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fIUIrlUN IN FRENCH.-Ihe subscriber res
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Others may be DESTROYS Of studying the French
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DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
~ supersedng all other pre- paratons for the re-
lei OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping cough,
Iightness of the Chest Bronchitis and similar pull
monary affections
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tion drowsiness, cholera morbus sense Of fatigue and
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CONSUMPTION CANNOT BE CURED |!

iHOse WHO say tt can arc lmposIers and quacks.
still II may be prevented its progress stayed, 10y
using DIR. Peters Cough Lozenges. Begin in
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE U. STATES.

Commissioner Of The General Land Office
Sept. 29--lawtds
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G. A. WICkLIFFE.
march l6-dtlmay

The Old School Republican, Ohio; kcntuckian,
Louisville, Ky; Yeoman, Frankfort, Ky. Boston
Times Philadelphia Sentinel; New York Union &
Aurora Hartford Potriot & Eagle; Argus, Albany,
n. Y Hills New Hampshire Patriot; and CIncinna-
Il Republican, will publish the above advertisement
and send paper containing the same to the lnspec-
ton Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
From The .ur.I'nnriiis, Ttaa Gazette, May 1877
,ruE HON IL L TIRNEY

The Hon II. l.. 1urney, our luie talented Represen.
tsve in Congress, addressed his old constituents of
Warren county, at the Court house. in this place,
MONDAY last His speech was truly able effort
After very happy exordlum, he spoke first of the
oripn of the split IL the Democratic party in Tennes
see-proyed, that until the nomination Of Judge White
for the Presidency By the Caucus of eleven members
of CONGRESS from Tennessee II lc;o, tina, had pre-
scented en- undv;ed front in favor of the
ton of Andrew Jacks9n-that those who supported
judge White IN this State did upon the avowed
ground, that he was better Jackson man than Mr.
Van Bnrrn-;hat Judge White was not only against
ihf Bank but also against Bank of the L S.-whe,
tacy said MIR. Van Buren, only pledged against Ire
Bank-tha, The friends Of ludge White and Mr. Van
Bn,en became much exciieG against each oci during
The canvass and after the defeat OF the Judge large
majority of his friends had gone TO The Federal
party and the open advocates of all the lead
ing measures al that party; and, Mr. Clay the
acknowledged head OF the Federal party, they were
likewise advocating his claims to the Presidency,
thouph some of them had, time aided in burn
ing him 10 et1gy
lie next spoke Of the in which the Wings
had conducted the Presidential canvass in lc40-
a-ouah, N review before bis audience, Is with pen
cal OF hight, the whole array Q! Wing promises waich
were made 10 gull and deceive an honest, conidins
people, during that eanyass--he then proved 10 de-
tpcns,raton that they had violated oil their Promises
thev had charged all manner of corruption upon the
Administration Of Mr.. Van Buren, and pledged them
selves if they could get maioies in botn branches of
Congress- they would be able 10 expose those imputed
corruotiops He said, for the last two years, the
Wings had had maloriiies-in both branches Of Con
gress, with real White Charley for Speaker Of the
House or Repre- senintves-a devoted tool Of Henry
Clay, who had placed decided majority Of Wings on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Twenty seven Wing delegates elected BY an nggIe-
gate majority of 500 for,y,two votes less Than The
majority n 0a ass ag1 u m' Will ,H a
,sr the rsadsr that the Democracy might lose the Le'
sisa,ure Of Virginia with clear popular majority IN
she;r fayor OF more than ten thousand. Our principal
Lose s n The above named counties in which the change
IN The aggregate compared with the vote OF last year
aass nj syeeed AGO. and the Democratic gain as CON.
a,h Inc vote at the Presidential election IS Sc
vera kcndfed
on Tho whole, we are satisfied with The result, and
,.le Measure IN announcing he public, that The
Democratic majority in Virginia has increased several
thousand since the lesI Presidential election
[LyachJUrg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

LoSofEtLow.
When the warn sian, that brings
Seed time aat harvest, has returned again,
,'rs sweet 10 visi; The s;,ll wood. leIe springs
The dr-l Hover ri the plain.
love The season we'll
When lo.c,i blades ~ ;ccmie with hti-"l I"''''S'
Nor DARK the many folded clouds i"triei
TIE coming ~ Of storms
Frea IL. ea!;.S IucssGed mould
The sap!ing draws its SuS;euAHcc and tnrlNcS.
Though stricken 10 the heart with Nlairi's cold,
The dropping Tree revIEeS.
The softly waibed song
Comes through the pleasant woods, ana co!"fed WHY'S
Are claneing i'll the golden sun, along
The forest openings.
And when bright sunset fills
The silver woods with lieht the green siope uio"s
lis shadows IN the Eci aws OF the AUS,
And wide the upland cIows
And when the day is gone,
In tic blue Lake. tine sky, o'erfeachias FAR,
j. shadowed cut, aud tie moon dips he's horn,
And wrinkles many star.
Inverted in the tide
stand the gray rocks, and trembling shadows throw
And the far lecs look oyet, side hy side,
and see themselves below.
Sweet May, fun May tough;
l. welded uuto thee, a. htatiN are wed;
Nor shall they fail, Ill., 10 It's Autumn brought
IAtt'S golden ffu Is shed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
rur PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION


# is propose d 10 hold meeting of The Democratic
Marty Of this county, a, June Court TO take into con
side aon the proprety oil National Convention, Tor
tho nomination OF candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, also the proper time for holding III
and the manner of electlng Delegates to il.
No one doubts the necessity OF a Convention, IN
order TO settle the claims of the many aspran,s As to
the time: i, should be held precisely al the time which
will be held early enough to prevent the wings from
getting what racers call "a running start upon our
party What day that will be- depends upon when 'he
Wings nominate their candidates. !. they can afford
TO put of until Nav, 1874, party can do the same
Bat If they act this Fall, We must "5e up 10 lheni'
should they nominate their candidates THIS ia ana lhe
Democrats wait until mex, May, they Will be IN iull
career by Spring and may rush by as with The foFce
OF a whr!wlnd. Oar party must not sleep until 'hey
hear The Of Whiggery approach; It may then be
Too late to strive; Wing camor may have driven to
:he fold herd of neutral waver'ng voters sufi'-
Gent with the aid OF "a few feet OF leaden pipe 10
carry The election, they did in le40
As 10 The manner of electng Delegates TO the
Convention let II be done, to ensure the true
representation of the majority of the Party-and
prevent an active minority from controlling lay
majority.
Some Of The Editors are quarre!ng as to the time OF
holding the Convention; and doing great harm 10
the cause. II such gentry honest, they should or
muzzled lf dishonest land on The eve at Joining the
Wings should the. schemes mscarry,) they should DE-
dr;itned of the Democratic camp, and mark sci
upen them, by which, they may hereafter be known
rUGrrfntOn Fiag Of 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
To Plough .aakers and the Proprietors Of Foundriss

THE subscriber has purchased the exclusive right OF making
The above well known Plough in the State 81 prginia and
prepared Ia sell others with the right OF max
omehs from them He has the original patterns, which
made during the past year the aientee under the d
rcccn subscriber expressly for The Of vgina and
they 10 avoid n the objections arising TO the
beautiful Worcester and Boston fongs which latter were made
soil and vegetable surface differing entirely from our
Ths Nen LeiHssiea County Plough will show its superiority
all others when operating heavy clover lay upon land
thcky covered with weeds litter For than seventeen
have been engaged in the Foundry and Plough business
This State; during all which attention has been part
cnlay directed to the and form of Poughs both here
and the North and therefore confidently recommend this
Plough friends and the public generally combining all
valuable qualities OF cheapness strength of DRAFT sim
pciy of construction perfect performance OF lis work and
cd PInngh, and large left handed two horss Plough
Letters addressed Meadsvie Halifax county, upon
the subject, will be promptly attended 10.
April Is lr7-w3ni' BENZ F. AVERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
Sale Of Vauate and Cetebrated Imported Stations al

Sale Of Valua6e and CtleJrated Imported Stations at
Brums,cick Courthouse, Va
SARPEDON AND observation-disclosures TO a decree
y of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Brunswick county, September ieim 1884, Will
SELL MONDAY the Goth day of June lsa3 the highest bid
der fawrencevIe, Brunswick Court house. Va beng Cont
the of the late John Avery ESQ., in
imported Emancipation and Sarpedonit h-lng one
third part Of Emancipation and part sarpedon The
other portions belonging VIM and Edmund Townes and VIM
g. SpilmaD.
The b performance and high character OF the Horses are
well knows public need comment Their colts
which have been shown the turf, have fully sustained The
character Of their rs and one Of them il considered one
Of the very best stock horses in America The horses nj
stands IN Ire West.
Any gentleman wishing To purchase tile interest and desiring
further information the subject, obtain by addressing
Vim. Townes, GAINESVILLE, Meckenbnrg county, Va
The of sale i'll he credit of twelve months; the pur-
chaser giving bonds with tisiacory security Ia
II. J. HARRISON, Executor
NAV l22-wis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, May 9ih si3in conformity to
an act entitled An reduce into act the several
acts Escheato passed the 9Th day of January lo9
do hereby make known all whom IL concern that ap.
pears certificate of the Esceator of The county Of Augusta
dated Eth May 1913 and this day received into the Land 0ce
by inquest held the Dth day of March, 1913, tract
of Land containing thirty acres situated IN Augusta con
IT, and james Hickey died seized, has duly rscheaed
Ia this Commonwealth.
:. II. PARKER, Reg. Land Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
Nav ID

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March "a, ls43 In conformity
To an entitled an act TO reduce into the several
concerning Escheaos passed the 9Th day of January le9
do hereby make KNOWN 10 all whom may that ii
certificate Of the Escheaor Of the Clarke,
the 2st day of March, ls3 and this day received into the
Land Office, that by an inquest held the 29h day of May,
Si Lot and Tenement In the of Beryve in the
Clarke containing quarter acre. which Thomas
Whiting died seized has been esceaed this Commonwealth
s H. PARKER Reg. l.. Office.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

In ir United for the Eastern District If Virginia,
April 80 1919:
matter bankruptcy Of John CIendenns oil the city OF
! Rlsl,mond In the Eastern Virginia District:
The clenrnins who has ssen deereed Bankrupt
by this CONT having flied petition praying 'o Ills discharge
II Ordered that notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed city Of chmond seventy days at least before the
petitnn nj The United Court ROOM In the City of Rich
mond and creditors VINO have proved their debts aud other
show cause any they have, why the prayer of The said petit
TONER should not be granted
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
l21-Wttw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

nR oAKLEY's COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, tor
~ the cure Scrofua Kings Evil obstinate Erupions Of the
Skim Pmpes the Face scay Eupons Chronic
Rheumatism letter Syphic Symptoms and all disorders aris-
ing from an impure of the blood inudeous Of msrcu-
ry, &C., &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United States
with decided benefit Scofula aecura Diseases, and In all
Of an liberated character. 1000
We the undersigned, having frequently used oakeys Com
pound Depraye syrup The course of practice with de-
j, snae,a, nrrn,r,tinn n. H. MUHIENBERG, 81. D.
' 'f SOLOMON 6. BIRCH, do
JOHN y. OTTO, do
'rhe above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNoR
" ' 's " 80 One door above the Dell Tavern.
ps. 4, 7i-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

OCUST Hill. FOR SALE-Ihe subscriber, having deter.
II mined To TO the West offers for SALE by private
tract, The Tract Of Land which he lives miles North OF
Louisa Courthouse, the Hickory creek in healthy
and agreeable negboood and containing eight hundred and
twenty with comfortable dwelling houses and other
hosea good apple orchards and meadows. The land
productive and well adapted 10 the growth of corn wheat
tobacco and clover There hundred and y
excellent low grounds lnindaon very produc
ve-an ample supply of wood and timber supply the farm
Each field is well waieed having failing springs and
branches. II be said of truth seldom such farm In
market, either in Louisa or the adjoining counties.
Reference TO Ellis d Elett Richmond or the subscriber
JOHN ELLIS.
louisa Dec 1890 67-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

I'm the United for the Eastern District of Virginia
" - March 30 l843
rs the of Bankruptcy OF William Edmonds Of the
county of FauauieI the Eastern Virginia District:
The said William Edmonds, who has been decreed Bank
p by Court having filed petition, praying for his dis
charge IL Is Ordered that thereof I've published In
paper printed city Richmond seventy days nj least be
orn The 9Th day July next when hearing will he had the
and ,un nj the United Court Room in the city
Erond creditors who have proved he, debts, and
r pcrons interest," may appear Tile said time and place
cnsc II they have, why the prayer Oh Tue sac pc
i,iiouaI should not br granted
Coly-Trste, HENRY 6ihSoH, CierS
March N 80 Il0-wIw
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Louisa, Dec. 20, IS42.

NOTCEWas committed 10 the Jail Of this county, on the
~ 10Th day of March last Negro Woman who calls herself
Mary Jane and she Is the property of by the name OF
Whiworh formerly Of Buckingham county, his Siate and
sides somewhere in the State Of Alabama Mississippi
;ary Jane abuGt y 80 years Of age O. dark brown com
with small the left rye, and broad front
teeth The of said slave required 10 prove
property charges aud take her away otherwise she VIII be
dealt with the law directs.
JOHN THOMPSON. ia,
Tailor OF Goocland county, Virginia.
MAY I2o-weW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

JAMES A. PATERSON. CoaMissIoS MrRcHaHT, RtAmnnd,
Ya-Wl give prompt attention TO sales Of all kinds OF Pro
luce and Merchandise consigned To his care Store on Cary
reet, adjoining Messrs. CapertoR & Crump.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

TN CHANCERY.-visoisIA :-fr Hanover County Court,
i March aSth, 1898:
William A. Thackcr, Plaintiff:
against
James Thacker, Defendant:
The defendant having entered bis appearance and
security according TO Assembly end rules
Court appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is moi
an nhabtaut OF Commonwealth: ordered That
said defendant appear here the
and answer Plaintiffs bill and copy this order
Le forthwith inserted newspaper published
Richmond for SUCCESSFULLY and that copy
al the front the Court OF this county
WM. o. WINSTON, D. c. II. c.
Anril u lt6-wSws
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Dec II

N7FcPo WOMAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST DEED.-Ry
~ virtue Of Deed of Trust from VIM. w Porter 10 me, bear
The ID day oeo-r 1872 and duly recorded in the
on,v co,, nj Powa,an ON the day. SHALL for purposes
in said deed mentioned expose at public auction for cash
Powatan house. the h Monday 10 June next be-
crease il any, since the Of the deed The title believed
p' II. L. HOPKINS, Trustee.
Mo- nc o-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

ONE PRICE ONLY!
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.-We have III.
~ ccived opened and arranged very large and Complete
seasnnable
STAPLE md F5NcY DRY GOODS,
which bought the favorable terms, generally
first hands, will be- sold unusually prices cash
general terms, Ia puncua customers.
If the close and attention each OF the partners
assistance Of efficient salesmen will IT, solicit
confidence and continuation OF the very liberal patronage
friends of the late firm OF Garland Randolph, and the public
generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

4 DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE-An persons having claims
n against the Estate Of Thomas W. White deceased VIII pre-
sent the same and all indebted said Estate will please
make payment rs early possible. TO the underssnsd
Administrator Of Thos. w. White, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
NAV is

IN Rirhmord and Petersburg Railroad Company will be held
Office Of the Company in Richmond on Tuesday, The SUN
day May O'Clock, A. NJ II Is hoped the Stockholders
'(''-"' -" A' JNo WILLIAMS, Clerk and Treasurer.
Mao lIq-WIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

ID n. HUDSON, DENTIST, performs all operations The
IL. TEETH their beauty and preservaon and inserts
couptble teeth, singIy In full sels on the most approved
plans.
Ladies' and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited 70
call and examine his of teeth comprising c"e
rety of shade carefully selected from The most celebrated man
factur.r
He also inserts Artificial paales desiened the
lis proper aai sound
Refer to Or. Pun- Rev. Dr. Empie Hubbard GadHf
Co.. Bernard Peg Ir Cbamberlayne, Dr. Bforsea.
hronch 5. Baxter Esq, Dr. L. q. Cabe General P,s5am,
George Watson, NJ. d.
scy- Office on Main street, square above the Banks.
Tsc O, Gs-wy