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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-20

that foreign colonies will he stimulated 70 carry on the slave
trade with Increased activity osuppy that toP
cal productions which will created when the cultivation Of
these articles in the Eay,h coiouiss dinn.hed
most unque';ionshy will be- the emancipation the
slaves and the with when the
slaves freed in Hay do wh 10 anticipate
the PHILOSOPHICAL eon,der.on Of brart OF the question:
whrre shall fths free negroes work
for the white for wassin agricultural lsbour lands
Of the torrid zone.
shall therefore CONCLUDE with requesting the reader
observe how entirely the facts, staeh been mes
presented hy the anonymous author in considering
revival OF theory, with which
come on Any cuncn therefore, relative TINT
theory. altogether irrelevant to the statement IN,
report.
am, sir, your most obedeut humble ,s.vsn,,
THOMAS MOODY.
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.N0te.--( )There are az this line. in London,
more self created, theoretical, sentimental socie
ties, than in any other city in the world The
writer respectfully requests, Messfs Editors. 10
re-publish from The Albion, Of the 9th Dec. 1926
now forwarded them, the following extract, as
marked in that paper, upon " Tire present state of
fhs slave ,radc''-,aien from the last o ,arte,Ic
Review. Ii will serve 10 show, some similarity OF
thought between the Q iarrcrly Reviewer. mos,
unexpected quarter, aud the writer, In relation IN
the tendencies ofself creteI, sentimental .ocietis,
upon the practical affairs of mankind f. has il
srired the writer, with hope, That tie rave fo,
emancipation is about 10 receive check in tl,e
public opinion IN Great BsitaH thsi its pernieious
tendencies begin to be seen and animadgertea
upon. The writer fears, too late, for any practical
good 10 resisting hem. The extract is long, and
calls for printing labor, but the writer biek,
the subject i sufficiently interesting 70 nsiify much
printing labor a risbl understanding of il mirb'
rave the lives and pfope.y Of mill rs.
PRESENT STATE OF THE SLAVE TRADE
- ltfom The last QHtftefly i,svet.l
At. XII. Coryespsadsucc Nth ne Hrnih Css,e, .
refrting TO tie 0aof-Tradt. 1895, 1876 ckts. 4 ''
2 CerresPyvIspce NTH Feceiya Po.ers yegaf,,~ n, IL
si1cs TSgis 1870 1870. Ciass r. Irsssnfe = 10 ban
yiotJcs Of Parliament - "D"
B. Blitish and Foreign STATE Pepers is24 1925
Ntaeteenh a1d Ttgsnfs'h Rspors NJ fLs Tgi,s,, , r q
dfricoH Institution 1926 1896. - - '"'
IN December, 1874, The senate 81 gor e,,,f;.. 80,
certain resoluiior, amcas which the foloritr. $3.50
That this leri5iure narae Of The dsrgero, ,d ,;s
eanduct cfa nfl IN Gree, 9-7in md he Unac $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-20
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY II.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA CIVEc

Id'if Of Duties on IFooHen Goods
VA motion OF MIR. Msllary, the House then re-
solved itself into a Committee of the Whole on
The state OF Uni1n, ESQ votes 10 SO } MIR Buchanan
IN the Chair and took up the bill g for tile aiera
ZION OF the Acts imposing duties on Imports
This bill provides that, from aud after the first
OF August next, the duties on importa,ions into
The United States of all manufactures of Wool,
or OF which Wool is q component part. exceo,
Worsted Stuff Good and Blankets, whose value
shall not exceed forty cents the squard yad at the
place 'Shence imported, shall be deemed to have
cost forty cents. and charged with the present duty
accordingly. II exceeding forty cents, and not
exceeding two dollars and fifty cents the square
yard, II be deemed TO have cost the latter SIM,
and charged accordingly. IT exceeding two dol
lars and nifty cents, and no, exceeding four dollar.
The square yard, TO be deemed 10 have cost the
latter sum. and changed accordingly.
Section I'll provides, that all manufactured Wool
now chargesble with thirty per cent, du,y adj
valorem, shall, from and after the lst of June.
1873, be charged with thirty FIVE per cent duty:
and after the lst of June, 1929, be charged - nh
lorfy per cert. duty. If the actual value of sucb
WOOL at the place whence imported, shall ex,
coed ten, and not exceed forty cents per round, II
IS 10 be deemed to have cost forty cents, and
Charged as in this section provided
Section Sd provides that Wool. imported nm tho
skin, shall, including the value of the skin. he
charged with thirty per cent. duty, till Angus, !
1897; and with thirty five per cent. ill August i.
1873; after which time, duty OF forty per cent.
is to lie charged
MIR. Mallary spoke in favor Of the biz.
Csmbreleng against it
He moved that the committee now ri.e The
motion prevailsd-the committee rose accordingly
And then the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-20

The House Of Representatives has found ;,se
engaged, somewhat unexpectedly 10 US, in the dis
cvssion OF the bill, reported by the Committee of
manufactures, for the relief of the manufacturers
OF woolen goods. The views of tn. Committee
are i"iiy explained in the opening Speech OF Mr.
Ma!!sry. and those of the oppoSents of The bli
are developed in the remarks of MIR. Cambreleno
Al this stage OF the business, it is impossible 70
conjecture what will be the fate of the bill.
Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-20

MEXICAN AND HAVANA SQUADRONS.
We have been favored wi h the following ex
tracts oil letters from an officer on board the u
.. fTisa'e Coneiel ion. The Squadrons had no,
met but from the description given Of Com. La
8orde's men, when they do meet, we think /,
must be upon very unequal terms Nat Jour.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

IN r. DfOrfs Approved ant-siiop, rilIs
- which pte.eat and curt al bsiiaus t.ou-
plants, Mahgueat Fe,11s. Ae There Pills II
stomach. will cuuiglaUt th' ritn>ss aHigt cum.
mouly pfodut eiloV of Hiltuas Foygr. Asus 81
fsll Eevers, Bilious tbeli,, PieusY. =, srnls-
~ Normst sick ehd l'oHl stomach tist3 tei1e,
t.ass OF Appetite. figutgae. EpHepue Hts lly-
palaundtia. aud Hsat.lie5j ,asapiaants. aon
funach, iirati iiun II, spcpsla 81 Indigestion.
~ They teuIafs lahlmal Commences. Calds
lad rn Is, 4 stimn, euanguass t,raerl l,htu-
matl#o', t'apS Sealts. aep,hute hotohe, ,mru.
WIN. ga Ile i}iood tealle Complaints. 81,
eftaer supp, SOD the above pills, th,, IN,
received at the suh#a,ihors Drng aud Medicine
stone price 70 rent, 81 hes.
WALTER A. MIDDLETON.
ID OpPo -f4taHiu.
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MARGARET HOFFMAN.
PhilndrLnhin. HIM 30. ls2G.

Phuadrphla, Hay 30, 1906
This is 10 certify, that NV daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, laboured for
TIVE ly-two month uu3cra severe alteration
Of he tongue end throat which roceeded 20
such an ezteBt as 10 eat away third pnrt OF
hel ,orsGe, and really 10 destroy her palate,
and render h4r speech UalnleIIiCIble. In thi5
state, medical Hdylce was resorted to, md t.
verv RENE y. hat was suggested, tried, but
in van, wara, hearing Of Air. Pouer's We
getahle Caao.Irun, va, induced 10 try that :;
Two bottle haee ,dertualIy cured her, and
she is now perfectly we'll
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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Pbiia1tiphll, sept o., 1926.


SRI hcrrhg gave YOU statement Of
my ca e. and YOU ale al liberty 10 use II III a.
. y manner you may think proper.
About four years aeo ! became afflicted
viii complicated cpoe Of SaQfiia md
Hdse Smeihug during his period placed
myself under the care OF upwards Of eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Phts6urg,
Nbang and tins place. but their prescriptions
yarr in vain. My ern hccamc asfics3 he
elbow oint being very much enlarged, aud
So covered Will ulcers, That my physician
fearing modification wouia take placr, ed.
g.sed me 10 submitio ompHtati0n, but tbs "a.
;octcd. on my back there Was an ulcerns
large IL, the pal,n of my hand, which became
50 painful that despaircd Of ever being re
stored to ueaiia. orcvcn getting rei5el. H.
wing seen a similar case 10 my own which
was cured by your araiUabf C@5ohcoR, as
the lasr re ort | applied for II, mud tine happy
result j.. Iron il use about thrce month
nm perfectly cured. Join lIhAhf.
y. -. 81 am about leaving the city for
fniornaGou as 10 the accuracy Of my case
SIEVE III gentlemen Of nigh respcctabil'iy may
beretcngtdtu.
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pbiia4cIDL,a. .iJqu l6. 1926.

lido hereby etri.y, that twelve years ago,
three dnys after bong confined, both my legs
hegen 10 swell, constituting the dsense call
Ell ,Bd' Lag. Abonf eigh, months after they
ca,uaa e,d ling, they liberated and n
his ,eploraeir sta'e conanued until about
ont 5 ar since, when began to use Fotter's
Vegetable lsthuiicon. B. its sole use ] am
now perfectly Welt the swol,iugi5 gone, the
ulcers have healed, and NV llinbs ara as sound
and hpaiiI,y qe ever.
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Hqg,Ca,3 Com Eel 20. 1872

Mr. WIN. W. otter
Dear Sir. have noY but ouc hotl5
Of Ca'hoIicon lett. 4 person arrived this e.
vening. who came 60 mites sIuca morning
tor u bottles of Ca'holicoG Hrd world haV"
taken p, but could not be- hlm have hat
. tie came express" for tar article. and
SAYS tbat the person. ybo had used two bot
ties. has had " iire7 affection or "ons1mftI-
gu" % vears, and thai three ol the family
ere inealids. and have paid in ten years, Tor
aedlgaI advice aul medicine, $500. lie
says the person vino hiss used iAeiwo bottles,
psrsy f5p,9 a1g Intdic.ue 10 compare urb the
CqIt1E 1u aud that the ne 1haars, SEEM
the Astonishing effects it produced. rumber
ofjGam sent lae above person 10 procure the
article. fc. various chronic disea.os- The
acrsoH told me he would wait tno days, It
Ire could or.eare The fro dazeu. viii yon,
without tatl. send M. or # nee airy, even
come with few boxes Of the #a'holieon 70
Hartford, a, fear delay viii take place ~
Nov orE t,td New Haven aud as to be
iag ont ofrha article, cannot think OF 1t.
T.. ". BULL.
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Ctr'ifc1'e.- Gme in August, 1921, I
was desired by W u. Potter, 10 visit and ~
anime tie above lad, Samuel Rain the d.
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
aud a more Serious case of il | have never
secn-Gonsidefable portion of the whole di.
amcter OF the ubja, The main or slim bone oil
the lre had exfoliated aud come out--thn
wound measuring at the time seven inches
ia length, extending from little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inchc- auda half
il Width, and two inches and "A gua,tcr in
depth, the Aesh being rctroyerted along the
edges 10 the height OF one inch aud halt
he wa5 much cmaciated had hectic fcpefs !;
night swCats and was rapidly Vcrging 10
the araVe. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable Catholicou, which, in the course
Of three weeks, removed all tie symptoms Of
hectic, and in the beginning OF April, 1873,
after using ten bottles of tine medicine, he
was discharged. cured. have this day eX-
amiued the limb--it Is as sound as II was pre-.
rious To the acCdenl--a large quantity Of
healthy honey matter G.ed up the vacuum
left by = q e. ,aiated tibia, aud the limb IS as
firm aud sound, aud a useful as il could pos
5ib.y BE- had fae accident never happened.
HENRY M MURIRiE, NJ. d.
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Lam, ia haste, yours, So -.
Sold by tbe.prineipaI Druggists and Book

Sold by the.prineipai Druggists and Book
sellers in ibe United States.
~ Price So per bottle, or S3oper dozen.
=. Printed directions are on the bottles.
~. ". POTTER,
No II South Ninth street. between che
nus aud Market, opposite the University OF
PpunsVls ia.
TIE above Medicine for sale At the Drusg
aud Medicine store Of ...-,.......
WALTER II MIDDLETON,
opposite Poa QQice--LynehJufg'
May !. ON
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PhiiadeIpbio, .nar e. 1921.
- am now, thanks to your mellc'ne'
hearty nan. For nearly six wears nave
ZEN martyr to disease, whose raNases
fea.enei ii not soon stopped 10 put pea
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Phil1a Inhiu- .LHra6 la-

Phii43 lphia, Jltlf %, 1896.
have lahored Under very severe ce-e o(
if9sr Ipr The last i've years. audlu the com sc
.ot that tlme W. attended by two very re-
spectacle physicians OF this city, who pr
scfibed aud recommended every popular re.
mcdy which they thought would prove of
benefit, without SUCCESS. / was blistered
ntne times on the lnce, aud course Of mef-
curry pursued Intellectually. At lh,s time my
situation became qatie desperate, aud H..
manning tor some tme in tlns stale, | WAS ad-
Vsed by my friends 10 try Potter Vegetable
Calbolieon IN which thcy had great CONT
dence, aud finally consented 10 give IL tliai
Alter using five bottles, the disease began t.
show ITSELF more desperate than ever. which
caused me to think should never get freed
from tbs despondiug condition bnt BENG
urged by Mr.. Potter II take more. itully con-
WINGED ne that his medicine would have the
desired eiicCO l followed hi5 advice, thank
God, and from the Use ut uiue bottles II Ell
fectually performed "A Cme am now pet
ieotIy we'll, my system having undergone ~
complete revolution.
JhEM5 PIPER.
This IS 10 certify, that ! hsVc seen The a
bovc ca5e, and believer u he tmr and cor
rect NM. +. CARlIE
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Eeeith am Noney.-T6ere is It's
difference between health and noaey /;
money is the most enyied, but the least
enjoyed; health is the most enjoyed.
bun the ieast epvied and ihis superior
ny Of the latter is suli more obvious
wheG We reflect than the poorest man
would net part With health for money.
but that the richest would gladly Part
with their money Tor health.
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znuE proprietor Of this invaluable medi
~ cine, feels authorized, by ITS increasing
rpnutation, TO recommend 1t as superior III
ali other popular me dicnes, for the cure oi
KINGS EVIL or Scrofnla--NECROSl5 OF
licensed bones-SYPHili5 in every stage
NERGURIAL disrases---RliEUM AIiSM---
LIVER complaints-and ULCERS of every
description.
The Calhoicou has also been used with
great success in every variety of CViaaeoUs
Disease, b'otsbeS on the lace, PtaipieS and tel
}rin particular. Wfiie SWeiiiHgS, GOut, Ja,tn
dire. and Bilious diseases generally, bgSpcs-
.,a or Indigestion, complaints OF iae Stomocb,
and General dtbiii4. LISA certain purifier
ofihe biood aud bum0HrS, and has been found
an etigarinns remedy in purifying the blood
ofcbihren after rurciH0ttOn, aud should DC in
varlaby used as "A genera aiierutec both ioI
children aud adnlts--.beiug agreeable to the
most delicate palate, aud grateful cordial
70 the stomach. This is the first discovery
eta medicine taken INTO the stomach, that
has Ind the Ioug desired effect OF curing the
most obstinate aud distressing ericrnnt dis
eases. The use of nutricious food, aud the
ordinary ayaeatinns of business, are not in.
tcrnpted By the c. .hoicon and itsproper-
teghaying the power oil restoring both fresh AZ
B5re, and ofrenoyating and lnvgoIainB e
verv part of the system during the PROFESS OF
discriminating disease, 10 without parallel.
The following certificates viii, II IS pr sl-
med, satisfy the most i.ons' OF the pre-
eminent virtues OF ihr Da.holcon.
CERTIFICATES.
Fhiiadelphia, %. 2otb, 1927.
Mr. WIN y Potter
pear 5ir-Ten months have nov o
Tapsed since my daugher Mary Ann has been.
by the ne Of your Invaluable medicne, re-
s,5red 10 state of much better health than
,yr could reasonably have expected; and a.
a duty owe Ia suffering humanity, and gra-
,ude to Yourself, ten3er his, trusting II
may prove useful 10 those similarly afflicted.
About twelve years ago she complained OF
spypre pains in her back and hip, which
grew worse and worse until she was almost
unable to move, or turn herself in bed. Bu-
ring this period her back aud hip sweled
~ much, and the pain extended down Tue
leg, which lost its natural power a wasting
Of flesh Loss OF appetite, aud emacialiah en-
sued, aud her Conntenahco deWcled misery
She continued without much, u any, aiteratr
GATOR the better, Creeping her strictly und q
the adlice OF an eminent medical eGntlemanl
fra considerable time, when the swelling
on the hin began to increase herphysician
prescriptions became useless they recon-
menda1 the steel jacttt-oue was prucuged@
tried. bnt in vain, and the disease seemed 10
bid lefance t. ELI the Well-kuown remedies
ia that complaint. that were here employed.
She was then considered jHeRrdb'e- Het
sister having died al the same complaint, e
Ter an illness Of lnur venr5, we Wcfe 1t ept-
ON talI Mary Ann must share the same fate
I1efuo heard OF the remalh2hle success Of
roar Calholirou IA scrotlous complaints !
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cd 70 ny Histeeee 3laviRs had no regular
medical advice from the commencement, IN
complaint al ILaal got 10 such "a height that I
rouid moi sys#5fty without orast min ~
difficulty. Tamo,s formed n different parts
OF my body, anu began 10 ihiuk my sifaat-
on aimost desperate The i've Bottles Of The
CalnoIieou wbieh have ta,en have com
pletely cured lue, aud ! am now as well as ]
could wish TO he. Witssny thauks, a.n Your
Obliged humble servant, ct.
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George kana, OF the di'triet Of Southwark.
personally appeared, sHd, being duly sworn,
doth dalare and cay, tEal the above state
ment i. IN ali respects, correct eni trne, aud
that the signature TO il is IN the hand wri
ting 81 His deponent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-10
Hardware and Cutlery.
J0EAIitAS BUYrNER

5sAS received from liverpool by the Virginia and
Cumberland to this port, also ~ northern arrivals,
.hs fall assortment az RDH.iRE, sc.
AnOSGsT CHARE'
smiths vices, hammers, an,Iis and bellows
irac s., wagon boxes, ron rimd and stock locks
Bolts, hinges screws, catches, Shoves and spades
Shoves ana longs, sad irons, waffel irons
Chatting d,he,
Mill, cross Cut and hand saws
''anuel sash ard love tai 10
Hoop iron from inch TO 4 inch
Knives and forks, pen knvcs, razors and scissors
Ivory handle knives and forks sets 81 to SIS pieces
Clear bone do du
Table casters, plated am common
Conmode knobs book and sdeboard locks
Smiths files, hand saw 10
Horse rasps, cabinet rasps SHUTTERS trays
Brpss canGlesticks and lamp>
Fowling guns, double ard single baIrell
Brade's and Wsl5y's trowCls
PiaS,ering trou els
Plasterer's hat chefs
Mincs meat choppers
Bake pans, brass and bell metal kettles
FRYING pans, nrass and cast rOn and irons
With great varlet, Of other articles
Also on RAND:
D.3T{S' PATENT PLOUGIIS, aUsizes.
9mo %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-10
Head Quarters. Marine Corps,
QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE
Washington, 5M October, 1921
PROPOSALS


ENiLI. be received at this Office until the Is, %;
w November next u O'Clock NJ for suppi.nn,S ~
following articles of clothing for the United '-'
Marine Corps for the year182S, viz.
700 uniform coats with wings coHPH"
140) pair linen overalls
1900 do woollen overaIls
$500 do cotton shirts
$500 pair shoes
700 blankets g
100 pair short woolen stockings
700 par CATERS
700 fatigue jackets
700 fatigue ovsrAlls ..-s.
Complete samples of the different article, Sl' 4.
seen on making application to tn comTana, W.
of marines, at BROOKLYN, l.. New-forS' '", =,
town, Mass; Philadelphia, Pa Gosport va 49,
this Office.
The clothing to be delivered free OF expensr
ther of HE above named places, that may be oe'''
ed by this Department. ,.c,y,.
The Proposals 20 be endorsed: "PropO'ai' i'' >"
rine Clothing, 1925" ,,..,.-
oct S-3taw lin
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Earthen-ware, China and Glass s.

E>oBERT II. MILLER, has just received PEI ~
La Virginia. from liverpool, Il chin,
u crates and hhds of earthen-ware a"r w.
and 60 boxes pipes, being part of his fall supplies, :.
By the Brig Cumberland expected in few DAYS vs., y
wilreceive 70 packages more, which with N, rs, ye7
han,. will enable him to offer an a'sor''e.of;
complete and extensive. SEPT -, Re.
The Lcesbnrg Genius of Liberty Wneh .a's. Is
publican and Sentinel of the Valley, WI mt M, %
above for weeks and forward their a''O''
X. H. NJ
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Boarding House.

MRS CAPT. URLaHJENkLfo, p,0,s
HAS removed to that commodious house !" fhsrs
Ill street, next door to the Farmers DEL. ,.si Boa
she is prepared to accommodate few oen ss.. col
ers on reasonable terms. sep
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Notice.

TENHE Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, tbs Ga! I'D ih
Il dividend of profits upon its capta SUI r. s,ocl
of two per cent for the last six months s
holders or their representatives, on Wedne'''
Sd inst. ,, ...bier
oct 2-2aw2w JOHN HUT, 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-10

Snuff, sGbacco a, u Segars.
I HAVHi just received from Philadelphia, supply Of
n ID, Dick < Co.'S. celebrated
.M3RIINiQUE and MiTTYIT0CHE.S SNEFF,
and have on hand
CHEERING 1obacco, Snuff and .Sagoys
OF various qualities, each the best OF thcrs M. hich
willsell, wholesale and RETAIL at reduce, py,oas
Oct4 JOHN COI;SF