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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
yVg6ats Vegetable Life PWs and Pherir 8lte1s

THE universal estimation the celebrated Pills and
Phenx Bers held, satisfactorily demonstrated the
and voluntary testimonials ecacy
are every where offered. II is Icss from deeply gratifying
tina, they the of and
good his afflicted fellow than from interested
full DESTROYS Of keeping constantly
public eye. The sale Of every additional box and bottle
gree suffering and be improved general health;
from disease they be taken The
they failed DO good 10 the obstinate
disease, chronic torpid liver, rheumatism
asthma nervous and bilious headache coenest, piles
and ell affections OF the organs membranes
thew efc cures with rapdiry aud rernanency which few
po,sons theoretically believe, but which thousand.
have testified om happy experience Ia code and coughs,
uns. and indeed general medicines il
taken but for three four days, never iaTaken ni-h,
the system Of ebrls aud euIent distractions as 10
produce delightful OF conrneence
and though the usual symptoms cold should p,lay return
during the day repetition hour of
will almost invariably effect relief
further ud Their effect upon Of more seue and
Kind is not speedy
persons bed with namma,o Of the
the enemy has been orehIown easily
In way though long established
vsccra nammations however critical will yiedho former
small large doses of the LIFE Pills. and also hys
tecal affections approximation, rcsessne very many
varieties othe Neurocal class OF Diseases yield the eff
eacy Phen BuS Full directions Tor the these
medicines showing their distinctive applicability different
complaints them and they be Obtained wholesale
and retail Broadway where certificates Of their
unparalleled ere always open TO Inspection
For additional PARTICULARS OF the above medicines Mo
aGoop copy of which accompanies the medicines
copy be obtained Of the different Agents who have tie
Frenc German Spanish directions arp
cation the Office, 355 Bioadway.
Prepared aud sold by WILLIAM r. MOFFAT 375 Brosdway
York. liberal deduction made those who purchase TO-
again.
druggists Throughout, the IT, 8 and the Cansda
ASH for Moais Life Pill. and PheHx Bers; and be ihat
fac smile Of John The label Of each hottie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

hE subscriber OILERS for sale in lots suit Morus
Multicau Trees quantity deliverable next November
so variety OF six Worm Eggs, among which 10
Mammoth hir and Yellow, warranted genuine ready for
very Companies individuals wanting supply
with Eggs for the second for year. informed
the unde rsi.ned will furnish them Of Mammoth White
Grey and yellow, Yellow Ball. Two Crop White Oraase
peria Mammoth Sulphur and the Pea Nut vnrOties-a
Virginia. put mp any Of tho world each Kind
belcd md ~nnted Apply paid the Office OF the vs-
MIA silk Agency ]. II. u. LOWNES.
Also supply OF the most approved Works the Cultivation
the Tree and the Manasm Vi Silk from the Matching
Eggs TO the dying OF the SiiS a J. II. ID. l..
MAY 81 T-tf
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June %

meeting President md Directors OF the Louisa Hall
road Company Fredcrckshal Depot, Saturday, we
day OF December, 1885: ,,. =.
Rortd That disorders for the stock created 10 con-
Louisa Railroad Louisa Courthouse 10 Gordonsse
~ h.y are hereby required the Farmers Bank oil
Virgins credit Of the Company sereny-h's aoai per-
manner viz twenty-five dollars share 10 be paid on
The 18th day February next dollars pc, snare 10 %
Maid on the 18th day October next Interest VIII be
on eaeh ,, R,rs NATHANIEL THOMPSON CLERK
BY o'def9 '"e hoa'' 1o-mt!5O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

VOTiCE.-RICHARD MORRIS, Of Hanover, aud JAMES H..
~ naV of abemae Va have associated themselves in the
and the OF business 10 the
profession ncuding the purchase and sae o.
their residence is in Houston -
Mr. Davis il now in Virginia. where he will remain till the LIST
October post paid be directed TO him at
University Virginia He will be in Richmond from the 9Th
the 18th July. - -.
GiImer " w Southa T. Randolph AlbeRare; Goode Sed
don. and X. s. 7. Gwathmey, Rchmond Va : >
June Io-3t
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a TEACHER wANTED-Ths Trustees OF The Academy Il

a TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees OF the Academy u
Mausbns, Berkeley county, Virginia wish 10 &c goo
Classical and Engh Teacher One would be greatly preiet
who designs the profession rnd who would be DE
posed locate permancnyro such comn
properly recommended, give Of probable income
Of about $780, with fur prospect Increased emoumcns
Board mny be had in the best houses for Sl2O a"nu Tho
village remarkable health the society thought TO be good
PHILIP {. PENDLETON
PEYTON HARRISON.
DAVID HOLMES CONRAD.
uUr
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Louisa Railroad Company.

I>VUIsu NHF1F Odu LUHFHHY
THE stockholders Louisa Railroad Company tina,
The the old stock ofthc su company was
Je nm The fist May last On the first day of August next
stems will taken The OF a that M
,beo m lac upoa the stock IL is confidently hoped that
NAV nem this law TO be made ample tine il gwen
and puncuity has been the noted characteristic oil ae ma
;o,i,y of the stockholders OF this company.
''''' NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Treasurer
,os 5-wli
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June %
YAInARLE MILLING PROPERTY

VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY.
YHyi!E James River and kanG~ ha Company having
become the owners Of RUTHERFOORD'S
MILLS near The City of Richmond Offer The SAME for
rent, lease or sale They will be put in complete order for
arIndinr hy the lst Angus, next Apply al The Office
Of the Company, in Richmond, after the BIN July
next.
June y l4-tlA
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June Ia


EIGHT Full Bred Horn Bulls for SALE at prices varying
oa 5000 10 $780, and from years TO months old Their
pedsrees being long for nseron only necessary TO say
they best stock OF Cren Britain
which the beautiful FORMS size color and sbundsnty
Any gentleman who may wish 10 purchase requested 10
them himself If possba 10 refer to & or T. H. SKINNER
rahmnrs for fur,bef pa icGIars. CHARLES CARROLL.
Musor Is miles from Baltimore on the Frederick
Turnpike Road. ;, o.
Luna
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Fornardfag, Reeeirine and Storage Business.

fUnardfag, Reeering and Storage Business.
SDERsON MOSBY, prepared to receive al their
large Warehouse south side Of the BASIN all knd.
oCount Produce also all kinds Of Merchandise
They will likewise teihe forwarding Business Paricu
lar care ind misunderstanding empoye ed Of steady ha
bills and business give particular attention lh
branch OF the business Goods intended for boats will lie freed OF
the of dayagcas nso produce by boats
their house bciGs Immediately on the Dasin
JaUuary 7j-wif
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Ttcentu Dollars Re,cnyd.

IL An away from the subscriber, half mile northwest
Bnckbug, Montgomery Va named Jess,
abou, 2 old and think about feet inches high
has pouched mouth white and nearly right black vicious
look 10 The ce The above described from the
22d ut Any delivering the above named negro
combining him in jaI shall receive the above reward and
pay all legal jail fees they giving immediate notice.
June II lO-lGIl NM. J. BARRIGER.
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~
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
CoMMIs,ioxEks OFFIcE.

The parties concerned hereby notified that awe appointed
the h ny nf Juir 10 oork A. NJ for attrEdhmce
Office the Of Richmond with their the
evidence enable perform the duties required by
the fore ,Ou. decree. JOHN SHORE, LO7mr
jyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

HYDRAULIC CEMENT.-5U0 b5Is Hydraulic
q Il Cement of prime quality, and which has approved
By It's use in the city and country
DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
lime % l5-3l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

ESUBLiC SaLE.-By virtue of Deed Of Trus,
a e,ecred bv Daniel Stringer and wife to the CUB.
scrihPr the 18Th day Of September 1886 for purposes
therein mentioned md recorded in the Clerk Office OF
Pnwha.cn Comfy Court will be sold 10 the highest bid.
der at public auction. far cash, al powhatan Court
house on the first MONDAY in August next, (being
Court d,y) a MILL and Ml-seat, situated on Fine
Greek in the county of Powhatan, and known the
Fine Geek Mills, with fifty acres of Land attached
thereto including the mill pond. mers house and
coopprs shops or much Of The said property as
will lie sufficient to raise the due upon the
said trust deed with The costs and expenses attending
the sale; and such title vested in the subscribers
vii, be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
WM LIGON
X F. GRAVES.
WIN. =. DANCE,
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a MELIA ACADEMY.-The next session OF this
"A Institution will open the 20;h Of July, and close
The both of December For further particulars u
lure advertisement WM II. HARRISON.
P. s. Direct (pcsl.paid) Elk Hill, Amelia
limo l5-3t
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REID Draper and Tailor, has just returned from Eng
I "ih fashionable OF Goops, suitable
-" ~'ea purchased by
of each snd reasonable terms; will continue
Ne I've ,S-1i'lcrl supplies.
hf3 7-o,van
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

EB LASTING and Sporting Powder, manufactured
3 at the Fair Lawn Mills, and which has become
nov generally known in this section Of the country,
s,anty for sale by The subscribers. Agents for the Ma
nuiaclur"rs. DI.'ENfOtl q Al-LEN.
Iunp %. ll-Ot
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Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
EiE Mail Tf:in ntc "Wednesday the instant: will
leave Richmond al IA C.tore O'Clock, r. NJ
Office L. f. & r. r. R. Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

buckingham, Juno Is, 1899.
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IN the United States Couri, 9Th
Circuit and Eastern District Of FfsGu, November Term, le3S
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02
OUR OWN CONCERNS.

This number (2G) completes year and a
half since our connexion with this paper,
and il has now become absolutely necessary
that the small sum due us from each Of our
patrons be paid. We have claims pressing
upon us that must be settled, and we have no
other resource to leok for means 10 liquidae
them, but to our subscribers, not having
either Pro,honoisEy or Collectorship to
sustain us. 1t is true that the sum due
from each is small, yet it is from such small
sums that we must make up large ones.-
Our terms, it viii be remembered, are two
dollars, if paid within the year, if not, fifty
cents to be added. From such as will now
pay US, the extra will not be charged. We
hope that such OF our subscribers at dis
tance as have not paid us any thing from
the commencement will forward US five
dollar bill, that we may credit them year
in advance. Wood, and Grain of all kinds
will be received in payment
DON'T FORGET THE PRINTER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02
BERWICK ACADEMY,

The Trustees cf this Institution have the
pleasure of announcing to the public, that
the building erected for that purpose is near
ly completed, and will be ready for the re-
ception Of pupils on the first Monday of
November, inst, at which time, all the
schools g in number) will be opened. They
have spared no pains in procuring compe-
tent teachers, and they trust the Institution
will merit and receive the patronage of the
public. A circular, describing the branches
to be taught in the different departments,
and the price of tuition in each, will be is
sued in few days. By request Of the
Trustees.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02
S5 Acres
TO THE PUBLIC.
LEETSLATTTE K,E YSTOWE.

During the approaching session of the legisl1-
ture, the KEYSTONE will usual be published
TWICE WEEK, and contain fun reports of the pro-
ceedings in both branches Of The GCi 'ature, inCu-
ding the speeches OF members legislative reports
&c For this purpose, the editors will have com
petent reporters in both houses of legislature,
an well as at Washington city, thus enabling them
to furnish not only com pete report Of the proceed
ings of our own legislature, but also of the ap-
preaching session ofCorgress. Having made am
pie arau gements for the bestowal of INCREASED
attention to the legislative department of their
newspaper they cherish the conviction, that they
viii render entire satisfaction in this respect not
only to the members of the legislature, but to the
reading community generally.
As it is more than probable, that the all-engross-
ing subject of the arrangement of the currency
der which the community snow laboring, and the
condition of the several banking institutions of our
state, will constitute topics of speedy legislative
action, the proceedings Of the approaching session
will be frauTht with unusual interest, aid render
paper published at the scat government winch be-
slows upon them constant attention, vehicle o.
intelligence "most devol. wished!"
We would also call to the minds Of our readers,
that the great Presidential contest of 1910 is ep-
preaching with sapid stride, which is to decide
whether our 1tiona Government shall continue
to he administered upon the truly republican prin-
ciples of its present illusflous head, Martin Van
Burer Or w,.ether the reigns of power shall ~
committed to the hands Of ultra Federa'i5B and
friends ofa great and tli7hinF moacn-ly in TIE
shape eff q National Bank. he Keystone, bein.
indiss1ubIy edded to the support of the repui.I-
can cause, will in this momentuous conflict ,1..e
manfully on the side Of Van Buren, and Goa
stitutional Treasury, ID contribute i,s ,rite to 20
advancement ami G,lc. .-...Df.
cratic cause. We shan continue Increasingly {,
expose the dangerous heIesies of the Federg
ard advocates Of an oyerpowerng monied mon,
ly, ana spare no "Sertiuls, to reaGot the 81,
stone" an effective weapon in the hands OF the
Democracy of the State and Union.
Grateful for tue liberal patronage hitherto hes.
towed upon them by the community "a patroAace,
which has given the Keystone cir IatiOn be-
yond that Off any other Pa7e al the seat of govla-
ment-they look forward with confidence to its
continuance, and will spare neither time nor labor
to make it deserved.
TERMS.
For the Keystone yearly, twice week. during the
session of the Legislature, and once a week Cor
the remainder of the year $500
During the Session Of the Legislature
twice week 900
All ostmasters, and other Democratic citizens
are requested TO receive and forward subscriptions
to US,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

The PhiladeldelPhia Spirit of the Times,
speaking of the New York Banks, says:-
4" Confidence is comparatively restored, ac-
cording to the papers Of New York, in the
banks of that city, and the extra drafts upon
them for specie almost wholly snbsided.-
A committee from the Boston Banks are
there with profer of assistance, if neces-
sary, in maintaining specie payments
Bankrupt Philadelphia looks on with what
ever grace she may"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

Price Of Farms in Pennsylvania. A
West Chester paper makes the following
remarks ave have heretofore noticed
the sale of farms at good prices in this town
some of which were as high as SIP per acre
five miles from the River, and we under
stand that friend of ours recently sold his
farm OF one hundred acres in Greenburgh,
three miles from Dobbs Ferry landing
at one hundred and fifty dollars per acre.
This farm is in good state of cultivation
but the buildings are no more than Ordina-
rY.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

We are requested to mention that, Thurs
day, the 9TH day of November, inst, will
be observed by the congregation of St'Paul's
Church, Bloomsbury; as day for Prayer
and Thanksgiving TO almighty God, for
the fruits of the earth, and all the other
blessings ofhis merciful Providence. Pub
lie service and sermon TO commence at
ii o'clock, A. M.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

The Village Record, the leading whig
paper in Chester county, has the following
remarks in relation 10 the suspension.
"IHe SuspenSion.-The Suspension of
specie payments by the interior and coun-
Try banks, and the consequent train of evils
which has followed, in the difficulties of OBJ
tanning change, &c. is to be ascribed to The
conduct of the Philadelphia banks. The
bank Of Chester county, nor any other bank
in the country, could continue TO redeem
in specie, while the maws of the Philadei-
phia banks, open as they are to receive, are
shut against emission.
The suspension is great curse TO the
people, because it operates TO RELIEVE the
merchants Of Philadelphia whose overtrad-
ing and speculations, brought their calami-
ties upon them, and throws the burthen up
on the people, which is unjust. The pres
sure was TO be looked for by the merchants
as the consequence of their overtrading, the
suspension removes the pressure from them
and places it upon lhe people, The guilty
escape but the innocent are punished"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

is HE RICH,

Many sigh is heaved-many heart is
broken; many a life is rendered miserable
by the terrible lnfatuation which parents Of
Ten evince in choosing lie companion for
their daughters. How is it possible for hap
piness to result from the union Of two prin-
ciples SO Numerically opposed to each 9TH
er in every point Of virtue is TO the vice 3
And yet how often is wealth considered a
better recommendation TO young man than
virtue q? How often is the first question
which is asked respecting sutor Of a daugh-
ter, " Is lie rich ~
Is he rich? Yes, he abounds in wealth.
but does that afford any evidence that he
will make kind and affectionate husband
Is he rich! Yes, his clothing is purple
and fine linen, and he fares sumptuoualy ev
cry day; but can you infer from this that he
is virtuous
Is he rich Yes, he has thousands float
ing on every ocean; but do not riches some
times take wings TO themselves and fly a.
way ? and will you consent that your daugh-
ter shall marry man who has nothing TO
recommend him but his wealth All be-
ware the gilded bait sometimes covers a
barbed hook. Ask not, then, " Is he rich''
but " Is he virtuous ?" Ask not if he has
wealth, but if he has honor, and do not sac
rifce your daughters peace for money.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

At the last accounts the Bank of France
had fifty millions of dollars in specie on
hand, while it had only forty-eight millions
of obligations. and about eighteen millions
circulation. The Bank of England had
short of thirteen millions of specie, while it
had over eighty millions of circulation, to
say nothing Of the deposits.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02
THE PRESENT. BANKING SYSTEM.

THE PRESENT BANKING SYSTEM.
There are few who defend or support
the Present Banking System, says the Lam
caster Intelligencer. One year ago, ii could
number hundreds Of honest friends, who
spoke from belief Of its undoubted suscep-
tibility in promoting the public veal. Now
there is not q thinking man, whether inter
ested or not, who does notsee the disarange-
ment of the system, its want of stability, its
unlimited privileges, its Partially, its tyran-
ny, and double dealing. There is not in
the Union, State, the banks of which are
not defective or rotten. In Mississippi, a
series of cnaracteristng expansions and
contractings has ended in general and dis
astrous crash. In Michigan, there is not
two solvent banks to be found; the Wild
Cat money being the medium of commerce.
In Missouri, litter of shaving shops is a.
bout 10 be submitted to the cautery and
knife of legislative examination. In Hi
NUS, Nle odihsi III lIultdIoh Vi helI Pd'-
ron saint, have commenced monopolizlng
the lead trade. In Ohio, they have enter
ed the Pork Market, and are confessedly in
a most wreiched condition. In Pennsylva-
MIA, the present suspension originated; and
so on from one to another. The thing is
out of joint. 1t wants not mending but re-
suscitaton. 1t must be controlled. The
people are not such arrant blockheads as to
close their eyes to all these errors. They
not only see, but they feel them. The fact
of the entire failure of the system is now
palpabIy'pIain. No one desires this -
What is the Remedy is the question.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

the people from enduring second that
W worst of evils, a worthless and degraded cur
rency. Who with such an array of testi-
mony before him, can for moment doubt
that Pennsylvsnians have been immeasura-
bly, the gamers by chance Of rulers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

We understand that on Monday last, a
young man by the name of John Axer,
while at work in an ore bed, in Hemlock,
was suddenly killed by the caving in of a
bank. He was a stranger in the place, but
is supposed to have friends residing at Har.
risburg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02
Rg1EEcAszEEuIz

The public are beginning to be awaken
ed to the importance of recognizing the
present mischievous and ruinous banking
system Of the country, that its future opera
tions may be rendered more safe 10 its stock
holders, and less dangerous to the interests
and rights of the people. The Richmond
Enquirer, one Of the most able papers in
the Union, has come out in favor of re-
s,rcting the issue of Banks 10 bills of not
less than fifty dollars, and making stock
holders personally liable for the debts of the
bank. The Vermont Legislature, although
a majority are wings, it will be seen by the
following, is also moving in the noble pro-
iect Of placing banks under salutary restric-
tions. We hope our Legislature, at their
coming session, will not be unmindful OF
the duty they owe their constituents, and
instead of wasting their time in passing bills
granting private corporations, and squan-
dering the public money on specializing and
insolveut companies. will devote their en-
ergies in concocting measures that will be
calculated to place our banks under such
restrictions and regulations, that they will
not have it in their power to cheat & defraud
the people out Of their just dues, with i'm
punity, whenever it suits their grasping Gu
pidity.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02
OBITUARY..

DIED-In Bloom township, on Sunday
last, Mrs. NANCY MURRAY, aged As
years.
On the 3Oth ult., in Fishing Creek town
ship, Mr., ABRAHAM NJ. KLINE, son of
Mr.. Matthias Kline, aged 26 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

A runner was current the fore part Of the
week, that the venerable Andrew Jackson
was dead. said 10 have been derived from
letter received in Philadelphia from Nash
viIIe' Subsequent dates, from the same
place making no mention of it, renders it
almost certain that the rumor is unfounded.