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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-13
NORTHUMBERLAND.

COMMUNICATED
At numerous meeting of the citizens Of Char
iot'e County, convened at their Courthouse thi
ON day OF March, 1895. it being their Cour, day
previous notice of the meeting having been Civ en-
William Nj. Watkins was called to the Chair, an,
"hsiow Robinson sppointed Secretary, and IN
'ohewing preamble and resolutions were unani-
n,oasy adopted:
whereas, John Randolph of Roanoke, has fo
iong lime served his country ia the public coum
Sns OF the nation With zeal, integrity and grea
aoiiity, and has, throughout the whole course o.
MS political life, been the firm and constant oppo.
ser OF all the measures of the General Government
winch have tendency TO exceed its legitimate
powers aud to increase executive patronage and
mas oeen the firm and constant friend of the rights
OF the States, guarding them with an eagles eye
against all encroachments. And, whereas, he has
uniformly attempted 10 protect the agIcl iral in
'eies' ('he mos; important in the nation, agains
oil unnecessary burhens BY endeavouring to limit
'sAauon TO the necessary expenses of The Govern
heht AMI by opposing all duties designed TO foster
manufactures at the expence of agriculture and
commerce. And, whereas, by a latitude Of con-
siruciion given TO the Constitution OF the United
States by the present government, measures of
,he most alarming kind have been adopted, Tend
ing either to the consolidation separation of the
States, evils TO be equally unprecedented aud de-
P'o'ea' And 1t is our duty at all times, bot more
especially under such state of things to select
from our fe!iow.ciiizens representative to the
next Congress OF tried integrity, fTnlaess, and a.
billy,
Resoired, therefore. al the ensuing election of
member TO Congress, we will support our former,
long tried viriuous, fai hful and able representa-
i've, John Randolph of Roanoke, and that W
earnestly recommend to the freeholders of this and
the other counties of the District TO repair 10 The
polls with ardour, and shew by their votes their
undn'inlshed confidence in him, Notwithstanding
MS recent exclusion from the Senate of the United
States, eifectej, as Is believed by cai,mny. and
coalition OF the friends Of the present a,nni.tra-
non with the friends of his successor against the
sense OF the people OF the State.
Resofved, that we disapproye of all poii,ica
coalitions, because they formed o advance am
oitious or Interested purposes by the sacrifice o
just principles, sound patriotism, and old connex-
IONS, and that we regard those who obtain polit.
cal preierment by the aid of such coalitions. as
wholly unworthy of trust.
ReSoioed, that we particularly approve of the
holiness "rh which Mr.. z lmdoiph has denounced
the coalition by which the present administration
came into existence.
Resolrea, that The foregoing preamble and re
solutions be signed by the Chairman OF this meet, .
Ing and transmitted TO Mr. Randolph and that a
copy thereof be published in the Richmond Enaui-
Ter. w. NJ. WATKINS, Chairman.
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In ~ SCHOOL.

THE next session u the LAW SCHOOL, at Needham in
the county Of Cumberland, Farmvle the county
Of Piince Edwatd, will the first Monday In,
April next aud end with tn. yeii change in the terms Of
the Lne Seoo from the last year. when there but few
students; but very full class expected this year. from the
number already heai from. Every letter which have re-
e,ved IN teaoa 70 the Lou School! has been promptly
sweIcd IL gentlemen coming 10 IL, will ne, dir eeted Il,
FarapW when they will be al Raines Tavsrn, the stage
rad from RShm'nd to LSnehbrg my carriage shall
ib. kfeden .us stage. ge out at the step. Of my yard.
in he MoOF-UOuHr, attached 10 the Law School, every
every regularly filed in writing; resS-
'fB doeketed, argued aud decided, upon written testimony
Only ANT regular record kept OF all the 80
that II gentleman will make The proper the books and
acquire foe himself correct kn0ledge Of the theory the
law ne WILL he passes he instructed and assisted
of The practice For further particulars must
efef e notice Published this paper Of the last session
Fob Is. SS-fawsw CREED TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-13

are Mr.. Gslisiin. and Mr. Hutchipson, win Mr..
Ambercrombe, jun. as Secretary, and the whole
affair, is confidently afrned. has nearly arrived A
conclusion, likely to be thought satisfactory by
both countries. On that part OF the question which
regards the commercial intercourse with our colo.
MES, II is said that even the American meschants
nave nothing TO sllege against the conduct of the
English Government, but were disposed rather. ON
The contrary, to show the blame ON their own
we this day announce the decease Of two Of On r
distinguished fellow citizens, Hon. CHRISTOPHER
uoie' aged 30, and Ho6. Arnold Wells. 6S. Tbsir
ea'h mas excited no ordinary sensations Of reepet
VIC NOUN the loss OF eminent men, who. many
years, hled high and responsible stations in soci-
e'y' with great reputation s. fidelity fBost. GAG
W we have been requested state, that Gen L. D.de
eanndae Tor reelection tie Senatorial Drct com.
posed Of SPOTS yvana, Louisa, Orange and Madison.
IT The I'd No Of AGO will an
pear certainly IN the Of the week Thursv
paper guilty Of .quo siion which nSmsn,ary rsa.r
Ip should have corrected Instead of adding as Mr. Ran
doiihs imprompu to Dr. Crumps ross, and Sword or
The Lord i Gideonr of 70 have been Al
the Sword Vf the Lord aud Of GideOn.''
The National Journal gives following as the result, Of thu
ballots Tor Printer TO the Senate
For D.V Green Editor Of the Teiegraph-Messra Ben
ton, B.rr.n, Branch Chandler, Dkerson Eaton Fndlsv
nayne nhnsob Of KY, King, Msknley Macon Randopk
iced kidseiy Rowan, Smith Nd Smith of s. c. Tazewel
' an buren,, White, Williams, Wordoury-23.
For Gales Seaton Editors the National Tpselseeree,
Mes'rs Barton Baema, Bell, Boulgny, Chambers Chs,e
Clayton iiarr.on Hendricks, Holmes. Johnston of Lou,sus
Kane Knight Marks. Mills, Noble Robbins Russes anford
MIR Edward, and Mr. Cobb voted for neither and Mr. vii.
ley absent.
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THE SHERIEES

the counties Of Sussex, suny Southampton, Isle Of
IA. a. Prince Edwards Spoitsyvana, LOUISA Orange asl
HaPsre Berkeley, Hardy Morgan will take notice thas
an election IS to be held at their Courts the April
IN the next General Assembly
,,o ADDISON HANsFoRD, o.s.
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By nc Governor Of the Commonwealth of pirginia
Il IKUCL lBfITION

WHEREAS hes been represented TO the Executive nv
w the sheriff Of HenrIeo county, that Sunday DTt
last three person. confined in the ja Of county made
Their escape ihefeiou, aud going al a
George Shae, charged with forgery aud William Harris
fO felony, both IemsDJed TO jail exsmning Tor
further 0al aud Wfrm Angti, charged with breach Of
the peace have hsreofe thought proper with the sdvice
Of the Council Of Stale, TO Offer reward q fifty dollars for
each Of the said ugyes, TO any person person, who will
spPretud and them TO the js Of Henrieo county
feaid And DO require all officers civil nn
military, and sxho the good people Of the Commonwealth
their best tBdeayors car them 10 be that
they may he dealt With as the law duees
Given under my hsJ Governor aud under the seal Of
tie Commonwealth Richmond, th5 ed day Of Fehrusry.
1871. JOHN TYLER.
eogs Shue about so yes cd, about feet 10 inches
hh, dk aud blue eyes, small defect his right sys
born IN Of New Jesey aud said to have been MD
sbpmsu in the u States Navy.
William Harris, about rs years DID, about feet ische.
h d,k hair and eyes saow CONF sesrs on d.
right check bora IN the state o New York. snJ by professor
a lahoufef.
Wim Angel aho-t Is years old abou, feet high Ian
coUpeS9n bOin IN the county Of Hsafee sod 81 pJefsson
a lal'0aIer.
Feb. 70 93-vfw
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TRUST SALE OFTaMD

virtue Of deed of trust, executed by Joseph Childre.s
bearing date goth oi June, 1919, and Of record in t.
clerks Office, Henreo county order secure ecrtsin
sum OF money therein mentoned shall, Monday, ri q
April next before the front door Of the Union Hotel Rich
ond proceed 10 sell to tn. highest bidder for cash. ,Itv
three and onethrd acres of land being the hand On
winch SAID Chdress resides; the title believed TO he
ndputsbe but shall only convey such in me vested
by said deed. ~
. JOHN l. TATE, trustee.
march u. 1OO-wfdS
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Ground Plaster, Cut Mails, r. Corn Meal.
EHOR Sale Ground Piaie, French aud Novs Scotia, B
casks LOOSE to suit purchasers, sud both wsnsoisd TO
be II excellent quality.
Got Nas Os 3D. 40d 10 kegs Of So 100 50 add 200 lbs
Rolled Iron " szes, Mad Hods and Horse Shoe
Corn Meal constant supply made generally from white
and perfectly fresh.
Fen. g. rs WIN HAXALI. 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-13

MAhRIED]-at Green Hill, Campbell county, on The
i in't ny the Rev Robert Hur, Cspt ABRAHAM ~ VIM
o'h OF Halifax county, to the awiabe Miss Judith a. dsush-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-13

LNndfic Hospital, Williamsburg.
MOTTO hereby given that all the cells this nsttu,on
occupied and that Pstients will he received
until SOME e said cells Vacant due notice Of which viii
be gwen. ry 0f the Court Of Directors.
1sy rs s--1 L. HENLEY, Sc
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TRUST sale OF L.aND.


5lY virtue Of deed of trust executed by WIN. Hucherson
bearing date the Sd day Of March, 1890 Of recorI
IA The clerk. Office Henrico IN order therein
nentioned Isha proceed sell the highest bidder ON
monday The I'd OF April next before the door Of the.
Courthouse epreo fos cash. twenty land living and
adons Jacob Ellis and others, the upper end Of .1ric,
county; The title said to he ndisPu,able shall convey
Only such title ia vested as trustee.
=, EDWARD G. MAYO, trustee.
-tlreh ~ 100-wtds
WILL he sold To the hg bidder, the front door
". u" the Courthouse, Henrco, credit OF ~ months,
on Monday, d Of April hundre ed sxty acre, OF
a5 lying on the waters of Chkaony adjoining the and
Reuben Bton beng the land formerly belonged
reguITtl.
JOSEPH @. PLEASANTS
JAMES FOX,
REUBEN BURTON,
Tor himself and
VIM NJ. BURTON,
- ThoS. P. BURTON.
IuaIch lo l00-wtds
E subscriber heig alone authorised close the busine,s
Il OF the late ifui OF d T. WOODSON & co. ,reque.ts
all having claims against them, whether upon
or ohege due, ", become so, to make them
known to him. without delay aud thai the Of said
make Paym To hiu. a. early practicable.
:, VIII ANDERSON.
NN' n Is. 1OO-tf
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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES


The New York Commercial copies the follow
ing important article from Liverpool paper Of
Jan q If true, IL may be possible that satsfac-
tory arrangement Of the commercial difficulties
between the two countries may Jet be made.
Ia another part of our paper we have given the
Message OF the President of the United States.
We are sorry TO perceive, that any chcums stances
exist, by which the good understanding between
England AID The States il likely o I've endangered.
We hope that both Englsnd and America know
too well the consequences Of any hos,ities be.
tween them, TO allow the question OF war TO arise.
And have little fear, that either the discussions
respecting the North Western bopddsry, OF the Ia
iefcoursc with the West lndia Islands, will re-
main for very proracted period without satisfsc-
tory adjustment.
Since writing the above, we have received. by
last nights post, Communication from London ,
containing the following passage Oh this subject,
which are sure will be perused with pleasure
by every friead the best interests OF DO coun
tries, either side Of ,be Atlantic:
/" IS some notice has been drawn 10 these pas
ssges in the American Presidents Message 10
Congress, which relate to certain points IN dspu {
between the TWO countries, il may be desirable
that the public should know that commission
for abe adjustment OF the whole Of them has, ioi
some weeks, been sitting q London, Us members
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-09

Soon after I4nfd Kenyon was appointed Master
nf the Eu.,. lie Istensn., very attenti,ely, 10
n yoan. terh. who va, rea,i!i,s to him, before "A
number ii gentlemen Of tile lpng robe, the CON
ye,anccs IL an estate, ans, On cuinin. 10 the wo,d
eaonmA pteuaancetl il eno'c.--lts Honor immeii-
ael, Interrupted him --.io!tl hoi.i yon mus.
STAN, eorsettr on z Il is, according TO the
,ernacrlAr custom, pronoa"cpd ehnH, and 50 mass
all ,iter n.lt..,Nuils Mh!eh terminate il az h;
as fea.t. ret...i 4. ccasA, Xr. The eis'S bowed,
5ushe,i, a.ii sent IN for SOME ne, when coani
TO tbs ~al'I !'ag be. wv sad .o,es ~ pen
,,eat lawyer stocked hi. cii.n. and Win sni.
cantlaly sail, ic.ny mas, ii coiref'st.
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cArrInS TO PuHCuAsEns.

This medicine had been used for more than seven years
hfipe effort male to initiate II but lhe great de-
Natd far Ii and lis wonde l success have induced great
number Of persons initiate it in various wavsnpa ards
OF fifty different mixtures have been got up IN imitation OF
j. scici commencing proof as bsing medicine u great
-ape Some selling sagsaparla and other syiupN n'-
posing them The Ignorant for the Panacea others are
mixing the genuine medicine with moiasses, &C. making
tree bottles out Il one thus retaining OF us virtues
ehers using The genuine Pacea their bottles 10 per-
firm cts obtain certificates giu their reputation,
&C. These limitations and aulerations have IN many in
fances protracted the suerings Of patients in diseases
whcre the gensne Panacea would have proved instantly
t.icacIous. therefore deem il duty Owe the pubic
70 assure them, that the composition of my Panocea not
known communicated TO any other person III any
way whatever and consequently, that all other mixtures
represented 10 be thine, fraudulent ln.posions.
WIN. SWAIN,
No. eel Chestnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, neal Masonic HALL, Philadelphia
. connuncato' post paid. and orders from any part
of'ne world wlreceive immediate attention.
H. Sold in Wilmington at NJ JOHNSON's
nRGG AND MEDICINAL SToRE. No. 90. Market
strict; and also, by J. BRlNGiiURST.
Oct Is, 1927. 97-1y
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Number Goa.
CONDITIONS or THE WATCHMAN.

,,rurv gr ilv, six months i1 alyanceFsur Dohars
ye.r From those who do not pay above, Fine Doari
VIII be demanded. 1t sub,criher wishes to Decline he
nat notify the edit rs ri his tenton before the first oil
line or December, aud pay all ages Without a
ran Glance VII hose CONDITIONS, paper will be discon
tin,,cd except al the iption oftie editors.
TERMS IL ADVERTISING.
Advertisements ~ exceeding twelve lines, for term
le,sban three months totr times for dollar, and we
" cents every subsequent Insertion longer pro-
n,tin Advertisers are requested To specify in writing
how ong their advertisements to be inserted they
will Be ,nned till forbid Letters to the Editors to in.
sure attention must be post paid.
4tuert,ssng 6ytheyear.
To Subscribers. To Ipn-Subscribers
year S15, 90 year S18, 90
6 months 8, 90 months 9, so
3do. q, So do S, 90
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WILMINGTON Del FRIDAY, NOVEMBER o 1sa7.

the sentences that the law be satisfied that The on
" question was whether the law should bend the Gen
eral or The General to the law that he, the Judge could
NOT for moment hesitate; pronounced the Judgment
the Court to be- thai General Andrew Jackson should nav
fine OF one thousand dollars to the United States The
General paid the fine, and discharged
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-09

For the cwe af scrotua, or Kings Eril, Ulcers.
Rhpumaism, Syphiiitic, .uprcuriai md Lirs'
tomplaiAts, and most Diseases arising in drill
itated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
Tie B14a, So. &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-09
The New Hymns.
s''t serrirea aad for sale BY q. q II. Wtlson,
HYMNS

y I'VE Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States Of
A.nta set frh General Convention of said Church,
- we years l7S0. 3la aud 1896 These Hymns stan
ara stleve editions, printed on vasus size type, and
aeti q, 81 So, i, and IS cents
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~ one fleclsiYf. arse,lilli.nt.

nv one decisive argument,
Giles gained his .seiy Rates consent
To fix the VIZ dtllng day.
.Why in such haste, dear ;'i'es, 70 wed
Shall not change ny nind,' she said
.Isl, them says lie, sis.ay'
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TaqTs Medicine las acquired very extended and esah
i lhe cciebr, hotf in ,ospta and prsaie prac ice
ahc, is eica4y alone has supported upwards OF ght
Yeats,
As sbjlg ta7purifcr, has given constitutions
lhoutand, i b its o'raon on Tie Bood that such
surprising cures have been peI0r ned huse who
sunp se, % be ians rug der pulmonary affections, &c.
The effect t,is .cne is such as not to interrupt
either 5us'es, Or ,-a and requires only the commoh
restraint of n lef,il n !tet i GO veyed BY the crcu
ht,as h;s and correct, tsit tndences 10 the numer
o., diseases wacp ,,ha. yIiated blood, diseased
her. or pseyei aI e L IS a SAT. medicine, aud
removes All t,0sa evils Nhef nsncce s,fu use u mei
.ry 80 u.len occ,4nnls AZ hootuv aarised q
t9 IL spsth34 fist fs coamactag himself If he truth IF
1 h le stuffed and Tie tciite II the Propricso,'s
ignttoa9.
rh ned me las the sinsnlar fortune, just tribute TO
its see mort Of bel " recommended by the most cee
bratc ra3loner o Medicine III the United States and
else lert ste els Of the spurious mixtures made
ii n, Of il, has The least support om the medica!
acnty. As ac offers an argument SO plain and concur
gc, that il needs only to be mentioned to enforce con
liction.
From DR.. VIM Price, Liverpool. England, formerly Sur
geon Of the Pcnnsy lyana Hospital, &c
The Vegetable Syrup, called SWANS Panacea prepared
b Mr. Swami of Philadelphia, has recently been ntrodu
cc here by Dr. Price, from the United States of America
where it is extensively used IN the treatment OF VA
,iety Of Chronic Diseases.
OF The efficacy Of this preparation DIR. Price has had abun
ian and satisfactory evidence during course Of ex
perimens made under his drecto whilst Surgeon OF tie
Pennsylvania Hospital; and since his arrival ~ England
lie has had the good fortune of witnessing many additional
instances Of its successful administration.
The diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
yusel those arising constitutional causrs--as n
The forms OF Scrofua whether affecting The bones
outs, or suft parts and in where disposition t.
His disease manifested by debility only, operates
preventive the local disease by its beneficial effects 0,
lie constitution. II equally eiiicaciols in Mercnra dis
ease and in the secondary forms of Syphilis aud has late
" been given with marked success in chronic diseases
Ne Liver, which had resisted The careful exhibition o
nercnry 1t has likewise very recently been administer
FL with decided advantage by Of he mos, distinguish
"a Surgeons in London, which had entirely des
troye the right OF the patient, and gfea portion
NJ HE side Of the face WM PRICE, NJ. d.
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MR.. LOUAILLIER'S APPEAL.
(coHcLUDED)
NOTES.

"a Extract ron the Letter Of General 4ndrew Jckson 10
MI. John Mclean, dated 22d dfarch, 1894, at Flushing
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VIM. =. Nichols,
AT HIS Old STAND,
Has FOR SALE,

A good assorted Stock of Looking Glas.
n ses, household Hardware, Cutlery,
Spectacles, Combs, Silver ware, Jewelry,
Gold and fancy Necklaces, &c All of
(which articles will be sold as low as can
Fbe purchased IN Newport, of equal quality.
W. s. N. avails himself of the present
of returning his thanks to those
persons in particular, who have favored
him with their patronage for 20 years past.
as a manufacturer Of Silver wares, and will
continue faithfully to attend to the orders
of those who wish to procure Silver pitch
ers. sugar bowls, cream pots, porfingers,
cups, ladies', spoons, sugar tongs, &c. stock
warranted good.-Cash paid for old Gold
and Silver. Newport, July ~.
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BOWS Genuine Family
Gedicine.

THIS celebrated Medicine is for sale BY
Il sirs. ). BENSITT, At Capt. {. BEN-
NfTr's, in Division. n.street-she beng the
only authorized Agent for vending the ar
ticle in this town.
90 The medicine usually sold by 9TH
ers IN this town, under the name OF Dows
MEDICINE Is sPurloVs, June 2s'
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Look Out /!

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