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Twenty Thousand Da

WORTH OF FRESH DRY Goo
WE have received by Rail Road aud :; sam
W the packets Patrick Henry aud Greern
New York. n very general Assortment ID III,
style SPRING GOODS, which twith cgt
duced stock before on hand are now ofltfe,
and retail, the new NJ a very small advan,o. Bus
muinder al and below Cost; the sale, by agt
take place IN July, giving us hut lin. NOR
months tn dispose Of our stock Of $4,000 W,t
invite those In want Of Goods, 10 give u The ~.
of supplying them NJ almost their own pr.
follows the articles III part
Ombre striped Barrges, Balzorinps and Law
Gro dc Oder. Jaconets, Organdie Musllns auo
French and Earlston Ginghanls, fancy, ar
white
Book, Swiss. Null, j.con~i, striped and plaia
Black and white Lawns, GInglIams and Cs,iet
Habit, aud Furniture Dimity aud Tarton NJ
Lace, tape. checked, fancy, Jubilee and Polk 4
Ombre Barepr, six and Hermann Shawls sfi y
Moravian, silk aud Cotton Hosiery all qla.n,,
Lislr Thread, six and Kid Gloves and iilu,
Super bonnet, cap, neck, aud Velvet Fihar@,
Super SIX aud Cotton Umbrellas, failsc-
Shades
Thread Laces, Edsings and Inserirrs
Swiss, bn0k aud cambria edpinr- End lnscll.e.
Irish Shiriinp and Shretlne Linens, all p'itS
Table Damask. Diaper, Table Cloths and Nag.
Russia and Birds Eye Diaper, powlas and ''ia'
Revere bordered, hem'iitched, ard tape boTlee
Canhric Handkerchief
Plain and shaded silk Fringes and Cords
Hair, Grass Cloth, Mnrseilles and Corded 81.
Large and medium size Marseiles Quilis
Extra super Wool Black Cloths and Cassimef'
Fancy COlored and Figured French aud Bel
meres
Super and medium Drap dc Etc and Grape +"
Grape Lasting, Summer Cloth, and Cfo,on ca
Heavy brown and " hite Linen DriIlincs
"a and a. plain French Linen. Sack prlll ari
BLACK Satin. Valcrta and Marseilles Vreuns
Cottonades, Kremlins, Can,hlris and Mrxican
"a, ~, Sd, d s, and l2-i brown aud bi.acNs,
Plaid DomestIcs. Apron ard fUrhitnre Chcfk'
Brown and bleathrd Jeans, Sanaerns aid 4,
nahurgs
India Floor Mating
With a variety of other Goods, not here eha
every article Of which viii be -old, rs before
uneOmmonly low prices, for cash.
VALENTINE, BREEDEH
81
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SPRING, 1916
Boots, shoes, Palm Leaf

~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. I
D. HOOVER has now in store, $40 cases
j OF The above articles, 10 which he soicts The
at,en,ion of wholesale and retail dealers. His
stock is perhaps superior to any At present in
market. in point Of variety, &c, and his prices
will be found as moderate as those asked by any
house in Richmond. He solcils an examination
OF the following articles by merchants and others:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gentemen's imitation channel Boots
Genlemen's sewed and pegged cali, goat and
seal Boots
Gen,lemen's very superior cali lined-and-bound
pegged Brogans
Gentlemen's goat and seal lined.and-bound
pesged Bro2ans
Gen;lemens calf, goat and seal sewed Bro
Gep,lemens common lined-and-bound pcgaed
and sewed Broeans
Genllemen's coarse, heavy, pesged bfosans
Gentlemen. Pumps, Slippers, &C;
Ladies first quality Morocco ana Md ohp-
pers and Ties c.
Ladies ID, 3D. and 4th qualities Of the above
kinds. and bronze Kid and Morocco Slippers IN
great variety
Lasting Buskins, of all qualities and prices
ladies' white and black English Kid Slippers
Ladies' fancy Silk Caters and Buskins
Misses CATERS and Slippers and Ties, black,
bronze, and all colors worn
Cbildren,s Shoes, of all colors and qualities.
nerhaps The most superior assortment in the city
servants Shoes, OF all descriptions
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
100 Of iron and wood frame, at all prices
Common hair and leather Trunks, in great
variety
PALM LEAF HATS.
GO dozen just received, comprising general
STOCK, which will te sold, together with all Other
articles in store, as low as hey are selling IN New
York or elsewhere. J. D. HOOVER,
March 81 II Main SlIeet.
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

A, meeting of The Democrats OF Middlesex
held in Urbanna, on Monday The 23d inst, thai
being Court day, on motion, Christopher T.
Brown, Esq, was called to the chair, and Miles
F. Mason appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been briehy
explained by the Chairlnan-whch was 10 Seiect
a suitable person, 10 he run as candidate, oy
The Democrats OF Mathews and MlddleSex lor
seat in the next Virginia Legislature-iour can
didaies were presented TO The meeting oy FesPec-
live friends.
CT Brown being one Of the nominees, called
Lewis B. Seward 10 the chair.
On The first ballot Mr. Brown received large
majority of votes over all his competitors, and
was duly announced as the Democratic candidate
ior said counties.
MIR Brown then came forward, ana in an APP
propriatc manner accepted the nomination In
a clear and lucid speech he gave an expose OF
his views of Federal politics, and what he con-
ceived 10 be the Virginia policy.
On motion,
Remired, That The proceedings OF this meeting
be sent 10 the editors OF the Enquirer, with re-
quest that they be published.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned:
LEWIS B. SEWARD, Chairman.
Miles f. Mason, Secretary.
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Col Dabney, on this subject Of education, may
be aptlY likened 10 4 certain prophet VINO was sem
for long journey by an inflel king who promised ~
10 confer honor and wealth on The prophe', u ne
would cnrse-moa hearfi'y ta7se-the people OF
God. Bnl the prophe; knew that God hau olsss
ed that people and be could mol reverse what
God had dccrced. Col. Datney's eyes are so ,at
openlo tie pubic opinion in favor oil popular euu'
oaiicn that he dared not incur INC risk OF an anti
education pcsiion-his position, however, IS quile
anomalous and suiici ni!y Notifying 10 some OF
his friends. Helabored argumenIatlvely top prove
there was no authority in The Legislature 10 pass
an education tax bi!l--and il his position Is
sound one, then The whole literary fund resls 90
unauthorized power He labored 10 mould me
public opinion into hostility 10 me onivelsi-
wand thus with one hand on The primary
schools and The other on The University, II would
seem difficult 10 look on him as irend 10 euucl-
lion under any OF It's aspects OF legislative a.G;
He is probably one OF The "haisse1 nous Iaus
po,ilicaI economists, who, leaving education soc-
" 10 private individuals, thinks that lhose VINO
cannot paw for it themselves ought not 10 nave
il and should be left 10 live and die IN their car
psntry of human nature, and are fiji only 10 WORK
The ,oilsome machinery OF money capital
W '0'''S - MORAL LIGHT.
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subject Of The integrity and union OF the Demo
cratic ratio, party which daylight" has sounded as
# 10 Tell lie highlands and The Iowlands o. Inc
Yhsre &C desnning men and dark conspiraiors,
the et wrer Of ibis paper, speaking on behalf OF
se Of popular education zion. in the eq unn
Of King William denies .na' i hN apa 1 Of
a coalition hostile 10 The Democratic party. =
allowed +, 1"l The honor Of being tried and faith
la Democrat Of thirty years growth n S ShG1 lo Nc
now asserts and none he presaes has never
Teen Wing, and has had no second or third re- re.
yea,on on Political he will neither CT
the gea, question Of Education al ns b b'Sapg sod
nairio,;sm ot Wings who come up 10 The rescue
Of the question from The assaults OF Dem noe
March l9, 1916. MURAL LIZ
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New Rocks.
Recetvcd IT, Adrance, al l2l Nam Sire
Rv ]. w. RANDOLPH & CO.

Received IL Adrance NJ l2l Man Si,ed,
By J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
BULLETIN, FRIDAY March 81.
SECOND supply Of Graham's Magazine for
- April. 25cen,s.
Book CT Parodes, remedy for the blue devils;
edited BY NJ. Merryman.
Constance, or the Debulanle; by }. Fl. Mon
cnre 25 cents.
Changed Sea; By Harriet Marineau. 25 cts
Another supply of Ca,holic Almanac, foi 1876
Is cents.
Repor, OF Experiments on Gunpowder, made
al Washington Arsenal, in ls43 and 1914 by
Captain A. Mordecai, Of the Ordnance Depart
ment.
New and cheap edition of The FedeTaist
Letters of pacificus and Helvedus Oh The Pro-
clamation OF Neutrality Of 1913.
New and improved edition OF DR.. Arnod's
Life ano Correspondence
Blue Book, for ls45 and 1916, or a Register OF
all The Officers and Agents. civil, military and
naval. in the service of The Z. States.
Jasman on Wilis-2 vols.
Smith on Executory Interest
Another 10, OF Dickens Cricket on the Hearth,
cents March 81
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Lhlx fho Enn,,i


Messrs Editors Having seen il stated in the
Wing of Monday last, that the Democrats OF
Henrico had said they would moi run a candi-
date for the county, if two Wings ran, we deem
it proper 10 say, that We have neither proposed
nor entered into any such arrangement. OnMe
contrary, zoe calculate, let lie Wigs do as Meymay
10 run candidate Of our o1cn parfy Democrats
of Henrico if any Of you have entered into any
such arrangement, we call upon you at once, as
our common brethren in common cause 10 alb
solve yourselves, and stand ready TO lend your
aid TO US TO cleo! a good man and true. This
note is written 10 prevent any misapprehension
bv The Wings OF what course the Democrats in
TEND 10 take. Al We ask is a fair fight and
clear field and il beaten we will submit with the
bes, grace We can. All The faror We ask, is that
every voter will be- at the polls on The day OF The
election and cast his vote for the candidate he
thinks most likely 10 advance The interests of
Virginia in general, and The people oil Henrico
in particular. MANY DEMOCRATS.
HENRrco, March 26lh 1876.
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LATER FROM ST. DOMINGO.

By the schr Bridgewaler, arrived this morn
ing from Cape Hayden, we learn that on the day
previous 10 her sailing, news had arrived al that
place that The people of ST. Marks and Port au
Prince had revolled against the present govern
ment and had refused 10 march against The Span.
ish part OF The Island; also that they had chosen
new President, Gen. Rishere, who was preparing
10 march from Port au Prince, against President
Pero,. Il was thought al The Cape, that President
Perot would resign The Office of President II was
also reported that all Of the south part OF the
Island was in revolt, and had refused to march
against The Domincans.
The Spanish feet Of five sail had arrived few
DAYS previous 10 The sailing Of The Bridgewaler
and had made an amicable settlement Of their
difficulties, ard sailed again for the City OF 81
Domingo.-[N y Express, March 81.
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BALTIMORE MARKET n

FLouR- Howard Street dull al ! ;!
is offered freely Civ Mills firm a! -
GRAIN Wheat-pfIme reds lC5
Penna white, not strictly prime, al li2
Corn-salcs to-day a "a a to cts. Tor w
66 q G7 els. Tor yellow.
Provisions Mess Pork is held At
Prime a. 10 50; Hams 6. Z. cents
ers at AZ cents, and 10000 lbs. Sides a
Lard is very dull, al Ia II cents for kcg,
a ! cents for barrels.
WHlsKgY-Prices remain steady al
for hogsheads, and 25 cents for barrels.
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COMMERCIAL Err
RICHMOND MARKETS.

IosAcco-Receip's and in,pe,,'
nue. light; we quote Tugs 81 . = !.
50 so 6 SO; fine Manufacture =
FLoUR-Sales at 81 IS. @'-'
WHEAT-lUO cents ior,es ,r,.
white. '''' w.
coRN-in demand. Sales a, ),
per pc bnshel by the cargo; small quar-.
60 20 cents, according 10 quaIi,y =
oATs-From wagons and raiI,,..
cents per bushel, and from vessel. >.
WHEAT OFFAL-B.ap i oa.'
cents; Brown Stufs 80 cents. ST. fr'.'
Pk0vlsIONS.-BAcox: Civ
SmiIhfield, ! cents; Baltimore a., f.
Sides, 6s cents; Shoulders 5 G. D..
LARD: Richmond and Smi!hdeG -
limorc : cents. =
CATTLE-For Cattle from lie ..
weight, 81 IS 3; nett 4 30 &
quality. MUrroS-S2 4. acco,'.,.
EMBELLISHMENTS hrkin ia
b.; Roll Butter l6 20 cents.
WHlSKEY-Barrels -, hhd> -.
BRANDY-Ota!d, Dupuv ( Z
2 so; A. Seisnelie, | IS; Imitation /;
Sazerac, 3 90 a 5 50; Peach, dun AK.
Virginia Apple, (old,) 10 cents.
GlN-American, 80 cts; HOLLAND
RU M-New England, in bbls.. y
COTT0N-6i 7. cents per H.
COTTON YARNS-Richmonl +.
chester, (Factory prices Ncs. 4 10 T.
Nos. II 10 20, is cts.
POTATOES-Mercers 80 cer,> /.
other kinds so TO SIS cts. -
COFFEE-Rio II 81 c.; Laga5...
ST. Domingo : II; Java Q IN.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpcwter (.
per h.. Black % a 60 CTS.
MOLASSES-Poito Rico, rev cr
old 2il 2S; Cuba swce, IS els \ 4.
% cts. in bbs; 20 a 30c. in hf1>
SUGARS-Ncw Orleans CT s-.,a
to Rico II 81; s.. Croix :: 60.
iair. Double Refined Loal >;ue.,, n.
mon or single refined l2s els.
COAL-l0 10 Is els. per bnsaeI.
Hill 20 cts.
CLOvERSEED-s5 so al
CANDLES--Tallow S a TO-. S-s.
Hull's Patent u. Is cents Ne! IS
FEATHERS-29 a 50 cents D,
geese.
FISH-HERsiNos-Old 30. | :; Ill
No new vet in market
RlCE-New, > cents per pouri
HlDES-Green 4 a 5 cents per y =.
Is cents.
lRON-Pis Iron $50 80 Sw.'..
ION; English IS a go; Tredeear Rich
nuiaclory) 500; Up Country b.: 5
Nails A; 10 AZ.
STEEL-American blisterei sll0t-.
SHOT-5i 81 cents per b.
SOAP-For brown 3. cents vel 5
cents per h.; white ana variesa,e3 II
SALT-Sl 65 asked tlcin tie y
from siore-dull.
LlME-Sl! per cargo; | 81. in,'g..
PLASTER-Lump Piasie, itc,n .
SO IS, Basin bank 4 so 1'ic!ces q,
ground rs, on basin.
BASk AND STATE Srocks.-Far.ae,
Stock, 500; Virginia Bank .iCc.. Is i
change Bank Stock, 100; James RIVE
nawha Bonds, SO; Six Per Cent. STAT
a 1921.
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Richardson 4 Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS II
DRY GOODS.

No. So, Main Street. Richmond, Tuginia,
TJAVE received by various arrivals, a
II large stock OF entirely new SPRING
GOODS. Their assortment this season Of FAN
CY ARTICLES for both ladies and gentlemen
surpasses any ,hcy have heretofore had, and their
stock Of STAPLES will compare with any in
The city.
Merchants from the country are requested TO
examine the Goods, and are assured they arc Of
tered for sale on moderate terms.
March 2T-cl0l$
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WAIKERTON For SAL

THE subscribe Offers The above place -, ,o'
L situated at the intersection oil the
Rail Road, and the road leading ifoti
I.Ouisa Court House, nine miles if"tl
place. II contains TWO hundred and s'.'ia
one hundred of which are cleared. ana :,
enclosed. There are thirty acres seeded ~
twelve In rye. all Of which look we'll =
were seeded In Herds Gras, and Glove 4
There 10 good meadow Of several acfrs' :"
about fifteen thousand pounds Of Hay, o. :.
grass, annually. There is a small ofehs'-
trees, and a large one Of the choices, hr ~,
toms Nursery, set out by the subscribe, a. -.
The improvements are large pr
House, al the usual Out houses, al IN 90
Tavern was for many years kept a; 'n'I :,
offers many Inducements TO one dis?ose,l
that business. This place Is remarsap! (.
the wafer equal to any In the country. 4
The terms will be very liberai-say -, ,.'..r.
the balance in three equal annu1! MAJ r..
trresL JUN 80
If the above Farm should not be 500 !.
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of May het., Ia.
day, at o'clock, P. NJ, be sold at pun
the terms above stated. A..
Richmond, March 97-eids
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OREGoN.-MESs AGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
In The Senate, on Tuesday, a message was
received from the President Of the y. States.
MIR. ALLEN called for the reading OF The mes
sage, and ii was read, as follows:
To tic Ss,.ate Of The United States:
In answer 10 The enquiry Of The Senate, con-
tanned in their resolution OF the lIth inst, vhe-
Their in mr. Judgment, any circumstances con-
nected v ill., or growing out Of the foreign reia-
lions Of this country, require ~ this time an IN
crease OF our naval or military force; and, II So
uwhat those circumstances are" Ihaye 10 express
the opinion, that wise precaulion demands such
Increase.
In nv annual message OF the I'd December
last recon nended to the favorable consiuera-
lion of Congress an increase of our naval lorce,
es,ecialiy OF our steam navy, and the raising OF
an ADEQUATE military force 10 guard and pro.ect
such OF our citizens as might think proper 10 emil
crate 10 Oregon. Since that period, have seen
no cause 10 recall or modify these Recommended
tons On the contrary, reasons exist, which, IN
my Judgment, render il proper not only that iney
should be promptly carried into effect, but maj
additional provision should be made for the puoiic
defence.
The consideration of such additional provision
was brought before appropriate committees OF Inc
two houses ofConsress, in answer to calls mace
by them, in reports prepared, with my sanction.
by the Secretary Of War and the Secretary Of
the Navy, en- the 29;h OF December and the s'h OF
January last; a mode of communication with
Congress not unusual and, under existing cir
cumsances, believed 10 be most eligible. Subse-
ouent events have confirmed me in the opinion
that these recommendations were proper as pre-
cautionary measures
II was wise maxim Of the Father OF his coun-
try. tina, ito be prepared for war, is one ofthc
most efficient means Of preserving peace" and
that, "avoiding occasions OF expense By, cul,iva-
ting peace." we should "remember, also, that
timely disbursement 10 prepare for danger Ire
quenily prevents much greater disbursements 10
repel it," The general obligation 10 perform
,hi, duty is greatly strengthened by iacts known
to the whole world A controversy respecting
the Oregon territory now exists between tue oni-
ted states and Great Britain; and while as far as
we know the relations Of The latter win all Euro
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Far he EnqNir.
Far nc ENqNTer.
DAYLIGHT rs. TWILIGHT IN KING WILLIAM.

DAYLIGHT rs. TWILIGHT IN KING WILLIAM.
In previous paper, the phenomena OF men
tai darkness, unGer the aw;u! forms OF national
pI,iudice, seldshness and worldly-mndcdnes
we've DESIGNED uy ne writer 10 !. illustrated by
facts taken f.om sacred history. These facts
c..hibi, he hopecssaces Of tie human mind, with
all the advantages superior l.sml, even dag, The
HrH ~ Ifuf when lhc heart Is peiveI>e. HUI
man opinion, thcn, ii the llrgua2e IL The Greek
SopaCtles. becomes stranger than Truth The
miracles OF God in f.e.p 49, ht surelr riva. in
brightness the LoaaeG o0gtsH !: our King Will
liam Philosopher, who lhlnss meau'v a The
modes, pre;cnslons OF honest "Twiiish;' and as
The lisht OF day in Egypt could not tispel the
darkness ct The Political and soc:a! necronan-
GERS. So il I.ay turn out That he daylight y! l. .S
William philosophy may only l,.Saten the
,ha les of moral and political darkness over the
minds Of those who boast OF il. And 50 the Son
OF God came among the Jews, revealing the glo-
rious light and liberty OF the Gospel; ana even
then in The presence OF his uncouled majesty,
Inc boas,ed daylight Of worldly philosophy Closed
the eyes OF a heartleSs and prcJndlced people
MOI so. however with The modest vo'aTies OF a
HEAVIER. horn twilight Here we have beauli-
luI-nay. A sublime example in the characters
and conduct of the ancient Patriarchs; vernal
sweetness and dociiilv Distinguish heir humble
nc,!,git advantages. II was the twilight OF morn
ing, destined 10 usher in The brighter meridian
daylight; an,. YET they worshipped devoutly the
glorious moral sun, even when seen through The
dim light the future and unrevealed Providence
OF God.
But our Daylight philosopherof King William
seems transported wi'h an aldo', whieh would
no, be becoming even in one who could boast Of
dayl,gh: for morning f,riiigi. is ce-aar G0r},rA
anproachins. Ills Aurora in her golden chariot
and her s,ecds harnessed and fastened % he bur
nished car and moving on her ria sos far up Inc &C.
ip,ic circle; and SO is ersntng t'cile. oui dayet!
retiring from mortal eyes only, and casting on
wearei ana fre.fa world sober li:ery, emblem
Of grave truths, which The folly OF needless and
ambitious men are went 10 reject.
Our Dayligh, philosopher takes occasion 10
hreaka lance with Twilight" in defence Of Col.
Dabney's peerless honor rhere vas once
knigh;-erran,ry il vogue, which vonched ios f.
male honor ana purity, and traas1snjeat beauty;
but 10 vouch for the ppri'y Of politicians, would
seem We, more hazardous; ye; Daylight"
does SO in the face Of an astonished public
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N01iCC.

A PPLICATION will be made 10 the Presi.
n den, and Directors OF the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia, for new Certificate Of Stock, IN the
name OF Thomas r. Harrison, in lien OF Certti-
cate No S2O6, issued July ed 1888 in The name
of said Thomas r. Harrison, which has been
LOST or mislad. w. NJ. HARRISON,
Admir- OF Thos. R. Harrison, dec
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for her destination. Our last advices from Vera
Cruz led US 10 suppose that The Porpoise would
shortly sail thence, but, we then expected, 10!
Pensacola. II Aransas was her destination, 1t
indicates cooperation with General Taylors
force, for which we had no, been altogether pre-
paTed
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II We are requested TO state, that the Sketches
OF the Laws have been forwarded to the mem
bers, directed TO the respective Court Houses, Tex
cept in few cases where special directions were
gyen.)
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IT ASYLUM FOR ORPHAN BOYS
The Citizens OF Richmond who are friendly to
the establishment OF an Asylum for Orphan
Boys, are requested to meet at Rev. Mr.. Hoce's
Church on Monday Evening next al halt past
o'clock. March 81
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DEATHS.

Died, at The Union Hotel on Thursday, the
Goth instant, after 10 days illness, (of Bronchis)
]. E. BRrNkLEY, formerly of Portsmouth, Virsi-
MIA, but Tor the last eight months resident OF
this city
His friends and acqualntances are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from Dr.. Plumer's
Church this morning, at II o'clock, without FUR
Their notice.
Died, at Vaucluse, Northampton county, Viz
2inia, on Friday, the 9Th Of March, Or. HAMpDEs
S. S. UPsHUR
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TRESH arrival OF SPRING and SUMNER
L CLOTHING, by
SiLAs MERCHANT,
March 81 Al ia, Main Street.
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BAREGE SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
TUST 10 hand, per express, handsome Satin
y Stripe Barge Shawls and Scaris.
Barege, handsome eay-colored California
Scaris. CHENERY g. HARTWELL.
March 81
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Richmond Medical Coli

SU M vi LIZ IOURS
THE Summer course of Lectures in this n
Il will commence On MONDAY, the eth dsy
aud terminate on the last of July
r L. Bohannan, VI. D., PIofrssoty Of Md u
the Diseases of Women and Children.
J. Cullen, NJ. D., Prof, ssor of the Theory AM
Of Medicine.
l.. w. Chnmberlayne, NJ. D., Professor q
Medica and Therapeutics.
A. I. Warner, VI. d., Professor Of Surgery
q. Manpin, NJ. ID Professor OF Chemistry
J. Wyman, NJ. d., Professor OF Anaton! z
slology.
Each Professor will deliver three Lroiare'
through the course. Clinical Lettnres on Nsa
Surgery will also be delivered twice y woes
lrse infrmary and Aims House. puilug g
the Student willihus have ample cppnriut'1t' Z
Ing by the he'd side III. dlsessrs ecu IT, y o1'
and of witnessing an almost endless vail,ll .
cal operations: and IL l, by such opportun,'i.
they properly applied, that minute and pitc
ledge Of disease can ever I've obtained. !
Physicians and surgeons NAV be made rs 'e i.
lreturrs-practical ones by such means nl"nr'
The Zee for the entire course, including & la
lures, will be so
Good Board, including every thing, m~S p"
from 81 sD Ia 81 per week.
March 27--tf A J.. WARNts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

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