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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

Phe question of State pride, in parting with an al
most valueess strip Of territory for equlvaents we
leave for others discuss On that subject there are
various honest opinions.
The South has no good ground of complaint, because
the United States undertakes 10 pay Maine $500, lGO
and Massachusetts $50, 0C0-nor has the West. The
Florida war cost immense sums in the comparison.
We are sorry TO disposition, in certain quarters,
to draw the question Of ratification into party politics
If Maine is satisfied, do not why others should
find fault Whether MIR. Webster could have made a
better bargain with the British Minister, not is a
question that have disposition at present to dis
cuss. We hace doubt that the .hatne Commission
obtained the best terms they could, andcr all ht
circumstances, for their State lind take pleasure
in giuing them credit accordingly.
From the sGme.J
During the last two days we have conversed with o
great many respecting the treaty recently entered
into between Great Britain and the U 5 and we nave
seen but one who opposed TO lis confirmation by
the Senate. In this city far have heard al
opinion expressed, il is unanimous. We have seen
men from York, Kennebec and Lincoln, and all agree
that it ought not 10 be eced. Some think the terms
ght be favorable to the u 8, but none deny
90 far as money is concerned that Maine has made
good trade.
We were, however, prepared to hear of considerable
dissatisfaction at first In great question like TINS
the boundary, long, and angry ngltaed, IN mgr
party times when of both parties endcayored u
make capital out of it, by saying harder things OF Johr
Bull than their neghbors could extensive, Deep an'
bitter preiudces were necessarily engendered; and W
are only surprised that it has been met by the whole
people with much GOODNESS and good sense. l III
causes of dissatisfaction with Great Britain have beer
many and just and it is very gratifying to see that
whole people smarng under such provocatons on !n'
first opportunity presented by England, could lay as'o'
all party strife, and the majority meet the minority IN
spirit Of national brohtrhood on great national ques
ton and divide the honors and responsibilities Of nego
tiating treaty of peace.
Erpianation.-W are informed that some persons un
derstood from statements respecting the boundary
treaty. that the people OF the u S are bound to ship al
the lumber and produce Of the valley oilhe 81 John II
British bottoms.
This is not the fact. We have the free navigation
the river and can ship lumber either in American o.
British vessels, at option. But 1t shipped !" Ahe
rcan, it is American lumber, and may come free mt
the States be carried to any British port by ray'n!
the same duty rs other American lumber But ship
ped in British bottoms it is subject only 10 the same
duties ms British lumber, shipped from the provinces
The arrangement applies TO flour and all other products
This therefore gives the choice Of markets. and Is
valuable consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

The Madisonian states a commentary on The beau
ties Of Federal legislation, that the very important
amendments which the Committee of Finance in the
Senate had reported the Tariff bill, had been voted
down BY their own Chairman, Mr. Evans, and The
whole Committee that tho Wings were AFRAID Of
sending back to the II. of as it was "wel known
that the House would now agree 10 separate Ds'rIbu
ton from the Tariff bill, and the Senate IS afraid e
trust the Who's Of the House any farther.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

IN CIlANCERY Rules held IN the CLERK VI.
flee Cumberland County Court, Monday the AIN gay oi
July, 1912: u....i,h ro,a
guardian Luther c. Edwards Of Polly Edwards,
against IIhht,hs:
John E. Becky his wife, Nehemiah Edwards ana
Betsry his wife, Coleman Edwards and - his wife, JameS
Gey his wife formerly Edwards, augustus zoe
man Lucy formerly Edwards Mary u and Elza ~
Frayser and Nancy bis wife, formerly Edwards AND Nelson
Page and Nehemiah Edwards, Dri-ndahts.
The defendants Nehemiah Edwards and Beiscy his Wife
Coleman Edwards - his wife, James Wtcher and I
lev hs WIFE Nehemiah Edwards having entered their
appearance and given security according To HE aet OF ase
bly, the OF this Court and appearing by a'siac.
evidence they inhabitants Of this country, II OF
dered The said defendants do appear here on the hs DAY
Sepenber and the bill of the aiht@ ana
that copy this order be forthwith inserted IN some he"pa
Der published the city o Richmond for months successive
IT, posted front door Of the Court house of this county
b. D. WOoDSoN, u. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

r AND IN POWHATaN FOR sALE.-In pursuance OF a de-
IL Circuit Court If Powhatan rendered the 9th
doy Of November 1871, the Of Gallo Wilkinson In his
own right md Executor of Thomas Wikinon drcrascd
plaintiff against William Watson and wife, and ter defendants
we shall 9th day Of September fair II The
n,t fair day sale, public auon upon
es Tract of Land lying IN Powhaian comfy. containing 24i
acres. more e,s, md adonIn. the aod Of Gain Wilkinson
and others and The land nf which Nicholas Wilkinson
died aud possessed, aud will he sold nb the right
Nrs Polly Wilkinson. widow said Nichuas
onehird purchase money will be required in cash,
equal instruments payable In six and twelve
months from bond-,
personal security and The title Of the land withheld
the whole of the purchase .hni b. paid.
T. F. GRAVES, lc.,,..,
II. L. HOPKINS eo'p""'o"e''
oS-w
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II We have sent with the papers short statement
oler accounts each delinquent subscriber and ask
their attention We hope that this step will not prove
fru,less. fanny are found in the accounts, we
will cheerfully co.:ec them, upon being properly 10
formed.
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Marriages..

Married. at sm!,hfeld Wednesday, ooth July by the
Rev. Thomas Smith, JAMES R. WILsoS ESQ.,, 10 MISSOURI,
daughter IL Or. Robert Butler, all OF Smiih6eld.
Married the 2s ul Mount Elba. in the county o Cum.
berland by Mr. Lewis +. Cosby. Mr WM. Wop,uAM,
Chesterfield, Miss HEssINoHaM E. daughter
Major David Shields.
1r Wing Will please copy
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Arc. 4.

WHrAr-l0 cents pr busIrl.
CoRs-G0 to G5 cents per uie.
Oars-New IS cents per bishel.
WoHrHAM icGRIDER 4 co.
D Mr. Alfred NJ Bakers crop OF Tobacco, ron.rns four
bogsheads raised the county 0f ouisasod by Ellis Elicit
at Public Warehouse, the s9h umo-Nos. and or
which purchased by James Thomas ESQ., of this place. for
following prices viz: No l. lmgs, ST. y leaf SIS;
So making Of $40 II for the leaf
Old lolisa hard %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

OFFICE OF THE SO. LIT. MESSENGER, Aug 8, lefa-
" Those subscribers ihr Messenger who have not inunu
to call al tie Office and hand Their nearases are
respectfully informed Richard Him. Jr duly authorized
their balances and that he VIII wait on in IN
bills in the of the day when hope ai WI, DC
prepared To pay up. III. w ~ y, ~ =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

The melancholy death of the Duke of Orleans, the
le apparent 10 he French throne, has produced great
impression in France and in England. The French
population Of New York have testified their grief at Tins
sudden bereavement by the firing of guns and other
demonst; atoms.
1t brings up question of succession, at Tune wh'n
the French throne seems to be permanently settled
The son of the Duke Of Orleans is but years old
and the prospect of SO young reign, with Regency
at the head of the Government, is little calculated t'
strengthen the monarchy, to secure the tranquility
of The nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

V,EN DOLLARS REWARD.-slolen from the Stable OF Mn.
Susan Cotel in the upper end of llenrico county,
the night of Goth of month"; tJuy) dark
horse black and TAIL fore foot whte without
shoes on the feet and marks Of well
ness about years old viii give the above reward for
his delivery farm OF Ms Cottr., Croucs
Pitts on Tuckahoe Geek. SAML. COrTREL4
w3yys
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ITO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTn-The rates Of Trans
poa,ion on the Petersburg and Green>vle and Roanoke
Railroad from CASTOR Petersburg, have been reduced as o
lows:
On Tobacco in hosseads 25 per 100 lbs the gross
weight
Manufactured Tobacco 25 cents per box aud ~ eh
per keg.
On Flour, TO 20 cents per barrel.
Petersburg, Aug. Sd, 1912.
n BTohacco intended for Richmond will be received Ivy ih
Agent Of the Richmond Petersburg Railroad Company ant
forwarded Richmond 81 50 had nciudins dfnIase
26-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

rsNUwN LOTS IN TAPPaHANNuCK FOX SALE Pmrsn-
provisions of Deed of Trust from Barnett Moss
the undrsgIe recorded IN the Cr
Office If the County 4, Essex and by virtue OF de-
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey OF fnu
ouier county, Motley Moss pronounced ON the
OH day October il shall proceed to SELL for cash, without
reserve The font door Of the Court house, In The Town OF
Tanpaha mock ON Monday The h day Of September CoI
day Lots and the Houses thereon, more particularly de'
scrbed In said deed and decree.
The lille is believed 10 be .ticnae; but selling Ts
tee and such Title only is vested
A..
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We have 10 believe, that there will be a
change Of Cabinet-but mhtn and hOp-how many Sc.
re,afes will 20 out, and who will IN, We cannot
even conjecture Mr.. F"rward is seriously sick, and
will probably leave the Treasury. MIR. Spencer will
also probably leave the War bureau-and il has been
recently said with some confidence, that MIR. Webster
will resign the State Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, King Quten county.-Ihe taer
cises this Academy will be resumed the END o An
gust temia tile 20h December The entire expense
The session, Except candles viii be S2payae a. s ehd
of the year. OLIVER VIM l..
Address Fleetwood Academy. - .
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26-w3w

HOMAS SPENCER Agent for sale at his old stand
first the Banks in addition to his former
of Farming Utensils superior Plough entirely on
Ang o6-w3w
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ar We have devoted large portion Ct this days paper TO
Mr. Wses seahing reply Mr. Adams, 10 MI hhettr asn-
be speech power and TO the Interesting speech OF
Mr Buchanan and the Mondays debate in the Senate.
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Does Proicus have some special point 10 gain
M .nna nc unnIcd he ntirts 10 krilaiu.

y
Tnmeaning Symbols or no matter what,
From slang TO SANDER, every edge must cut, &c.
uhnrGcAsA Poem just pubshedH Itnnessss from rAih
10 maxi eopious tTtrdes.I
The Wing concaycs are already in consultation
about The humbugs they will employ during the up
preaching campaign. They believe, that the log ca
bins and hard cider, and skins gained them the
victory (o shame their party and reproach upon
their dupesD in 1910; and no,c forgetting how tie
fruits of their humbugs have turned to dust and ashes
in their Ina nds-and how much the eyes Of indignant
people have been opened to their tricks these moune-
banks are contrivng new traps to catch new gulls
They find that log cabins and the old embems will not
answer-and they are now varying the mummery and
the masquerade They begin with the mpudent trick Of
denomnating Mr.. Clay Republican of the old school
and they tnk of rebuilding their log Clay cabins and
ornanenng them with mill boys and meal bags, and OF
course sufficient quantity dust throw into the eyes
of the people. We advise them TO appoint Committee
TO devise the hest devices 10 deceive the People The
log cabins will not answer, though coupled with mill
boys and meal bags.
But their humbugs are now day behind the age
IF Mr. Clay was ever Mill.boy OF the Sashes, it
is certainly no discredit for him to have been So,
and it is credit to him to have raised him.
self to his present Distinctions but it is not because he
Mill-boy that the people OF the United States
will make him their President, but because, with his
talents, he untes the principles which would qualify
him to administer the Government according to the
Constitution But what silly humbug it is for the
Richmond Wing 10 begin by declaring, that "the illus.
rous Patriot may be sneefed at by the scrub arlslo
Gratis of Locofocoisn, because he was MlLL.BOY
but he i. good enough for the Wings of Richmond
What n little trick is this' Who has "sneered' at
Henry Clay because he was Mill.boy' Not Re.
publican that have heard or seen. But the trick Of
the Richmond Wing is pnlpable enough They made
capitul in 1910, of foolish remark of Southworth
about consgning General Harrison to log cabin and
hard cider-and now acting up to the hint they would
hu We the Wings believe thathe Loco Focos have been
sneerng at Henry Cayin order to make it false pre-
ext Tor new hnmbug.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

ID ICHMOND COTTON YARNs.-rhs subscribers have rent-
IL ed and working their account the Cotton
Factory belonging the Richmond Manufacturing Company
long favoabIy "CunnBgam and An"erson and
Yarns Of tho approved quality.
PECULIARLY invite the attention Uf those merchants who
In the habit buying for eash for winch liberal discoun, will
be mado.
Our Yarns will found tho hands of many Of Tue whole
Once a, The store Of Messrs H. ". L. IL Fly & Co.
L. %. BENTLEY co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

Stanton Augusta co.. Va Nov. ls4
Main street, few doors below the Exchange Bank
Aug 25-wiy
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IN CIlANCERY Rules held the Clerk o
flee Of Cumberland County Court Monday, the 4h Gay Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16
TO SECURE THE ENJOY.
MENT Or THE HEALTH

EKEE fain the numerous complaints with which is assaI-
ed dnrf the summer months discovery ever vet made
IN medicine has attained the ceebyhe sue
cess and so established se the confidence the public
both in the United States West Indies and South Anne ca
as has Dr. Wheeler Balsam of Moscaeo as mild and safe
remedy for the of the dangerous Diseases
caused by and arising from dsodered the digestive
organs 10 wit dyspepsia, cholera morbus collie, pasms,
da@a nervousness and pains in the bowels,
The effects OF drntns cold water the summer complaint of
ch,den &c &c These are speedily removed by this inya9-
able efficient and certain action has secured io
Wseesi sSe. 70 twh old the secret from mo
ves be tth he rather ehtose sto melf certain
at wears OF experience In doing make perfect
than he trusted to be prepared by inexperienced persons
Cerfcates OF influential persons already putsh are sui
hcienty when they voluntary offered OF their
testimonies IN favor OF its merits Dr. W. has the grat-
Major G. Mspes u. s. X Gem Ward, NJ G.. Westc6ester
Co.; Cen O. r. Morris w. p Ha.ett, Eco, C. ketchum ESQ
j. u Dodd Esq. and others OF equal standing This
medicine for sale Dr. VS. office, 80 greenwich street. who
so nropeto may also be had the following agencies:
Mr. Mihau, Messrs Rushton Co. M. Dickie, MI. B.
Dodd druggists lin Broadway DIR. Hart Hudson ST. Messs
Csdinstens a21 Hudson Dr. Cotton 2 sBesckerst and at
Mr. Israel Post bookseller 90 Bowery MI Wexford 42f
Grand 81; Dr. Iabrske jersey City; pr W Blagrove, At
lantic st. aud Mr. Ira Lowe, Fulton 81. Brooklyn
u NOTICE.-The Balsam OF Moscatelo IS not the
article unless accompanied with pamphlet containing
also directions how should be used
M also The bottles being stamped 20 Wheeers Bslsam Of
Moscafs"'-~" iyl5 lm.c
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PORTUGUESE
r T. M A L E. PILL L S .

:. -. INyENTED AND PREPARED
M. DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON, PORTUGAL
'IHE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
Pills composed, have made them the wonder and ADM
ration of the world they known all Europe be
the only preparation discovered that invariably
certain in producing the monthly turns Their certainty, in all
being such that thew be during
for though always mild, safe and healthy, they certain 10
produce miscarriage il used during thai period.
The directions translated into English sad enveoped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box con-
the OF NJ de Boudeloque aud the English d.
rccons have the signature Of Dr. f. MELVEAU, authorised
agent for the continent of America
They be transmitted by mail any Of the United
States. Letters directed to Dr. r. Melveau bes "a, New
York. will with immediate attention, All letters must
be paid Sold by appointment at 100 Cherry near Catna
rae Price S. Half boxes S. No half boxes seut BY
maj fm~r CIV
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MADAME RESTETI,-

EEMALE PHYSICIAN Office and residence ias Green
wich street. where she can be consulted with the
Madame Restes mode Of treatment in all negula
y suppression Of those functions Of upon which
health of every ematdepends such require few
days 70 effect perfect Ladies desiring proper medical
tendance during confinement other ndspos,tion will be
accommodated during such time with private respectable
board Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose de-
lca precaIous health orbds rapid increase Of family,
will be sent by mail any Of the United States Price
package All Letters (post pad) addressed TO box $685.
N. Y. city, will be received.
Boston Office, MOI Essex street. iva I'M r daw
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lust PUBLISHED, PRICE FIFTY CENTS-By DR..
Fawcett Of 1856 Fulton street, New York-The great
CONSIDER for the Mind in Dsessa popular enquiry into the
that destroy the physical the ability
INDUCES local constitutional weakness irritation,
consumption and the partial total extinction of
ducve powers The Dr. is also hor Of treatise which
exclusively written r the sensitive female who, while she
shrnks abashed the idea revealing her suerngs find
in its pages confidential and capable adviser.
Doctor F. continues direct his attention the entire
dcatisn gonohGa geets structures nocturnal emissions
b and all diseases brought by solitary habits. Female
diseases treeted scientifically
jy23 1msc Office le6 Fulton street.
MEDICAL CAUTION.-Patients seeking Medical aid
lA should be exceedingly cautious in the selection of
Doctor for serious fact alas that of the whole
horde of advertising Doctors ESQ caled) in this devoted city,
not than legal right to administer
medicine they by nature education by any
qualified TO administer to the SICK
Ii be depored that such base imposition is suffered
toe in defiance Of the law which makes il highly penal
offence to practice medicine without legal d.
ploma
Dr. Carpenter however has personal complain
the premises for soot from the late rapid of
auack and their miserable above operations the credu
practice confined to more legitimate hands,
To the suffering and deluded patient victim however the
all important the issue of life and death
too often depends the first medical advice.
Dr. Carpenter although advertising Doctor into the
profession through the front door of the tempes graduate
Of Union College, centate Of the New York State Medical
Society and for thirty practitioner of this cy and his
only for advertising business by
the sensitive the subject obtain and
the sick.
Office No Peck slip, Pearl street. Charges reasona
ble Office open until half past 9 p. M. a6 lmsr
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TO THE LADTES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician still continues
u treat with astonishing success all diseases pecu liar TO
females.
Suppression rreguay, obstruction by whatever cause
Produced can be removed by Madame C. very sort time
Madame medical establishment having undergone thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation Of her
patients she prepared receive ladies' the
point Of those who wish TO be treated for OBJ
stTuction Of their monthly period
Madame C. be consulted residence No. "a Lispen
ard ST. at all times and with the regard
All communications and letters must be postpaid
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
IA M r. COR DON BE N N II TT,

N. w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEw YoRk HERALp-A daily paper lssned every
morning OF the weekprce cents per copy Counry ~o-
scrber furnished the rate for any specinc period on
advance No sent nj less raid IN advance
Tar WEEKLY HERALp--I@sued every Saturday morning a!
nine ocockpce sir and quarter eent' per
subscribers S3 annu In ADVANCE OF at the
for any specified period
Awps Gosoor BrrrErr, Proprietor and Editorsrd a o.
dsi ~ business u.si - post pssl
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HIND'S DEPOT

Of VERBS BURNERS, IMPROVED, at ia Grand st.
door the Broadway HouseThc subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public in geaera that being
has brought them TO that perfection which makes them
pcro for cheapness, cleanliness and bancy Of light all
Others in existence From his long experience the bu-
sness and the facilities he all Others the
trade he enabled to sell at 50 @ IS per cent lower than for
to merrs share Of public patronage The great difficulty here
oore existing the trimming universally complained OF
by all that hayc used em entirely Obyiacd by the in
sen s, OF rs,en 50 ,h ur somS p ~ LII
superior quality of Camphne As the gallon orally
sold and which affords light brilliant than any
other substance expense to the customer Of
less half of oil. safe in no way explosive,
drops fire from the wick and leaves no fire upon it
ceany leaves no grease Marks and il spilled clothes
furniture evaporaies entirely like ALCOHOL The lamps
in order need no snung raising Of the wck but merely
require be kept clean and be filed as often they burn
themselves empty ~, =,
duced prices Lamps cleaned repaired wckd to
burn camphine. :,
Astral Lamps bronzed and regt
aly splendid article respectfully invited
lent that they will find IL to their advantage.
BConstantly hand general of Kitchen
Furniture Stoves &C. &C.; Tin and Copper Roofing Cutters
Leaders and Job Work in general executed the shortest
tce JAMES KINDS,
any m Grand sire