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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
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ps'i'"t 81 Fo.ic"' vrwH ii- I"uS ..nc viii Mr. DAM.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
Capt. Armxtrunn,s Trial.

The court-marlial iu: the trial u! Captain
Armstrong will convene in this ci,v in L few
days. Cou'nolnre Stewart is PrrSi;cn, nt til,
c"urt; Captains Shubr;rk, RcvJ, pauldns
jarvis, anal eight other csp;ains, compose ths
court A. Magrr'der, Esq, Of this city, j,
named as the Judge AlvoraIe
The charges asuinst Capt. Armstrong arc
!. Dlsubcdience Of orders The !js,artmcn,
carly in January ordered lin to lal;, ail ne
ccssary steps for iiic prnln,,ien and ,..'serva
ton of the public property.
2. Refusal 10 Scn the marines under his
charge to reinforce Fort pichcus when Lieut..
Slemmer reqlie"ted the r.irGIrcrncn.S
3. Failure &c supply the rn-t with provisions
when there were p!enty on store in ;!:e Yard
II seems that Capt. Armstrong dis! give the
order for the delivery oi The supplies. hu, tlc
officer IN charge erased the articles ot b..l,
pork and bread, saving they had mnnc 10 sparr.
Capt. Armstrong knew "l this actirn a.i,i Ialic,i
tG have the officer urrns.vr.
The Impression is general here that the
court martial will deprive Capt Armstrong OF
his commission
CAPT PORES TRIAL.
Capt. Pope, Of the 1"lps,alI,ic:,l Engineers,
who hns lcen ordered briur.. 4 c"'nf i;;l
Tor disrrspccliuI word, S.ukeT. s,f the Pr''Si-
dent oi the United States, l. nUw Ec:r. aud
pr"esScs hls rra'll!:csS 10 proceed win The
trial, although, ii has been postponed un;iI tie
la;h INST, AMI tilr charge is said 20 have been
withdrawn. 1t appears thai The u:r;iloran,lun
bi offence and order Tor trial is in The !!nn;I.
writing Of Mr.. Buchanan hilrsrlr
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pfe0F. l.. MILLsils'S
HAIR iNViGORATOR

AN EFFECTIVE, sArE And ECONOMICAL
CUHP0GSD
S;Noit Restoring Cray HALF 10 It's "rs!usl ':"I'r
L without dye eng.
For Preventing fsaIdIiess and curiuX 1t, when
there Is the leaAt particle oil vtsy or rrcup-rsYr
erEy remaining.
yVr XumoEing Scurf and prndrur and all
cu.nneuus affections oi the scalp.
For BscauttfyinG the Hair, lmiaring 10 An un.
eaua,rd gloss aud hriltncy, making II soft aud sT In
i:s texture, and csusing Il 20 curl rea''ily
This preparation OeaRses the head ap scalp 'rou Jan
rH and o,l.r cuuneun dis -tsrs, The hair
lu,uriany, strengthening the and re.orug he
oyh 20 those parts which have hecor ball and caIs!ng
10 yield resh covering nf mir " Will eGrctudy pre-.
vrnILhv Sir from turulnk gray until tie --latest pen Of
He and IL cas.s Ehefe The hair hs. already changed li:
c,u- the usr Of the Inrguraor Will with ccrtsiy
10 1 original hue giving It dark sorsy appearance
As perfume for the tGri and Hatr cEtoraI- II Is p:r
t!culcrly recommended having sgrr.aLs fragrance
and the great facilities IL affords u dressc tae h-hencr
the great demaud for It by the ladies' ~ stniatG s-'
article which none ought be withca! lie price pa.s
|, within the reach af ALL belag - reu.s sorTLsLe
be had at Gn respectable Druggists and ftrfuIntSs.
L. MLLYR would call the attention Of Parens I'D Guar
dIsps 10 the use Of biz Invursor In %lere II. ell
Irens hair aclpss TO e weak, asst lays the Ouat,Sn T.
4 good head OF hair
Wholesale Depot b.; pry St.set and soh hy I'll th-
principal Merchants ani Druggrtd throuEhuut The world
Liberal di.coant TO purchasers by :he Quantity:
cW- also desire - prelrri the American Pubic my
NEW AND iarRu1ED INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
which ar.f 7ears Of .cl-n,ia: sxpermeutiES, s.T,
h-ouytt 10 perfection Il Dyes eark Brow! INSTANTLY
ynou injar the Hs.t skl-warr'nted the hest ~
ls;r Of the Kind 10 existence Pic. only 80 cents.
D-I.ut 56 ney street, Ne~ YORK. Sspt 1-dkely
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No CoMNuSIOS WITH SiAvsnaLuEws-
"iiurpers Weekly" contains Il cuitlng carica
tnre upon l'e.cher. There is picture ", IL,
sanctuary, the brethren at prayer, ii=ec;I.r Il,
slie table with cup in hand To administer til,
sacrament Washington Is knrelnG ans
reaches out his iEIid ior thc cup ~ii;c Beeci!ei
turns from him and bids m"i Lcsuu,e. alal old
John Brown stands behind With lance in hand
pointing t. II rnnlto The Ii,;ic; i.a.r-;.a
and SISTERS iluiig tn.: itat.S with s:,euir h.
Washington, upon his knees at The ai:c;, with
one l:aml urpn his hrrrr and the other rca"il.
I'M: forth To The pastor, is tirIiird thu prSir.
"i touching his lips 10 tl!c cup which cven III.
negro is not refused if he he Christian.
Mr.. Ecechsr vas in De*ey's News Ron
last evening, ami his attention was called t"
this picture. lie looked ut il i,r sr!.:c ii;.ic-
long en"'s;, l., c"'npreli-nt iis i'i;! !,..fposr
and H:ar!ag-and luen laid it do~u. "a. Iug
.'ths: is inrci - RUchssirr l'ninn
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COMIISSlONEfk'S SALE Of LAMB IN

sSCGsUAET to ;hs decree OF Hanover CIrca. Court. Of
the eI:h day uf Uc! 1859 In the Of Anderson .BaiCsi
J0ae, e. ais the subscriber Will ae:l pcbc auctcn
he pre,n!s=s THURSDAY. the 2ist day Of March.
ia;au;, II fair Il the fair duy thereafter the tract
~: LASD On Which The late William H. Ioues lived at thr
line ai his DEATH lying on Tsyiurs Greek, the resi-
dclce Of Ed W Motti, C:q, and coatAnlus sboat l5u
acres, rs II Is believed. The suhScribe., ir. Norris at
Montpelier, O., Hanover viii give any information which
uaT be asked In respect ~ IT,
The TRIMS 0! sale cash Cor expenses OF sale. credit
o siS twelve and eigtern months for the re-idu-, with
bonds bearing Interest, sud with personal security.
{. ". DABSEY,
March S. c.ds Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Speaking. ii ;l;c Two Presidents, thu Hon jnu
frr-, =. writes: These two inca. horn il the
>rnc Sia':, both seeking their fortunes ~ one
sou. ii..ar; the o!iIcr uniriiwHrd are truly re.
prese!'EatvrS men OF the two phases "f .Aiue-
ricau b.Inhcracr One Ii - s;ii-.Cati'. man, hy
;u:n rail>l'l!;trr, rattsma,,, il!t bn:;niaii,
si"crr. "'ilSSr attorney, prosperous iaw:er,
u'.,.hrr II Con srrss aud by strunS- a:ci
'iru,, President oi great nation ; the oltcr o
sculI,trl;rlI horn aud bred. carefully educated,
distinguished in the Held at tie bar. md
III :!rc raiIlvi. Ui tlr. unr, tt.> chrie.t re.
."uncndat'on for the rc-i,t-ncy WAS that lr.
lad SPLIT rails ~ MS Youth: Uf the other, i;
.:as SAID !ir ole ri the most s;t snciUus
leaders. and that nc h:t! won the battle .:
Bucna |:la Are nn: tbs. distinguishing cha,
r::t:;rri>!n'S which prove MS Two r.opic well re-
presented lii the biographies Ui the Two ulcn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

.ignivAL ~ TIE EIEsr JArASEsg MkEcAAaI.
1t is mt unlikely that lpaEy Of the stA.c
Iusnl, lrindc il, the TyceI:t etlrr. "r:ttcn from
japan ht Disappointed naval oi.ioets. who an.
,clpated "luasnlicciIt uyatian thClc, are
grossly exaSsrrslcd. \ San FraHr'scr parar
rurwl,s the arrl:a. III thar CITY I'll II .jaIalrs.
merchant, whu caue tu purchase Sp,t> ~ bt
sold III his own country. liiiS Is the tiT.t In
StalIurnt Of a traffic ll!ul, We l:ust viii bc t"r
extensive and per'Eancni, III spite ut tsir siiIi
ter r,m0rs reported
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j. I. I,HlsrS.

ii II" s"''reh '!nty If defending your co'lu.
'ry--!."i rights an4 her honur-iakr good
heed, Charge you, in the naluc Of those for
"!"in >"'aN. LAKE good i,rc'. li.7t tui>. their
GJu L. ..'' '.,. .';s:.. =. ,..rru
nor IL atnr'2 folds uriDl;! sui nn<1ilc';: hut
lei snr,. stained ANA a;;, gct: fragments Ut.
rsi III" ti;.ri"g gr!iGntrI' si:.I when il Wa
barI.'. "'.h lie steady cvurase win which II
was ':sIe":"d. And ye. again. and still in 'hr
.ci,!i: lI;.!rr; ut those lur whoin ! Spraii,
r:snGE. t"u thai yon forget not; IN the hcrtcSt
passion u! the strife. The rncrrr :uc 10 tho
ylr!,ii,S ijc. n"r 80 iaruIah, with L single crue.
.ct. tbs dtg w:,,r they have wrought. as 10
rai,ar Their >O'InwImy hearts orc pang Vt griri
or sii,n.. Remember that nai:rc herself weeIrs
"iii. ~: i"g sls3""fs pSvr the havoc causeI! by
ihe 'i..rcir!Ii::; bolt, sud that Surnr slniics
chg: 'iIr tears from In" check AZ sputI a. the
c!cr.rriI,ai ,a: j. c;YIv,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

W ""nSGIoS, NAFeh The War DrpnrI,sn: rrceiv. I
.p-'s's '!',f! 'i1.pf .:sr-H1 L.r IN lie rsI.r,
t.a! Va h:t.i a"d ,,r.: a'i rs c1.uGe Good ,,
' N''' S''''''
-, ''I I"H%io "5s 77;r :" 'sn1!:.r"u. .. .:w ays
hr tiO: rsni':u- here tai hr T"iuri-
u"t "s" |:"'iS: h''d '"ri! hr't Ilecti.. :o-Isy
Virginia. :As resigned
ir DP'"""e sops PAID ;i=.r respect. 10 we Preside;
20 day. - '' - '''e ~'''f. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

The real ques,i"n tbn Peace Conference
rIird 10 settle was, how much shall Inc Bis"h
Rrpubl:.In, take wih tie Gc3rrnu.~r... an,
nnr much shall the irurder S,a;:s give '.p 'o
stay III ulirr il? Tbs is Il very nicc QUESTION.
,S the Gorcr States aic vel y a;iXi,.lls 10 STAY
III, they offer ID give grrst DIAL. but rs tho
Black Rrpuhhcara arc nos su'" 4. the power,
trey insist OH taking all. Sol. e "s- uo scl
ls,uv;t.-i LyGisrt;ts C.4r
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y NEW cuMu.xuEg ~ CHEF.

wr r!ahc ul tiir f,'lipwihg Auu,nary - rieIii.
:ciiut
y NEW cuMMASrEE ~ cHIEF
Er'.ad'.i 'irneru! Peter Il. T. Dcaurrgar,!,
o. !-';',lsI.:ia, appvii,trd by President DAVIS To
ianr c"!arIa:.I Vi The lo:ccs ia Cnari,s tun har.
b.. rc"cird ii.at c::.y on SUNDAY. ihe Cou.
Iisr .:!:c- n"lcv, tic distinguished arrival:
An Official order from the War Department
ri Soutii CarrlEs Introduces ard instai:s il.
cplnlnand brl.a'iirI Gsncrai Drau,"gard, ui
L'iis'alia, who has tccil appuinlvI AID a>sig:l
ri ~ this statIo.. Ly tli" Confederate autlrrl
IIr>. t:cue!aI Bcau:egurd Is ia"urab.y known
/" 'uniiy .:ro!Ilans, vino :rr2e.i with him III
Mexico = icr" he e;::ne, h!s i.!.icls. lie .aS
I! :a'!"! 81 1881, ahd oc.ah service i'll the En-.
gre!:' IL 1888 His brew; ~ cur'1in ~as
arG&nS1 by gallant ':";.d.!c: 1T Lvut,cre: anH
t!,:,ai''i; -, uigi III less .lAi ;aGiit ir r:li 4!
I'll Inc lrerri o! Mairr n, Cnaguit"prc.
i;ia acH0i':p!:S:it,: Hf.i distinguished officer
wa' ais"g 'd>>fnii" Il. W",t pu,t If Ma;a.
!Epi"r. lie has hoc only acGu!rcd faur" ~ :.
sracf"i "l;i':,:. IN; high reputation ~ al rn
.lirrr, U'ri ';"l,:. ms service IN inr United
state Army has g,.,t Tic co.i;.'~.r,:. %! iI.
Whole Country. len. Etarrcr!i !, in the
4+th Year Of his aye.
Trc ini.,wi!!s i tite o!;!"i.! ',rdr :rf;:r,cd Ia
H. '!lr paragraph We I,mi"
Peter 9. !. Bcaurc:aI'l, having ;m~n ap
P'.!''! b:iga'i:ir icnriai Of 'ir Inn!t,rrair
>t"'.:" "' .'merica, and having b"cn nrirrrd
i'".s"'i;c c"'nGarL Of 'hc 'ronps il and hear
Charleston h'r:'nr, viii hr respected ard "bcy-
"h accordingly; ;,rd al State officers ~ The
Volunteers, Enlisted men and Militia on duty,
'Tc c''ruiir,nr!>'l t. obey a!: r;e.s e'na;ia.ing
from lin.
N,,,.E.,, :, 1,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

heS!G"%: a. .i,.c Mr. .syn. ryj.,:,r,I ! t;l ,r,
G'i'hs ." u: r'>1 Ui = cUr H., r.!u,.! n: IA.
SO - vc"E"se s !GC igndc:cr q: ,:r $sp,r; ,
'f': dS! ID" N"ti ~ 'u" 'vr Gggaiv at-s s. ily,
'"c' .! ''F' '"-:s ~" CT gers , .il-i :, ,,,r.
''o -" c'"rSsr' eH 'ii c Ii>'s~,: :. rr.o.;Ior
Wa "u''s h''-'ss: ... tt.s.laJ u I,i.uct Tie. Com
"''l";s ~ 'i'r ~ ~ t,;s lee Lct!fI- NJ
i.E' 'A's "' "a: rNsri''t ~ irc r,:7Eron!l Copy.
try
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

y CLACK Man AT TIE FkEXtm CgcE!-Na-
p""or yaye e:aE:H ball just before The begin
ain; u i.t, and II Correspondent ut l!!r Erca-
n, Pas, writes -" At tins bail Il Stout. c:lry
nr.r'', black Ms eluny, with the "or!e,i Of
muir and whiSkeIS, aI,i The .ackGs; Of ills,
wearing magnificent order l.; t,c,i"ei wIiii
the utmost 'il..tincl:nn hy the Imperial pau
and 10y ali the graI.dees ul the court. This Sa.
bic pcrsonaSc 81 as the son III Tie ex E'npscur
:>oi"uqnr, the Duce high an'i ;:'Ighrr Dnke o.
MarII.uiu,ir, received III ihc Tuc.itS with nj:
the respect paid i'll courts ~ th" >civns Of iait.
eli royalty white or black"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

PoLlrlcAL CONDITION ur TIE SENATE -Ihe
Republicans have now a majority in the United
States Senate They have now twan'y'hlne
votes against twenty -four on the Democratic
side. The vacancies of Ar. Green. Of Mo-, ana
Mr.. Gwin, Of Cal, have yet to be f!!e!, Hu'
they will be followed probably by Democratic
successors. I, is expected that tie present
officers of the Senate Will be chanset, except
perhaps, tie venerable secretary, Nj DlcK'hs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

On Monday morning laos, the freight train
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad going
West, had on tao Culun.hahs. one weighing
$4,000, the other 1888 pounds, their !englh
was ten feet four inches, The bore ten inches.
There were along three car loads of shot and
she'll Of proper size for lh=u. They We're di-
rected TO Governor \. L. Moore, Montgomery,
Alokou,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Nj" OEGATFvn TIE SEcvsD l'REsDTTsElA3 cuciI.
-)br. Hogr's congregation huvc lu.ely Daconlr the
Vo>-e->cr, OF very c organ, from the unli!acto-
r. nj the we'll ;n"wm ".san iuil!.r, icnry Eric.l,
Of New York. Ii pcrIoIrucI nn last Sunday for
tie frst 'c III thi- c:;y. although il wm.,> u;gc,.;
,s..r Idle, aud o:Ii; si":nvl nrk previous TO i!s
-ii,rutlo i.I"!!iuuhd, aai they nraalunl'sy dcc-
e, il 10 b" fist rate u nil it, details Although n"!
"t the urgr>t c!a--, The great body -! tone Obtained
from the Eemry p'ala.-Il,s, which can be gradually
moiulcd to inc ynHlirs. sprrrg ol the sco .lv!s
render Il rrry powerful End elective Instrument
I. .cnI,nrs Two fall sets Vi keys, twent.-inmT Stops
aud tw" "ctrvcs "t pedal pipes. The nralfcrs a'd
congregation! OF Dr.. llUers Church nrc delighted with
their ne% urEan ami wel. they may b.. Sir. Erhen
who rue.ri,dc s erection, Is III thi- city, and We
certainly cannot hut aIlrcca;c his effort. III organ
izin1 the Churches. I every city und almost every
village throughout the entire South, may De f3Tr:
noble ,I.rc.cuo vi Es hauwnrk. We .upc hrnia.
:lavs co!llIu.nc- uI the which his efforts
sr richly deserve.
Oh iurday night the Church VIA flied by all 81
,r!lt.va aud dysE!ed nudiuure, %u listened 70 the
mel rlinl,s inI,n nf TIN. Instrument, which were
brought out hy Mr,-'s. Barber, bmn.l.rcair, Clapr
Cr:n..l. AM Hut";, a ;..c lie greatest possible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

a Turin letter says that Us soon rs ie1o'
Emmanuel shall be proclaimed King Of Italy
hv the Na;iona! Parliament, t:e will formally
ask Tie Prpe 20 scctpt the protection of Piee-
uronteSe troops, and t" cnu>ent 10 the with
,traGsl ut the French GARRISON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Nv n"if''>. hHTc: !-Ii" receipt, -! c-is,r 4. 49,,
p"t dur,,E !i It:t. ttss. .l~r. Nr 9 sfrt
Tn. I%or- lric: 20 I.r.i.ri G Hs - Gl go
h-s-| aEd - Frame !H"gJ bI.r, Eru!a Noble ':e
-Xlt 20 ucat rt.'aa narGa The wcs w"tr.S ypd btlr:
r.. .:E!iE" 81. 't..u Ir- ai 2A.; pr-fiLl.
wh;rn' Mobile ne vt: Is 81 s! -. f-rrEhi: iysFr,,
i!!. ami 10 i,vrr ~. N,"... tie rae is.rt.gC. .
Il. - iirvrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

NnT So.-The Pensacola -. Ie.tc" 81 III,
18th nt. state. that the report due! between
Mr. Harl editor Of rhr Tali.;k. See (F!"rI'ia)
sentinel, ard Al,. Eoeu..n, in whrl tott;
were .nid to harr be"Ii llc,l, proves IL lie Il
no o.-uch thing. No stI.r Vi he ilnI took
place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

TESTIMONIAL TO Nix. L. S. HALL, os WETzEL.
We are authorized to announce that The cere-
lnony of the presentation, in the part OF the
young men Of K!chmn,yl, VI i gold.headrd
cane, to be presented To Mr.. L. S Hall. Of
Wetzel, as Testimonial Of Mr. Halls bold and
fearless yindicaiinn nf The honor Of Virginia,
will take place At the Spo.swood House. this
evening, ct Ell sht O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
Total colur,< membership South. -. 1000
7:a-Secretu.y ,:hompson's Statement,

i few dlys ego, Nr. Jacob r. Thompson,
late Secretary oi the Interior, miade al address
IA i> lrieu,ls and nrig!imrs in Mississippi,
maintaining lhr atiun u Mr. l'ichanans
cabir,,l in rcgari lu .ccrssru. He said that
there waa no SERIOUS trouble in the cabinet un-
nj It Tus knusn that MIR Lincoln was elected;
then arose . discussion upon the rights and
powers Of the General ad State Governments.
On the right Of y State t. >cccd-, the cabinet
split at ONCE; but %, the right oi the General
tiosclutnrnt tu cucrrs rebel, all agreed IN tile
negative. THOMPSON held strongly To the right
lo scceie, hut kept his place, III the nope,
~ he says, ol preserving peaec. liz AGREED
with the President that il was his duIy 10 en-
force the laws and hold public property: tut
held that the army @rd navy could on!y ue
used as q puSs. to air lie evil authority, and
as aii The civi! executive officers in South Ca-
roiina had res gned there could oc no attempt
to uphold the laws He also remarks:
''As was writing my resignation, l sent
3ix~@ich 10 Ju"gc Lo"ySt"tH hHh ths Ss1T "
tie Hcyt mas coming rih requirements
rhe troops were thu, t'nL IN their guard, ami
when the Slnr %! the Nr,l arrived, shc re-
ceived warm welcome from booming cannon,
and soon beat retreat. | was rrjjlced the
Yesse! ~as not sunk, but | WAS atill tnore re-
nced that The concealed trick, first conceived
by Gen, Scott, and adopted by Secretary Holt,
but cnunterulanded by the President wheLi 10"
!stc proved failure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Nsr pgi.. t>i. ;ia.c!I S-Iir s.'aGslp uavlEn iIr7
Havana t." III: ., a!ivrp at tits Ivi j ~g.;:,r'
Va, cool h!u t- sand ira':;.y. Etshrss V-y. IT.
SThurrI prT.iaiivS rut',uuc IL c nace 81" tie
lion Z: rriGr- Alfred Ih- SIanish Da.l had
Issue OF two lsliIis.
Sugars acr" -. !2to - d p; TEL.
stoc. In '"i l.O,c"o rscauS. j. ~ ~
pr cent p!-rsiuin: Oa Hvw rOr .n! pr r.I :-..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
TIE SUMNER COURSE OF LECTURES
OF INK
MEDICAL CULLEGE CT VA.

DELIVERED BT
FsHaE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION FOR MEDICAL IN
e SrECCTiuS Su,nRieuc- iJti' VI Hp'"'
Is6l and au; h= 1T Of August sEsanS, ohaeT
;Sr :u!DY !:s orxALzati9p: =.
pro!. c. BELL GlssoS, 81 D.. Lecturer Oh fr'aS'i's
Prof A. T. PErituLAs NJ D., Lecturer On Ars.ony aud
prol JAS r. McCAw. NJ. D., Loeassr on Medical Chem
!s,ry and ToxicolnK?.
Prof: = D. CULLEN, NJ. D.. Lecturer 90 Physiology:
Prof MARION AuWAKp. =. D., Lecturer OH A-le'ia
Nrdica- .
Prof.. EpwARD j. DEEw, Vi. b., Lecturer oess,.
! rss. :.
The plan Of INSTRUCTION Will embrace combination Of
L-.trrS. and Esamgs,ups design beiDE 10 deliver
bat two Lectures ua, each preceded by thorough sA'
summation the Slbjr tlal!cE OF TIE previous one
thus 0rJ.ng the coDoired a'a'itse Oh sns!rnc"h NY
ness of lectures xily reca0Is Thereby gVinS ue
student anpie time for private study aic lot a'!s"'' "
clinical Ou5rrTailoa.
stuents Of this Course will he permitted 10 sr- the Cases
st the M.dicu! c!!ege Hospital Bellevue Hosptsi, sno
Ci,; Al,cs HOUSE, fEEE Uf CHARGE.
the Surgical Wards of these lTirsitutionl Important
operations Constantly performed AMI i!e @ehcA'
pa:,.-nt sasds daily opportunities tor ooaeryins me-
sas,x Decliiar and inrffehlt 10 Me SoDsh.
facility will be given for the study OF fFancH an
no;ny The D.s=c:,ay R"olps, uudrr The chd.S- OF :i
p-mis;r,or, lDs. Inward cnnms:"us we'll r1ni-
.ie aau furnished viii, abundant ua.Eri ~ p'o"'
aLiy 2 lower rse ih.n can elsewhere be procured
s Attendance n!s Course Will De rekaFnea ~ foe
Faculty Of the Medical CoIer ot Vrsaih euirsieu' to
,=-ve months study in ! Physcian'n Gmse.
Pee fur this Course. ,'U.
Z:- For fu-tts: Information, apply 10
}. :. DORSEY CULLEN, NJ, D.,
pf.h .gEn@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

TIE BORDER SLAVE STATES ~ CONGRESS-
In the present Congress Delaware has repre-
sentative, Maryland t, Virginia l3 North Ca:
rolina 8, Kentucky 10, Tennessee 10, Missouri
:, Arkansas 2-toInl 81. Under the ceiiSlls OF
1860, Virginia loses 9, North Carolina ! Ten
ncssee .. Kentucky 2-lo!al3. Missouri gSlns
and Arkansas l--tulal 7. \ nett l"ss OF Z.
So that under the new aprort.onment the eight
border slave States will have only 30 votes
The antl-slavery States will have l3o ToleS
under the new census. nearly three times Us
many as the border slave States have.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

The inauguration i,all w1s I bad i.tlre i'll a
tinancisI pi.lnt %! view. !inn'."! ci -alarie,
men oI the Rcpublic"h party k E, away. Slc!
fact Is Uninou, coIccruil. IN, iurIirc business
prosperity oil WashugIcn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Among the latest arrivals annDun;:ci at
Montgomery, Ala, the site of the G'.vcrurnent
Of the Southern Contederacy, is John Lane,
(son OF Cen JOS. Lanc.) WHO has resigned his
cad.tship al West Point, i'r the purpose Of
Offering his services u the PrsSi3r.' 81 tds
Confederate States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

RELEASE os OSE uF TIE FE, sELs SEizsu a.
SAVANNAH Tie turE Auiu> o., Captain Encii,
one ol the vessels lately seihed ut Savannah BY
order Of Gvyerrnr Brown was Released iT.':'
custody on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Sir. EIn. VI. Browne, late oi ii.s u a:hng-
ton Constitution las accepted the position Ut
Assistant Secretary Cf Sia:e NJ the Sc;ithern
Republic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

The imports Of CRY goods at Ses York Tor
week ending March !. show = deciease u
50, 43n, s32, as coIrpurtd with lhe last year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Anxious Seekers" ior the !o.Tes Ind fishes,
are now seen in Shouts iD Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Generals Scott AMI Wool we're on thE An, ii
the head Of the batteries OF 1Tins artillery
ready 70 act il person upon emergency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Join p. Garesche, Esq, folin=rly Of VIII
riimyts,n, Del, and lat- |. 5. Consul TO Mstan-
zaS. died in St. Louis Oh the 9Th ult.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Mr.. Thornton, member Of the California
Senate, and a nephew of Senator CritteEden,
lately made secession speech