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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
STAMFORD cOENTY


Alta meeting of portion of the Democratic Repub
lcan party Of The county of Stafford, held at HARDWOOD
on the 9th day of May, 1542-Coone Robert Crcpp
vas called 10 the Chair, and Capt James X. benson
WAS appointed Secretary. The object of the meeting
having been briefly explained by the Secretary he Of
fered the following resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted by the meeting:
Whereas it is right and proper for the people to ex-
press their continents on the great questions which
now aritate the public mnd-We therefore, the De-
mocratic Republicans of Stafford here present, do
l. Resoire, That the public interest did not require
the lae Extra Session Of Congress, which was, we be-
levr, convened for other object than to force upon
the country certain unconstitutional measures, winch
Henry Clay &; Co, knew would fail, if postponed to
the regular session, when Congress and the people
would have time for cool and deliberate reheeuon:
g. Resoired That Congress has no constitutional
power 10 impose Tariff for protection, nor TO raise
money for distribution, payment of State eeos or tor
internal improvement.
g. Resoircd That the distribution OF the sales OF the
public lands will make it necessary tn increase the Ia
riff which is mainly paid by the planting states ana
operate bounty TO the manufacturing s'a'es-s
therefore unconstitutional unjust and ought to be re-
pea!ed
4. Resolr.d, That Congress has no power to create
National Bank, no matter by what name tney eau IL.
And we tender to President Tyler our thanks Tor bis
exercise Of the veto power thereOy crushing le hoh
ster Of corruption.
5 Prsolred, That the General Government cannot,
and ought not 10 have any thing 10 DO with Inc regu
a,on OF the exchanges ofhe country Let trade alone
let the bu:.as generally resume specie payments and
all will soon be we'll
mltee of Vigilance for this district, BY adding TO the
list, The following names, viz: Lawrence Sanford, Jno
Switnam Jno. o. Banks, Jno S. Hill, Jno III. Brad
shaw, Flavas j. Ballard, William Ellington, John
s. Ms, Philip Harding. Samuel Marques, Isaac
Burton, William P.own, Lewis Litrall, James Bur
ton, junior, Richard Burton, Philip Latham, PhiliI
Garner, James B. Burton, Harbinson Bradshaw, Da
mel s Coakiey, William Harding, Willis Graves
Townsend Graves, VIM. Tyson, John Porch, John NJ
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The Empire Stale stands by Virginia, South Caro-
lira Alabama, and Mississippi, in opposition 10 the
wild end mad system of Distribution. Her resolutions
have passed both Houses, ly the votes Of the Demo
cracy We charge rpon the Wigs Of Virginia that
hry have insisted upon taking the miserable quota
rom the Distribution fund-and they would force upon
Il rhmnded virginians The disgrace of selling her
hri. hit for Of pottage-of sacrificing nc,
pr at principles for $50 mrch trash as may be grasPea
thus !, Well ind, ed, as our Washington Correspond
ent so Indignantly writes %, might the Yanaee wing
laugh at us-ai "p,oud Virginia, at ''d''In'erese'
Vrsn'a'-at the mother of States and of Statesmen
at the professcd champion Of great principles, taking TINS
miserable dole from The Federal Treasury whilst New
York, with her enormous debt, has indignantly refused
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for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
n Norfolk April 18Th, 1912
DWAID fiTTMAN Co.. of the city of Baltimore, rred
II Josiah /. Denon Of Tie Of Portsmouth, having
filed petition duly verified praying that the said Jo.
alb A. benson may be declared Bankrupt is ther.upnn order
I'd BY tie Cont that be shown before the Co, The 9Th
STAY why tie said Josiah A. benson b. declared
Bankrupt pursuant the act Of Congress that behalf
Copy-Tese,
A. A. COWDERY OK.
March 10 Ili-w4w
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Rhode Island.

We have no room TO day FER any extended articles
upon this interesting subject Mr. Tyler has addressed
letter TO the Governor, which lie has published. The
President ought to have kept aoof from this conro-
versy We are apprehenslve that he has acted under
bad advice; and IN fact, whilst such men as Webster
and Spencer in his privy council, he can never be
safe. In this letter he quotes the Constitution and the
laws OF the United States for his warran-adv,ses the
people 10 forhear all force declines 10 act until
iiasurreetioa sial! exist against the Government OF
Rhode Island" lie says:
"H ,cW lie mn Guty, 10 respect the re4usiIionsof that
Government hich has btn rsrognised as tie r1s"g 90
rernmcnt Of The STATE in all time past, until shall be
advised in regular m0nnr that has been altered and
abolished and another substituted in its place BY ffgai
and peqetate proceedings odpted and the au-
,horlties and people nj the State .
The Providence Express, which is the organ of The
reformers abiding 10 the Presidents letter holds this
language:
rse President is the Judge OF State Institutions;
nor is it any part G his power duty to prescribe or
indicate under what form Of Government the people OF
State shall live, or in wha, manner their government
shall he amended Ii this the case, he would pos
sess The functions Of Emperor. State shts would
be abolished and Government would be reduced 10
a consolidated despot;sm. The Sta!es, in giving IN
their adhesion TO the Constitution ftae u s. surren.
deed only single point relating to the structure OF
their respective governments, the power Of alter
ing the M 10 any other than RrPrBLicAS FORM The
Constitution guarantees to each Sale Republican
form of Government; ard no MINORITY however large,
can compel minority, however small, TO live under
any other form. To The complaint, that another form
had been established, in any State, Congress would be
bound Immediately s,en and 10 afford the necessary
redress.
postscript to the Providence Chronicle, Of Thnrs
day evening" says, the suffrage party are determined
not to change their in consequence of The Ptes
dent letter. bat will persist in holding their elections
under their new Constitution, on Monday next, Ges-
terday)
VIII some friend who has the leisure and documents
before him, compare Mr. Tyers letter (Which We shal!
publish) with MIR. Van Buren's course, when Gov.
R,ner called upon hn to interfere amid The buckshot
Lates.-By last Erening's .MaH.-The Providence
Express Of Friday says ga very numerous meeting OF
the friends ofthe Peoples Constitution in this city, al
Head Quarters, yesterday afternoon, were addressed
by several gentlemen The situation and prospects OF
The suffrage party since the perusal of the President
letter Governor King ard they unanimously agreed
tina, that presented obstacle to their present pro-
credngs but offered ADDITIONAL inducements for them
10 press forward and elect their officers under the Peo-
pies Constitution undsmayed at the threats of their
rotten borough adversares.'
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H. w. & J. J. FRY 81 co.
RE- receiving their SPRING GOODS, wAch vii! be sold
- prices times Country Merchants and othsrs
who wish bargains " il give tlem call.
% Cash paid for OF Corn, deliverable below on James
river, ~ convenient landings.
Richmond, 18th April lei2. 1li-fil
The United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
lc,I April, ei2:
IN the Of Bankruptcy Of Richard Edwards Of the city OF
Richmond, the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Richard Edwards who has been decrecd Bankrupt
ty this Court having filed petition praying for his discharge
ordered thereof he published IN print
ed in of Richmond, days least before the 9Th
day OF July when hearing i'll be had the said pcton
the City Hail. in the city OF Rchnond and all Creditors who
proved debts, other appear
the said Time and place. and show cause II they have,
why prayer the said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Teste,
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY u. C.
March 70 llf-wllw
United the Eastern District Virginia,
Norfolk, April llh 1872:
SANJSTOS, WHITLEY L. Co, and J. A. & G. Z. Sanj,ton
- Co, the city Of Baltimore, creditors Of Josiah A. Den
son. Of Portsmouth, having this day filed petition,
duly verified praying that the said Josiah A. benson may de-
clsred Bankrupt II t!ereupon ordered by the Court that
be shown before this Court the ninth day of May
why tie said Josiah A. benson be not declared Bankrupt pur
the act OF Congress in that behalf.
Copy-Testc,
4. A. COWDERY, elk.
April 10 N4-w4w
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LEGISLATURE
ceed TO transmit to the Executive Of Virginia, as con
iempated by the two Houses
TIere follow the resolutions
These r. solutions were concurred in by the Assem-
blv the day before the adjournment and under ccum
stances which will not have been forgotten lhey were
dressed Immediately to vote, by the application OF Tue
rerous cues,ion-there being time TO be iost ~ oe
hate =, that stare Of The session, and the ouse oeihg
thee under heavy pressure Of busness- inoeeu hei
was occasion for debate, except such as mignt oe
prompted by desire OF The minority 70 save on "a.
question The bearing and scope Of the resolutions were
veil understood from the reading, and with 'e" e"ceP
ions all were prepared TO vote upon them al once s
much time, however, as could be consumed was co"
suned with calls from the opposition leaders i"' Tue
and noes and in calling the ROLL and when lie ques
-, =, Iss came TO vote, and members had an opPnr-
un;,v 10 place their names on record, some OF Inc
iWhias and they the most camorous Tor the ayes ano
noes. were found among the missing, having ao'nPuy
shot the pit.
.sOf The Wings that renamed Jana 'aeIe were aa"u
FIJI .bot conId not or would not dodge the question:
sarero declined 10 vote when their names were called
and were in one or two INSTANCES excused. ,
uTh;s il will be reco!lected TRANSFERRED before The
mcssaue of the Governor, oiiudeo 20 ABOVE was re-
ce,ved What n,iaht have been the result 50 lar as The
WL;s were concerned could they have anticipated The
Governors logged adherence TO his position on 'n's
question a expressed in The NOT LOT US u
saw We allude to these facts and particularly 10 Tue
special communication of his E3ceiehcy' 'e"e'a''ns
with the Executive of Virginia. asa sufficient
answer to the attempt Of the F. Journal 70 represent
nry to escape the responsibility of acting on the
peal Of the al by jury ac,a oil when Sc SO 'l' IRON
avsr, was ps reported to that body, and failed only s
want of time TO reach IT. =,
The resolutions, taking sides WIN 'fg"ia' esuI -
the Wing Governor, passed 'ne oe"au y W. ,rl
10 14-iall l6 Democrats, all IA but one, Wings -ahe
4 q n
,o,,e oil Democrats The nays were 70 wings ana
Was this all, No. n rhs wSg iea nxHs"s
AZ nd the resolutions 10 Vrgna-but unlike CoVe'"o
Cline" aahsls. 70 his ,i .s Tsss he fs Is hi: all
W. have before US the Address Of the 4o WIN!
of the Legislature to the Of FsI ps
lor.' ,t. curse Of which they denounce the De
@ Ss they r hse .sy aS sa'@
the vsn "a he present Legislature the contlo
srse his ss committee sss Ssi Ss '
ter :, sua under consideration that portion OF the uo
vernors Message relating to the controversy between
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
June q, le
TO PARTURIENT WOMEN.

a ~ AN 3 AASA41AN4 NNOWAEAkN.
nR. G. G. EDDY announces that he has
~ discovered an article from which he hSs
prepared q PaTtuEient Liniment, for the Re
lief Of women in parturitiOn.
This remedy is applied 70 the abdominal
region, to the vagina, and to the inteFnum
and externum. The effect is to mitigate
main and TO relieve the nervous iFritability,
The source Of so much misery to women 10
.labor.while il facilitates and renders safe and
easy labors which would otherwise be pro.
tracted difficult and distressing. Il appears
d impart energy to The abdominal muscles
and uterus, and at the same time 70 relax
the o. Gteri and vaginal passage.
Mech more might be said, and many Ger
ti6cates adduced 70 Show the astonishing
effects Of Ibis liniment, bus il Is deemed m.
necessary on the present occasion.
Ata convenient time this liniment will
Be out into the hands Of selected medical
gentlemen, we'll skilled in The practice oil
midwifery. Il Is contemplated 70 accompa
nv this liniment with = treatise On the dis.
eases 81 women and children, a obseFva.
tons On the effects Of didefen nales on
the female constitution,
June "a, 1912. lf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

hereby certify that have, at the instance Of
Dr.. Eddy and Mr.. Thayer, recently tried an i'm.
PTOvement lately invented by Dr. Eddy, in uculding
and fermenting for the purpose Of disIlatiOn, and
have fully tried said improvement at the distilery
Of Mr. ThGy0T, Of Cincinnati, and found the same
fully and entirely satisfactory, and that from an
experiment there was yield Of I22 gallons proof
spirits from . bushels, Csc pounds per buShel, }
equal 70 Eve gallons and one quart per bushel -
further certify that am practical distilleF,an
in the employ Of Mr. ThaysF; and do verify be-
lieVe that the improvement Of DR. Eddy is the best
in every respect that has been invented, and pos
Sessing advantages over any other now "a use, for
itS general simplicity and adaptation TO oil PEacti-
cal purposes. JOSEPH AMBROS.
Cincinnati, FOb.e, lS42.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23


g6VHF subscriber has obtained letters pa
tent for the sabioined improvement in
vinous Fermentation, with ten different me
tbods Of applying the same principle; and
through DR.. T. p Jones, Of this city, has
secured the exclusive right to its use in
Great Britain and her provinces. He Is now
prepared 10 sell rights for the United States
and Canada. Letters on the subject may
be addressed to him (pOst paid) TO the care
of DR.. T. P. Jones, Of this city, or 10 N. P.
lRlehart and A. b. COrWin, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
DR.. Chas. g. Eddy has invented valua-
bic improvement in the art Of scalding and
conducting vinouB fermentation for the pur-
poses Of distillation and brewing, By which
the distiller is enabled to make one gallon
Of proof spirits from every ten pounds Of
Indian corn, aud the same advantages will
be derived from this method in all other fer
mentatiOn for distilling and brewing. u
compliance with the invitation Of Mr.. A.
Thayer, Of Cincinnati, Dr.. Eddy has tried
his improvement at his DistilleFy, and the
result Of that trial may be- gathered from
the certificates which follow. The method
of e6eCting this is very simple, and the ex
pense Of constructing the machinery neces
sary very small. Before offering to sell the
rights to distillers, he will give ample OpPOr
tunity Of testing the efficacy Of his invention
DR.. Eddy can be addressed at Cincinnati
(pOst paid) to the care Of A. B. COrWin, o
N. P. IglehaTt; and any communication OF
this subject will receive prompt attention.
Cincinnati, 9th Feb, 1912.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
To the Medical Faculty.

r. G. G. EDDY informs Physicians that
- he has discovered an article, the use
Of which viii produce abortion at any stage
Of pregnancy, without the least difficulty or
danger; and il al cases where, from NAL
formation OF any other cause, il is absolute
ly necessary 70 produce abortion, he will give
the article with the greatest pleasure.
It Is knOwn to the faculty that in mallor-
nation Of the female pelVis, paFlurition Of
ten becomes impracticable, and 10 cases Of
thls kind i is thought By many to be expe-
dent and iusti6able 10 effect abortion 10
sass me mother. Where this state Of things
exists, the physician can know Il Be exami-
nation and the above remedy will Be found
invaluable from il freedom rom danger. AZ
well a. from ils certainly.
June "a. 1870. so,e
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

I do hereby certify that am practical distil-
Ter, and that MIRA ThayeF Of Cincinnati requested
me 70 aid in the trial Of the experiment Of Doctor
Eddy spoken Of above that did give mo close at
tention to it, and fully scribe to the facts con-
tanned in me foregoing certificate concerning said
improvement Of Doctor Eddy's and verify believe
that Il is altogether the most valuable improve
ment ever made in distillation.
gs JOHN GARRISON.
Cincinnati, Feb. 8, 1912. II.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
Cincinnati, Feb. 8, 1912.
CERTIFICATE NO. III.

do hereby certify that l was present when the
foregoing experiments were made; that am
practical disller, and do fully eorFOborate ell the
facts testified in the foregoing certificates.
JOHN SAVILL.
Cincinnati, 9th February, 1912.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
YAZOO
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.


HyHE Trustees Of this Institution have the plea
sure Of announcing to the public, that they.
have engaged the services of Mr.. & Mrs. ALFRED
GOoDRIeH, Miss HEALT, and Mr.. JOIN FULTON,
Cate OF Kentucky,) to take charge Of II, who will
commence the exercises thereof on Mondays the
l4th day Of February, l842.
The Female Department will be under the ma
nagement of Mrs. Goodrich and Mss Healy, and
the Male Department under the control Of Mr.
Fulton. Mr., Goodrich, Professor Of Music.
The following will be the RATES Of charges
Primary Class,-ihcludigg OrthOgraPhy, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and
Geography, $500 per session.
Second Glass, PHILOSOPHY, Moral, Mental and
Natural Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Sur
veying, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, History, Ro-
man Antiquities, Political Economy and HUI
Third S c1 rsy.jISgy S SSS per s so
Ornamental BFanehess
Needle-WOTk and Embroidery, $1,000
Pencil Sketching and Shading, 1900
Piano Forte Instruction, $500
Vocal Music free Of charge.
Each session Of FIVE Notwithstanding can be
had convenient to the School, at from SO to Sl2
per month, according % the age Of the PUPIL.
or Tiah0R Jees N adUsRee Mr.. A. Goodrich
viii tune and repair Pianos.
The Trustees are; H. Vaughan, President, r.
W. Graves J. w. Purvs, J. M. Sharp, ]. M. Pease,
+ BOstick, and ]. J. Niche. -
Benton, Feb. Is, lsl2. SSH
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HIGHLAND
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.

FTOHE First Session Of Eve months will
u commence on Monday, the I4th Feb
Tuary, 1912.
The Trustees beg leave TO inform the
public, that, under the suPOrintendence Of
the Rev. d. L. Russell, assisted BY his lady,
they anticipate q SCHOOL Of superior order.
Mr.. R. comes to as highly recommended as
an experienced and we'll qualified Teacher.
Arrangements are made for additional assis-
lance when needed.
The MUsICAB department will be under
the direction Of Me. P. Kenna and Lady,
whose standing as Professors Of Music is
we'll known. Mr.. X. will give lessons on
the Piano, Guitar, Flute, Violin, ClariOnet,
&c. to
Richland Is situated l2 miles south Of
Lexington, on the stage road to Jackson
Boarding can be obtained either with the
Principal, or in other good families, at from
IS to $40 per month. ln.a7 ot
TERMS OF TUITION:
Primary Department, $l5 90
The higher branches Of English, 90 90
Latin, Greek, and Mathematics; 25 90
Music, 40 - 30 OO
Use Of Instrument, 5 OC
- ELIAS TAYLOR,
Pres't Of Board Of Trustees.
February IL, 1910. 3l-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

NOGlCes
WILL attend to preparing papers, fleing
of Discharge all CASES OF BANKRUPTCY which
may be placed under my charge. have
made an arrangement with a member of the
Bar residing in Jackson, to attend to all mat
ters in causes filed by me, necessary to be
attended to at Jackson either in Court or in
vacation and who will always be present and
see that all steps are taken which may be
necessary to the speedy discharge Of the APP
licant. VIM. E. PUGH,
Attorney and Councillor al Law.
YaZoo City, April 8, l842. 39-te.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

HOAKEN from the front Of our House, On
Friday the 29th ultim0, By some dIay,
through mistake, one box Of Tobacco, naIk-
cd G. ANY person having such : BOX II
store, win please make i known.
Bate a WARE.
Yazoo City, May 81, le42. 46-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
JAS. III. CULLEN & Coo
Commission, Receiving, ForWaFdlng
pROnUcp MRpruarPg

A@WGR AAD9DgDGv
TazOO City, miss. - l1r.i :, .r
WOULD most respectfully inform Fhpir
friends and the public, that they have, and
will keep constantly on hand, all articles nesc
cessaTy for Plantation uss, together with -
complete assor tment Of PRODUCE AND GRO
CERES, which they offer low for Cash or
COTTON; Of which, the following 10 q part, viz:-
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candless
No. and 2, Boston Soap,
Morgan's Premium, Missouri and common
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Mess aud Prime. Pork
Coarse and Fine Salt, H
Whiskey, Rice, Potatoes and Onions.
Molasses, w. w. and Cider ViUegaga
Black Pepper and Aspice,
Powder, Shot, and Nails, assorted.
Winter.strained Sperm Oil,
Negro Shoes, Clothing and Socks
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets
Tin and Queensware, assorted.
Demijohns, do.
Canon, Light Brown and Florida Cigars,
Persons wishing to purchase, would nor
lose anything to call and examine their stock
before they make their selections elsewhere.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
DIR. HULL'S
Vegetable Feveroando Ague and AntioFeveY
PILLS.

PILLS.
4sAEE AND CERTAIN CURE FoR cHILLs AND FEVER.
THOUSANDS have in one year been cured Of
j / ague and fever BY these pills. Their COM
binatiOn embraces properties Of the highest eura.
tive value, making q gradual impression on the
system By their searching influence, and eFadica,
this most distressing malady from the system in
speedy and effectual manner.
People throughout the southern country may
depend that they have never had any remedy offer.
ed them 60 ehectual and certain as these pills Il
is expected that cOunterfeiters will make attempts
upon them.
Each box contains 90 doses Of pills. Price only
one dollar box. One box will cure from two 10
four cases OF chills and fever. For sale by r. H.
Randolph, YazOO City, Miss.
April %, I842. daft