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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
On. sCHwARTZEs COMPOUND EXTRACT
,s5 OF SARSAPARILLA.

| f@4 .s OF SAhSAPAhlLLA,
| The astonishing success with which disease has
been conlbaed by this powerful remedy for The last
three yeae. In the District Of Columbia and other
places has ndnced the proprietor 10 present is claims
in more conspicuous ,mnnner under sincere con-
victlon thai It's invaluable and unerring remedial
virtues viii benefit thousands, under whose notice
| II may come. Therefor, he would nrge II upon oil
who read This MOI 10 let il pass mnoliced but give
il that attention which il IL de'ervedy snii-
Rod.
The following are some of the diseases which
Will Tesify to liz never fliliag efficacy viz;
Scroinla, in any form
lncipieni stages Of Consumption, when procer1ing
from scroulous habit;
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchiis
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepnie deranpe,
ment.
Constitutional Syphihs; General Debility;
Habiiual Costumes: Cutnneons Affection and
all diseases arising from deranged accretions OF i'm
puilties OF the blood.
Persons taking this remedy should moi grow i'm
patient OF become TOO sangnine In Their hopes Of a
rapid restoration 10 health, as lis efficacy depends
measnreahly upon the strength Of constitution and
the length OF time that dsease has prevailed there
tnre would say TO all who may feel disposed to test
lts virtues not TO commence before they are fully de-
rermined TO continue ts use whether IL be one bot
tie, dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
similar or can be relieved by any stated number in
anticipation.
The accompanying certificates are from gentlemen
ofrespcctabiy residing in Washington cfy and moi
who are In the least doubtful Hundreds of tesii-
monials can be produced to efficacy, but as they
seldom or ever reed, or credencc given 10 Ihem
have thought a few respectable certificates coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice
GEKTTFICA TES.
Dear Sir; Having, through the agency Of yonr
extrac Of sarsaparlla, accomplished mosr remark
able cure in The Of my sister, deem II impor-
tanr 10 make nll acquainted with her case who may
be similarly afflicted as itmay be the means Of sa.
wing many finn a premature death. About iour
years ago my sisters heath began TO decline, and
continued do go for The space Of Two years. when
she was anddeny attacked with bronchial afiec-
lion, orwhai is commonly called bronchitis. HAY
ing been attacked with the best medical skill with
ont benefit, and finally pronounced innurable, abe
determined Try your extract Of sarsarilla and af,
Ter the Of The very limited number Of three bot
ties, SHE WAS completely restored and has enjoyed
better health than she ever before experienced r.
Hoping that Ibis description Of her case win come
under ihh notice Of many who may be similarly af
hicied, am most respectfully yours,
CHARLES w, STEWART
TO Dr.. Nj srHwARrzR Jr., June Z, laiS,
To DR., ~. ScHwARTzs, Jr.
Dear Sir: consider 1t a duty owe 10 yo,l and
"a he nuhp IN mt MI son 10 M Ind Iean
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Estrae, from the report Of the examining COMMITTEE
The committee believe thar the examination has rfHe
IN ing all who present That the teaching IN eve
ry department has been faithful, practical anal sir,rn soh
as will produce thorough, sound and usetii education
The advantage which hissc,o0l enjoysn nsptctioposi
on buidings, grounds for recreation, gymnasium anu
s admirable internal arrangements well known ns
hardly 10 need any notice from the committee Bur they
cannot refrain directing the public 10 us earioriy
in this respect over any other school with when hy ARE
acquainted
The kind aud excellent matron Of The Thoo Is 20 aten
tive the various duties which are assigned 10 her ne
bows hardly feel the want Of mothers care,
The strlci paiernal discipline and careinl waic,hil .
ness constantly exercised BY he principal tNir barei
influence which pervades the whole establishment give
the parens every assurance that they car iasonaby ds
trained for the great purposes Of fe-useintas IN this
world, and happiness IN the nexI
ast j. w FAMTIElD,
,ss3t 2tg II @. LUDLOW,
Oct 9Th, 1918 Ea Nj !, r. WALDO
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War Department. March go, Is4e.

Rules IN relation to claims prorided for BY an act Of
Congress, approred Sd March, l649, entitled g An
act 10 proride for he payment Of horses and other
property lost or destroyed in The military serres Of
HE Tinted States" N
A LII CLAIMS under the provisions Of this act must
"A be presented al the Office oil the Third Auditor Of The
Treasury Department. and each be subantaled by
such evidence IL hereinafter designated with respect
cases Of The class under which IL lalla
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REFERENCES IND PATRONS
/, HON WILLIAM n. SEWARD. Auburn, N "
HON JAMES EMOTr, Poughkeepsie, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV IN r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV On EDWARD DAVIS, BaIston, N Y.
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepsie, do
REV, DR LUDLOW, do do
REy DE- MANN, Pa. mar u IDLY
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A l. A M O D E..

n, This thorough bred Race Horse and Stallion
M will stand the present season, at Broad Rocs
! Inc season, and $40 TO insure mare TO be in foa-
insurance money TO be paid as soon as The mare
srrlained to be in foal parted with Mares from
distance pasured and grain fed at 80 cents per day
All precaution used TO prevent accidents, but II any
Iauld occur we are not responsible Fifty cents TO the
Groom each case Season 10 commence hrst Gay OF
Mach and expire the first day OF July, ls49.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIoREE:
iLAMODE IS dark CHI sorrel, l6 hands high IN full
br,Rh and vigor, 10 years old this Spring with sum
en, powers to give his progeny bone and sinew for
IA. turf or road. He sired by imported Marsrave,
shc was own brother TO the renowned Leviathan,)
ian by Timoleon he by Sir Archy, who was by import
ID Domed. For further particulars We refer TO the
American Stud Book, vol. ID.
PERFORMANCES:
sprnp ls45 won the Broad Rock Jockey Club Purse,
mile lirais-bea,ng Black Dick with ease.
:grns, I845, won Jockey Club Purse at New Market
mile isats-bea,ing Black Dick and one other with
ease. Time-6 o.; s. 50.
Fairfield, Proprierors Purse, . mile heats, he won
win ease In heais-beating the renowned Patsy An.
.iony who the first heatl and one other Time
40; 353; SAG He was evidently cripple before
starting, and 10 the astonshment oil Inc knowing ones
he won with ease.
A,Aode was not trained again until the Fall Of 1886
aal Fall he won the rropretor's Purse, mile heats
over the Fairfield Course, in heats-wlnnins tho se
eand and third heats with ease.
Spring, 1897, he won the Jockey Club Purse al New
Markets mile heats-beating Bostono, who has bea
Fi,on ana the alike renowned Passenger. The next
week he won the Jockey Club Purse, mile heats Al
Fairfield.
,lsuode's running qualities are sufficiently known,
North and South, without our saying any thing more
of sls performances, as he the Turf from
wear old up TO years old, and the cry was Aamode
,alnst the eld, in nearly every race he ever started
IN. c. 4 N. GREEN.
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MR.. POLK AT PETERSBURG.

On the arrival of MIR. Polk al Petersburg Va,
he was received on behalf ofthe Democrats Of that
town by R. R. Collier, Esq, who addressed the
Ex-Presdent as follows:
Respected Sir: 1t is my pleasant office, al this
moment of your arrval-acting, as do, as The
organ of The committee OF the Democratic party
OF this town-to welcome you amongst US. am
instructed 10 offer to you The hospitalilies OF that
party, anu in their name 10 express 10 you our
united desire that il may be your pleasure 10 re-
main amongst US one day at least, that we may
tor that brief space enjoy your society. This &C.
sire we express in evidence OF our high appreci-
alton OF your character and services. We es-
TEEN il becoming lreemen 10 make such nantes
lalon of admiration Tor The man who has done
so much, supported by that firm and polished pill
lar, (Mr. c.. looking TO Secretary Walker,) in
sustaining illustrating and extending the felIclt-
GU. scheme Of political freedom which our faIh-
ers established. May Heaven grant that the ar
duous service from which you have voluntarily
retired has been transferred into worthy hands.
Yes voluntarily relred! II is a noble and ennob-
ling eminence which you now occupy.
We devoutly pray that You may lone 1--we 10
see our now prosperous Country gamer TO her
great Ienown The greater gloTles yel 10 reserve as
The result OF the pure doctrines Ut representative
Democracy, Wnereon oui ieueidi ou'oh % ioauu-
ed, which you have maintained with acknow-
lodged ability and unsurpassed hdeliiy. Long
may you live to enjoy the less troubled sphere
OF private life, 10 which you retire with the bene-
| diciions Of great parry and the admiration oil
The world-iopc live in sweet union, protected IN
common with your admiring countymen, by
| ,ha, Union und,r whose substituted supremacy
The less tree forms Ct civil policy shall fa, and
to whose lofty height, overshadoWing the nations,
expiring Time himself shall cast lingering
look in love.
Again sir, tender 10 you the glowing con. .
| eralulations OF grateful hearts. In The name OF
The Democratic party, invite you to stay day
| with US.
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Terms Of the Enquirer.

~ The Enquiroris published DAILY (for the city,
4 SEMl.w EEKLY flor the country.) For the Daily
seven dollars per annum, and al the rate Of eight
lars # taken for shorter period than year. For
4 S.mi-Weekiy, five dollars per mum, and Three
for six months, pay able in advance;to paid IN
,sxe, orremitted by mail post paid; or Six Dollars
1 :, anuum al the end ofthe year. .
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
y THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
,,.u lines, or less, first insertion, fifty CENTS and
= ;, succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-ii in
t,r.i once 4 G Ak, twice week, or three times
E.ry. thirty. seven and n half cents.
II THE SEMI-W EEKLY-Unc square OF sixteen
or less first insertion, IS cents; for each continu-
(1,r, 80 cents.
ANNA, advertisers charged fifty dollars Tor thir-
10 lin,s and in that proportion for advertisements
n greater lenglh-except Lottery vendors anu Auc-
.on-srs who are charged one hundred doiais paper
,,risrs from distance must he accompanied with
ne ivauce pay, satisfactory references, to insure
t,.cuti IA. ),
~ All dues TO this Office may be RENTED per mall,
snod and available Bank notes, at the risk OF the
postage Of anietters be,sg PAID 6y the nr'-
L,rh. postage of single letter is scarcely OF any
[ronnt 10 the writer: IL is the accumulation OF post
s., IN an extensive business, which operates us a
I,t,cus tax unon the Editors.l
~, All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
sirnever the party's hand-wri,ings unknown al this
te must be authenticated by the endorsation of the
master in the neghborhood, or they will IN no case
& ubllshed. Every measure, that has been taken TO
impositions and quizzes has proved heretofore
availng. We must, therefore, insist such case,
op the communicationbeing certified by the name Of
!. Pnstmaste .toriien on the back Of the letter.
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20 the Afflicted.

nRS. ROBINSON and WADDEY jointly tender
~ their professional services The public, and par
.calary such suffering with Chronic and sup
yosed incurahe forms disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they
treat, successfully, disease in any form; and salts
ned that seventy five per cent Of such have despair
ed Of getting we'll may be 10y ndicous use of veeeta-
BILE remedial agents. restored to at least comfortable
state OF health.
In Chronic cases. where the constitution has not
been too much impaired by disease, the of mercu
~ and other posons, and when required to visit
persons Al distance. charge DN be mode for serui
ca unless cure is esteted.
Il would be advisable for persons living at distance
10 be In the city, and receive daily attention. Board
can be had Al Or. RS. Address
Dss. ROBINSON { WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
s. Tie Doctors NAV be found al all times (when
not professionally engaged) at their Office, Frank
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
Feb 6-c3m r. & w.
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We confidently believ. ,b., ,b.,o u;u.a ;,

We confidently believe that there will he two
companies OF Uni'ed Safes Dragons ordered hv
The Governments 10 act as an .scori ioI the mo-
'eciion Of those gong gu, 10 California, and we
ihink II very probable there viii also be sent our
corps 81 engineers = survey ard II ark cut he
ueaesi Ionie 10 The Pacific. There has been a
call upon The proper tfraF menl TOR uoops, and
We think i will tie complrd with promptly.
We have, no doubt, omned mary things
which persons AT distance uoui: like 10 know,
hu' We have emb' died III !kr Information in his
circular, already loo long, lsai We could think
~ and, il tact, enough, We lhiGk. 10 answer all
Inc purposes ior which il was Intended.
The Aeenis being unacquaintsd in a large
portion OF the UniyeG Saes tee leave Ia refer 10
Hon. Scion BuTiabd, Hon. ". X. Sebastian and
Hon. k. w. Johnson. members 10 Congress
from this Sac. Brig Gen. Arbuck'e, Cap. Sih-
ley DR.. J. Ii. Bailey, Maj MacK,in, ,llictr> U.
5. Army stationed at Tins place, Capt. Il. gers, P.
Nj; Maj Elias Rector, U. S. Marsha; ~ any
81 III" merchants Of thi, town. Osdtn & Luce,
Fl. Wilcox, Col. G w. Clarke, Scot, White &
Co., Henry g. Gum peham Wallace & Ward
and Col. Jonn Drerpcn, Van Burtn; Gen. s.
Hompsead, U. S Dist Attorney, Gen {. N.
Conway, w t Woocrun. Gov. 5. Acam. and
Or K. L Dcse, Little Rock.
Those persons DESTROYS al attaching themselves
20 Tins comPaLy, can now have an cppu.tnnty
Of dong So by sending their names, humber OF
family, &c. &c. AS here arc a nrmher Of rrai.
lies 10 me vicin'ly I, ms CITY, they wal ford
excellent places Tor he gazing OF sock while
The rendezvous is taking rlace
Jim J. BILLIARD,
J. K KANNADY,
JOHN +. WHEELER.
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WAasRENTOy HOUSE,

HLCAtt.NDCIN
NHE subscriber having become the proprietor OF that
u we.sEown and popular Hotel in the town of
WaHenton recently kept by 6ronaugh & FAINT, and
hited up in the very style, ard furnished II
trely with and superior furniture Of every de-
senpon is prepared to entertain his friends and the
public generally. As no pains or expense have beer
spared furnishing his borders with every thing tina,
car contribute TO the satisfaction Of his guests and his
Barwnh the choicest Liquors and Cigars that the North
-th Markets Afford and. having procured the ser
Wees of attentive and experienced servants the sub
criher ltters himself that he will be able to entertain
those who may call on him in manner not TO be sur
passed, and upon terms which fail to please
Hs stable viii be under the Of attentive osters
and always provided with the best of provender.
Feb 2D-cim ALEXANDER BAKER.
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p1yNnway ARRESTED

COMMITTED to the Jail of the city OF Norfolk rs
' runaway, on the 10Th day of November, lS4s, a
Negro Man, who says his name Is Tom, or Thomas,
sui That he belongs to Mr. Necho, or Nico, French
nan, of New Orleans. Tom, Thomas, is about 30
ysls Of aye feet inches high light bacon color,
,iOuty made full face, bushy hair, has very slight
soppage 10 his speech and has been badly whipped =
II. saws he was born in Mddleburg, and sold in the
ely OF Richmond, Va 10 a trader, and carried 10 New
orleans in the schooner James Monroe, CAPTAIN Bush
some twenty years ago. He says he lived with his
MASTER, Mr. N.cho, in New Orleans six or seven years
aud thence he escaped TO Boston, where he has been
following the water ever since until arrested here, and
:oaihed in Jail. Hi. is hereby notified to prove
bis title 10 said Negro pay expenses and take him
sway-o,herwise he will be disposed Of as the law di.
iects. GEO MlLLLR, Jailor.
-. ~ eer
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the town Of Charlottesville, about
II Inc sth Of January last, Mulatto Girl named Ell
LEN purchased by me from the Estate of the late Ma
.hanlel Rowe, deceased. Said girl is about twenty
n,e or four years OF aye, fine head Of hair, and small
c and ankle an excellent house servant, seamstress,
&c she was raised near Stoney Point, Abemare CO.,
where She may be lurking; but from some information
wnich have received, think II more than probable
she has been carried acros. the Blue Ridge, In the
shSohood Of Port Republic, where she has relations
isng. Any information relative to her whereabouts
s be rewarded and for her being placed in any Jail
IN me Commonw ealth, so that get her, will give
,;or her being brought Charlottesville, and deli.
l,rrd IN the county Jail here, will be rewarded with
q. MILTON KING.
Charlottesville, Feb. %, ls4s-c2aw3w
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THE ACcoMACK DISTRICT.

E. P. Pitts, Esq, who had accepted The no
mination OF the Hampton Convention as the
Wing candidate for Congress, has withdrawn
his name. from the canvass. In a Gard pub.
lished in yesterdays Wing, Mir. P. says:
"Recent developments indicate discussions in
consequence OF the location of the nominee, and
sectional divisions of opinion and action most
discouragDg and unless healed and alayed,
must prove destructive 10 the success of the
canvass. | am unwilling to be the cause Of such
state of things; and many other Issues being
started in the canvass which do not properly
belong to it, | have determined 10 Withdraw
from 1t 10 addition TO this, should have to
resign my seat in The Senate, and deprive my.
self of a knowledge of the affairs of my ma
tive State, and chance to render her some
service, which had hoped TO do; or else by
holding on subject myself to the charge Of sell
might otherwise have secured. | feel, too,
that am under obligation to the Senatorial
District to serve out the term for which have
been elected; and although some of the coun-
Ties 10 that district have seemingly acqulesced
in my nomination for Congress, yet others have
not, and do not feel that | am at liberty TO
risque that district by resigning my seat, or en-
danger success in the Congressional District oy
holding on to it, were 10 continue in the can
vass. There are opposite opinions on this
pon, too, and it is impossible to please both
Sides
We cannot now say VINO will take the field
against Judge Bayly. Dr.. F. w. Mallory, an
"original' SUI generis Taylor Democrat, Free
Trade and anti Bank, is most prominently
spoken of.
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IN CHANCERY-ViHofNIA: At Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the
sate Courthouse, in the city Of Richmond, on We'd
nesday, January 10, l64s:
Peter Branch and Everett M Branch, Plaintiffs
against
John Hewlett, surviving administrator of Obadiah
smith, dy-eased, and Ridley Wills, late wife Of Tho
mas WiIh deceased, Defendants.
II appearing tho Court that the orders entered in
this Cause on the twentieth day Of March, eighteen
hundred and fory-e,g and the seventh day Of June,
eighteen hundred and fortyeight have not been exc
euied-on the maton Of the plaintiffs, by their coun-
vel thr Court doth order that John Shore, of the
Commissioners Of this Court do proceed execute the
ame; and that all persons who may have claims against
The decedent, Peter Branch, against the decedent
Martha Branch or against the estates Of either of them
90 exhibit the same for settlement, before the said
Commissioner, before the sixteenth day Of April
neIi-who shall cause publication of this order to be
made for eight weeks In one of the newspapers pub.
shed IN the city Of Richmond; aud It 10 ordered that
me same be posted a. the door OF the Courh Of
chesterfield county on two several Court days; and
'aai the said Commissioner do audit state and settle
such claims agans, said decedents their Estates as
may be exhibited TO him for settlement, and make re-
po thereof To the Court with any matters, specially
ala1ed deemed pertinent by himself, or which any OF
VIC parties may require 10 be stated and that he re-
luin with his report, all evidences OF such claims az
saa'l he so exhibited to him And, to allow time to
execute this ORDER the Court doth authorize the Clerk
uehver, forthwith, to the plaintiffs to their coun-
'e'' one or more copies Of the same.
ACopy-Teste, ROBERTS, Clerk.
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RICHMOND, VA, MORNING. MARCH 1e ls4e

A bill TO incorporate the Fishing Creek and
Monongahela Railroad Company was, on motion
OF MIR. PITTS, laid on the liable.
Various bills were ordered 10 be cngrossed.
A bill providing for the appointment oil prin-
cipal State Engineer was laid on the table, Oh
motion of Mr.. PAXTON.
A bill TO appoint Geolosisi, and providing
for chemical and mineralogical survey Of The
State was taken up. Mr.. RIVES moved to lay
The bill on The table Mr.. HINER moved its in
definite poslponemenL The motion of Mr.. HI
NER was then lost ayes IL, noes 60. The mo-
lion Of Mr. RlvES was losl; ayes 80, noes SO
The bill was then amended, on molten OF Mr..
TONNES, so as 10 give the Governor and Coun-
Gil the power OIL appointing the Geologisl, instead
OF the Governor with The consent OF the Senate.
The bill was ordered TO be engrossed.
Mr.. DORMAN moved lha, The House lake a
recess from q o'clock 10 o'clock until The ad.
journment OF The Legislature.
Mr.. PERROW moved an adjournment, which
was carried-ayes As, noes 49,
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FoRr SMITH, January 25 h. Is49.

S is no, cur intention 10 misleae any one
BY our Circular, bur woud in candor say 10 all
VINO ale coming from disIaLce 10 bling their
wagons as our couLlry is YET uew and The de-
mane already 80 great that j; will BIZ q fficult
10 procure such as would suit and iuc!u-
ding transportation 10 his place would then cost
cos less and answer their purpose better than any
hey could procure here, for all may rest assured
thai the committee appointed 10 examine will net
pass any wagon they do not consider saie and
FULLY slrong enough 10 stand the nip Every one
going vii; see the necessity and propriey Of this
pay strict attention 10 The above and do not lie,
ANY noIees 10 loe contrary lead any one 10 re-
srel his not having followed our ADVICE
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IL CHANCERy - y,Re,n.:-Ata cour, bs,d far
pa" noe'isna County, the cad day of January, 1919:
Nj saoina mciaurine. adminis,ratriI of Archibald
,aa, deceased, and in her right, Plaintiff:
m.,'. Roberts and Jane Frances his wife, for
Jshn. zane frances MeLaurine, Henrietta MeLaurine,
Lsasa. Leigh McLanrine, Isabella, Ann, Louisa Nc.
Tn ANU ana hrchiosld hcLaurine, Defendants.
e., he sehdanis, Richard Roberts and Jane Fran
r,v.n vile not having entered their appearance and
Ii. rrIss according 10 the act Of Assembly and
factory o. inns Court, and it appearing by salts.
commonu.e,s tnat they are not Inhabitants or this
ana mere on the FIRST day Of the next April term,
This o,as me bill OF the plaintiff, and thai cow Of
hsd in III. , s,s " inserted Ia pub
of,h;, na posted the front door Of the
Feb SMaS. Copy-Teste,
Ssm BIB WooDsoN, O.