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WayerEy House,

RICHNO ND, VIR GINA.
TINE travelling and resident public are respect
l. fully informed that the subscriber has taken
the house lately occupied by Mr. Pulliam on Lo-
Gust hlleyris! door below Franklin street. The
premises have OF late undergone thorough repair
He intends keeping the house upon new plan,
so that persons can be accommodated at all hours
with any Of the delicacies The market affords.
Fresh Fish, Oysters, Beef Steak, Wild Fowl, &c.
His general table will be provided for from The
choices, Of The market-hi. Bar will be supplied
with the hes, Liquors; his Bed Rooms will be fur
ni.hed with good and comfortable hecding. The
location Of the house is central 10 business,
being within square aud hall of The bell
Tavern, 300 yards Of the Exchange Hotel, 100
yards Of Main street, and Harden's and other
principal Livery Stables, and Immediately in The
vicinity OF the auction houses. He requests the
attention of The Country People especially, as he
intends 10 spare no pains in making all those who
favor him with their patronage as comfortable as
possible His charges will be moderate, and can
no, fail TO give satisfaction. Day Boarders can
be accommodated. WIN. HOWLETT.
April I0-c3s Agent.
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For the Enquire
THE ELECTION.

The dramatis persona who figured on these
boards in The prominent characters OF the grea'
Whie drama ofIS39 40, have new piece IN re-
hearsal, 10 be brought out on or abou, the Ain Mon
day in this month. The managers, recoliecilne
the eminent success Of the standing army and
gold spoons are preparing las | infer from The
promplnss Of certain orator at recent wing
meetins) a grand entertainment for The people OF
Henrico, TO consist Of tragedy 10 DC entitled
"Oreson, War and RUM" TO conclude win Inc
farce Of the "I.eg Treasurers"-all 10 be done
By few disin,eresied patriots oil The wing parry
in Gibraltar, for the special amusement OF inc
good people of Henrco. Look OBJ on the eve ol
The election for hand-bis. The common resort OF
all tricks,ers. The knight OF the nose is now on
The stump, then in The saddle. Captain Sneezer's
metal is up. The pol-vaiant ex-president OF a
cerain ,ee,otal society is snoring The mayor
OF Stumplown is marshallng his buIghers, and
fourishins The remnan, OF his old cane, The ap
propria,e insignia Of his office. Sergeant FIJI
berry Bridgerty, Of the red soa,ee, is sweeping
the upper eend"-all prepared 10 let fly in every
direction any quantity Of panic handbills, 10 Inc
great CONSERVATION OF the poor ignorant natives
of Henrico county. These coonly Wings are
heartily sick OF their melo-drama OF 1S43 4,
enacted so indusriously and so disaslroGsly al
the Club House. "Anti-Texas, ""Black Bread,
"Old Dan Tucker" "James X. Polk is used up
man." &c, is death to them. They have deer
mined to iall back upon their resources Of 1889
40 Democrats! look on and be amused. You
may sigh for the weakness Of human nature, bn,
YOU cannot bu, be amused 10 see The l,ti'e actors
put on long faces aud cry out, The country is Ruin
ed! Ruined! Ruined! !! War! War! War!i.
Leg Tfeasnrers 0, The Leg Treasufers!. and
all this 10 get some Duke OF Lancaster into The
Virginia Legislature, or pu some Wing doctor
in the Penitentiary three years hence.
Henrico, April 9Th. LOGO.
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may, from time 10 time, enact such regulations as
they may think proper, not conflicting with this

may, from time 10 time, enact such fesniaiiohs, as
they may think proper, not conflicting WIN 'hiS
Constitution.
OFFICERS.
Gen. Corbin BraXton, President.
John Sizer, Recording Secretary.
Thomas w. S. Gregory, Corresponding Secre-
tary.
G. w. Lipscomb, Treasurer
E1ceutire Thomas Roane, Alexan
der II. Perkins. H. B. Toplin, William 5. Fon-
iaine, Jno P. Dickinson, WIN. Sizer, Jno. O..
Turpin.
Vies Prcadens-Dr. r. w. Fox, Isl, Manga
hick; d. Atkinson, 81, Enfield; ]. G Noel, 81, P.
Chapel; DR.. w. Gwahmey, 4ih, Ayleus; William
S. Ryland, 9Th, Beulai; Tbos Dabney. 9th, Co
rinlh Martin DIewry, 1th,ISharon; Ed. Ltlepaee,
9th, Aeguinton A. While 9th, Jerusalem; T..
Siarke, l0lh Laneville; B. Temple, 18th, King
William Court Housc; c. Lpscomb 18th, Can
ton.
Sserctaries-Jas. G. White, Mangohck; Jno.
Fl. Burch Corinlh; A. Campbell, p. Chapel;
VIM. I. Samuel, Ayle,t's Ed. Hill, Beulah;
Archie Brown, Sharon; c. 5. Carrot, Acquinton;
Jno S. Lewis, Jerusalem; DR.. Jno. S. Power,
Laneville; Ro. r Horne, Enfield; VIM. n. Gre
CORY, Court House; Lemuel Edwards, Canton.
Committee 10 procure signatures-Dr. w. p.
! Braxton, Ro. Burke, VIM. NJ. Gary, Reuben
Hllyard, Jno. Pemberon, Ed. C. Pollard, Silas
Wyatt, William Willtoy, Henry Timberake,
Josiah Burruss Y. J. Clements, Jno. w.
Tombs, Richard Prince, J. Hart, Peter Wyatt,
Thos. King, Byrd King, Wade Sale, w. I.
Broaddus, Mordecai Abraham, Silas 0. Broad
dus, Rch'd Eubank, Thomas R. Burrus, Thomas
s. Jones, John s. Caldwell, Temple c. More.
MARTIN DREWRY Chairman.
WIN. T. SAMUEL, Secretary.
A similar association has been termed in Lou
doun county, and We woald susges, TO every
county in the State 10 follow lbe wise and benef-
cial example.
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i M, wha, we should term an orator, 'no"eu ~.
sonnd prac,ical sense, be is Tar before many WY
Iav lain 10 ina. lit,e-nor Is nc vain oar-
blsr y sneaking dc omn,Ias re1as, laa' coulc pe-
1are ,he house. though ''iheIe IS noliioe 100 ,li
nn,e t,r his interchangeable Industry, no1h'ns ,oo
nrsa, tor his capaci!y OF courage" Ills inihu i
Veil indoc,rnaied with sound pemocratic pm
cines and he we'll understands poii'IcS oo'' ~
their State and Federal relations. ne NJ. "a, q
man 10 make speeches before Luei"'y
rerance Societies and The lihe ne no .i.a.,i
80, no n,.cIes cf Delphi. or Dodona, oIdiank
=, no ,onn,ains Of ReIicon or Cas;alia snineien'
i, g., I'M, nprnose But il you Wish @ood
sn,ech ,xpiessed in forcible, yet chase IAN
oimaee without any Metaphors or Hyperooies
Ibrn call upon l. C. Darlington. As 10 hIs votes
dnrinp The last winter, we believe them 10 pc
perfectly consistent with justice, prudence, Wis
dom. the good ofthe Stale generally and his con-
sti,uents particularly. ! understand ne IS 10
favor of Railroad through This section OF inc
country, but with many others, dou0ts "he'nei
we can ever Gel it. Aud why should ne ho' Id
vor i,2 II is 10 his, and the interest OF .ne peo
pic. and eourerso. Mr. Darlington IS an honest
upright, intelligent farmer, ana consequently :
true Virginia gentleman.
aT,.r as steel 10 his friends, and TO his word"
We find Mr. Darlington has "Old Boston,
alias Mr.. Wyatt CdiuWtii,io ~" ci'fo
doubt, The friends OF "Oid Boston haa lnousn.,
and we still think, that he was politcaliY fua
down. But he, I suppose, thinks Otherwise as
he has brought himself upon Inc course, anu ~
doubt will ioake very pretty starr, las ne nas
bpen Grazing and resting for The last Tour yeai>D
hn, win soon discover that he lacks the bolton.
In-conc!usion call upon the generous hearted
and Gallant Republicans of Charlotte 10 lurn OUT
and give expiring Whiggery lis finishing STROKE.
MANY important measures VIII DC oeioie ''e M
Legislature; among them, we VIII ne cotnPeneo
10 force IRON Senator Archer The heaf-lehu'hs
lamenlation,
"Must then leave thee, Paradise"
and some extra. Democracy placed in his sieaa.
I would say 10 Mr. Darlington, in the language
Of The bard of Nature-Much thou hasl dohe-
..s,ill in Inv right hand carry gentle peace
tn Hence envious tongues Be just and Tear not
81 nil The ends thou aimest Of by thy Country,
Thy Gods and Truths"
Charlotte, Va. 'oo We
rive cannot suffer the occasion 10 pass, win
ont giving our unqualified assent 10 all that IS
said above in favor OF Mr.. Darlington. II Inc
pcople of Charlotte were fully aware OF The hisn
standing Of MIR. G. las. winter for his disn'hea
bearing and excellent sense, impressins his COL
leagues most favorably, they would not hesitate
10 return him BY triumphant vote. he IS luss
such Representative as Charlotte should Dc
nroud Of and we cannot doubt that her sterling
Republicans will come out, in all their Strength
and ,hrow"Old Boston" himself in The rear OF 'he
udisiance-stapd"- EnQui,cr.]
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April
EAGLE HOTEL,

MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
r HAVE this day opened the Eagle Hotel,
i which have fitted out With new furniture
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers by The day, month or year, and also for
transient visitors. As every exeflion will be
made 10 give satisfaction, hope TO be literally
pa!ronised Persons visiting he city would DO
veil TO give The Eagle Hotel trial; and those
having horses may rest assured that have also
made the lest arrangements for having them vol
taken care Of. MARY E. CRUMP.
Feb. 96-c5m
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COMMERCIAL RECON
RICHMOND MARKErS -,

-. hmoND hAhhE Ts, ApRu
ToBACCo-Rcceipts and insD.,,.''
nue. light; We quote Tugs 81 IS 10 - "
SO so 6 so; fine manufacturing .;n. =
A few fine hhds. for s,emmiue sold -,
Sll to ii 25.
FLOUR-S4 75a4 So.
WHEAT-lU0 cents for red, and IA,
white. "
CORN-in demand. Sales 3, /, ;.
per bu>hcl by the cargo; small cua,';.'
60 20 cents, according TO quaii,y -' e
OATS-From wagons ana ra;I,,,.
cents per bushel, and from vessel, -. !.
WHEAT OFFAL-Brsn IA CEN,
cents; Brown Siuffs 80 cents: Sbir >,ns .
PROVISIONS.-BAcoS: Sm;tbssl;
" Cured, ct a Z cents; Western SiI..
cents; Shoulders 5 81; HamsGa
81 cents =
COTTON-6i a Il cents 9er 10
COTTON YARNS-Richmond =.
chester, (Factory prices Nos. 4 10 Is !:
Nos. II 10 20, Is cts. :.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the s,.
weight, 81 35 3; nett 4 IS a 6 49,
quality. MrrToS-S2 A. accorfr. =.
BUTTER-Mounlain, tilkin u Il,
b.; Roll Butter l6 a 20 cents.
WHISKEY-BaneIs IS. hhds q >.
BRANDY-Olard, Dupuy & c. =
, so; A. Seisnetie. | IS; Imitation q ::
Sazerac, 3 90 a 3 50; Peach, dbl. a, so ! /.
Virginia Apple, (old.) rs cents.
GIN-American, 80 els; HOLLAND 10,
RUM-New England, in hbls, 2s c,
POTATOES-None in marAe;: las,
80 cents per bushcl for yellow.
COFFEE-Rio I. at C.; Lasnayr,.
s.. Domingo a II; Java III:
TEAS--Imperial and Gunpowder );
per h.; Black p a TO els.
MOLASSES-Poito Rico. nsT c-or 4.
old a4l 2S Cuba swee. 25 els; y 0...
30 cts. in bbls; % 30c. in hhds.
SUGARS-New Orleans Ct :, ,er,
TO Rico II 81; ST. Croix :! a9 c,,-.
fair. Double Refined Loaf Sugars 49,
mon OF single refined y. CTS.
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.
ISAAC C. DARLINGTON.

Messrs. Editors-I am gratfed 10 ind that our
present able and worthy Representative, MIR.
Isaac G. Darlington, is again candidate for re-
election. There is no one in the county more
worthy Of the trust, and none could discharge
the duties devolving upon that Office with more
ability and fidelity. Endowed by nature with
sound judgment and an accurate, discriminating
mind, he fears no, that active laborious attention
which makes him perfectly master of those sub
jee.s in all their relations on which he has 10 de-
eide. And this essential quality is guided by an
unvaryins sense of moral right, which will 'ole-
rate The employ ent only OF those means tina,
will bear the most rigid examination, by a faif-
ness ofintsntion, which neither seeks nor requires
d dn and y puy 81 sps CARE ns'
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nay Of sin shall render an account 10 Goa IT,
The more reflect upon the wise man isiisaa
The more impressive appears 10 ms 'p be- ayani,v
lion OF the preacher far wiser .nan ns Icsnn9,
OF vanity all is vanity In eoic.as,oH ,onrove.
refrain from citing for my caslSs'ol ',np p;oh
men,, the following ShaKspea'i'" ''Ae''
trus, will not prove Incorrect
:" 20 ..lNhr hs ss,nIks up and down like
Psseoek, stride and stand; Ium,n at, ,sr
Like hostess tina, had no a,'la1 bites s bis p
tv;,h = ~ oolitic regard as who should say
,Thsrs Ips,e wi, in this head aud = wond OUT
And there Ss, !, lies i, n as . .hog with h
1870 The man is undone forever; Tor,
II Hretos break NJ, his neck n III combat
Ucyl break il himself in vain glory
no" urea" : DAY LIGHT.
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ysr. Rurke's Concert

MI K. JOSEPH BURKE Respectfully
WI the citizens ot Richmond and 4,
that IN consequence Of numerous soicra
has so made his arrangements as 10 eaa,
L. give a Second Corcsrt, io,ake place an
DAY EVENING, April ii.h. a'Ihe II
Hall, or which occasion he ~ii. &c as
Mr. HERMAN Z. MAS, OF Wasor.
c., (pupil Of Thalberg,) who has oui I
ship 10 Mr.. Burke, mos! generously :,
10 visil Richmond, 10 render lis vs.ns.I-
this occasion.
MIR. BURKE will also be assisted By VI
DERDALE, who will sing several .! tI'
lie songs.
Mr. BURKE will perform The followil.
J. Fanlaisie Capricc-by Tieux Tea.
2. LA Norma" Variations on airs !.
Opera-by Auol.
3. Duo Concertanle LA Somhambu'
De Berrioi.
4. Paslorale "La MelanchoIie7 Thea
varialions-bY Pmne.
Tickets Que dolar-io be had al IL
Stores, Drinker & Morris Bookstore,
change Hotel, and al the door. Doors
7 o'clock. Concert TO commence a.
precisely. April -
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POROPOTANK.
EnR rur Erorlarp

t OK IHE EEQllhbk.
Totls Democratic Voters Of tbs Senatorial Dis.
trici, composed Of The counties Of King W,Hiam,
Hing & Queen, Gloucester, Inotiews and Md
dlesex.
In the Richmond Wing Of The Sd of April, is
a communication, announcing that A. W. Ro-
bins Esq, will be voted for as a candidate TO
represent this district, in the Senate Of Virginia.
In this district, not one OF the counties OF which
last year sent Wing delegate, and in which il is
known that there is a Democratic majority OF *.
tween four and FIVE hundred woes we might
reasonably have expected that there would be no
Wing candidate, or If there was, that no man Of
sufficient characterize command the votes OF his
party would wish the Office, with knowledge,
thai he could only obtain it because OF spill in
the Democratic Party, and that he could NOT, con-
sisienlly with mis- own principles, represent the
political opinions OF The district Since, how
ever, Mr. Robins is announced, even without
consulting him, there can be no doubt but that
whether he be candidate or not, The Wings will
attempt 10 unite their vote upon some candidate
of their party. In this state Of things, i, is in
cumbent upon the Democrats TO do something, for
the purpose of attaining unanimity among them
selves. II The different candidates, now in the
field, cannot agree among themselves as TO which
one of them shall be the candidate OF the party,
i. 100 late for the assembling of Convention Of
the District, for the purpose Of selecting from
among them2 II the matter could be arranged
only few days before The day of election, it
would secure 10 US Democratic Senator. II
You should no, determine upon calling Conven-
ZION, then it becomes you 10 make some arrange
msnl before the election, for uniting your votes
upon the most available candidate; and | cannot
bu, think, that sound policy requires that The De-
mocralic Party should a, once unite upon Colin
Clarke, ESQ.,, as the most available OF The candi.
dates before you. In urging the Claims Of MIR.
Clarke, there is no intention TO disparage those Of
the other gentlemen who are candidates. The
writer Of this has heard that objection bias been
made in some part of The district, 10 the manner
10 which MIR. Clarke was brought out. Glouces-
Ter has been charged with attempting to dictate to
the district and The meeting by which Mr. Clarke
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New Guitar Music

QUEEN VICTORlA'S QUICKSl
" c. Hulier.
March in "La Norma"
Prince Alberl's Band March, by ErB.
Ksnsineion Grand March, by Souvile
Boston Quicks,ep, by Flint
Washinslon's Grand March, by G. Ha
March, by J. Schmidt
Polish Infantry March, ty Slrawinssi
Alpine March, by Meignen
Wood-up Quicks,ep, by B!anchor
Duke Of Reichstadi's Wallz, by Cars
Duke oil Ecichs'atrs Waltz, By Hear
The Bunch OF Flowers Wal;z, b. Gil
Waltz from Cli>a Claude" BY Mar
Tamborine Waltz
Five iavofite Walzes, By Sirau,
Affection Waltz ard Love MOI Quick.
Two VALUES, b. Mariana Perez
Isabella Wa,,z
Valse de la File du Regiment, BY Kus.
Hope VALUES
Lore-speil WalZ
And a variety OF other Guitar Music :
ing Of Songs, Marches, VALUES, Piece, $
may be obtained at
WIN. L. MONTAGl
Music Store, Isl Main 81, sign Of tI'
April 10
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1916.
SPRING AND SUMNER
Fashions for Ladies

nj RS. E. LYON announces the iea'
Nl her Millinery and Ladies Fur
Ware Rooms to No. l23, West MAN =
stairs, opposite Mi.chel's Jewe!fy s'o''
she hopes to have the pleasure Of -
10 her friends and customers, in r. /.
OF few days, her regular supply Of y.
and SUMNER FASHIONS FOR -.
selected with much care from recei.
la,ions from London and Paris, ara /.
cling large and varied assortmen, q. r:
Straw ard Fancy Goods, Caps, Bonrs
Laces, Trimmings, &c., &c.-lhe ofst;.
arrangement Of which will be duly abnos !
The MILLINERY department vii ~
TO the care OF a lady from New YORK, oial
lodged taste and judgmen. in rer bI'lis'
who has heretofore had the graiifcaiioi /"
ing the most fastidious IN matters Q: c's
fashion.
COUNTRY MILLlNERS and We,
will find In her assortmen, every srice :.
in their business, and which will be ~
them on the lowest terms. !.
MRS. E. LYONS old cstabllshs1 -, =,
No. 81 Main ST., one door below ~" ).
House, will continue as heretofore ur.s H.
neral supervision. APP -
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ANTHoN's CLASSICAL DICTIONARY,

ANTHON'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY,
CONTAINING an account of the principal
~ proper names mentioned in ancient authors
and intended 10 elucidale all the important points
connected with the Geography, History, Biogra-
ply, Mythology and fine arts OF "7He Romans and
Gresks;" together with an account OF coins, weights
AMI measures, with tabular values Of the same;
BY Charles Anlhon. L. L. D., Jay-Pfofessor OF
Tue Greek and Latin languages in "lbe Colum-
bian College" New York, and Rector Of the
Grammar School.
Webscrs Dictionary Of the English language,
exhibiting the origin, or,hography, pronunciation
and definitions OF words; BY Noah Webster, L.
L. D., abridged from the quarto edition Of the
author, TO which arc added synopsis OF words
differently pronounced by different Or,hnpists.
and Walkers Key 10 the classical pronunciation
olGreek, Latin and Scripture proper names
Revised edition. with an appendix, containing all
the additional words Of the larger work. For
sale a, The bookstore OF
A. G. PENDLETON,
AprilI0 No. l6 Main Street.
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BALTIMORE MApXr.r

BALTIMORE MARKET Apr
FLoUR-City Mills j. wilhou. maj.
could BE- bought al s. Susqueaaura
4 Sit.
GRArS-Wheat l02 a lose. for eooi
reds. Corn 63 64c. for yellow, an 60
white. Oa!s 80 40c.
PRovisIoNs-Bacon-Weslern Shout
4l-2; Sides 5 IA 81; Hams Ga-t
more cured Shoulders 5; Sides 8; Han,
Sc. Lard-kegs 7a7l-4, bbls. IS "a.
WHIskEY-23l-2 for hhds., an "a i.
bbls.
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10 the Editors Of Tie Enquirer.

Please announce in the Enquirer that Or. VIII.
liam H. Edwards will be voted FOR as nj and
proper person TO represent Old Surry in the next
Legislature 1t may be we'll 10 state, that though
the Doctor has not Welded 10 the solicitations Of
his friends in offering himself a canddae e. yet,
as all other good Democrats, elected be will sac
rice all other considerations and obey the will OF
his fellow citizens. VOTER.
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BOSTON MARKET, April

BUS TON MA KkET, ApFlI .
FLcuR-Transactions to-day have {
limited extent, and some parcels lii,
than Saturdays rates.
GRAIN-The sales have been sinai
mer rates are without chanse-prime "
is in demand al 65 SO cents; yellow i
"A cents per bu>hel.
SuGAR-Sales box Sugar, 10 he trade, s
TO lair cxten'; new crop brown );
prime velow 9 81 cents per pounf.
leans 81 81 cents per pound, 6 mon,h>
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Appointments By The Governor Of Virginia.
F. D. Jackson OF Austin and Francis L. Bar
ziza of Franklin, Robertson county, Commission
ers for the State of Texas, TO take dispositions,
Acknowledgements Of deeds, &C., 10 be used in
Virginia
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Al
FLorR-Markct very inastiye-holt,i
81 81.
GRAiS-Wheat ranges from los & /
sales Today. Corn is in demand a, Is
SO 40c.
WRsgrY-22tc. in bbls.
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YOURS, respectfully,
a DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN.
For THE ENQUIRER.
To The People of King & Queen, King Wdlian,
Gloucester, Matht,eS and !H.ddeser

Gloucester, Matht,cs and .M'ddieser.
The Undersigned disappearing nominations to
office particularly Legislators, informs the citi
gems that be- hereby declares himself a candidate
for seat 10 The nexi Virginia Senate, in place OF
our worthy friend Doc. Jno. r Taylor. which
vacancy has been occasioned by his removal
The undersigned does not intend 10 canvass tic
district much, being also opposed o lhat MODE 81
Obtaining Office Bu, he IS no; AFRAID 10 meet his
competitors and canvass the subject at any place
If il should be necessary, even in Richmond
Having said This much, he now considers II his
dulv. more particularly to give 10 the people At
large his political creed, from The earliest OF his
knowledge Of any thing, being as he believes
born Republican, and is therefore Repuhii-
can, principally Of the Jeilersonan school; find
ing no cher guide, in his opinion, more suited:
The notice and restraints Of this man in great
political campaign, are worthy The attention and
example of every Republican. am for rcfo'm
making the government wholly and entirely
republican, which, in ny opinion, will do The
people more pleasur il not good, than SO much
ado about Democrat and Wing.
ALFRED BILLUPS.
MATHEWS County, Sd April. 1876.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Aprils, ?
FLoUR-l 900 bbIs. GeLesee Flor T.
meDt, brough; SIS 81; Howard Stree; IS
So IL.
GRArs-Corn G. s. cents; no >a.ss 4
rye "a a TJc.
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FLOUR inspected in the .. p.
during The quarter ending 3lsi March i.
546 bbls. Family-9,S96 bis. Se,r,
half barrels Superhne-S36 barrel. s
barrels Middlings-l9 barrels con 'emre
1882. R. F. HARMON. M
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mo ALBERT G. souTHALL-:

TNO ALbERI U. OIU z EhLI@ =. :,
i will lake notice, that, upon Inc y. !.
May, 1916. between Tue hours OF SUBTLE =,
sci, shall proceed 10 lake, al The Ia'e'l !:
mas Jordan, in The town OF Tappahan'Io5'a, g.,
of Virginia, the deposition Of Au'lG p.
brough, de bene es1, 10. Be read IN e'll.., -
suit Of Southsll, assignee, rs. Blake, nor 81,
ing in the Superior Cour! Of Law ahl :" d
for Charles City County, In which you - D,
Tiff and / am Defendant; and il, from ~ !,
the said deposition should no. Be eomTra -
completed on the said 9Th day OF May ~
same will bs continued from day 10 cay
said hours, until completed. srAD
April lin BENZ h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-10
DIED.

Died. on The morning ofthe 9Th inst, at half
past ~ o'clock, Mr.. JOSEPH BI6ELow, OF this city,
in The 54th year OF his age. The friends andac-
quainlances OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral from the United Presbyterian
Church, (Rev. MIR. StilesD this morning, at II
O'clock, without further notice.
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II BANKRUPT COURT.-Judsc Haly-
burton will sit for the trial Of cases in Bankrupt
cy, on the third Monday in this month, (AprIL)
P. MAYO, Clerk.