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USANS! FANS! FANS. have just received a
- very handsome assortment of Feather Fans,
both white and black; also Paper Fans, very hand
somely painted, with Ivory Handles.
apo JAS. NJ, HAIG, III Baltimore st.
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Respectfully toHucT9 IT'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tut
very liberal encouragement he has received, and
would remark that he may be consulted at all hours
respecting his profession. He invites those who are
affected with bad teeth to give him an early call.
From his long practice and experience, those requr-
candor and frankness upon his practical skill He is
prepared to perform every necessary operation on
the teeth for their preservation and beauty All
operations will be performed i'll the most scientific
manner and warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
His prices will be at least 25 per cent less than has
been formerly charged by any good dentist. No
charge made for any operation that does not prove
satisfactory, or exceed for permanency durability.
{g3- Office No. 80 FAYETTE STREET, Sd door
west of North. mh20-u
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Nd ANY are they who experience all the delights
I'VE and qualifications ofhaving sound, healthy and
useful Teeth aud Gums; yet it is not without abuHd-
ant reason; for none ever used WHEELER'S TEA
BERRY TOOTH WASH without deriving such be-
nehts from it, These advantages are open and free
oall, as it always entirely cures Toothache in one
minute, and still at the time protects the Tooth
1om all decay, and likewise it Soreness of the
Gums, and soliness of the Gums, and entirely stops
ing these complaints, its is not confined to them
alone, asby dilutingt with water and applying it for
preserving, healthy Teeth and Gums, they never can
be subject to any disease! it always keeps the
Teeth, Gums and Mouth pleasant and in the most
pure state of health.
ng-Depot No. l2l BALTIM ORE STREET, above
South. mh26
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EB UBBERS! RUBBERS! RUBBERS!
NJ Closing out at retail, lot of ladies and gentle
mems RUBBERS, at the following low prices:
L. Goodyear's Patent, Sl25
a2asezsiS3 Hartshorn s. Co.'S Patent, LOO
Buffalo Lined, 1874
Far bound, from so cts. to 100
Plain do from 37t " to 075
Other Goods in the line in proportion, at the sign
of the "Gordon Knot" No. lao PRATT STREET, 3
doors west of Charles-st.
fe2l w. l.. WILLIAMS & co,
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OFTEN ENDS IN CONS IJMpTJ(

OFTEN ENDS IN CONS UMPTION.
If Hance's Compound Syrup of Hoarhound is TAX
on the first appearance of Cough, it will mme-
daely cure and the sufferer from an untimely
grave. Price so cts. pei bottle, six bottles for
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l0s Baltimore ST.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt sts. ap24
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American Republican,

rReported for the American Republican,
FIRST SESSION of the 20th CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1916.
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baltimore LOCK INFIRMARY,
I'd No. Is Z. PRATT STREET,
DOCTOR HARRIS.

seven doors easI of the Bridge.
The oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure of
disease
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-03-26

Otdte according 70 us True DdIue.
s,SEc. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That all pro-
psrty, whether real or personal, within this
state, and the moneys and credits of per-
sons residing therein, except such as is
hereinafter expressly exempted, shall be
subject to taxation; and such property, mo-
neys and credits, or the value thereof, shall
be entered OH the lists of taxable property,
for that purpose, in the manner prescribed
by this act rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
WALKERToN FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers the above place for SALE u is
situated at the intersection Of the Fredericksburg
Rail Road, and the road leading from Richmond 10
Louisa Court House, nine miles from the former
place. 1t contains two hundred and sixtyfour acres,
one hundred of which cleared, and substantially
enclosed There are thirty seeded in wheat, and
twelve in rye, ail Of which rok well; twenty acres
were seeded in Herds Grass and Glover last Spring.
There good meadow Of several acres, heh yields
about fifteen thousand pounds Of Hay, OF coed natural
grass. annually There small Orchard Of bearing
trees and large Of the choicest fruits from Sin
toms Nursery, set out by the subscriber last year
The Improvements are large Brick Dwelling
House, and the usual out-houses all In good repair.
Tavern for many years kept al this place. and II
offers many inducements TO disposed TO engage In
that business. This place is remarkably healthy, and
the wafer equal to any In the country.
The terms will be very liberal-say one.fourh cash,
the balance In three equal annual instruments, with in
terest JOHN = OUTLAW.
If the above Farm should not be sold privately before
FRIDAY the 18th day of May next, II will on that
day. at O'Clock, p NJ, lie sold at public anctlon upon
the Terms above stated. W. GoDolN,
Richmond. March s7-etds Auctioneer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
Terms Of the Enquirer.

~ The ENQUIRER Is published DAILY and SEMI
wEEEIY Fer the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
% and nj the rate Of eight dollars If taken for short
=, nrriod than one year. For the Sen-Weekly, hve
dla,s per annum and Three Dollars for six nionns,
nyab, in advance to be paid the Office or renited ny
mail post paid or Six Dollars per annum al 'ne Gnu u
NJ All dues to this Office may be remted per n Ea
In good and available Bank notes, al the FISK VI uo
to,. M pcsape or oil letters beng pad oy Ae ,
in. hostage of single letter Is searce'! VI Guy IN !.
Tho writer II is the accumulation OF P'ss, 70
.,,srsiye business, which operates as sei'ou' 90
up'A =" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ rur DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square OF
~ iin-s or less first insertion, fifly CENTS ana
$50, nrreednc insertion twenty hve cGnts-a insert
90 aycs week twice a week, or three times week,
th,r,v seven and halt cents
IN THE SEMl-WEEKLY-One square OF sixteen
lines or less first insertion, IS cents Tor each coh'nu
ence, so cents 18th ~.
dyancs pay or satisfactory references to insure e1ecu-
ton. - - .,,,
Annual advertisers are charged y dollars for thirty
lines and in that proportion Tor advertisements oil
greater lencth-except Lottery Venders aud auctoh-
srrs who are charged hundred dollars, paper IN
~ al, Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
whenever the patys handwriting Is unknown AZ tns
ofcc must be authenticated by the enoorsatoh OF the
Postmaster in the neishborhoOd or they VIII IN no case
be published. Every measure, that mas peen taNen '"
rrvent impositons and quizzes, has proved
un,yai,,nc. We must, therefore, INSIST Ia snch case
worn the rommun caon being certified by the name oil
m. Postmaster. sc-iuen the back Of The letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
Twenty Thousand Dollars

WORTH OF FRESH DRY GOODS.
WE have received by Rail Road and S camboat, and
w the packets Patrick Henry and Greenw from
New York. a veiy general assortment Of the newest
style SPRING GOODS, which with our grenty re-
and retail, the at very small advance and the
mainder AT aud below cost; the sale, by auction will
take place in july giving us hut little more than three
months To dispose Of our stock If SaO0 worth. We
invite those want of Goods give us the opportunity
oil supplying them al almost their own price. Here
follows the articles in part
Onhre striped Baregrs, Balzornes and Lawns
Gro dc Oder. Jaconets organde Muslns and Ginehams
French and Earslon Sinchams, fancy, and black and
white ~
French, English and American Caiicoes, cheap
Book Swiss. Null, Jaconet, striped and plain Musns
Black and white Lawns, Gngiams and Ca'icoes
Habit, and Fdrrnre Dniiy and Tariton Muslin
Lace, tape.checked fancy, jubilee ard Polka Robes
Ombre Barege, Silk and Hermann shaws ana Scaris
Moravian, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, all qualities
lisie Thread, Silk and Kid Gloves and Mtis
Super bonnet, cap neck, ard Velvet Eibands
Super Silk aud Cotton Umbrellas, Parasois and Sun
Shades
Thread Laces, Edginss and Inseriings
Swiss, book and cambria edginss and insertincs
Irish Stirring and Sheetng l.lntns, nli prif+s
Table Damask, Diaper, Table Cloths and Napkins
Russia and Birds Eye Diaser, Dowlas and Crash
Revere bordered 'tItced and tape bnrdered thread
Cambria Handkerhiefs
Plain and shaded silk Fringes and Cords
Hair, Grass clio h, Marsei'ies and Corded Skirts
Large and medium szr alarseilles Qnilis
Exta super Wool Black Cloths aud Cassimeres
Fancy Colored and Figured French ard Belgian CASH
mereg
Super aud medium Drap de Etc and Grape Cambets
Crane Lasting, Summer Cloth, and croton Canblels
Heavy brown and y hte Linen Drnss
81 and "A plain French Linen Sack nrill and BurlaPs
Black Satin Salenta and Marseies Ve~ting
Cotonadrs, Krcmiins, Caublets and Mexican Mixtures
81 "a, ST. 4, and ia brown and bleach-d Domes-
tics
Plaid Domestcs Apron aud Furniture Checks
Brown and bleached Jeans, Nankeens and Cotton Or
nahures
India Floor Mating
With variety of other Goods, not here enumerated;
every article Of which will he Sold as before stated nj
uncommonly low prices, for cash.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & co.
March 27-c5t 2l7 Broad Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

mon country. This good old Stale would then &C.
cnpy her true position before lhe nation and the
world. Virginia, zone and indiyisible," would
exercise The moral induerce, and Weld the poili-
ca power,to which her elevated and command
Ing position among her sister States would so
Justly enti,le her. People OF Virginia is not
his an object worthy o. your united and most
energetic efforts? Win you moi give one day 10
yoIr country, 10 attain consnmmaion so de-
vou'lyto bs.wished tor2 You have he power
II IS only necessary TO put forth your whole
strength and the victory is won Let Us take
warning BY The instance 50 lately afforded " By
The hi;Serlo.invincib.e Democracy oi New Hanp.
SHIRE oil The fatal effects OF want at entire
anon and concert Of action, and guard against
The misfortune which, for a ;imc-and bat Tor 4
llme-has beiallen he Granite State
IL IS much 10 De Regretted, tnat while the great
Interests al stake require TIE l;most harmony :.nd
unaEimity anon: Inc Democrats some indica.
tons Of cssensions have manifested themselves
III few counties. This Should not be-and
me people are earnestly cai.ct upon not 10 suffer
themselves 10 hc split u? and divided by ambitious
asniranis "fo prefer their own advancement 10
lie promotion CT the great can>c which we all
la7eso much al heart, and thereby cLdanscr the
sHccrss of our principles. Surely, the good sense
anu patriotism OF our friends will at once DISCO
yer The tally ., r"-,.'.;"s p-.----".- 1;-----:--
10 crure 10 The advantage and success OF the
Wigs. The asp;ranis ;henlse'vcs canaot bat
&c con"ircei, taa. r. running more Democratic
candidates Than Inc coaa'y is entitled ,c,ihey 10:
cnly lhwart Inc sGcccss oliheir parry, but destroy
ali reasonable hope Of their own pre;crment-
Happily, such instances are icw-and il is ear
nesl!y hoped and confidently believed, that they
will speedily he reconciIei and tina: entire nnan-
nifty will prevail in The Democratic ranks. Re-
store harmony, concentrate the whole strength Of
the party upon cne candidate in each county, and
glorious victory awaits u.s.
Rally, then, peoe.e Of Virginia around The
glorious standard Of Democracy, and, on the I'D
ct April, cast your votes FOR true and Tried men,
who will watch over your interests and guard Jour
rights Let no slight impeachment prevent you
from exercising The right OF freemen; for yon are
c,njnIed By every consideration 81 patriotism
and justice, no, only to retain the ascendancy in
The councils CT our own State, but TO give that
support 10 the Administration 10 which il is enil-
lied, until it iorei,s all claims 10 your conf
dence, OF which there is not lie slightest danger
And ,hen, when The battle is fought and the victory
won new laurels will be awarded 10 you, and the
good Old Democratic ship of Stale will glide
Smoothly or in safety and security
A DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
Richmond Medical College
SUMNER COURSE

THE Summer course of Lectures In this Institution
will commence on MONDAY, the 9th day of April,
and terminate ON the last of July
r. L. Bohannan, NJ. D., Professory Of hlidw fiery, and
the Diseases of Women and Children.
Cullen NJ D., Professor of the Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
:. L. w Chamberlayne. NJ. d., Professor of Materia
Medca and Therapeutics
a. l.. Warner, N. D., Professor of Surgery.
s. Maupn, nj. d Professor of Chemistry.
J. Wyman, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and Ply
siology.
Each Professor will deliver three Lectures a week
through the course. Clinical Lectures Medicine and
Surgery will also be delivered twice week at tho Col
iege inlImary and Aims House. During the course
the Student will thus have ample opportunities OF study
Ing by the bed side the diseases peculiar climate
and OF witnessing an almost endless variety OF surg.
cal operations; and 10 by such opportunities only and
they properly applied that minute and practical know
ledge Of disease can be obtained. theoretical
Physicians and Surgeons may be made by reading and
lectures-praciical ones BY such means alone, never
The fee for the entire course, including Clinical Lcc
lures, will be $50.
Good Board, including every thing, may be had fol
from 50 so TO So per week.
March 27-tf A. l.. WARNER, Dean.
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JR. VA

Bile on the West and South and The Eastern and
Northern sides can be securely fortified by a
ditch and embankmenl, which can b. constructed
with lille labor. Il is believed ,ha, with hail
the expense that was incurred al Corpus Christi
camp can be fortified directly within cannon
shot OF Malamoras. that will not only command
that city, but be more secure than The camp at
Corpus Christi The Telegraph adds, that "ihc
Mcxicans appear 70 be totally unprepared TO de-
iend any portion oil the country on the Rio Grande.
Instead Of concentrating forces there, they have
left that section almost entirely d,.encc!css; and
il is believed that il would now be impossible fox
The Mexican Government 10 concentrate forces al
Malamoras capable Of @iihsandns e:en a res;-
menl Of American troops"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

FlRE-jMore Meeadiayim We have 70 re-
cord another daring and aTocous art OF incen-
diarism in our city. Abou, II o'clock on Tues
day night last, the Inmates OF small two story
wooden building in the Valley, and in the rear 9!
The Lanca sterian school-house. were aroused by
the entrance of smoke into their apartments
The porch bad i. en- set on Are, and as Tie sleep
ing apartments were in the upper Story, and tic
irc below, immediately q, the loot OF The stairs.
and spreading with fearful raridiiy, 10 resource
was left but 10 make a nasty hishl from i'm
pending danger. Two families resided in the
house. Onr tenement was occupied by gentle
man named Tylcr-ihe other, By The owner Of
the house, Mrs. Louisa rair!am5, a Widou'-ladt,
vino, with her four children, mad barely tirce 70
save themselves in their nigi,-clo,hes. nlfs L.
is deserving lady, and has lost nearly every
thing she possessed even hcT iit!c children, with
bare feet, and shirsring in The cold, wee indebted
10 the kindness Of some charitable individuals for
the loan Of cioaks. I'LL shelter could be obtained
for them in the families 81 some al ineir kindred
or neisi6ors The house, We understand, was
Insured for abou. 81 200. We cid not learn what
loss Mr.. Tyler sustainei-bui presume, from the
rapid spread Of The flames, thai he saved bui H.
lie. The building was burnt 10 tie ground
Who the incendiary ia, or what his object, can
not be OWNED. The tenants Of the house were
quite humble in their circumstances, much cs-
tened by thci7 neighboTs, and, it was believed,
without an enemy. Our citizsns should be on
the alert 10 detect and bring 10 punishment lhc
perpetrators OF such fragrant offences.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE School my house, In the county OF Gloucester,
L under the direction of Miss Sarah IT,. Hubbard, Is
now IN operation, and will continue until the lst OF hu
gust next with the exception Of one week at Christmas.
biiss n. was taught at Mrs. Wiliard's School, Troy
New York, and teaches all the various branches Of
English, French, Latin, and Music on the Piano and
Guitar.
Miss Hubbard taught for the past year with much
having given great satisfaction TO large pat
ronage-and produces the satisfactory testimonials
o her qualifications for all that she processes to teach
She engaged for the last four years in teachings
csu therefore say, she is an experienced teacher
We can accommodate five or six mere young ladies'
than have with Board, at the following prices:
per- per month, ''''" - - $40 90
Freueh or Latin per MONTH 90
Ma.c, including the use of the Instrument, por
month, 81
ANY person wishing information on this subject can
doub; be furnished by enouiring Of the travelling
Preachers Of the Methodist E. Church, as am knowns
alarge portion of them personally or by character We
say 10 the public, that situation, for health -
TO be surpassed by any place in this State AS an
evidence Of the fact the past year we had twenty i've
whites in family, and not one day from School was lost
BY teacher or pupil.
Letters addressed to the subscriber, directed TO Glou-
Court house, post paid, will be attended TO pune
tualiy. JAMES BAY Tor.
Dec 25-ctf
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E:r u: ErGg.rcr.
TO THE DEMOCRACY or vIRGiNIi


TO THE DEMOCRACY OF VIRGINIA.
Fellow cilzens: a few days more, and you
will be called npon 10 cast your votes for he
men OF your choice 10 represent you in The nes
Lsgisaureo of Virginia. Are you ready for ihc
conIesl2 Are you alive 10 the importance Of The
cattle, and sensible Of the many devices 10 which
your willy adversary will resort, in oTief u de
feat you, ami thereby weake. The moral and pa-
ilica influence Of The Old Dominion Or, sal
isfed with the victories you have already
acnicyed, both in Virginia and throughout the
Union. will you supiEcy fold Your arms, and
content yourselves with The laures which yon
have won in by-gone days2 They would wjiher
on your brow Besides, the victory is not YET
comniete True, we have glorionsly succeeded
in placing lricd and faithful Republican in The
Executive Chair, and secured no joriiy OF De-
mocrats in The national Legislature 10 sustain
him in maintaining The interests and honor OF the
naiun but all this will be oil lille avail unless
we continue TO give the administration OF Mr.. Polk
our most cordial and JEALOUS support, IN order
that he may consummaie Inc measures which he
has avowed as The policy BY which ne Shout
be guided Give him that support which Is ne
cessary to the successful accomplishment of his
measures-eive him fair trial-and Then Judge
him by his acts That he would prove himself
worthy Of the trust coulided 10 him, and true 10
the interest oflhe country, there cannot be "a doub.
So far, he has shown himself 10 be pure pa
riol and wise statesman; WORTHY of the conf
dence OF HE people, and fully competent 10 The
task Of managing the complicated affairs Of this
great Republic.
The las, Legislature surplanted Mr. Rives,
(who had grossly misrcprcsentet the feelings and
interests OF the Staie,) BY a sterling Democrat,
who will lend his aid in checking the wild and
exrravagant legislation Of the Wings, and in
maintaining and perpetuaing the institutions Of
the country Upon The next Legislature will de-
vove the important duty Of eeciing successor
! TO Mr.. Archer, whose every efo.t has been 10
,hwan the measures Of The Administration,
chosen TO carry out the will Of The people.
and TO whom no State rendered more vigcr-
Gus and Jealous support Than Virginia. solans
as he remains IN the Senate Of me United States,
Virginia will lie shorn Of half her Strength, ana
The wishes Of her people disre?arded ard misrc-
presented 10 that branch ofthe National Legisla-
iurc. Blu. send Republican OF he true faith, as
colleague 10 The presen; Democratic Senator,
and, shoulder 10 shoulder, their united efforts will
be devoted 10 the welfare and safety Of our COM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

FRoM YrcArAN.-Wc have seen letters from
campcachy, brought by the Yucaieco, which ar
rived here on Saturday last which confirm all
that had before been said olIhe willingness Of the
present Government al Mexico 10 concede every
thing in the dema nd, Of Yucatan, and raiiy those
treaties, the violation Of which led 10 the aiena-
lion OF that Department. Mexico is pressing in
her easerness 10 win back Yucalan but sensible
men are tearfil OF the stability OF the admins
tration OF Paroles, and they would have Yucca
ian diseniansisd nom Mexico in case the later
country should become vel more involved with
foreign powers.
They talk Of seniiGg commissioners 10 The U.
otales-some say, TO treat Q. Obtaining our pro-
tcction others, oil an actual incorporation into
our Union. IL every respect, lhesp letters, which
are numerous and ae, confirm the limitations
which have before been given Of the radical dis
affection Of The YucaIeros from The Central Go
vernment OF Mexico Congress meets on The 2Sd
of April until which time eli will be left to con.
lecture as to The course OF this former DEPARTMENT
OF Mexico.-l.N. Q. P,e0nune.
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LANDS. &c. FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber viii SELL at public auction, to the
/ highest bidder, on the 18th day of April next, II
fair f not the next fair day thereafter the ict oil
Land q, stony Pint in the county Of Cumberland on
which he now resides containing oneandah acres
On this lot are situated gond Dwelling house, Store
house and Lumerh house, together with all other FIX
lures necessary 70. convenient and comfortable resi-
dence This is desirable location for any one disposed
to engage in the Mercantile Business, being on the APP
pomaox River, and at that point In the county where
most Of the produce is shipped 10 Petersburg The
Flour Mill at thls place furnishes market for Wheat,
while other manufacturing establishments increase the
trade Of The place This is also pleasant and snt
able location Tor any engaged In The practice OF Inc
Law or Of Medicine.
TERMS :--One third cash, the balance in 9 and IL
months the purchaser giving bond, with approved se-
curity. Al the same time will tc sold my stock OF
Goods now on hand. For all sums Of SIS and less, the
ea.h wIll he required; for sums that amount, a
credit Of four months VIII be given
March 27-cwtds THOS. h. ISRELL.
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NOTICE..

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of deed of tust 10
| me, executed by Augustine NJ. BraIton on the 5.h
day July in the year 1894 for the beneht oil Caso
MIR Tompkns now Of record in the Clerks Office Of
Matthew'S county, conveying three parcels of land
called H-sse, Fleets and Gwynn's, situated IN said
county. | shall on the FIRST day of the Court to be
holden for said county, In the month Of June next offer
for sale at public auction the highest bidder for cash.
lie remaining fifty acres Of The Fleet Tract. This
peee &C land is principally in wood, and mas on " some
pine timber The title said land is supposed
10 be but the subscriber will only con-
ysy such title rs is vested in hun by virtue of said deed
JOHN DAINGERFIELD,
Truste