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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19
UNfVERSITY or VInctNtA

CnARLorTEsyILLEl June l2--We understand that
THIS Institution loses Of its Professors at the close OF
tie present session Dr. Patterson who for the last 81 <
year, has filed the Chair Of Natural Philosophy las no
hhed The Visitors Of his intention to resign.
" will be gratifying TO the friends Of the University
70 know that The loss thus sustained will not be ire
parable. Several Of the most eminent gentlemen Of the
country, II is understood viii probably be willing TO ac-
cept the Office If conferred upon them Among those
whose names have been mentioned are Mr. Key Of
London, CORNER Proiessor) sir Rodgers Of William g.
Mary; Mr. Tutwcr, Of the University Of Alabama; and
mf. iiascr and Mr. Renwck, Of New York We do
not know certainly that al these gentlemen ,vould nc
cep Of the appontment-only two Of them have
signicd their willingness to do 30. The Board Of VI
s.gTs viii meet about the lst Of July when The selection
viii probably be made.
Dr Patterson has been appointed President Of the u
States Mint, in clphia.-.9doocate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

-, BLwlsBuRc, June IL.
at The White Sulphur, thus early, renders il highly
probable that this extensive and we'll conducted cst-
bhsbnent Will be more numerousy attended than at any
previous season. Already, we understand have some
~ or 30 individuals congregated these Springs and
the return Of each day furnishes regular and gratifying
increase The acknowledged utility and efficacy ofthe
White Sulphur water together with the iudcious ar
pngencnts and superb and ample accommodation Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

m WAsHIscroE, June 10
10 Boston Fasiiiers.-Our Boston visers are still
WIN us, In their encampmcnt Capitol Hill They
paid their respects TO the President on Saturday and
visited the Capitol, Navy Yard &c. They were hospi.
taoy entertained by the President by Com Hull at the
Navy Iard and by Col Henderson at the Head Quarters
OF the Marine Corps They accepted also of the hospi
table invitation of MIR Gadsby, halt at the National
Hotel IN the of the day, aud there parook of
liberal and excellent collation. They were escorted du
Ing the day by a company of Marines under Lieut.
Co Broom and Lieut.. Sprague, whose fine appearance
(in the rlch new uniform of the CORPSE and excellent
music added greatly the pleasure afforded to our ct
zens by the splendid appearance and unequacd band
The company attended Divine service Yesterday fore
noon, at the Rev. Mr. Palfreys (Unitaran) Church
After visiting this morning. Major General w Jones'
and paying brief visit GeOrpetown on te invitation
OF General Walter Smith, the corps will embark in tho
steamer Sydney, visit to Mount Vernon large
number OF citizens, comprising many of the officers of
he government, have united in rendering the Sydney
Tor this purpose well all suitable provision for the
entertainment and refeshment of the guests ON the ex
curscn.
1t understood when the Corps arrived in this cty
that after day two spent here they would proceed to
fredeHcksbLrg in Virginia, and stated in our last
paper Such we learn their original intention but
finding, subsequently, that they could not do so without
breaking through several engagements entered into as
hey came on they have have been obliged to give up
mat part oftheir ourthe reluctantly as tlev mel
mere cordial invitation from the volunteer conpa es Of
fredericksburg TO extend their visit tither They me-
cooingy set out on their return tomorrow morning
and viii probably reach Baltimore about three O clock In
the aiternoOn-yNGt Int.
FrerHgR Rrors Is NEw HAvrr.--yye have received
verbal information from Hartford stating that ni0bt be-
iore last rotous 9ssemblnge collected in that place and
proceeded to attack two houses inhabited by black per
sons, which they finally demolished The police officers
attempted to quel the mob but their efforts were inef
ieciua and themselves compelled to leave the ground
military force then summoned but did not reach
the scene of tumuit till about midnight, before which
TIME the rioters had dispersed 1t feared however
thst The excitement in the public mind had not whoy
subsidized and the civil authorities intended to meet yes.
leraay Tor Tie purpose Of adopting effective Of
preserving the pcscc.N y EU. Past
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19
(No29

(No -
"SiR,I have this moment received your letter Of the
9th instant, which left Charges during my
absence at haliPast eleven last night. Your letter
the 9th Instant IN which you declare that you did not
intend TO convey TO me any personal insult followed
by publication, of which you gave notice. induced
me to think that the matter was concluded between
ne tenor OF your last letter is SUCH that is impossible
Tor me to renew the correspondence.
In the postscript of your letter of the 9th instant
you state that you icelit your duty publish the
respondencc In accordance with that view, send your
last communication and my reply, to the press
81 have the honor to be, sir,
''Iour most obedent servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

lNDIANs-We understand lat
thc Secretary Of War has appointed Gov Stokes Gen
Arbuckle, and Maj. +. w. Armstrong Commissioners OF,
the part of the United States, hold Council with as
many OF the civilized and uncvilizcd Indians west of
Arkansas as can be be convened the time which shall
be appointed TO hold it, for the purpose of effecting
general treaty of amity and friendship between all the va
!ious nations and tribes rowing western frontier,
including those in Texas in the ncighborhood of the
Rocky Mountains, &c. This Council can hardly fail to
DC very interesting one understand that several
thousands OF these unuored of the forest and
the prairie expected to attend. IL was not known
when the steamboat Arkansas left Fort Gibson on Thurs
DAY last where the Council would be held possibly at
that post but more probably at Fort rbuce or perhaps
somewhere IN the pTairies. Three Camanche indians
had been at Fort Gibson several weeks aud excited con-
siderable curiosity. They were highly delighted with
Tie Arkansas and Compromise, which were the first
steamboats, they saw. They were to leave i'm a
e purpose Of inviting the various tribes bands be-
longing to their naton to attend the Council7rkansos
Gazcte
ARKASsAs. May 90.
TnE RArT.-E Extract Of letter to the editor from
gentleman at Washington, dated 9th instant:
Captain Shreeye has reached point upwards Of 90
miles above COotes' Btgf in the raft 70 that there
now only renains about 80 or 30 miles bcforo The
Great Ran will be en,seiy renc~ed lie ceases farther
operations the 25th instant unit! ne n c,ll
By the pOliteness OF Col Rector we eye seen letter
addressed TO him from gentleman For Gibson which
states Tint Major Mason 10 on Saturday las, for
the Pawnee county that he is 10 encamo on he head
waters Of the Canadian and send out sone Pa,onees he
has With him, to bring in the tribes 70 The Council
which is TO be held at Fort Gbson the tribes will come
M Il not 10 DC held at Major Moson's camp
We learn from the Norfolk Herald, that Elijah Hurd
The man who obtained large Of money from the
Virginia Bank at fredericksburg, by means Of frsudn
lent check, and who arrested soon after and com
United TO ail ~ Petersburg, was tried Friday last in
that Borough and sentenced to two years imprisonment
in The Pcnitentierg.
LARGE Han SroSEs--It is stated in the pape,s that
during severe squat in Gallan Tenn hail stones fen
ne the form Of SOLID etanks Of lee many weighing quar-
OF Ponnd-and averaged from eight s1fen inches
~ e'TeHEtereneet One Of them picked up offer the
storm which weighed pound u must have been RAJ
Their awkward 70 lave been caught out in such shower
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B1LSAW or LTFERWORT.

MFRS NJ n. GARDENERS genuine Indian Batsom Of Lac
er,cor and Hoaround prepared from receipt onsnay
procured from Indian doctress. o.,
The genuine Basam of Llverwoin each Bottle II Is, with
out any exageraion exception OF the greatest
ever made in this part of the country has saved "ith TWO
ve,-s hundreds from the grave has been sent for from all
parts of the country that has the least knowledge ITS glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound 1t has been
found to be extremely eicacions IN the following dSeses W.
Consumpons Common coughs Colds, Hopping Cough, dim
Guilty of breathing Asthmas Influenza OuInsy PhtiSc P
ting of blood Croop Weakness Pain in the SIDE want oil eep
&c Likewise there nothing existing, good or the Liver
Complaint this medicine has been taken with great sue
eess-Price so cents bottle for sale by VIM. B. RlDER
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Livery Stab lie.

U1HE Subscribers beg leave most respectfully TO INFORM
their friends and the public generally that they continue
to Keep horses carriages of every description for their
commodaton TO be let the reasonable and furnish
ed at the shortest They be found all times at
each stables attached TO the Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coffee House. where they will be happy TO wait on their
customers with pronptness and fidelity Grateful for past av-
ors they take this opportunity TO express their acknowledge
ments that by strict attention to their business ley
will both merit and receive share OF pubic patronage Nav
inp the best assortment as well greatest variety OF horses
and carriages they doubt being able 10 furnish all who w
please to call upon them with such equpases Will not ia to
answer their purposes. HOWE & MLl|hLAh'
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for vending
NORJSON'S HYGEfAV UNIFERSAL
HCDYftfSES

for the State Of Rholeand hereby NOTICE a no oeT
person will be authorized Nend said Medicine n hsc c -
but accommodation Of the public have uppot" ies
in different parts Stltc,and to guard the pubic arat
mpositos they may be assured that sEDnd any cd, mes De
offered for sale IN til; State purportng - he F2rtS Hgge'-
an Unrersd Ieicie by any person eAcepi NJ! se OF a
thorized agents thai tney vii! be counteI!eits
SAMUEL YOUNG No. 1917, Wesmin5tar-street
Feb. D, -3I.
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THE ALIxAN BRIAN.
a REPUBLICATION OF VALUABLE LITERARY AND
SCIENTIFIC WORKS;

issued in Heeiy NuaLes Of b pages 6 per No
THIS Publication commences with DlSraels "Curosues
of Literature the first series 0 which completed IN the
Numbers receyedhe regular price OF the work any
form is Si.0O-its here furnished ior a cents
The Aexandran Will contain nothing oi perishable cast
bt contrary Will enbod The valuable works pIa-
ing them the had OF those who would otherwise be debar-
red the 2ratfcdtiou o. their perusal.
'fhe numbers eaea more reading than any other
work of the kind hitherto published aud consequently are the
cheapest hat have yet been presented 10 the world
w. ID. CALLAHAN,
Agca Nel0poTi.
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Bruce's New-York Tyue Foundry.

HNlE subscribers respectfully inform the printers that they
n have recently completed variety OF new lonis OF letter
IN the style OF tie latest European specimens well calculated
or ornamental printing tasteful display and making their
sortmen oil PAINTING TYPES unnvued in beauty extent
and variety book OF Specimens NAV be obtained at the
Foundry No Is Chmbey street, Chatham street.
No 10 City Hall Place. contains specimens from Twelve
In 10 Pc ri
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Italian Capitals and Figures.
besides Ornamental Letters Backope, Music, Lottery Fig
ures Piece Fractions Supero Astronomical and other Signs,
Space Rules Brass Rules, Ornamental Dases Long Braces.
than 2O0 kinds OF Borders and than loco kinds OF
Cuts and Ornaments Tor scool books, newspapers and scientific
works orders for any OF which, for Composing Sticks Cases,
Chases, Ac viii be executed via tie utmos, prompude
large stock being always on hand
They will also execute orders for Printing Presses Paper
Ink Nc which they will furnish the manufacturers prices
Printers OF Newspapers will please publish this advertise
ment with this noe three times sending paper containing
the Foundry and when they purchase four
times the amount OF their bill from the Foundry
New York, March -, 1884. GEO. BRUCE g. co,
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WILLIAM BROWNEI.L.

TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
NEIOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
Wv that h. has taken the door North of Market
square where all may be found of PLAN
and Japan ware and sheet Iron made order the
shortest notice u Mendng particularly attended Also
hand Coatoyes clay and soap furnaces led pipe of
all sizes. Feb. Sd If.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ANING taken Partner in business becomes iudispen
SADLY necessary for make immediate close OF my
old affairs therefore all who have demands against will
please present them for settlement and all against whom have
demands will please call send, and settle the
WM. JAMES TILLEY.
April 8, 1885.
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BOSTON EDITION or TIE PENNY
MAGAZINE.
PRICE $3.50, FOR 57e PAGES.
PROSPECTUS.

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a Magazine and lis uneXamped success great britain The
undertake tue republication o that
work th. countryIhey have complete Volume,
516 Imperial Octave and <l ~ ood Gus which
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with has induced le, offer the second volume Sub
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Durin the paye Stereotype Plates Of this work after
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The Wood Cuts and Steeo plates oi the Boston Edition
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
IDNDnN

TaNIE original Vegetable hyeean Universal Medicine,
"A prepared by W. Mt>kn. ESq--Member o the hoyal
(oege OF Surgeons Lcent ate Of ApOhecarys Company,
eliow OF Bot Court soc Surge TO the Royal Jniun
Pension Association Lancaster Place, Waterloo bridge and
Perpetual upil OF Guy and 81 Ihonas Hospitals Lohdon
This valuable Medicine the re> OF - years experience ana
unparalleled success the extensive highly respectable PTac-
tlce o. the proprietor patTonScd by the faculty ana noos
introduced American pubic
genuemen long aud high stan
ding in the profession II is hoped preliminary step To
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the use OF me
and deleteous nosTIm osed upon the pubc oy
the fabricated other rauds,
by OF mecenary, unpnncpled preendersso totally lg
of medical science, that impossible the monsrouS de-
luson longer down with The intelligent people oil ihs
country These pills mid and agreeable IN them nace, slodd
be kept family OF sudden Illness, Tor by their
prompt administration cholera cramps pa,us ie'ls ana OH
alarming complaints which too often prove iatal may be
speedily cured prevented In fact all dose who value good
health should be without them They sold packets
nj 30 cents 81 and 81 each b respectable druggists book
sellers and vendors OF medicine the L. States anu tie Cana
das, with copous directions, together with TESTIMONIALS OF pro-
fessonal ability from TIC following eminent gentlemen: Sir Asst
ley Cooper, Abernethy James Bunde NJ. D. W Back NJ.
d., j. Aston Key, A. Frumpon NJ d. and numerous others.
The originals may be possession OF the General Agent
by whom the medicine imported into this country, and
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made
JNO HOLBEIN,
So. Wavery Place New-lork;
Sole Gen. Agent for the L States, &c,
~ b. None genuine without the signature of the Gen;
eral Agent on the Label Sold by
r.. II. HAZARD
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign sign of the Golden Mortar ,o. ,-
near the Courthouse. Feb % lci5
10 Cau,on-lt has been deemed expedient aras poss
bic, to place Mhkins Genuine Original Hyeean Medicine in
the hands druggists only sold without signature
necessary there still all moral dccency,
legally convicted attempted be forced the public
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Apra 29th,
NILIIAM L. COZXENS, & co.

AVE the pleasure inform their customer aud the pub
u lie tina, they opened Monday aud Tuesday-i0 pack
or nosh desirable SPRING GOODS.
And ready Offer them wholesale retail the
lowest and most accommodating terns-among them ares
EDLACk blue, brown. olive ~ mixed brodclOhs; do do
do cassineIes, super English double mild do. Light
and dark assorted vosngs; 5S "a Is " "a blk. silks io
dresses. o various styles Acoors Grosde Napes super b
French bomhIzuc do green do DO tS Al London prints
and canIbrics, "A fine igurd French do.
FNtra qualities linen danIask and dnas table cloth patterns.
& 81 crimson, scarlet green & salmon worsled table
very elegant blue wooden table aud piano an-
cy shawls aud hdLs. ribbons. &c. Nc
Also - ps Of fine and superine ingram damask Nene
carpets. of the be qualities aud newest sprug patterns
Damask Venetian aud striped stair, do.
Brussels Wilton. Il Tultcd hearth rugs; carpet
ggs bookings dmgcetts. Sc
Also on J0ard Pdctd:
10 ps. "A Canton straw ma;tiDg 10 81 do do do 10
q Ga do do do
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CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TILLEY & sIAZ&RD.

NHAVING made arrangements with five of the best Tallors
in this work for them, VIII furnish all Kinds oil
CioIrng TO order. .
Hm Jamos Taey being himself Tailor by trade (hayng
served No workman) Is perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary an garment rom tie Cloth to
the thread and every gentleman be accommodated WITHOUT
diicty cheapest rates the work VIII be done
"a Lie best manner possible. 80
Their Clothes tassimeres NesDgs and rUlmnsS shaI De
of the very bes. and their assortment Is complete.
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March II, 1885.
WM &. CO//ENS & O.

March II, 1885.
WM c. COZZENS * Co.
RESPECTFULLY inform their customers and the public
generally that they getting ther spring supply
oI N.,y ood and invite them them call and their
assortment They opened yesterday u packages Of domestic
goods OF description few rich styles OF London PRINTS
with some other desirable ar,cles.
Also. aided 10 their CARPET WARE-ROOM,
spendd assortment New Patterns Of upcrne and
fine Ingram and Damisk Venetian floor carpeungplan.
striped and damask Venetian starr do-BrusSe. and tnited
Ueayh Rugs &c &c All which they their
shan be offered the most vorbe and accommodating
for cash or approved credit
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

Bleach'd and Unhleachd Sheetings and Shirtings
Piads, Srpes, Checks. afsi Bed Ticking, nae Brow
Sheetng, for sale by I. FOWLER Jr
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- PERM CANDLES Of Newport manufacture, hard pressed
aud shch win stand all csses for sale by fENR fBbIt
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EHIsHOP GRISWoLD'S PRAYERS-adaptedto to variou
u y occasions OF social worship, reod for sale by
w CALLAHAN
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TIxE MUSICAL LIBRARY.
SELECT, AND VERY CHEAP,
PIANO FORTE MUSIC.

Published i'm Monthly arts, containing 30 Pages
OF Music, Price, o"ly rs oe"ts
The design OF the Musical Library afford the same ad
vantage lovers o good that the reading public are
deriving from the cheap publications. for the a anceent OF
real knowledge, extensively circulated.
This publication SURPRISING in cheapness and selection
Music any work Published issued in !oudon
each month and from 10 to II beautiful Pieces of In
umental and Vocal Music, selected from the best masters
eight have been published and each part has increased
the popularity the work so justly merits.
Parts To g. of this splendid highly popular. and exraord
nary cheap work, reed for sale at w GALATIANS
Book Store & CucUiatiug LiJrary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
.HEOriSOn.S PILE.
AND THE HYGEIAN SYSTEM
Feb 10. ls35.

AND THE HYGEIAN SYSTEM.
From the .ihEenmdi Ha-6iryer, JoL S, No. >,
ethfrd bs nie Rer. ALLxANDER CANPHELL.
" In this age OF theory and experiment IA
all departments Of socieiy-in politics. me
ehsnies, agriculture, law, physIc, an5 theolo-
gy, nothing seem, destined 10 stand, that can
be shaken. in The theory and practice vi
medicine, ~ IN every tning else, all things
are ailoat. one school cures every thing BY
calomcl and the lancet another, BY steamin.
and swesting-a third. by purging IN a long
last OF cathlrties-a fourth, iu imitation OF
Doctor Nature, sometimes bleed, sometimes
sweat, sometimes purge, as the patient may
seem To require
Won nOs,rUm intcr vos tant-s eorponrre Iitrs.
." Who can decide when Doctors disagree
But as our maxim has been. Bring all things
To the test, aud hold fast that which - good.
We have tried IN our Own household anI
amongst our friends and ncighbOrs, with
great pleasure and success. the Hygeian sys-
sem, sometimes called MoFisoniana,' or 'the
Morrison Pills Such have been our eHpe-
rienoe and observation of the innocence,
m'ldness, and ethescy of lhi, composition.
that from the most disinieresicd PRIME piles %
beneVOlence VIC AUST recommend the IN to tie
afflicted who have tried many things 10 VAIN.
80 many obdurate disc lscs 81 Tie stomach
ahN bNHttH huI OF tAif huOlG ANNtCtu nave
beet relieved, or perfectly cured by them,
that they are worthy OF trial, especially 10
all those eases ia which other remedies have
failed. Being vegetable composition. they
are perfectly fnnoesnf, which Is saying a
great deal IN this guilty sge; and beng very
happy combination. they can injure 20 con
situation whoa used according to the printed
directions EDITOR
81 The subscribers having been appoint
ed sole agents Tor vending the celebrated
HyssIsa JnirsrssI .iIsdieiaSs, In the State Of
Virginia, beg leave 10 notify the public, that
The genuine Medicines can only be procured
directly from them, or sub-sgents duly au-
lhort-cd by them. add that further seeu-
ftty against COunterfchs, fsfk Basksi Of tic
gfltUias medicines is signed ID Henderson s.
500, state agents for yHgini1, snd also, BY
the sub-sgent for the respective toWR 0s
county ~here It may he offered for sale
u. HENDERSON Il son.
fredericksburg Nov J, 1881
y Persons wishing 10 obisiu the ogsn.
~ for TIE sale % the above Medicine fof
any town or eouniy 10 the State. sill pesso
address post pad Ito ID. Henderson Son,
Frcdenek.bur.. D.u.Gs
Authorised Agents are
Geofsr Hanpi,r,Ys. C.ariesfsrH.
flisha NhepQersnn, RChw9uG
= 4 Ssan, Brffrsjnrg
q HIT .Ngsjslt
Wiusus s t,,i.r. LvaeAbwg
Geo. y km,uf fsn1BtgH~
HraEr 4 ksiiy. (Auf iBfstr.te.
J o. u Hrcimrifer Snnrta
ll-nfy = Ward, Hufh,s-er
lol,s tus. Sc bAer ir.s-a.
v n.. long. .i1fhnsBmg
d te,-r,ns. H,Uf-feFtrp
u & Sfunf - I<rs5syf
WcrtsN tiuu tlr .MAlcir0 r.
slurifs \ Dtsnn. SARA
Jss " Pa,ur. % aotcafsH
Isrn4. ~ N.i.c. Cnj~trr o.
~ I jose Lnatasfer Cstpfs