this route the Pisasantest cheapest Aud those who
may wish to visit the Springs informed, that
oil me Line, they all times be accommodated short
notice. with good extra Coaches those watering places
And the public assured, that in attention
modson aud comfort OF the pssenss far coed Coach
e and Teams and .kilfu and sober Drivers afford
e line shall not be inferior to other in the State.
PORTER & BELDEN.
Richmc nd. Va. March I'm
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Riehmeud, Va. Mar.b17. ios-s "a


Lunatic Hospital, williamsburg
OTICEis hereby given thatall the
are occupied, and hat patients will he
antilsome oil the said cells due
Be given. BY order Of the Courtof Directors.
Nav as 4s-H L. HENLEY.
MEDICAL INSTITUTED OF PHILADELPHIA.
SEAHE Summer Course Of Lectures will begin Mondsy y,
~ the 9Th day of April, aud epd the Saturday
vac alton.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. d. On the Practice OF
Medicine.
VIM p. DEVICES, NJ. d. On Midwifery.
THoS. HARRIS, N. ID. Surgeon u. IS. Navy. On Opera.
tive Surgery.
SAML JACKSON, III. ID. On Materia Medica.
VIM +. HoRNER, NJ. ID. On anatomy.
JN0. X. MITCHELL, NJ. D. On Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, M. ID. On the IstituteI Medieine, and
Medical Jurspr,tdence.
HUGH L. HODGE, NJ D. On the Principles of Surgery
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