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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
JOHN STARSES.
CLAlsvlL.n, Ala Oct. q, lsl0

CLAlsvIllr, IA, Oct. y, IeIJ.
SIN: have been iisulicd :ur tie last three or iou
months with publications addressed TO me- winch art
of nature tia; | think 10 patriot or friend to on
happy form Of Government pcruse with any sa''s
faction.
received three pamphlets by the last mail under
your frank which return 10 you without reading
line in thcm prcsumIng the EisttcF they contain > "
The sam. poisonous nature ,at your party are daii!
circulating throughout the United states under you
frank, ana in violation of Tie post oiiice laws
If any Whigling in tins section OF Alabama mas =
ven yonr committee my name As one 81 thsr party
they have been guilty Of foul SANDER. nave pcef
bred Democrat, and shall certainly support the pre-
sent Administration with al ny powers and ABILITIES
You will therefore erase my name from your i's', aho
rive your REASONABLE matter those corrupt beings o
your party who may be degraded enough to circulate
them. JohN
10 tho Hon Edward Stanly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
POETRY
..M-1, VET RrMArs, rssrsc."
n IllNnnN LNKIC.


Tho winds are bitter: the skies are Wild
P,om the roof comes plunsinc the drowning ram
Uthou-in tatters, the worlds poor eiiiiu
soboeth al ,ud her lief, her PAIN
No one h. areth her, no one hccueth ~, $40,
Bnt Hunger, her friend, with IN. cola sa"h' Manu.
Grasps her throu-whispering husk ~, .,
What dost Thou IN Christian iai"'
(HnLn.)
,r,. .,;o, ~. wild and The blast is cold
YET Riot and Luxury hrawl nnh'h;
Slaves ARE waiting, in crimson and gold
Waiting the nod of child oil SIN
The fire is cracking, VINE u hnuniihI
In in each glass 10 lis beaded bfim
THE testers are laughing, the parasites qua'nns
.slianoiness ''-"honor, anu al i"r htr:
(Hi.houk)
e., ,,ho - slain meath the winter weather
An she once had a village lame,
listened 10 love on The moUnlt heather,
Had reu,ieness-vani;y- maidcn Shame ::
Nor her allies are the tempest howliH.,
p,.d;rai's rurScs-seli-d fsdain--
poy,uy-mseTy We'll, no inaitcr,
There Is an cad unto ercrs paia
The haflol's fame was her doom to-day,
Dsdain-despalf: -hy tn.morr"w,s light
The ragged boards and The paupcr's pal;
And So she'll he given 10 dusty night.
Without n tear or a human sigh
she's cone-pnGr lile ana rs ''.eVei oe'.
sso-le, her in calm oblivion he;
While the world runs merry a. heretofore
tEitaia.)
lie who yon iordy feast enJ"yc;h,
He who doth his couch OF down,
lie il was, who threw the iorsnken
Under the feet Of the tramplng town:
Iiar-betrayer-falsc rs cruel
What Is the doom fir his bastard sin:
His peers they scorn high danes, they shun him
-Unbar yoa palace. and gaze within.
There-,hough his deeds arc all trumpet sounded,
There upon slkcn seats reciine
,aideus a, far : the Summer morning,
Watching him rise from Tie sparkling wine,
Mothers all prefer their stainless daughters
Men of high honor salute him 'irend;s
Skies. oh, where your cleansing waters:
World oh, where do thy wonders end:
BARRY CoR.wAi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

A RISE OF PRrcEs.-A poor laborer who had been
sw;nded into the support Of Harrison, BY the dscourses
Ct his employer the necessity Of raising prices, has
lately put the doctrine TO practical point Gong to
his employer shortly after the election, "Boss says
he, 'the campaign is closed, Harrison has been sue
cessful, there is 10 be change of administration, wil
you please 10 raise my wuges" II is needless 10 SAP
that Tie employer did not seem TO comprehend the
pon, Of The argument, and proposed tie discussion o.
il at another time. Would it not be well tor all work
men TO put the same question to those no have beer
SO promising of better times in the event Of Harrison
success: fit is not time yet for the Improvement
to begin, will any one be kind enough to inform u
when it willy. T. Eeening Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

The New York Express says
"Thc Boston Capitalists and Banks have been called
BY the local Banks in the city of Phade phin for
loan Of two and half millions Of dollars in Post Notes,
having twelve and eighteen months IL run, and bearing
interest of per cent. This loan they have accepted,
and have invited the New Yor! banks 10 participate in
the loan the extern. of million OF dollars Tie loan
he made in Philadelphia Funds, and the Post Notes
to be made payable in New York The banks here have
readily agreed 10 take their part; The bank of Com
mercc has taken more viz: $3.50, e0o,-the Merchants
and Mechanics 100000 cacli,-i Phmaix State and
City all unite, that tie viii be made up without
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

Columbia, the fourth Monday, of the present month,
aud will be almost unanimously Democratic. From a
list in the Charleston Courier of all the members elect
VIC find but - or il Wings out of 1Go and if the
Rchland election is not finally determined in favor of
the Wings, of which there doubt there will be
but or 10 Wings, all told To the lasting honor OF
our State, she has remained unmoved BY the articles
of modern Whisgery: and if apprehensions Of
the future realized, of her sister States Of the
South who have rushed into the snare of the Northern
Wings Tariff men and Abotonists, may bitterly
greet tst they have not initiated her example. Il is
dable to the character aud intelligence of the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
Richarlson punnavanl, ndyilnay and ADMINISTRATOR %

Richardson Dunnavan individually, and administrator Of his
deceased wifi Harriet Miles WoTsham, individually and
deceased wife Elizabeth Ann and her children
William w, Benjamin, Cannon, Richardson. Martha, Mary
Erncrs and Ann ke.au the five last infants rs their guardian
tc William H. Sadcf, Individually and administrator ~
Martha and William j. II. Salcr innt heir ~
sale Martha. Defendants:
Tie defendant William D. Sldcr ariu. eofcred his ~
aud security according 10 the ac 81 Assembly
and the rcs Of Cont and appearing h. satisfactory ct
drarc, j. irlabanr OF This Common ati io
drred said defendant do appear here the FIST ~, n
January Of This Court. and the hill 81 i
plaintiffs il. copy Of this order IL forthwith inserted
ncspapr, published IN cif oisAmoud for nuHt
successfully posted the front door Courthouse y
His county. \ Ccpy-Testc,
Or, a ii3-wswsl L. G. LEIGH, {
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
inst rubiished, and for sote by J. WAREocE,
The Virginia and North Carolina Almanac,

Juf ne HtdF l1iI,
1ALcT!hTED ~ Dawn EcE,rpso> Of Louisa comfy, Va
\ containing. addition the Astronomical calculations, ~
names the of Congress aud Legislature ~ NlTE.nt
ar r ,oirt, virginia aud North Carolina the following :,
wa showing what amount Of S:ock Is "''Hcd y ~
Sl,i III Virginia N ic Banks and What an"nE 81 D
rnds In; received 81 n state upon the stock NJ Ia J
lSa inclusive, oira and, for information wor ten time ~
aporD .hcd Almanac tonic so"s, AoiiiEs Eli y
d-iau Sraken's Three WshrS-lG"s OF viewing ~ ioH
al Pnrcnt-Fauis of Nan. by ladyiet me sc h' "u''
Fathers Welcome 10 Widowed Daughtrri!uw I
collect Fee ni-Pys and Snicn-Ile G'y Mare y tie
better lIns>c-Ilopr j. still al Evergreen, &c, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
or ., I5o e@MMiIF''F' JOHN HUNTER. c. /. G.

IL CIlANcERy-ytnclSIA lin Powha,an County Court -
1 tuher the 9Th, lc0: .., ..
Robert Co.. his right and a administrator d. bon,
non viii the viii annexed Of Edward Con- So deceased a
administrator lpnls with the will annexed Of Iiw
con Jr deceased and administrator Of Danna cos 81 de
ceased, ii"'hdhSf
against ;, ~,
William Cox ST., Spo,swood L. Atkinson, Executor a Charles
Atkinson deceased John g. Bailey and Nancy h. Wic i
v Name, Cox. Eaui, In his igh and n ainin
traitor OF his wife, Polly Elan, formerly Polls 10Y, VIM
Eam Albert F. Elam Taron i. Cox, and MARY q. ~ w
formerly Mary Fam Edward Cox son Edn'd CuN j.,
deceased Elizabeth Cox, Wian Coz, Jr George W. CO.,
BENJAMIN r. Cox, canister White, administrator hS late We
DIANA II. White formerly Dianna H. Cox, and The children ."
The said Haner white aud wife, namely Edward IT, White
John T. White, William 4. white, Robert ". White, 1aiy ~
White and pianra H. White who inian~ uEdc. tr = i
u ,rat. h. T. t. Graves, their guardian 81 em, and Chai..
H. Mann ~! aud Elizabeth Jane h WIFE i"f-
\ i,arIr EiizaI,et, Jane Mann, Defendant.
This this day 10 be further heard on the ap'
fprncr read ard argued by Counsel Nhercmaoi, he
Cont doth adjujge and decree, that Richard Gaes r.
apnancl Special Commissioner ardi, state and stc tie
accounts amer being first duly sworn Of the lantf Ru u
f,y o administrator boni with The will ANNEXED uf III
ward Cox S deceased Of Edward Cox Jr deceased ani
rs ADMINISTRATOR Danna Lox, Sr deceased, and make report
Cont stating IN said report th. deemed pertinent ahd
roucr rs himself which may b. required h Of The
ties Interested IL b. specially stated
! 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

ins gain of2l,5 oi votes in two years, which added 10
liz farmer majority shows that the Fcdcralisis, ~ o
der 10 drfcn. him. Ind MINORITY OF 9,is'
vii with increase e ai added thereto, cqgal to
y ,3l. THIS cy did, and had surplus o!oser io'ooo
10 spare. AVN
The census table explains The way II Has f,iie.
,rha r,ocnr e The gt.rcs SIDE by side proves iow
arra; have been The frauds p:ac;i:rd in the nan'e OF
r.or Federalism. Take, for instance, the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

"TnE SroiLs The Baltimore Clipper, neutral
paper, rather incnng to IIarrsonis, thus nlludes 10
the scramble for office among the "no party MAJ
"OrrroE HrSrisc.-Now, that there is prospect
Of change in the National Administrator, tie Proes.
sion Of Office hunting has become quite systematic, and
requires much tact and manGuverng as other profess
sons. At period since the existence Of the Union
has the craving Cor Government patronage been 50 u
rious it is at the present time. Every individual
who has cxcrted his energies in hchaf Of the success
mi party expectso be rewarded and bases his claims
on being one Of the faithful II be cannot obtain a
full cup of pap lie will conten, himself with the scrap
ings of the pan-any thing, long Us i he an Office
the name is glory enough for one day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

vrnnoSr-1he Burlington (yt.) Sentinel Of Friday
last says: sThc election in this State Tuesday last
has resulted expected in the success of the Fo-
dcral ticket By large majority. In this town the Fe
deral majority was loG including a. Feds from Of
town who brought in 10 swell the majority. The
Democracy turned we'll could be expected
sidrrng the circumstances The whole number Of six
abolition votes were cast for The third ticket, which is
probably half OF what will be cast throughout the whole
State, the whole mass OF the Abolionists, from Mr.
Secretary of State Knapp, Ed.;or Of the Abolition or.
gan at Montpelier down TO Slade the lineran Adolf
lecturer, voted for the red flannel hcro, the
strength! ofhs pledges not 'ior the public eye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

DTNAWAY SLAvE.-comnicd 10 The jail Of tabe rc'a's
"a Virginia On the lh dag Of August, leiD, nero ltl
dark color though black: about feet or inches hs
! good conn,rnanrr aged i 10 years lie had Win A :
n,r al hack talouns pair 81 striped cotton do and
;.r onrlalog visible marks on his person. Ia.is
n.rf Frederick, and says that he was bound Ia h"ma ~
LIN. ~ Irtd ru.np Va, and that he from Perkins
about & before liz apaeheaded The owarf 81 ,1d
nero i requested forward, pay charges rae taxi sm
',-oti,rve he :, ii dealt wih - tie ltw directs.
49,! AARON L. Mtlsi.NDKIE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

IN Conu 81 Monthly session,
held ar Louisa County, ie Courtiiousc thereof on Mon
da.. The l..h day OF October, lril:
lti,spn EoNley, iiAihti' =
against
Mara h.on John Dickinson Susan Dickinson Griffith ck
in>on and Robert Dickinson, IticnGaht't
Tile defendant, Robert Dickinson ~" having cn'red ~, w.
pearncc given security according 10 law and ne u X!
he i mol mn OF this State on The motion 81 M pa'
H. lie c,ut.r II ~ ordered defendant. Robert cs
.on 10 arpcar before tie Justices OF our County t"nr :" x!
touly nj the Court ilolse tlc SECOND Monday ~ J"n.
ueS and answer The ii plaintiff: aad HAT COPY Of NJ
rir, b. forthwith inserted newspaper hif !" W.
civ ii Richmond months snccessivey and posted y ne
,nt onr al The o iis county Count Day!
copy-rcste, -
.ta.tl X, q. \. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

CAspIpATe WlrunE.wN.-Mr. N'rg'l y. Paris,
one OF The Democratic candidates for Congress, from
the Oxford District, Maine, has withdrawn from the
contest leaving Mr.. Ltefed 10 run alone. He will
certainly be elected as there large Democratic ma.
ority in the district The election takes place the
Both inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

s. SUTHERLAND, Gun .tt,, has jn.t received and cpsn,
-. I'd Al his .gr Store opposite ,hc anks hi Fall supply 4
Dobr and single NJ RIFLES, PISTOLS Pen and Pocket
kSlti fca-iHg ami hhiHg Tackle, Fancy fio0d So M pre-
stock land thu hes; terms, and he request, and
country friends DESTROYS Of purchasing in m line - Gall AMI -
his articles and prices bring satisfied that they VII ~
pleased with both His stock embraces
GlNS-Dauble and Single Barrel Guns Of all qualities
RlrLEs-A neat assortment, and made 10 order
PlsToIS-Pocket Holster, Belt and Dueline Pistols
POCKET RIFLES-Cast Steel Pocket Rifles
Patent Six Barrel Revolving Pistols
POWDER FLASks-A and choice assortment, from 10
IL
GAME BAGs-Nex and handsome Iatlerna
Liquor TASKS and Drinking Cups
Shot Pouches and Belts
GuNroWDER-Ens III aud American, in canisters and By -
tail
Percussion Wrcnchcs and Cap Primers
Wash Rods, Yad Cutters and Ranr1ls
shot and Bullets, ail Nos.
Dog Collars, Calls, Chains, and Couples
Shot Chargers, Bullet Monids
Gun and Kiie Locks, great variety
Gun Lock Limbs Springs, Tumh!e Cocks Seas Cock rus
GIN FURNITURE, complete
Fishing Tackle.
Limerick, Kirby and Virginia Fish Hooks
ENGLISH S;s, Hair India Grass and other Fishing Lines
Hooks gut moods, Floats, &c.
Cutlery.
Razors Pen Pocket and Dirk knives Bowie Kngcs hand
some observation-disclosures and Of Ter makers.
Fancy GO0ds.
Silver everp ntcd Pencils, Packet Books and Wallets
Gl!ots and other Steel Pens, IN great variety
Walking Canes, Spectaclcs, Snuff Boxes, DC.
Sutherland his thanks 70 his friends am ~
public for the heabe patronage bestowed on hin r
commenced business. In return, he assures cn that ha
good workmanship, desire 10 give Satisfaction aud '
rces, any intucement, he satisfied that le "' "
ceIrc a continuance vi tier iaycIs.
requiring.
Tlr undersigned will be thankful for small favor :" w D.
aud respectfully informs Spcmcn that al hiAS ~ "
pairs viii be done ,Speil:ousl! and eeaily >, ,o,y
Oct t--"'>"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

tn CnANCERY-In Amelia County co;rr, a3i uct. lei:
benjamin ". Warmer, Thomas |. Warmer, William "
Booker IT,, ard Nars hi- me, formerly Mary WARMER nnd
Francis T. Warmer, Compiananis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
lr..n IA llntAerilie 0a:ette. J

IiRGIxIA.-ow stands this proud and unterrilea oia
Commonwealth: has been true to herself ana lhe
principles which she has so long maintained. Inc he.
publican flag still waves the land OF Jefferson and
sc must say with our old friend Richie, "God bless
old Virginia" Yes, Gcd bless the old mother. She IS
now swhere she always has been, and ever intends
10 he" She never gave Federal vote, she never
will.
T. 1t is worthy of remark, that almost every county
which William Consistency Rvcs visited previous TO
the Presidential election, has given largely increased
Democratic vote. We told by the Wing bragg
garts that he had made sad nroads upon the Democra
lie party in Buckingham, Madison, Botetourt, Wash
nginn, Monongala and Harrison, and that Van Buren, $
aggregate majority in these truly Republican counties
would be "Just nothing at all What VIII they say
now when they find Democratic majority Of more
than one thousand IN the two last, and decided De-
mocratic gain since the spring in each of the others
The :: Little Espunger begins 10 perceive, we opne,
that his star is on The wanc in this Republican Cnm-
monwcalth The result 81! the election OIL the I'd inst
may be considered the handwriting on the wall, m
dicating the aposiate * Senators downfall.
T,UarLtDyr PrnuLiirau.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-26
Tur NORTH AMERICAN

I, ,s,sed every WtSassGay, uneef the soperin.
...staes Of az Association oi Gea1lsmen.
Tsgms--oas dollar ana hfly cents ior IL months.
ass dollar 81 eight months. 6Gy esnu for four
sssaths, parable Invariably ia advance.
ay- Isltsts en- business, communications for
ra6sesiioa. &c. &c. must ba addressed 10 the
Pusi,shsf, and posfPsad.
ay Those forwarding five new Subscribers
vii be entitled TO a arIh copy grafis.
fET- Advertisements eonspicgouslY inserted, and
On reasonable terms, particularly for those who
Otherwise paiFonIse the paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-04

ceeded ia the call, commencing wherc II
had been suspended on former petition day,
A large number Of petitions we're present
ed. Amongst them was one by MIR. Ran
dolph, of n. jersey, praying for the disiri'
button of the net proceeds Of the sales oil the
public lands. lie moved its reference to
the Committee on Public Lands, with in.
sIructions to report bill. Mr.. Petrikin
moved to lay the whole subject on the ia
Bile, and the yeas and nays being taken, the
motion was carried 90 votes to 81.
Al halfpast , O'Clock the House took a
recess, and met again at 4 and spent the re.
maiuder of the day in receiving and refer.
ring petitions.
In the Senate, yesterday, after the pre-.
senting Of several petitions, and receiving
suudry reports, the consideration OF The
bill for establishing system Of Bankruptcy
was resumed, when Mr.. Webster rose, and
replied 10 all the objections ~hich had been
made to the original bill, and advocated It's
passage. He appealed to the Senators on
the imperative duty and unquestloned hu
manity and mercy, Of passing the bill, as
indebted and unmixed Oith any thing Of
party or politics.
The Senate then entered on Executive
business.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-04
.FEGgE, Fggc y
Vegetable E.;fe Medicine.


FiHHLSE medicines are indebted for thelf baiac
q 10 their manifest and iJie action ~ pu.
irving the springs and channels Of lille, aud en-.
dung thrm With renewed tone and yigor. In
many hu.d,cd Certified cises which have been
made ru5Iic, and in almost every species cf dis
ease % which tie human frame il Bite the hap.
oy Effects IT MOEFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND
FHENI& EiTTERS have been gratefully QGd
publicly acagpa i-dred ~ the persons benefited,
and no were previously uaacquaintcd al;h the
beautifully philosophical. principles upon which
they arc cor pounded, and upDa which ,aey COLI
sgqplniiy net
Toe LIFG MEDICINES recommend them.
selves la fi.oa-eg at eyCry form md 5cllpu8n--
Their fret urgrai.en is 90 loosen from Tho coa's
Ut the stomach auG D5rrls lhe various impurities
and crudrias coust7n'.y srttlIuy around hum, and
60 remove the hardened iuecs which collect in the
couy3lu'i9us Of the small iatoslircs. Osacr mCdj.
clnrs Duly plrt,alIp cleanse those and leave sulh
collected masses bahind az TO pte5uco Lab,tual
cosagcucss, with all It's tain Of evils, or sudden
t4uiaa, with IT'S Imminent dangers. This fac;
Is well SNOW % % ali regular 4rslomizta, S. no cx-
amjDe the human bowels after death; ard ucraa
fhc prejudice nf these vel Informed men aga,u.,
gq4Ck mcgIciHrs-yr incidence prepared and har.
aided 10 tne Pubdc By tsrariat yrr.Dns, The go.
c.nd effect Of the i,ta Medicines IL to eiaaGsc the
Hl.acys aUd Tho bladder, and by this means. the
ITgr arG the iuugs, lhr ha.,as' action Of which
entirely depend up5a thc regularity Of thc uriua.
~ organs. The blood wlira takes its red COLOR
from the agency Of the liver aud lungs before il
Fsaags iau tbo heart, b,ifg lhus purified by then,
and uoursisl by fond coming from a cigan sto.
mach, courses freely through the gCiap rcncws
esary part u tacs tern, md lrigmplan''y mounts
The banner n health in TIE blooming check.
u. d
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-04

4 B two young faca BY the name Of BENJA.
~ MIN and JESSE KELLY. The first wa
% years Old last November, and the latter p in
October last. Sid yoang meu ,gcro orphans. and
we're made drunk and wb.at in tha, fftuatiga.
tbcIng ilhtraiC) we're persuada5 and roerced IN
assign n deed 10 q cora.n tract Of land. arawn Lv
ntphans-and tbs bo. Unconscious Of what thew
had doae. Tt wfc'ches beiGg bout to suffer IN
Il, inreis'rd and scared the boy, by pcrsuadinq
them they would b. hanged nr Acnt To- the Pom
lonlia'y, for what they bad dgne--aud rin then
On from McrIweatber county. Georgia, abop, The
2oth OF September, 1887, since which time p,tI,
ing certain has been heard from them. Rrpo,,
tays they were seen in Abbeville District. s. c.
lhey were run off by one JaiHes yaney. and oib
era. Any IninrmatIon respecting the bows. by
mail or otherwise, whether they are alive or dead
~ be thankfully received by the subscriLef-and
Editors OF newspapers in South Carolina, North
.aroilna, or Georgia, will confer favor on dis.
tteSsed mother and her orphan children, by pivipr
Tue eooVe an insertion IN their papers.
II sad boys can be iound, they have nothing IN
Ieaf Ia Georgia, as they are exaneratrd from apv
crime ia the case. Ell EIiruFNg
HelFe' eo9rtH Ga, FEB. 4, lsiD.