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IMI'ORTANT!..
ERsoNs SUFFERING FROM RnGuMATIc

To PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RnEUMATIc
/" .-% .'' f COMPLAINTS. 80"
IL TO The Editor of the Inquirer.
SIR-On the principle inculcaed by the great aud
- good Dr. Frankiin, difnsc aswideiy rs possible
every power to mitigate s0lten the af-
ActiOHs rsnfering humanity, feel il inculnhent upon
10 make known through the medium Of yoUr fol
s,aPer, that on reading therein advertisements of
Is DIR. Jeb6's Linimeat for the Cure of
a. 49, CONSUMPTION, n. o
was fHrciby impressed with belief THAI itwas cal
culaied 10 remove the RheumaIic Affection
which had been for seveh eight years subjected,
sometimes almost depriving ofthe of my limbs.
accordingly procured BOTTLE antlbefore had Used
the whOis IL il, found very sensible relief This M
creased my confence IN il, and led me to Obtain an
other baic, tile Of which has completely removed
the sweiings and pains my limbs, together with The
cramp, and Tes,Sred them TO their wnnted vigof.
7 am respectfully yours. t.i
a7a '",a@ ~ GEORGE TAYLOR, JR.
Hampstead. L. I. March 2iii. ".
Persons suffering from the above compaints and in
despair nf from the failure Of the various reme
dies they have used, invited make trial Of this
long celebrated medicine, which has years past
red aud relieved, il is also now doing, ihoUsans
who had despared of relief Nothing but fair trial
give adequate idea Of u0rvalled excellence
II IL also Of the best applications Known for stiff
mess 81 the jonls nombness, sprains and chilbains
price 50 cenis . ~ .r
NJ None are genuine pnless signed r. KIDDER,
The wrapper tsote proprietor and successor 10 Dr.
CONWAY bv whom they fpf sale, at his Counting
Room. No. 90 Courts,rect, Boston, and by his special
appointment, by 2AFf- = ef''a ass 8'' .-
Drs Buel and Beckrah, Litctfed; E. Coules,
Soath, Farms; J. C. Stevens, Canaan; -
-szs ~. S. Wadsacorah, Bethlem.
June %. 5.,9a 5G3 "a Ii .e F as lye5w3
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Watches and Jewelry.


1NHE subscribers having entered into CO.
Il partnership, under the name and firm Of
F liz. McIrimaTa & Co.
Cor the purpose Vf continuing The business Of
Repairing Clocks and Watches, Manu- featuring
SiiOer Spoons, Sc. &c. would inform their Gus
toners that they have just received from New
York an extensive assortment Of ,1f ~ oi
a7 Watches, sJeaCegs'y, Sg2s0
Plated Ware, r.
Of superior quality. and the latest patterns;
amongst which are the following articles:
Gold. cOral, flagree and jet Ear Rings !;
Corneiian. agate, coral, jet, onyx and gold
Breast Pins; imitation and real emerald. opal.
diamond set, pearl and plain Finger Rings !;
Belt Buckles; Slides. Plated SnuffsrsSl Trays;
Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Cases /;
Near-sighted Spectacics and Eye Glasses ;
Music Boxes, Motto Seals. Pen Knives, Cut
ting Pillars, Watch Oil. Magnets. Combs. Tu-
ming Forks. Belt Buckles aud Slides, &c. SIC.
Thankful for past favors, they win be still
more pleased with continuance Of patronage.
IT, gsa3 REUBEN MERRIMAN.
-'a REUBEN Is. MERRIAM.
One door east Of Presbyterian Church,
b.. Litety6eld, Marck 23. 1886. az
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DRxss.-H Is sometimes said that females
90 ~ meeting Sunday to look az each others
new dresses and honnets. That's scandals
thew 90 to show their own!
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IA Coon HIN. - Have you any shear mus
lin ~ said young Miss TO a pert yoang SHOP
keeper. = No. madam; but we nave aye Solls vs. I.
said she. "vou had better make use Of them"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

We can scarcely condcsccnd 10 notice the coarse and
eaIumniors, and skuking Scrbbcr, who takes in the
Wing the signature Of ".4n CaLumny, although he is
endorsed by that paragon Of odcsty, the Whlrligig Ed
tor-Ths wretched ESSAYS still sophscacs the cues
tlon-uscrlbcs positions 10 us, with our own words be-
lore his eyes, which assumcd-makes bold as
sertIons which have bearing upon the suhJcct-SnP
which are material to the ssuc-passes over
the Garner Stages OF the trauFacon-passcs over the
Puoiica'ion winch was made against The appointment
passes over the Advice which given against it b.
The Members of the Executive Counci-passcs over the
of a resignation, and Of the subsequent ac-
ccpancr-rAssrs over the Constitutional objections
which existed in the spirit if MT The letter arSus, The
appoinimcnt-ln word. he faSifrs as we understand
ii: most Of the History o III" transaction. Suc, Vo-
luncer do very little service 10 the which he
undertakes.
The Principal and his Endnrscr both charss with
being moved by personal hntrcd But did we begin
the war? Can they be- disingfnunus not TO
fess that we were called by sclfdrlence and that
we stood perfectly justified in the hostties waged
When the stag Of the forest is bayed by Blanche,
Sweetheart and ALL who blame him for PR scnlng
all bis antcrs to his Infatuated assailants:
init Calunmy' appeals TO our masnanlmIty-and
asks 10 acknowledge errors. Certainly. we STAND
in need Of such adviser TO direct our courSe-but
when we have said nothing but what we consclchohsly
believed, how confess any mistake: II IS no such
sophist, rs he is that convince us otouf errors
There is witness to this tvansac tion-who knows
al! about tive could name him with all due respect
Did hc did he know before the passage OF the bill,
that Mr. Gilmcr WINS willing to have the Office why
he decncd-why he ultimatc yacceptd-what ms scru
pies wcrc-and how they surmopntcd Ills lesl',
mony would have wcightbut not so the assertions oil
The aUfhOr of .92tt (aiVHnH.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.


ru, a"me legislature Of Vugna, ro,o in Session
an humble citizen Of the county of Henrco TO
10 YOU through the medium of the Press, the
copn,r an situation in which the resident voters of this
boGv , arc placed By the decision of your honorable
TONED W correctness of which seems not to BE- ques
spr;n, ~ Mu B. Randolph Esq, who was elected al the
priyed oi as appeared by the polls, has been de-
as humIn scat; IN consequence Of which, the county,
conceive, is without representative This
channel IT, eonPels me 10 address you through this
unw;lnr ne resident voters, verify believe, are
chosen accept the services of either Of the delegates
fur .e good citizens Of Richmond-one they say
You will rra, The other, they give to the county. But
oars Themselves but have been kind enough to call on.
constitutional we consider unfair although it may be
ofour nut cannot that the wise trainers
state Of ever could have intended that such
such RESULT fs should exist If.hey had anticipated any
Now for ali thu a sure they would have guarded against it,
,noud ,e Kindness Of good neighbors in Rich
the peonl. os cannot thank them because in doing
selves S Tue county an act goodness they do them
praying @ mas been presented your honorable body,
=" precinct elections in the county; one in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
FOR THE ENC UIRER
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG RAILROAD.

FOX 1HE f~N9OfREtf.
RICHMOND AND LYNCIlBURG RAILROAD.
As one deeply Interested in whatever is calculated 10
promote tho prosperity of Virginia, and of this City in
particular have read with much pleasure the able Me
mortal addressed TO the General Assembly, which APP
reared in the Compiler of the 23d umo, the sub.
ect of railroad from this City TO Lynchburg-and
which, am TO perceive, is more rapidly circulating
with the vicw after obtaining the signatures of our c-
zens of being presented to the Legislature at an early
day.
No one at all acquainted with the gigantic efforts now
making North and South of u.s. 10 obtain the trade and
travel Of tho Great Vest and who is not dead 10 the true
interests of Virginia. fail to hail with Joy, the c1er
lions in contemplation, to give to State, in the
construction Of her noble canal and the railway now
under consideration, HIGHWAYS TO THE ATLANTIC
through her very CENTRE that will offer to the whole
West inducements far transcendng those of any other
line of communication.
Give us canal and railroad TO Lynchburg, and rail
roads thence North, West, and Southwest and what
have we to fear from either the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad the North, the great railway from
Charleston Cincinnati, the South, not to mention
the very important in contemplation nearer
home, which is proceed from the Roanoke country,
Westward
With these great central Improvements, offering tacs
varied accommodations TO the public, and at the same
time acting as auxiliares to each other Virginia will
soon secure 10 herself full share of the Western tiade
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DEATHS.

D;a on Inc Odd December 1885, Mrs. Elizabeth letter. of
John p letter. Pnnesle Amelia Va During and
ono continued Illness opy OF the ches neither desponded
nor fepnod her affection with forude
and TO friend who had called her, she osev-
cd thai had dic""To ~ said he "he Apostle
cnc.cs only he planted that spring from the
with body different from the that planted" cob
replied sand although suffer much pain do not feel
the sting dcathI what the Apostle when no
If death sin.'" Cor XV reud to her which
fully understand and appreciate She was CO..
Inc truth concerning Jesus Of Nazareth by the ac Mr.
Peter endcavor subsequently eonrcrted
SIR. Campbell Of Bethany from which time she rGmapea
firmly attached Christ &c first ny
rho oos,s ON the day of Pertcco As until her DEATH
notice moi inserted euogy the decea,ed for that
death il notified in the shortest means conveying IN
formation to friends distance who VIII reJoles 10 learn ha
% wedonc until she fell asleep and therefore, on
the assurance of Sacred Writ, will attain to e EsIrr,on mo
Ju.. Es8as@Es@aESSE26A2 H8feE8 IA &sdes$ ,8&g
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FOR THE EMO UIRER.
I!lE ORATOR Pro end Z rIIE lIIlGE

HE ORATOR Pro and y. THE JUDGE.
nov" "hrn tho S'tnn. In come, with ProcIamaons
m or ' aud Protests, nki, the pillars OF the Constitution
oua every department oil the Government has
vortex OF Executive pn,ronagcwhcn the States had
~ Inc Play things T." political ug;ers-whcn every f.dcratvc
OF our Gofenmen rapidly crum5ln: into great
o"ac! denocrac!-whcn President exercising tho powers
boldly attempts to appoint his this sentinel
'' ANS well and 'tnat like my sucking dove"
W. GHrer's Speech against tic election If T. K.
Dul "rohas dictu' Two days had not passed, after
"e crFrIy OF this speech against T. R. before the
rT',t combines with near sixty other Wings (Nuiers
feGs' Wc) to vote for Judge White, and nominate him
as fr'S"len Of The L. $. And who is Judge White? why,
inc very man who the uniform friend of the Pres
n' administration, and still pr0fcsscs to be his friend
VINO was friend the Proclamation! supported the
'"ree 6--alkcd of The necessity letting little blood
~ soulh Cardinal sustained the removal the dcposes
"u not even "roar you like any smoking dove"-and ne
e' once hreathed murmu, unit his withers were
wing, his own interests were touched-and he Sus
tea Zen Jackson Of prcsrring Martin Van Buren, as
,' successor Then it that Judge White was ready
+, Ci ;now himself into the of the Whigs-and Mi
"V' ana his associates were willing 10 take him up
w. ns al these measures, the part of Judge White
o''''T Goes not ercn "roar you like sucking dove
m. Whisper nor murmur But he votes against
p" public printer, because he had not denounced the
nsueh' with the erncity Of an enemy for these mca-
Jo" yand yet he will vote for Judge White, as Prcsi-
'e United States. notwithstanding he warmly
shnrii mem 1t is good Ieason it seems, why he
r,s" H"' vote Tor an humble State oficer-and yc,
lSr IL all tor not voting against the Judge as the
''"S'STae OF the whole u. States PSha,c!
CONSiSTENCY-.again.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
THE RICHMOND WIG

{ Ettraet from Judge White's letter
# Sept. last, accepting :hc Ten
nrSSee HD,ninatt0n.J
"ln consequence of my course
upon those different subjects, Ohio
Expunsing Htsolution-t!.- three
million bill, &C., &c.,) it has been
alleged that | have abandoned, or
I'm 10 abandon the Administration,
and IN future 10 net with the OPP
position. Why should alone be
ln:lrd out, and made tho subject
ii such II charge? Upon each Of
hcse subjects, except the aprro-
,Irla,ioa OF the three millions,
others, lrirad. Of tho hdIaiGis,ra-
lIon, have thought with the, aud
.oted with nc; yctno such charge
IL made against them; and as 10
he vote upon the three millions,
[ think it one Of the most correct
| have ever given. 10 As 10 my
quitting tho Administration una
Joining the Opposition, the idcu is
Ianciful. This cna never harpcn,
unless the Administration aban-
Ion The principles upon which the
prcsilent came into power. ]
nractise upon the maxim, every
thing for measures, no,liin: for
men, After having been 30 long
in the Senate, aud so often rec ord
:ns my opinions upon the l-n,.ias
measures Of the Administration,
[ must he destitute of common
;cnsa, as we'll as common honesty,
we're I now tn Practise upon poll
icsl principles different iInm
hose heretofore avowcd AMI pruc-
Used upon. "-H
~ would have held myself dis
ronored as II man, and felt az il
bTin.in. disgrace upon the R-pus-
iican patty, anl moto especially
ipoa the Chief Mnsis,ra,c, il I
had maintained ono set OF princi-
pies tn acquire place and poper, and
hon for the purpose oil retaining
them, attempted to practice upoa
,.othef.D
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lI.DGE WHITE rarsuS
D.rap3 H'b,rr !

FROM Tx NICTWpHh '"S'S
"Incr i,hc Whis.l surpor'
hin, .Jul:. White because hi !:
L.. u5no,uous OIL that score Jack
.rq;.n than Martin VIM Burrn-
because Trey believe him a VIII:
~ h",,l and Observation-Disclosures
,,,yl:, convinced H. has support
the ou:T,s., nf jackson, ~ u SC
r,,pr o'I-aH., AID not rs tlucl
+. Wni.s-tccausc IN his cou's,
on II: Patronage Bill, they SEE
urCa:.:s. o. hast scnilmcnts-
bec.u,ri.,r office. holders and III,
,1':::ur.< hl,- hrn-brcausc he
ts.cu, coan.Sion with thcm-5c
cause Grncral Jacs.on is opposed
20 aia.-.rrau.c he Is the best
agi nit., 'aan they can elect
h-csl-r. ;ir.Ily aud chiefly, il
rhcv c,cr, h:m, he vii! admins.
i.i The Government according 10
,h-,I Tr.ac'pic.,' &c.
"Jut:c White, elected, ifcl"ct
Cd a, al, by the Wing Party,
would naturally and neccssarii,
s,I"c, ms eouascilors from their
i4i,,. .al modify his measures IL
:, To-
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q UCIAN MINOR, attorney at La,o, has removed to
E A CHARLOTTESYILLE.-fl will hereafter attend
the County Courts Of only ALBEMARLE and LOUISA but
STILL the Superior Courts Of GoocHLASp and ORANGE.
December o. 6S-w4w'
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CO.HlHOJN7L-fIFD.
A meeting has been held in the county of Madison,
for the purpose Of getting up opposition to the present
Senator from that Dstrictand the following gentemen
were APPOINTED as delegates TO Convention to be held
a, Culpeper Courthouse February Court next for the
purpose of nominating candidate, to wit COL Travis
J. Twyman, Capt Wesley Fry, Hiram Carver and Geo.
Allsn Rucker Esq rs.
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EOR THE ENQUIRER


As it will be tho duty of the Legislature this winter
to elect Brigadicr General to supply the vacancy
casioncd by the death of the lamcnted General Mccoy
it may rot be amiss, in this manner, to bring forward
the name Of individual, that believe TO be highly
qualified for the Office; and whom believe 10 be the choice
Of efourths of the officers and privacs Of this
ty, if not of the Brigade.
Considering the Office an important one, have not
been hasty in making any scecton but have duly con
sidecd the interest and the honor Of The Brigade. When
reflect upon the duties this functionary may be
called upon to PERFORM am deeply impressed with the
importance Of having General, in whose bosom glows
the fire of patriotism, whose heart burns with love of
country, and upon whose moral bravery and military
ecla all may dcpendwhe dangers thick bcset US; and
whose mental requirements such as will enable
him to perform the official that pertain to the office
Under these impressions, believe that the important
crisis in the affairs of country demands as the in
cumbent of this station. VIM Mccoy, Esq of Pendleton;
for in him, as have already observed are to be o4no
the requisite qualifications, in eminent degree. Inc
Legislature in making the selection, should have nm eye
single TO tho talents and peculiar tnessof the respective
candidates. and let merit alone determine their choice
and confer the Office upon individual, merely be-
cause he may happen to be already high IN office.
Az OFFICER OF THE 10TH REGIMENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

The Friends Of the Administration: in the City Of
Richmond, invited 10 meet in the City Hail. Satur
day Evening next at o'clock for the purpose Of ap
pointing Delegates to attend the Convention of their Re-
publican Brethren of the Legislature and the Delegates
of the unreprescntcd coun,ies-to be held in tho
Capitol Monday night, Uhe 18th inst.,) to nominate
Electors and organise preparatory to the next
Presidential Election. o Unrepresented as we are,
either by the Delegates Of the City the County, be-
hooves every Republican to be at his post and select
Special Delegates for his own Party. ,.
SEVERAL CITIZENS.
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nave too of Boston, where the cradle Of the Rerou'00
stands, Eorcui Hail. ..........-..
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upner the other in III iwer end We humbly trust it
will be granted. ThS5ectis TO cxend the same iaci
tics to the resident vrs of the county Of enrico as
have been given to toters Of many other counties of
this Commonwealth will be urged, no doubt by these
Same good ncghoursf Trough their two representatives
that the county is SILL, and the courthouse about its
centre. This admfSill, we ask for separate cleo
TONS for the reasons Ways assigned, viz: to give to the
people fair uppurluy TO Iprrss their sentiments and
wishes This has bd done repeatedly for similnr rea.
sons Why not then ford thr resident voters Of Hen.
rico the tacilit The will Of the people cannot
be fairly expressed less the opportunity be otr.
ed to all. Let Ir by llcnrco The resident
tors Of Richmond at thu polls rain hail. let the sun
shine or the wind Ia. THEY can express their wishes
and sentiments ainics and in all Seasons But tic
people in the count to do this, must encounter the in
clc:cncy of the wher, well as bad roads and high
watercourses. If decIdrd advantage given here 10
the voters in the over those in the county, cspeci
ally over the agead the in6rm? What the people Of
the county wish ae ALL is 10 know whether they are
to rule, to be 3D. by their good neighbours in the
city Of RchmondIhu they wish full and fair ex-
preston of the VII resident voters Of The county.
How it be that the county Of llenrico is re-
presented? The ,pn of the county, mean large
majority arc dectly in favor of the present Admins
traon and bule delegates elected by the citizens of
Richmond are saedly opposed toi,. Is it TO be pre-
sumcd that Hiy enlightened that of Henrico is.
would have b,so inconsistent THIS we leave for
yonr orrIns on you a body representing the
Winds State That justice to which the comfy of Hen.
rico is cn I%!$3!lnS u PaEl: There IS apredc-
ion of long standing, Tia, the time will when the
ion and the lamb will lie down together. My faith in
his is every day strengthened by the occurrences life
f | am moi mistaken, Capt. b. now a member Of your
odv some few years since, contested the election Of Mr..
cch upon the ground, that he, Mr.. L., being resi-
cni of the City Of Richmond ineligible 10 represent
he county Of Hcnrico. This matter, | am told, was
;army contested lily Captain B., and no'o these same
God nrgbours of in the city, 20 the whole length
" Capt. B. How is this' Our kind neighbours must
nswcs iur themselves.
A VOTER OF HENRlCO COUNTY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-14

Mr. HARPER: You are respectfully
requested to publish the following ex :
tract from the minutes OF the Winches-
ter Presbytery. A. a previous meeting
Mr.. LoDoR had requested an invesliga.
ton OF his moral and christian charac-
ter. These resolutions were adopted
upon the reading Of the testimony 10
the case, without any defence being
made by Mr.. LoDeR.
Extract from the minutes of the Win
chester Pres5ytsry, Warrenton, Eau.
quier county, Va, April 3oth, 1896.
/. Rssclved, That two Of the i'm
portant witnesses who have testified
against the moral character ofthe Rev.
JOHN LoDoR, have SO far contradic,ed
themselves as to destroy the credibility
of their testimony.
2. ResolOed, That no testimony from
ONE or ALL of the witnesses coDvicts
the Rev. JOHN LoDoR Of crime or
criminal intent.
5. Resol1ed, Tha, this Presbytery
have entire confidence in the MORAL
and CHRISTIAN character of the Rev.
JOHN LoDoR.
The above resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted by Presbytery.
True copy of record.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-14

hut a few minutes, ere the implement fell
from his hands, and he PROSTATE upon
the groand, totally unconscious of bis
fate, and ofall surrounding objects. In
this condition, however, he laid but few
moments. ere he was descryed by some
members of his family, who flew to his
relief, and Immediately carried him to
the house. where every means. which
coniugal & filial affection could suggest,
wera imme diately resorted to, to effect
his restoration--but in vain. He contin-
ued getting worse, until about eight o.
clock in the evening, when his immortal
spirit quilted its clay tenement and took
it's flight to another, and we hope bet
ter world.
Mr.. CfEsAp served his fellow Citizens
of the county of Allegany for several
wears in the Maryland Legislature. He
was highly esteemed for his urbanity,
sterling integrity, and social Qualities
and particularly, for hih hospitality to the
itinerant servants of God, for whose re-
ception his doors were ever open, and
at whose table they always met with a
heart1elt Weic0lne. All aseu wiuoW, uu'
merous children, and an extended circle
of highly respectable relations, will long
and affectionately cherish the memory OF
this, their departed friend. TCoMM.
DIED, Recently, at her, residence
in this county, OF the Small Pox, Mrs.
MARGARET SHlLLINoBuRa, at an ad
!, vanced age.
-, In Merchandising on Saturday
last, at the residence of her Mother,
OF the Measles, Miss LACY ANN PAR
KER-about IL years OF age.