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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
CONSUMPTION.
IND all DISEASES OF THE Pi
.MONIRY ORGANS


IND all DISEASES OF THE PCL-
.NON.iRY ORGANS.
For the last six years the HUNGARIAN
BALSAM has been in extensive use in Great
Britain, and thrnughout the Continent Of Ep-
rope, where il has completely astounded the
Medical Faculty, by its unparalleled success in
the cure of
THE MOST HOPELESS CASES
Of Consumption ever brought under their no
tce. In England il has cured thousand npou
thousands-of all classes--in cases Of the mos,
dangerously C0nsumptive character-and the
English papers are iu Of extravagant eulopi-
ums upon u aud upon its distinguished author
This Bdlsam has also been intrnduced into
the practice Of some nf the best Hospitals, IN
trmaFies, and other Institutions in Great Brit
ain, and has rereived the puhhcsa nrtinn Of the
most distinguished Chemists and Prolessiona al
men, az he
MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary Diseases in the whole range Of
Pharmacy.
A Committee of SEVEN OF THE MOST
CELEBRATED PHYSICIANS OF LON
DON, who We're requested by Dr. Buchan "a
give their unbiased opinion Of his Balsam.
have, under their own names, unrcservcdly
pronounced il an
UNRIVALLED SPECIFIC
And they unhesitatingIy recommend il to be
kept in every family of a CONSERVATIVE TEN
DEScr The jaint certificate Of these Physi-
clans accompanies each bottle Of the Balsan.
DR. BUCHAN
has been elrcted an honorary member Of all the
prominent Medical Societies Of Europe, and
his Balsam is now 81 well established that lib
erai minded men, in the Medical profession,
prescribe il for their patients, as the
BEST OF ALL REMEDIES
for Pulmonary complaints and physical debili-
ty-ant Il IS universally received as one of the
standard medicines Of the day.
The Great merit oi DR.. Buchan's Basam IS
this--in all Cases Of Pulmonary complaints it
gives L.H.HEDLATE RELIEF.
single bottle will reveal its astonishing
virtues, and open at once the fountain Of health
and strength 10 the afflicted
y Price of the Balsam, only 5 per bottle,
with full directions, Dissertation on Consump-
ton, Notices and Certificates OF Remarkable
Cures. &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
CONSU-MP TON IND Rising OF
BLOOD CURED.

hereby certify that last August, WIS at
tackled with violent and proiuse heniorrhacp
from the lungs, severe cough, with the rxp-r-
torafion Of much mucus, pain in the head, sarp-
ness IN the chest. and other distressing ssmp-
toms. bought bottle Of DR.. Taynr,s Bal
sam Of Lverwort, from 375 Bcwery, whirh,
uader the blessing Of Providence, gave me i'm
mediate relief. It's effect has been such in my
case that cannot praise il too highly.
CHARLES T.. SMITH
$50 Tillery Street, Brooklyn.
April Sth, 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01

YNHOSE who wish to purchase Goods with
IL Cash, will do well to call at WHEELERrs
(before purchasng,) as he will name prices so
low that II will as;Onsh even the miser him
self J. II. WHEELER.
Nov. %, 1913. IS
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SUGARS AND TEAS.

A HHDS. P. R. and N. o. Sugar; boxes
~ brown and white HAVANA, double refined
and common Loaf Sugars 25 chests and half
chests Y. H., Souchong and Pouchong Teas,
some very choice, now opening by
C. TOWNSLEY & SON.
Nov. %, 1913. IA
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The Western Railroad Directors have voted to
fae the price of fare 81 to Albany, after the st
Of December, and the price of freight about twenty
I'VE per centum, TO take effect after the close of
navigation
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01

VGra6le Prirate Library.-A correspondent of
the N. Y Commercial says that George P Marsh,
ESQ, member elect TO Congress from Vermont, has
the largest collection of rare and valuable books
and engravings, that can be found in this country
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
NEW GOODS.
NOUean Der 10Th,

~ c. HALL is now opening large stock
W Of DRY GOODS, silk warn AIpac-
ca and Indiana Cloths; Lunettas in stripes and
figures; Zenobia Cloths; Grape Pariaenne;
Brocade Lustres; Dickens Beaver Cloths: dia-
mond and plain do; Fancy Cassimeres; Fur
Caps; Boas and Fur Trimmings, Sc. &C., at
reduced prices. Ii
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WANTED.

n exchange for Goods, (of which he has a
- prime assoriment,) most kinds OF country
produce, and the highest prices given.
II. WHEELER.
Nov. a.. is4S. n
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OUTLINE MAPS.

MFTCHELL'S series Of OUTLINE
~ MAPS, for the use of Academies and
Schools, for sale at the Rooxsroat.
Nov. /, 1883. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
HATS AND Gaps.

> CASES Nutra Hats, Otter, Seal, Musk
- rat, fur trimmed, and cloth Caps, of all
sorts and sizes, Just received by
c. TOWNSLEY & SON.
Nov. 90 Is43 IA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01

L., What do people generally give their poor re-
ATOMS Advice
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
Leather and Hides,

THE subscriber has Tor sale
IL Slaughter and Dry Hide Sole Leather;
Slaughter Upper Leather;
Calcutta q
Band
Cali Skins.
will sell my stock OF Leather cheap for
cash or short approved credit. Also, will pay
cash for slaughter Hides.
FARLEY STARR, JR.
Jacksonville, (Whitingham,)
November IS, 1543. IA
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u The PhGuix next week will not be issued
unit Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. as all
lands wish 10 enjoy Thanksgiving.
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

A FIRST rate SINGLE SLEIGH. .Ap-
"A ply 10 J. H. SIMONDS.
Brattleborn, Nov. "a, Is43 IL
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II 0AF, White HAVANA and brown Sugars.
~ Teas, Coffee, Spices, &c. &C., selling off
very low at RANNEY & BURDICK'S.
Green River, Nov IA, Is43. IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01

A FEW cases custom made double sole
"A Thick Boots, for sale by
RANNEY & BURDICK.
Green River, Nov. IA, ls4S. 70
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NOVEMBER, 1913.

NOUR note or account due and not paid to
Il EEL OTES DICKINSON this month.
may be paid at the office Of an Attorney.
(Partictiars Aereafier.)
November s, IS43 II
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ESTRAY.

GAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber.
- on the 9th inst, a large RED COW.
with white face. The owner is requested To
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. WILLIAM n TYLER
Vernon, Nov. IA, Is43. so
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RTCHaN

the gratifying Intelligence that he has receive
from ENGLAND a Iarne supply Of
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That the Inventory Of personal prop
erty amosnts only 10 All 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19


Tur LAuxcH-Yesterday al four and half o clock,
P NJ, the United States Brig Perry was launched in
gallant style the Navy Yard at this place Public
notice having been gwen of the hour IN the news
papers days Previous and the occasion promising
more than ordinary interest from the expected pre-
scnce Of the Secretary Of the Navy, and the Chief of
the Bureau Of Docks and Yards, Commodore Warning
ton, who had come down from Washington on visit
of inspection, thousands of spectators were in attend
ance, attracted by the novelty OF the scene and the
presence of the distinguished gentlemen above named
Among the crowd which surrounded the vessel, which
tricked out in gallant and gay sreamers hailed
the presence of many lively and accomplished ialr
10 whom the scene il was beautiful
About four o'clock the Secretary of the Navy attended
by the officers of the Yard and accompanied by Judge
Beverley Tucker, Of the College a! W lillian and Mary
made his appearance the ground, and assumed his
station The poop OF the soop OF Decatur, which
lay contiguous TO the dock, which receive the
Perry few minutes later appeared the gallant
ieran Commodore Warrington, and could he have
heard the observations his appearance elected not
only from the sturdy mechanic, but from all classes Of
our citizens, he could no, have failed to have
perlenced high gratfcaon-!or all united in praise Of
the man, and admiration Of his high and noble quail
ties. AT precisely hall pas, four amid the cheering oil
the spectators, bursts Of martial music, and the
berang thundcrs of the deep mouthed cannon, the
noble vessel gded into her destined element receiving
on her first embrace Of the brny wave, bottle OF
wire over her bow from the hands OF little reecr,
whose name we learn is Ferguson. Not an accident
occurred To the beauty o. the scene and certainly
never was vessel more gaiiY, CALAMITY launched
INTO the oecp-in fact, afermards heard dis
hngulshed Commander in the Navy, who has himself
been attached TO this station remark that they do these
things better at this yard than any other he had seen
High praise, yet we'll meriled = Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

oR SALE by wholesale retail Al tie Penilen.iary Store
Pcntcntiary large Stock Of Manufactures ni The
Institution which General Agent oilers On accommodating
terms The Stock consists in part of
Gin0 wards Cotton Osnabur:s, No. l. NJ "a cents
$500 ward, Krrs-ys and quantity OF striped Cotton Goods
fl,0 yards Flannel and lindseys
superior Cotton Bags, Part woven IN one piece, al from
20 o 45
1910 p1irs Bro:u-s, from No. To- l5
400 pairs mems wonen and boys Shoes, Of size and
qualify.
Harness for wagons carts, clrryalls and hneseS
Mule aud Horse Collars Blind Brides and saddle Bags
Wagon and Cart Saddles, Martinsales
Rr:rirrratnrs. Safes Wardrobes, Washsiands.
Fans Cutting Boxes PIoughs and superior bellows
,eGrrar'ra
Wagons Carts Drays and Wheelbauows.
900 kegs wrought SaIls, Spikes, &C.
Halter Chains Trace, Well and Finn Chains
The superiority of the materials that compose me manu-
facure-ihe and substantial execution % lie wofk-the re
cent teduon prices mary articles and the discount on AL
sums $780, Oh. General Agent III recommending
tbe, and ciS crars a wen as TIE
consumers call from The old CUSTOMERS o the store
the merchants from - country ana tue pnhc &c
neIally Work P-nenay IN ORDER on snort notice
and in the lin street. cross street adh;
70 '"' lug JAMES c. SPoTTS,
General Agent PententiaIg of Virginia
Jlc-Niw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19
Anil
Sprnc and Summer Dry Coods-.,t,c, fashionable and

SPRING and Sanmer Dry Goods-Nt'c, fashionable and
Cheap
ID H. JENKINS has opened 500 packages of SPRING and
" SUMNER DRY GOODS. which, for beauty aud cheapncsi,
all former Persons wanting Dry Coos al IN
paraleed lew prices either sell again for their own viii
do Justice themselves examining this extensive stock
900 wards fCalcees 8, 10 and 2 cents To The nm
est ir,ported Fast colcrs, styles and cheap.
Bales Cotton Oznaburgs reduced prices ara brown ana
beached Shi,ings Sheenrs all prices from cents per
ward 10 the finest quality and Of all Widths "a inches Ia
wideb-ing decidedly the greatest bargains IN Domestic
Gonds offered for sale 49,, ,.,.,
ousn Foulard Silks and many new a
ces for Ladies' Dresses
Eibands Bnnnrts and Flowers Spring fashions
Parasols sun Shades and Umbrellas best quality and
cheap :
Every description Vestings Pocket Handkrr
chiefs Shirt Collars Sussenders, sc, &C. Tor gentle
aualy-also Linen sl-enes, Towrings, Napkins and Da
pers. .
Linen Canhriek Handkerchief, al! prices fran %
10 3 81. 80 eo - desciiptions-sreat bargains
Mourning Goods black and blue black and half mourning
Silks Hnsus CaIicoes Gnghams, Scarfs, Haudkefchrfs
Shaw Hosiery and Mts forming extensive seec
ton of choice Goods, for family mourning.
Lace Coods-A beautiful o Of all the styles Of Lse
Thread Edrines and nserngsalso Worked Muslin Trimming
The above with many cheap auction Dry Goods will b
found attract the attention purchasers
bv calling an r. H. JENKINS Staple and Fancy
Linen Store, Richmond, Va -. -.
April 81 Io-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

tany this independent and patriotic conduct the
part Of Mr.. II in voluntarily resigning his situation,
will give him high claims on the confidence and con
sideralon of the Democratic party. II is setting a
noble example OF dsnteresied patriotism, and is truly
worthy of all praise. No Democrat, who is high
minded and honorable man, consent 10 hold office
under David r. Porter In the physical world it has
often been remarked most salutary process, that
when the system becomes diseased the e1cressences
are thrown Off leaving The healthy parts TO regain their
accustomed vigor. In the clinical experience of the
Porter dynasty, however, this preservat,re process
see ms wholly reversea-he healthy parts "go off, and
the corruption OF the body polite only behind
AT this rate even the doctors will scarcely be found
to disagree the point where Por,erism must III
timately give up the ghost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19
ROCKINGHAM LAND FoR SALE.


~ HI undersigned will sell the Tract OF LaSD, Oh "hch Tue
late Archibald AUSTIN deceased died possessed ana upon
which his widow Mrs Grace AUSTIN noS resides III me Couh
of Buckingham containing 966 acres MS lana IS 10
house, miles from the ahn
ardwcksvile the James River and hanawna tana
miles excellent Manufacturing aIhi ana
half miles from the Slate River Academy me "i.l
fork Austins creek entirely through ths
afordng III and half OF excellent boo iahu
echyve OF which, North river are now I'D me con
produce tobacco wheat and corn Jhe nat ahn on
sufficiently fertile 10 produce gram o every
kind without aid whatever, and, WIN uaeous
made rich enough produce tobacco o Ne! he
quality 1.-The cleared high land was originally OF very SUPER
or onaity and susceptible very high degree Of improve
from the FACT that some ~ OF %
of of the tract have, whn tie
last few years converd by the of clover and plaster
alone into rich and productive tobacco lots Between three
four hundred the high land original growth
hundred acres which is first rate tobacco land There Is on
The tract great abundance OF excellent plant land The I'm
excellent TWO story dwelling mouse, ente
new large and commodous having and
above stairs, and wing; stable, eranary
threshns machine framed tobacco barns all built Of the
very materials and all ouOuse for large
establishment, excellent repair This land well waterrd,
healthy agreeable inteigensaud moral neigh
borlood particular description UNNECESSARY II Is
presumed all wishing 10 purchase will view the land and
Judge themselves.
The undersigned also sell another Tract Of Land aGjon
ing above containing between - and 1890 There
several Creeks running through this tract aordns some three
four hundred of land, of hnr quality which pro-
ducrs good and tobacco The tobacco raised
this land NJ all times commands the highest prices much The
largest portion Of this land vel in original growth heavily TIM
in tracts OF land DESTROYS Missouri
the undersigned will sell them the most liberal and accom-
The will he shown wishing 10
them by Tos AUSTIN either o his brothers isins on
them Dr. Jas. VI. AUSTIN who resides at buckingham Cou
house. GRACE AUSTIN. EIecur1, and
THOMAS AUSTIN,
JAMES VI. AUSTIN,
Executors Of A. Austin, desd.
April- I2-2am3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

SrrcIE-The Hberuia brings from 81 500, 600 TO
600 in specie-enough of which, says The Jour-
nal of Commerce, will probably be added to The ten
and half millions already in the vaults of the New
York Banks TO make the unprecedented sum OF twelve
England from all parts of Europe, and passing on to
the U. States The Bank Of England was constantly
adding 10 her immense treasures Notwithstanding The
drain OF this country, which, it is estimated will, from
the Continent and Great Britain, amount 10 twenty
millions Ii was expected in England that The drain
would continue for time 10 come; but the price
Of Exchange current here, will put end 10 all
shipments when 1t is known in England.
Phiiad. Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

CoxxEcricur.-The Legislature Of Connecticut, IN
oint ballot, have elected Chaancsy F. Cleveland Go
yyb,l. nn,,b., &c vo,a= 203
Necessary 10 choice, W.
OF which Chauncey + Cleveland had 125
VIM S. Hoabi.d was elected Lieutenant Governor
by the same number Of votes; Ja5ez L. "hiie' ~,
Treasurer; Noah 4. Phelps, Secretary, and Gideon
Weiles Comptroller
CONNECTICUT Corr Cierelands .Hessage.-'rhs
document relates chiefly to The internal affairs OF The
State. Some notifications are recommended III The
laws so as 10 render them equal IN their ope
ration The system OF taxing both person and proper
ty 10 moderate extent prevails in Connecucui the
poll equivalent the tax levied npon real estate
of the value Of SIX hundred and sx'y.seven dollars
The Governor urges the abolition ut capital punish
ment recommends some alterations in the militia laws
of the State; aud suggests additional legislation e.. the
better preservation ct The arms belonging To the Com
Tnonweah The aggregate number 0! men enrolled IN
the militia lS2 forty thousand tive hundred
and twenty-eght.
The receipts inIo the Treasury for The last year, in
Guiding the States share Of the Public Land sales,
were Slol ,os0 the expenditure for the same period,
amounted TO S.s,9ii-leavug 4 balance in the 'lrea-
sury of upwards OF so COO
The School Fund amour Is 10 80 Ola 35l the revenue
from It during the yenr Sl2i 800.
The humane institutions in The State, noticed in
appropriate manner, and some further extension OF
the public beneyolencc behalf Of the insane poor
recommended
The subject Of the Tariff IS mentioned in connection
with certain resolutions submitted from the Legislature
OF South Carolina. From the language OF Governor
Cleveland, we should suppose MIN 10 entertain good
Wing sentiments on this poia;-at al events we find
nothing 10 object 10 IN bis syneps Of the purposes
and features of \ sound Tariff policy. We agree with
him in his views "hai the amount OF revenue imposed
and collected shall be limited 10 current expenses Of
the Government. Justly and economically administered,
including suitable provisions for The common defence
of the country and that Congress Should be governed
by discriminating wisdom IN the selection OF the
subjects Of taxatio5 Il, those purposes a, the bur
thens imposed upon native industry by The operation OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

FLORIDA, Ho We have later advices this morning,
stating that the tide of immigration is fast flowing into
Florida Already it is supposed that nearly all the
grant OF 200 600 of land made by government is
taken up. Immigrants are likewise flowing in, and
sc,,ng in the vicinity of the 81. Johns person
residing at Jacksonville writes as follows =" Our
neighborhood is brisk with settlers lfihe tide ofimrn
grafton with The inducements extended by Govern
men and the serenity Of climate and exuberance Of
soil, could be turned hlherward Florida, in few
fleeing years. would eclipse The far West in population
and commerce" The citizens Of ST. Augustine held an
adjourned meeting at the Court House the llth ut
the subject Of Temperance. Alter appropriate ad'
dresses the subject, by two three Of the most
influential citizens Of the city, Society was formed
Gun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

MACS iFAD-The Norfolk Herald states that Cap
tain Campbell Graham Of The U. S. Army, and Walter
Gwyan, Esq, Civil Engineer have been appointed 10
make an examination with view 20 re-openiDg Roam
oke Inlet, al Nays Head and establishing it as per.
manent ship channel from Albemar!e Sound to the
Ocean, and report to the Government the pac,ica
billy as well as the probable expense of the work
Major Gwynn, VINO is well acquainted with the sub
Jet OF inquiry, deems The work practicable II 50,
and shall ever be accomplished, It's Importance 10
Carolina Will be lncalculaOe, while it will add another
harbor Of refuge to vessels coast in bad weather
thereby saving immense amount of property from
shipwreck.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19
..Mron VIZ ryM,lNs rNsrsc."
( From the "6ni.terboeker" for .uay.)
TuE Res OLE ST. SIMONS.


For .vera, wears the depced le honey IN iht
% NJ tht Church on SImHus Island OF the ctasl Z"
en,s, The Rector 6cv Nj Walker, has regularly s"id ie
honey and sent The proceeds % the Missionary Funds
There lies, f,ar n the bosom OF the seas
An island far;
All Summer long the patent Little bees
.,fc busy there.
The honey Nich thy gather III their round,
Bnzzjns f51m ioHer 10 flower,
They hoard il IN a quaint bee hive the! We found
In the old church tower.
Their store taken every year, nor do
The bees complain;
They know that God " I'll send, next Sfrin-, Il new
Supply AGAIN.
The produce Of Their careful gatherings soes
20 ia iiHcs abroad
Who preach glad ,,Iincs at crra, joy 10 those
Who KNOW No; Go;
I,s, Jonathan When fantins he did roam
The nGn.Ty waste,
How was he quicSensd when honey comb
He id hut tis;e
So 10 those iahnrets lone Shores,
Th iGmalr hive supplies
The luscious dfoppiues II its annual stores
10 iShl ihsIr eyes,
Poor Christian. ern in such small folk Is these
4 cSsna see,
Doth God iiae >uch suaj fox ;iIi bees,
Vel none Tor thee;
Then say nos Lizzie iGi;a, thoG haS' no power
10 gath. honey too,
All round thee bonm The foAeIs, aud every Hover
Is fi'-d with dew.
Savannah JANUARY -. 1913. j. u. H.
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Of Jaluosie and Celebrated Imported Stations at

Sale Of Jatuo6ie and Celebrated Imported Stations at
Brunsuick Courthouse, Ia
SARPEDoN AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to decree
- Of the Circuit Superior Court o! Law and chaneey 70,
Brunswick county, September term, 1872, Will
SELL MONDAY the af day of June sl3 the highest bid
der Liwenceve Brunswick Court house, Va heng Court
the Of The late John Avery, ESQ., in
the imported Horses Emancipation and Sapedon-t being
part Emancpation and fourth part Sapcdon the
other portions belonging VIM and Edmund TONNES and VIM
G. Spinan.
The blood performance high Of The Horses,
well the public need comment. Their colts,
which have been shown the turf have fully sustained the
sre and of them is considered one
horses America. The horses are al
stands in the West.
Any gentleman wishing purchase the interest," and desiring
further subject obtain II by addressing
WIN. Townes ClarksviiIe, Aeckenburg county, Va
The will credit twelve months; the pur
chaser giving bonds with satisfactory security 10
II. J. HARRISON Executor.
N,v la2-wtis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

IIAhNI>tEh', May =, 100
f. w Hui,er, Esq, has his cay resigned his place
as Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth. lie has
done so doubtless from the highest Of duty both
TO himself and the Democratic party. The admins
tra,on was evidently IN the hands OF President Tyler,
and its course is adverse 10 the interest OF the Demo
cratic party of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Hu,er never
the man that advised counselled The Executive in the
course which lie has taken and if rumor speaks the
truth he advised Governor Potter to dieren, course,
and had his admnnii;ons been taken, the admns,ra.
ton would no, now be PROSTATE the dust Most GER