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SORE NIPPLES.

SHERMANS PAPILLARY OIL cures the worst cases,
without taking the child from the breast When such doc
tors Mott Cheeseman Rodgers and others extensive
practice recommend it, who will doubt its efhcacyl
Mrs REMSEN has been for Is years 'and never
kxewa remedy equal to it, She has used in ever sixty
without failing and from her is salts
fed Of its great worth. She recommends 1T to all.
Mus CROSBY, one of the Oldest and most experienced
city, says she thing equal to il
thai has cured her where all other
neoies faIieu.
The Rev. p SMITH cured his wife after severa
weeks great suffering, and thing else in vain
Doctors Vandenburgh Brown Comstock Weed, and seve
the greatest and recommend invariably In their
Sold Nassau street door above Ann yes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
CELEBRATED EYE WATER,
Astonishing Cures performed on

hSLOutSHtHS CUftS PtFJUWtU Uy
DR. j. FRANCIS OCCULiST, 10 Bareiay.st
Mrs Cox 1876 Elm amemsss Of my church. had deceased
time deprived Of sight and
Of fam.tion. MANY applications resoted
to without any COED effect and from the Of Dr. Francis
Eye Water month her sight perfectly restored
From what have witness to- believe it TO be Of
the remedies decease of the that has offer
ed to the public. GEORGE BENEICT,
PASTOR OF the Stanton st. Church
Mrs. Got member Of my church, child
allie led with for nearly two years large ULCER
and when the total loss Of sight the
water prepared aud sold by Dr. Francis has effected
perfect cure. Rev. 3. H. CONE,
Pastor the Oliver 81. Church.
We the undersigned hav ing used Dr. Francis Eye Water
in families with good effect and knowing its astonishing
efficacy recommend i to the notice Of the
McDouga street Church g. Sommer of the South
Baptist church, j. Harrison pastor of the Thompson street
Church Joshua Lane, II Third Avenue.
The Eye perfect for inflammation aud weak
of sight, aud will cataracts Numerous certi
fcates Office 1t ID prepared sold by
person in America Dr. j. FRANCIS. 10 Barclay ST.
{h%ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted. jyl3 SIN
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tcE CREAMS AND CONFECTtONARIEs Who'll r.
sALE AND RETAIL.

HALE ND RETAIL.
ION BRADEN. a. his old stand, No 70 Canal hav.
u inz from experiment.. the Manufacture lee
Cream brought a. perfection be- invites HE
friends and plhi generally give him cal and sasr
tensslves that better article be 1un1 the
~ His ere manufactured undsr biz
.,ts 81 ertsnn. and IT the rest msCrts For cal.
.hals feta a 1rcs q the lowest rerrunsrarr
scale Renam'cr bis store rods Of Bread say,
No. 20 Canal street Jyi7-2n'
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NAJFNHfIL sLATEs.-s.Ooo Viscountess sisiss, .sSs
Lgdrs DO sss just arrived Per ROBIN Hood iioD
ga 81 So ~ street ~ siairs
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IMPORTANT To- MARRIED FEMALEs-NADA
l REsTELL's PRENEN FIVE P1WDFVs-Thsse In.
r1atle Powders have teFn universally adopted IN Europs
bit france i cua-. Cor trs &C thirty ysars. well
bv luYdro The berg The only mi, safe and
Tor r1trfiad aides whose Ne h forAi
-sfit iurretsc ~ fiv. Pfee s. pscka with ~ drcc
nus. For sale Ns1R~ste's Principal Ofce No Green.
wien se. Crcusr. (mcre fly eSrla aiory) can W. Oh
1irs AID which will be sent. srr@use
postage etcsutcd art e the city United
All hs postpaid Ofice huu
A. VI 60 r. NJ; Phals pha Ufhce ssl South EigiihsL
iys I'm dNw-
NALENHfLL STATES -ts0.0 Visccuntess. isxs: 4, zoe
Lady States ISIS 10 go small io iiss; just landing
for sale By --.--.-
jyt HERDNAN X kEFNAN. 81 South at
EULTON NANKsT BEEF Diver, su,.nor guaiIIT 100
uperprsssy forfsny IN barrels sHs half barrels
&nty hand aud for sale ~ lots 10 suit
je9 v Wp0DHI'IT - s7,'ft's ~
TIC DOLoREUx-Po.iiiyeIy
IL l4.1QlelkElslSSNA .rsd ctutVat use @ IN,
liz sEE-5i5t aSifxS.<Ly tcet however long etaEdinq
r----l- rhvsicisn s., .dve -'.srrr, sri-.srss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

1850, Of any s"an The CONNIE .: te IS
yernment doubtless in great measure crow" o"' r
the excessive mercantile specuatons and ia!u[oS %
that period; and the next largest were from ~ ,. ="
lS2l, resulting probably from ike causes "ie' .'"
Is2g 10 l-33, period Of comparative regularity u"
trade The loss was smaller than in any other term
since 800 and less than even from l1j 10 L'', ana
l1.,1 to lSUl.
Thus il appears, that the largest losses ana uie "'''
ruinop. defaults occurred IN other Administrators
and NOT in Gen. Jacksons Indeed, II was less unn'f
his term than I'm any previous term from The iounua'
lion of the Government, except four, and me NUMBER
of spcb d.faulters was less than in any frcs'dcntai
term since ISM The number Of detaulters IN }. "
Adatns's wears, both civil and military was a. ana
the amount Of dealclton vas S32'.3c' 4,-Wheita',
tho whole number of detAuefs IN Gen Jackson :
wears. civil and military, was a. and the amount Of
df,lcaiion Hs 80 9O-that - I" say, Inc NUMBER III
,;obt years wns precisely the same as IN Jno.
O. Adams jour yearsand the amour, a very '.,,S
more than one half. THIS statement viii be ne" an"
s,,; I'm, n ,bose who have heard only of the exag-
rerated nceonns given by the Wings Of Genera Jack
sons term Of office.Thc character OF these uelan'.
has been in fact made out to be much worse 'ah II
really H.
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Alleged Extravaganza and Defalcations of the
Governments.

The Wings have made such clamor and CHATTER upon
these two subjects, that "chaos is almost come again
Never have there been such carlcaturcs; such gross
Measurements: such unbushng Misrepresentation
They have constituted the theme of many slang
whangers speech, and Of many bcllcrs paragraph
So far have the Wing undcrs,rappers carried the
Joke, that il has been sad they have stuck up print
ed halls at the doors OF the Wing merchants in Fal
mouth, pretending to give the expenses OF the Co.
vernnent under Mr. Adams administration and under
MIR. Van Burcns, without the slightest explanation OF
the facts which produced the difference. They say
nothing Of the expenses of the Florida the cxtn
guishlncnt Of the Indian land titles the ten millions
appropriated to he used in the event Of difficulties with
England, tbnt not cent of it tUuchedJ They expect
this elaborate misrepresentation and these public libc!S
to gull tie people Of Statord-ane we know not how
many more counties Never were the ends Of PARTY
in this country exceptonable never were their
means more reckless Many of their agents seem to
stichc at nothing With hem with the Jesuts, 'sthe
end lsirs the means In the present case, they
guilty o the most shameless suppression Of e truth
which rs bad III the code OF private and political
morals, a. The perpetration Of direct fa<chnods Why
talk Of .cat appropriations BY Congress- winch the Exc
cutivc nave never carried oW' Why crumcrac the 10
millions as part of the actual expenditures OF the Co.
vernmcnt, when il was only contrngcnty appropriated
in the event of British relations assuming more
hostile atiitude-and when these very Wings know,
that the President has not touched one cent of it:It
much Of piece with their ca!umnes about his wish
ing 10 have large standing army, and their nsdious
pass on Tue O7gdh-0ttOH ~ Rt M H'H Us
standing arny-whcn they too well know, tint though
the Pres dent emp weed to call out $500 men, he
has not called single from their homes, nor touch
ed Il single cent Of the len million appropriation.
But what - more-,n speaking OF the expenses of
the I"'ethm"nt, and IN comparing them under J. q.
Adams and under Mr.. Van Buren,, they completely put
out OF view every circumstance winch tends to ex
plain the difference This may all appear to be cor.
rect IN the eyes OF these honest polite ans--but an
intelligent people VII think otherwise. They will
say, IF these appropriations larger aou than they
were then; why IS 1t so; Is i, the force Of new
is it the fault of the present Adm
nistration: Mr.. Van Buren, and his friends profess
regard for the strictest economy. We have every
reason to believe them honest in their declarations
Their interest would make them so; even if no prn.
ciple could restrain them Why, then, this apparen,
increase Of expense since The days of J. Q Adams =
Such is the enquiry Of every man, who has no party
views bias his Judgment, and really wishes 10 know
he truth. In this spirit hasten to correct the mis-.
statements of the Whigi, ala 70 blow up their hsaa.
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To g'HT EDiTOR or Ht. r. q nm


rSir. Anartice recently appeared IN the British
print in this city on the subject OF public dealca'os
which has been followed by the speech OF discarded
clerk on the same subject, with the intenton no o""''
of holding the Administration responsible Tor the DE-
fault ofevery public officer, Wing ana Democrat. ne
Bristis editor recommended the speech 10 us ieaoces'
lest it should pass wont notice, and thus endorses us
statements Nothing can be more unjust, or show
more distinctly the unprncplcd hostility OF The orpo.
son and their corrupt presses, to the distinguished
individual called BY the OF the country to the head
of our affairs, than this mode OF warfare
II s however, unfortunate for tue Opposition, ihat
the subject of dcalcatons has been touched ard their
newborn hero praised and recommended on trust.
Recent reports from the Treasury Department devel.
opc the fact that the Administration have nothing to
answer for in regard 10 detacatlonS which Was not
common 10 anteccdent administrations. F0r instance
It appears that during the administration OF the vIrtu-
GUS Madison the dealcatlons OF collecting and dsburs-
mo officers amounted To about tro millions ~ d1HdFS
and in the subsequent administration of Mr.. Monroe,
they rather frcssded this amonnt Who ever doubted
the integrity of these ilustrous s,aesmen IN conse-
uuencc of these losses,
But whatever may have been the object OF exciting
enquiry the subject, II mas cut Ike two'cfTed
sword; aud cmphatca!ly ask what have we to expect
from General Harrison regard dcialcatlons: what
reforms To expect:
It is fact no less astounding than true, and the ar
chivcs of the government will place beyond con-
troversy that j. c. 5. Harrison, the son Of Genera
Harrison and receiesr of p~btc money at FincenaeS
in OLo ,r0s rsmored tr0m offcc by President Jachson
because he ,raS dcfqutcr tn The IF $4,000 Ia the
Gorernra,nt: amt mry, butarcc SIN remaims duc TO
he GoruHmeR notwithstanding" general HorriSo" e"s
his sccuriiy Behold the auspices OF the new Adm.
nlslraton: Behold the harbrngcr Of HarrIsonan re-
form
l-rTherc is another feature in this Transaction,
which / will communicate toyou hereafter.
Yours &c.
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t,ons in which the South has nc.es The effect OF
what he said the minds of bus auditors, was discern
bl from Their countenances which plainly expressed
tev well unde and fully appreciated the force
Of his remarks MIR F. W. Scott followed IN few ap-
propriae and eloquent remarks when he gave way for
Mr.. F. Dickinson to reply. 1t was very apparent that
this effort of Mr. Taylor had done much for our cause,
and will tell the election Our prospects are hr'9ht
and Frightening: our party in the finest spirits, ant
mated by lively hopes OF success, and fully intent on
the contest am sure we shall render good account
on the 23d.
"There we're at orr Court, some good Loco focos
from old Spottsyvana, who gave cheering accounts OF
tbe nrosracts in their county. Holiday is going
ahead with strong hopes of success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
POETRY.
From the Rmckerboeker.J

(Erom the Rniekerbocksr.l
TO 4 WAITE X F q W l..
BY W. c. gRiASr.
Whittier. midst falling dew,
While glow the heavens with the last steps " "~''
Far through their rosy depths, dost thou pursue
Thy solitary way.
vanly the fowler's eye,
Mipht mark thy distant flight 10 do thee wf'ne'
AS darkly painted on the crimson SKY,
Thy figure floats along.
Seek'St thou the plashy brink
OF weedy lake, or marer of rrrr "i1e,
or where The rocking pillows use ana SINK
on the chaird ocean side:
There is a Power whose care
Teaehr, Inv way along the pathless coaSt,-
The desert and iliimahle air.
Lone wandering, hut not lost
An day thy wings have famed,
Al that far height, the cold, thin atmosphere,
We, stoop moi weary, 10 the welcome land,
Though the dark night Is near.
And soon that toll shall end,
Soon shalt thou find summer home, ana rest,
And scream among thy fellows; reeds shall hend
Soon Ger thy sheltered nest
Thou'u gone-the abyss Of heaven
Hath swallowed up thy form; yet, on my heart,
Deeply hath sunk The lesson thou hast gwen,
And shall not soon depart.
He who from zone to zone,
Guides through the boundlcss sky thy certain nSnt,
In the long way that must tread alone
VIII lead nv steps aright.
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tERlIfICAIy.
the Hon. Abraham Mcclellan, sullivan i"N'!t
A..L lL-
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP,
FoR cHILuRES EElm>s--Prepalcdh s himself

To MOTHERS A%p NrrsEs
The PasSa:" of the Irct, through the gum, produces 'i'
aud dangerous symptoms. II i know" i4 mn,, '.'
There great irritation u the mouth and grgn, auu,- ' L
cc- The gums SWELL u" secretion aid saliva 0,
child Is seized with freqnrmt AMI sudden TT 81 ~ .ns
InG] starting ~ the sleep, and -iA,ns 81 peculiar
s!lrehs WITH extreme violence, and tlir- ~ NH..''
mouth II these pccur'ory symptoms are not si"yd! ,.,
Dissolution OF the infant A.'',r VI" have is, " ,,. Nj
f WI .f. }i%G S : r.
served hundreds, "t infants when Thought past rrc"'ti H
lng suddenly attacked WIKI that fatal maady c"n'"!'"N
To the Or. E,u,'s soothing syrup Dear >EIar
great benefit afforded 10 suffering infant from sour >'
syrup IN cac q! prOtrartrd and painful dcnit"i mus
ever! feeling parent how essential an early application :"
invaluable medicine relieve infant MISERY and torture
infant while "etl!lng experienced such acute
attacked with commissions and my wifi and iin aHI
that death would Release the BABE from anguish ~
cured bottle Uf Your syrup, which n alt'
gums wodcul change wa, produced, and a!''r ~. -
tons the child displayed obvious relief and b! c'na-
use, am glad Ia inform The child has completely
and no recurrence If thar awfl complaint ha' siH,I ]
ta4aih are ciauaIing daily and tc child etI1
give Jon my cheerful permission 10 maze ihiS ~
ment public, and "lI gladly give any ino"M "a IGWySIS
gentleman who trial of Or. Evans S'"''ns ;;
in his family, lin of trcthng child whrr u
preventing ihs con,"nnsrccs winch s.rrtincs follow We
chesrflIy comply with his rcqucsL-N y -. o., has,
We believe it j. generally acknowledged by those WI. A.
tried that the Soothing syrup Children 'ut'n: Irs'
vrrScd in another coIumn highly useful ar!,i' io T
poses Tor which intended. Highly respectable Pef'on.
any rate. who have made Of it. do not ,-'lais l" give
tues the sanction Of their ame.:-Bo,ro> IsA'h[L1''
yc.rros-b" parci, IN purrasmr /, that The i',+
OF THIS Medicine contains notice Of ts entry acc'a 81
OF Congress. And be likewise paIc!a: IN oDaih'is '
100 Chatham ST., New York. or from ihe regular ST
~ DrS,I, ~ ;;tt,t1.'Vo.I
Jo,EPr GLI, h'''"'''
d.. Er0ts' Cd0rorric and .7psrient riHJ
4" ErRs EtrCr ard .3rus Pals,
. Erdns Soothing syrup,
. G4odc's Female Pills.
I" Hunts BotaHr Pills, ,-.Iaa
according Of Congress, and rHd4 'G
Chatham Street, .ttu York, q: The regular 7yeT''
G. Hail. Norfolk.
T. f. IoOck Portsmouth.
Jo,EPH GiL, Richmond.
Mortimer & Mowbray, Baltimore.
Barrett & McEnrc, Charlottesville, Va
Jesse Perry, Suffolk.
Lewis Johnston, Washington D. C.
". Thrn K Co., Petersburg.
John y. Bell, Winchester, Va.
William Dorsey, Martinsbufg, Va.
Edward Mcdowell, Fredericksburg, Va
E. Berkeley * Co., Harrington, Va.
J. iarGcsty, Ilarrs0nburg, Va.
James Brown, Charrsion, Va
C. L. E Dunkur1, Lexington, Va NJ,
Nay Ii
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lN those thnt arc alctsd, como 70 me and % hegIeI

nR FRANCIS WHITLEY has permanently located himself
~ Stanardsvle, County, Va, and will attend
NJ the neshbuood line OF his profession. In addition e.
his knowledge Of the prevailing diseases OF the county,
possession Of remedy different grades of Urop.p having
aud disease. lie also Cancers, Cancer Warts
Cankcrs FGnenses and the different Of Wens also the Wei
Asthma. Those be s-ndnc
nleisen who describe the Complain from
describing writing In all the pa
tient lives more than 10 miles from Stlnadsve the money must
The charges for medicine
l6 dollars. No patient will visited at
distance without the being
pay visit. Those who douht the Of the
above statement have reference TO certificates
Duff Green, of Famou John Shacklefod, Esq.,, States aor
nry Cupeper Courthouse, r John H. freeman near III, Sam.
Nj Jno FAINT, Cupeper County, Capt Randolph aard Cuneprr
Mai John Roberts Rappahannoek Dr. Joseph NekIn Washing
ton Rapp1hanno,s Mrs Alexander Tnne Warren County;
gre any Information on the suhe required
Ap !. LS-wsw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

"o"ro''He, .iprii 14th, 1910.
yesterday being Court.day, the Court which
had met early, adjourned about o'clock, TO give our
Senator, James Is. Thornton, Esq. an opportunity to
address the people in the Court house wno then deli
yered address of several hours duration Nfcr Mr.
Thornton had concluded, William P Taylor, Esq rose
TO reply when at the request of many gentlemen he
left the Court house, and addressed the people from the
portco of one of the Taverns in order that all might
have opportunity TO hear The respect
tanned in this county for the opinions of Mr. Taylor,
was now fully evinced by the general rush from the
house and all parts of the green 10 the stand,
and in few moments dense croud OF citizens had
collected in front of the Tavern all eager to hear
Many persons who could not get enough to hear
consequence of the crowd assembled INTO the piazza
over the portco and leaned the banIstrrs TO listen
from above Mr. Taylor said, that he had expecta
ton, when he left home IN the morning, Of making a
Speech and he only induced TO 40 81 by direct
call from MIR. Thornton who soon after ne arrived at
the Court, had informed him he should, IN his address,
make some remarks touching his (Nr. Taylors) late
course, and mentioned some OF the topics to which he
should allude. He then spoke for hour and half,
in plain and unvarnshed discourse, distinguished for
its mldness ability, and the soundness Of its views
Though he made attempt at oatory ornament, h
ryettcd the attention of his hearers by the clear lucid
and forcible in which he discussed every ques
ton connected with the canvass, and whilst he set
forth in the strongest point Of view, the claims Of MIR
Van Buren, he showed that Gen. Harrison was every
way unfit for the station be was proposed TO f not
only from want Of capacity, but also BY reason Of the
Of his views, in relation 70 al me suss
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Rules held in III Clerks Office
ii Caroline County CONT the i day of March, 1910:
Hugh Campbell, James Roy, Wind-r Margaret his WIFE,
IIarvnod Robert Pollard and his wife, Priscilla
ar"0, Thomas Ilawnoh. Archibald IIawo"d Martha e. ar
wopd Susan HARDWOOD, Lucy iIarwo and Emily HAYWOOD chit
IL Margaret,
grand daughter u Thomas Kuanc, deed, and daughter Of Mrs
Margaret arn decd Henry Garrett CIaihon w nrh and
Maria Rrhccca hi wifi, William g. Wright and Charlotte hi.
WIFE, Charles H. ak" and Mary inu his WIFE, Lawrence Eoan
I-ah.la r. Warna of Lawrence ROanc Patsy pkiuS
Richie Thomas Eoanc, Elizabeth Wrstmoc and huna West,
infants by friend Richard Row zee, Plaintiffs:
Thomas arwood John Gamrtt, Judge Thomas Rufn, James
Hopkins Rntn James H. McNcal George McNra infant children
o George McNea aud Manerya his wr Mancra Came James
R. Can-, Thomas H. CAME VIM. Game, Martha Game, Ann
Came Sterling Game aud Mary Cark Game the last eight infants
Philip r. Bramhan and Lucy Ann hls wife, Thomas r. Barnes
Jackson and Lucy E. his WIFE, George Cp.haw, Samuel Up
shaw and Thomas p>taw, Defendant.
The defendant, Tonl, HARDWOOD, John Gane'. Judge Tho
Noal infant McNca and Manrra ms wife,
Mancrya Game, James X. Came Thomas K. Game, William
Came Martha Came Came Sterling Canc and Mary Cack
Game infants Philip F. Bramham and Lucy Ann
wife, Thomas X. Barnes, Jackson and ucy F.. his wf
George Cpsaw, Up,haw and Thomas Upshaw,
their appearance AMI security according
rules of this court, and appearing
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this country
ordered the said defendants do appear here the first
day Of May and answer the bill U III" plaintiffs and
this be forthwith inserted ,paprr
published city Richmond for months SuCCcsSvry
and posted the front door u The courthouse If this
\ Copy-Teste, JOHN PENDlEToN, c. c.
March,. lUl--w-w
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JSc. ). LACY, Seq.
H'E'rsNI AANIA

Democratic Committee for the County u rrtSyvania
pointed ~ the late Democratic Convention:
COL d. Coleman, Jamr, Garland, pr. W. IT, Graham, w II.
Trcdway, J. NJ Terry, Cob j. h. White, col v Wilson, Col.
Coleman Nnbc C". L. Claiborne, COT Walter H. FouIauc,
Capt W. Rson Capt H. H. ivcretr, Gen. II. w :. Ca'cll ".
Edwards g. Edwards d. e. Edwards, T. L. Adams, G. L. Ad.
ans fhoS Cook, John Ward, J. Giles VIM Walton lhOS Wal
ton, H. Laner ;. alr>ion, Julius ii,m Green Daniel G. T.
kcsec, Moses IorLon ev Lindsey Walter Coles Dr.. X. 7.
Coles, T. Coles j. Coles, w II. W"odns Thomas DAVIS WI
Walden, H. Motley Maj. J. Burnett, VIM. Stamps Timothy
stamps W. Lyon H. Richardson, G. tabHncss Capt W. Cl-
borne w. T. Nhkcm j. \. Luck. John JunU-, stephen Crlc
VIM Rnhcru l.. Robertson. Blair. J. Ea smith Full
rlIn,tA