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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04
ranIr OF CONTENTS.

go co,clnGcJ the Sketches Of the Acts of the
..,-,al Assembly, on the last page OF ms Gay
" have also transferred to 1t The proceedings
c,,yeD,ion ct Union, Monroe county, which
.,,.i that worthy and distinguished Republican,
nf.soman as the candidate for the Congress
"A ,,.a,, Of thirteen counties. Success attend
.y, t.ys ,h-own upon our first and second pages
s.s,bss-viz Two speeches OF Mr. Tatem, ana
N. nopkins, on the bill extending the Juris-
.,.f.rse magistrates, &c., and the remarks OF
/. Ie.ks. On the bill increasing the tolls OF the
,...s Rive: .ad kanawha Company
-Eegace yader our Richmond Head, not only our
h.. rr3fss upon The Tax Bill, &c, &c, but
.,n. .oaa,uricat.ons ofmuch nterest-Among the IN
. s,J NJ. oftbe structures of"An Observer, on the
ESQ. the late Wing Convention; and we venture
LEI. That before he has finished his review OF
I. t-orned and ll.rrown Child of many Fathers,
,at', nil, See that j; was from no fear OF the I'm
e..srs f, night produce on the people, that we de-
ri ,,e p.opos ton OF the L. Wing To be far,
Ia g-aeost..on must be equal; but the Wing Ad
. longer rs two or three columns, than the
...5Hoan Addrrss--The Wing Press outnumbers US
9yl-,,nia Tie Richmond Wing is daily paper !:
he Enquirer appears only during the winter )
..s week, .nd IL IS now confined TO a SEM weekly
eaton The character OF the two Addresses, again,
-a,sn. rom each other i he whoie wing auuiees
.-,,oy,d IN defence Of such Wing principles as II
rs TO ayow, or in an attack upon the course OF the
iy.caG party-whereas no small proportion OF our
4 istfess is confined 10 discussion OF some ques
winch relate 10 the divisions in our own party, and
ar. irrelevant 10 tbe party issues between The
= and Republicans In fact, there WAS no salts
or; reciprocity "a the proposition OF the Wing, tor
=, pub .sr The Wh,g Address, and for the Wing TO
III the Republican Address. But let those who
!. be our waving OF the proposition to the Tear OF
,sqqsuces, Rad the stricturers of San Observer,
,ss how lille terror it is calculated to produce
" sv also before our readers interesting sketch
.s ifsl public meeting between Messrs. Jones and
~. at Hanover c. Il The 9Th Letter OF our 70.
"a Correspondence is worthy of being read and re-
:aed IN other papers. II states very curious
,s Of some Of the consequences involved in the
a alleged clam OF the right of visitation 1t 10 a
.- decided by the tribunal of Lubeck-and shows
r.91e The British are TO abuse this power, and how
, they are ~ making retrlbu;lon. Letus then take
aarans from the example, and resist with all our
..gya clam as novel IN lis doctrines as extensive IN
s.sc.ce. IN peace as weilas in war, every coast
d a every SEA, as il rs portentous in lis conse-
-uees
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LRESH SPRING GOODs-We have received by packets

IRESH SPRING GOODS-We have received ny The packets
J. Lynchburg Leontne and Manchester, from New York,
large complete of Dry Goods suited the pro-
approaching all of which have been purchased
with cash. the very lowest and offered, wholesale
and retail moderate advance the COST for cash. city
ceptances
super black Gro Rhine black and blue black figured
Silks.
Rich fouard and fancy colorcd figured and striped Silks.
New super and priced plain and figured Mouseln de
Lanes and Challeys n very full assortment.
BonIbazines Alpaca Lustres and Balzornes.
Painted Lawns Muslins and Jacone:s.
Plain worked, checked and striped Swiss do.
Null, Tarlion Jaconet and Bishop Lawn.
Brocade, Earlsion and cOatee Grghams.
Super French English, and American Cacoes all prices
Rich Furniture Caicoes and Marseillcs Quilts
Ladies' black and white English silk Hose and half Hose
Raw silk Morayian white, brown, mixed and black do
Centlemen's silk and half iIose all qualities.
Irish Linens Linen Cim,rics and Lawns
Plain henstircfcd rl,rd thread handkerchief.
Thread Gimp Lisie Asi1u.io:l t.es and Edgngs.
White and figured, ard cambria nsenss and Edg
lngs. -
Bonnet hat and assorted lasting and satin Ribands
Silk and cotton Frinces aud Bo5binet Edgings.
81 ard 4 4 fine and medium brown French Linens.
Heavy Diings, brown and white plain and figured
Crane Canbets Victoria Cloth Dap de and
Black and coored elk Mtts, kid and Isle thread Gloves.
German Burlaps, Duck, Dowlas aud fIuckaback.
SILK and cotton Umbrellas parasos and Sun Shades.
Cloths Casmeres and Vestings; Leaced brown and cud
Dome. tics, of every quality. width and price.
VALENTINE BaEEDEN & CO,
White Buildings, ii street, Shockce ii.
aa1t
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HOYr IL CO.'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, pirginia.
,.n4In S.TstrrnE- Rnp ADRTT


NJ OW is your time buy ticket If ever yon intend to have
one iIOYT Il 70 in such luck they have
beeu since they got Office under the Exchange No
less than three number prizes have been sold by
Them since their their stand One OF the prizes
wa, the snug sum 81 500 (whoe cke) For the month Of
April we magnificent cnsst them soOo
I'M, iucky sum You all know sell all such prices
There are other sums such $685. $685. ns $50 900 nett and
$40 OOO and OOO and $4,000, &C. &C., &c An immense
amount of money viii he distributed in the month of April by
iOYT 4 Co you will only take The tickets The price for
cte ia very ding-bu you get capital you comfort
a, for life Just drop line, enclosing the amount wish
10 invest you have the attention as on PERSONA a
nlicon If YOU should Ia try the package pan t"eh
nj will lind the price OF certificates al he Dol
om Of each scheme There OF our old customers we
% 80, haa nd FINN for some times they have possibly given mp,
they would never get capital We want them to Try
again luck may have ehaneed-who knows: ~ Read tho
Schemes below even you don't want to try your luck
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WILLIAM G. SANDS, C. G
CoMHIssioNEn's OFFICE,
II rI,l. a.


Richmond, 10Th February, lsi3. J
The named and interested In The foregoing orders and
hereby notified that have appointed Tuesday, thr
second LAY Of May ensuing n. 10 O'clock A. M the time
this place the execution Of the
duties devoving under said orders which time and
place they required attend with such books, accounts
pers vouchers aud will enable fulfil those
said duties n. b. POlTlAuX, Mr. Commss'r
nrlll IlI-MsM
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TIE MAMMOTH SCHEME.
SG0,O0O-S3u,O 00-Si5,0UO!
Sixteen Drawn Ballots! , .
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class NJ for 1913 10 DO aa"h a.
Ale. ondria d. c. on Saturday, May 9th, 1913
ps.des ptlzss of .lso, 500 a SOL &c. 60 s0 So geo.

UOYT CO. always have hand Tickets ~ :" Lo. t
advertised by j. q. Gregory & Co., and WIZ a''s"u 70 ~
their accustomed prompnsss. ,uu,s
Aprli4
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II The proceedings Of the county of Hanover
our next
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We a'll no; complain of the murmurs Of the Com
Z. glen pays such Just and noble compllme nts
IS. oopy to day, upon the wisdom Of the Legislature
su they have done so much 10 support prtcate as
IS Put3c credit when they have so eifectually
bc:ed to the rslit of the people, well as TO the
~ Of the Stale; when they have saved the Cities
"a TIE mischief of Stay law, and drawn upon those
20 aid the country to sustain the faith o! the Com
assl!h when al this has been effected, amid embar-
racnis, against struggles which no man can well ap-
~ eSceP, he has been critical spectator OF The
4a, scenes, agains. the touching complaints ofsut-
debtors, and against the systematic designs OF an
''''sd party (we mean, as to the Revenue Law we
.,c.!y tltk, that some allowance ought to be made
s.ae omissions Of which they may have been guilty,
'a@e defects IN the law; for some errors which they
~ -@ge committed in the formation Oft revenue sys
c'mpIca Itself and new al least TO ourselves.
saau.d no; only make allowance for these minor mis-
BOT We cordially extend TO them our praises and
S laey have mGnlully slept forward, to breast the
~ omee; the responsibility which was thrown upon
10 sustain the sinking honor of the Common.
H. 10 'ase her stock in few weeks at least 20 per
-ad 70 RAISE her character for pure integrity and
god faith TO the hghes, elevation in this great
'@csncg.-Bu. we cannot publish the "murmurs"
= worthy contemporary. We leave the gracious
hrtng fault and uitering complaints TO lis
44r Of the Wing office, who is hard run during the
IS epstakes, who wishes TO make palry ca
B, Inc expense Of generous p.es-an who
drowning man catches nj siraws.
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u The Charleston Mercury be "gratied'' BY the de.
'i.Dns Of the Enquirer, We are sorry that we can
;sig'n the compliment. What reciprocity is there
Is course: What concilia ton does it evnce' We
'saIn, ina, the Democracy Of Virginia will not
47Prom'sTgIy INSIST" ITO use the words OF The
Ne'ear? upon gong into Convention a. certain
ana 10 other, although "a majority of the De.
ave party may determine upon some other time;
repeat, chat such an uncompromsing spirit,
i''ve fatal to the harmony and union Of the
Does the Charleston Mercury approve this
or does II nol' 1t is "gratlfied, that Viz.
* VII. not 'uncompromisingly insist upon the 9TH
-ag Of November, lS43Sbut does it say, that
lot whom the Mercury speaks" will still Gun.
-''o"''sns'y mss" upon May, l51l: We beg the
W.! 10 meet the question al once. iii, should find
,s majority olthe Democratic party are in favor OF
-,si cay, viii South Carolina still "uncompro
ss 'Hs2t upon It's own selected day If Viz.
:,,9s 'ef early day 10 the wishes of the majority
democratic party, viii South Carolina yield
cay 10 The same voice u roc are disposed TO
er' cur preference to the voice OF the party,
''y likewise yield their preference If we con-
49, va! they likewise If we compromise, will
U'ao they still ''uncompromisingly insist" upon
v'g ''e"s Tile Mercury has eluded the ques-
,...'l .' We nov call upon them to meet it. The
-! "',' al It's masthead this flag
f'r Frs0dat IF the Ugi.ed States,
.r.., JOHN {. CALHOUN,
II s.ou Of he Democratic Convention 10 assemble
80 d. recommended by the States Of Maryland Mchi
. ~ louisiana, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and
-. "ash'n-ion Spectator flies at it's mast head,
- NE sane formula-and We therefore ask the
,,1! ana The Spectator directly, whether we are
stand, they will abide By no Convention, unless
"o,e' IN May, lsi4
g. " ne reasons assigned by the Charleston Mer
IL, rs Distant day, we are not at oil satisfied with
-.H Is not our purpose to crlticise them or to
b S'' own N this iin'e, ave have other fish to
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UOYT a. co IS OFFICE,
DRAWING OF Alexandria LOTTERY, Class No To- drawn April
3 IS Ie % 1e 81 % 10 % II GO 40 A.
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S,PRISG SUPPLY OF DRY GoOpS.-Tfi.&. Il. QraaL;,S
- received By arrivals from the North complete
of seasonabIe Dry Goods all OF which will be sold At
very low price, for cash. call from his customers aud he phn
lie earnestly requested he feels well assured thai pei
feet satisfaction will be given prices attention aud style.
GRANITE FRONT BUILDING
ii street. Shockoe Hill.
Apfil lil-6t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

PRIVATE DISEASES.

A CURE GUARANTEED the College of MedIcse
n and Pharmacy Of the city OF New York, established for
the suppression o quackeIy nov prepared to treat all dis
Of and offer all those afflicted with
these adief be with
other institution in this country ether public From
the constant and from private aangemcnts
between the menbes of The College and The most eminent
Professors of Medical Institutions of Europe all improve
the OF these diseases them
long before they the majority Of the medical
this All who have used the celeb
prepaaog of Professor Rcord Tho Passn Alternative Mix
bear testimony Is being the
dy discovered for primary secondary syphilis strength
the constitution, whist cradle itpg the disesie
Professor Vapeau discovery, his Specific Pills. for the
Of gonohea and raised him immeasuahy above
all his ts particular branch Of the prcfes-
sion With such celebrated remedies, together with the
bned skill Of the frat medical of this country the College
feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken, the
suppression will receive the patronage deserves
from hat o. ron of the public requiring their
Terms for advice, aud all medicines, s..
Oce ard Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassa
W 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
M BEPstieots ringats distance by stating their disc s,e
treatment they received elsewhere, If sny obtain chest
containing all medclnef with full direction for use, with
guarantee Of by addressing the Agent of the College
raid, enclosing So je 70 smr
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
pRINrIpITl

NORTH RIvEh pISPENSARY. ssi5z Sutton street near
Grcenwch-D Morrison Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London continues be consulted
frol o'clock A. M 10 10 F. Nj. daily all diseases Of
vatc nature tnd all those distressing nudcious
treatment and the impudent Qoack medicines
lar medical education with OF az
enables DR. NJ adapt the remedies the various
well the forms Of those nsiduous
maiades Dr. M. daily consulted by patients where the
symptoms hive been only checked still leaving the
son to luke IN the ysem until ultimately DEVELOPS inef
IA the deporable shape of secondary syphilis Ia all
Dr. NJ warrants perfect without mercury leterio
performed three five and in proportion
with malignant
STRUCTURES OF URETHRA- Obstruction, in the
urei such structures and enlargement Of the
gland accompanied with much and dull those
parts Of the consequence Of NAL Dr. M
structures scienthc promcn. their abso
ton without In adve toe aub
Of strc the symptoms defined This delusoDbe
Of the gland &c would produce
analogous symptoms. cruel to torture patien with
Ries &c, when eay there structure. Dr. NJ fire.
quenv Consulted where patients have been injured by such
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thousand, Of young
suffering from consequences Of indulgence
sret destructive further injured from
the use Of nosrumsa pretended ,pecics which stimulate
pursly pshoIocs principles and fails esahs
Strictly conidntia post paid and containing
see of 3 will prescriptions and advice for $40
dcines will be forwarded and warranted BY the patient
giving history o. his case.
Once 20tH Fulton street, year Greenwich.
B-WIth two or three exceptions, DIR. M. II the oniv
qualified adver sine Surgeon in the city. iy20 imsr
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SHERMAN'S LOZENGES

ENORMOUS quantities of these popular medicine are sold
Il during the year. and still the demand constantly incrcss
Ing In five years the Doctor has gone from few pounds
20 81 tons IN year. will stop we cannot
While shemass Lozenses pleasant that children CRY
for lhcm they wonde ully efficient they would DO
streni1ea BY our weris for Mayor
Bum, Esq osPutI Rev NJ bunbaf the cDcag:
al Church, Rev. Sebastian Streeter of Boston,
Anthony Of the Oneida Conference, Hon. Senator Ahe
Col G. Zabrise Of New jersey aud hundreds Of others Of
the like high respectabilitJ.
Shermsns Worm Loxrnges-Tested in over million Of
aud by the medical faculty only
safe and Destroying medicine world They
prescribed daily by nearly all physicians Sheman
o,enges alone have reputatonthe Doctor member
% the Medical Society and sklfq practitioner
Shermans Camphor Loxsngesfi sadnche sea pal
paton Lowneas of spirits and dsspondsncy In few
by them They have been fully proved multitude
of cases and neveI known to fail.
shermun. Cough LoHenges allay all tickling irritation Of
Harvesting cough colds in days aso asthma whoop
cough aud ghtness Of the chest Consumption has
peatedy been only but eectualy by She
gian's Cough LoZcuges When all other failed
Sore Nipples positively cured by Shermans Paplarv Oil.
Sold att06 Nassau and sold by Bowery
n ESi Broadway 22l Blocker 227 Hudson Rushton
A,pinws, New York; 1879 Erlton Brooklyn; VanYsrk
Chesnut Philadelphia DR. Reed Gay Sartova
Batimose; Thomas, ir Main Cincinnati, Ohio; Guth-
pe Stsnwix Hal, Albany; Dyer, J. ~ Westminster
Providence; kedding, o State street Boston; jy25 mr
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ITO FARMERs, GRAZIERs, < ALRICULTURlsTs

ITO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, & AGRICULTURIsTs
- BY TTERMEkS Druggist and Che MIST from Ing.
Of all concerned the welfare Of horses and cattle
70 the following invaluable medicines prepared according
practising the south of England and procured BY the
present present, ProEIietoT e considerable cost -p-
remedy for all disorders IN horses arising from mpurity Of the
blood humors and DISTRACTED perspuation such
grease IN the heels swced legs. stangury gravel eruptons
the skim &c They be administered at time
season. without change OF Diet ntee with usual
boz At the fall OF the when horses generally undergo
Of habit the regular of these balls will Prove high
this horses peculiarly liable Sold in packages
e'Hss 4. N 81 T hTE. the hes, m.s
thu, be adm for all disorders horned
tie arising from cold such hidebound feveu less of sppe
u.e svernsI Soogs, ao o. e5 3'' o. a &c 'oe Ia
CLEANSING DRINK for new Csiyet Cows-ls Of inf
nate and should be omitted all where
the paccnia secundns, cleansing, distracted. IL not
only forward, the discharge admirably affords
timely assurance III eHpens that eItreneou matter when
mpedes the OF the sme canal enrs the full
flment OF its proper function This drink also
of complaints Which the animal u afterwards liable.
WILTSHIRE now OF milk Is wondsrfu, promoted In pack
RED TESTER BOTTLE--Foy subduing Inflammation
and morbid swelling, IN hor'es also an excelst cVons
wounds SC In bottles, with directions, 2? Cd each No
VULNERARY BALsAM-For Graduating MARBLES In
healing cuts and wounds however deep
also application TO csnke in the heo and quick probes,
decidedly the best remedy that be used. Should be in
'e0RpHL, fTRG GHS' AND S'I WssotRM Balls, IL
QUlD BLISTER, BIC; &c A. this Establishment, the ut
caution invariably observed in the selection Of genuine
-PHYSiCIAN's PREsCRIpTIONs-J D. fully impressed
with of their vital importance shall nvar by observe
the most crupuous accuracy in the preparation OF physi-
The above medicines prepared snd sold exclusively
the Medical Ball % ESSEX street three doors from Grand
posc the MARKET, New York.
O,ds's fror- III. promn'Iy sveru,ed ais sms
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MEDICAL.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

UflFEHQ FEH OBEN DICUK.
DIX JOHNSON sker this method Of informing the public
may be Away. consulted With the utmost cop6dsne- The
from the OF meteury, The napactice qnacks The
following extract OF tter the psesson Of Or cohnscn
over deal quackery and at the the great
necessity in the public discrimination between the regularly
educsted physician and ths charlatan.
Dear sirI put myself under the Of ysndsr
dollar and made but light Of affection Instead Of improv.
ing became worse every dy-my appetite aedI unable
tor had The .pdencs to tell me he no, doctor
being able walk thu tmel and drove me 10
Office II Duane At You examined my and promised
time. As enjoy perfe health think il my duty
those afflicted 90 make , public through the
THOMAS J. THUHSTON,
Carpenter, Monroe st, New York
medicine may had s Dr. prevent the above d,eas
any Of in nerou, forms. Office from the
ing hill ten az night. je7o lmsrc
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LIVINGSTON Co5IHTY Srw voRx

THE Popuetors would notify public that the season for
the annual visitation of these fountains of health
ryed and that there otes and establish
ments ready for The reception Of company For advice
gardto the probable effect OF these individual
cases and for anayss the different sprugs they permit
ted 10 refer to Dr. W krabcs No. Bond street; Dr. H.
D. butiey Lecturer dsesse Of the sk No 43 Blocker
street or TO Dr. Salisbury, az the Springs. m27 smsr
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, sCOlIARIE COUN
~ Jf, N f-This splendid and eommodious Hotel having
been enlarged epantsd and refuTnshed
throughout during the past will be opened
the reception OF ves by the subscribers the 2s Of May
ensuing.
The alterations and additions the will enable
accommodate much greater number Of thanfomeTy
ana III manner sordng comfort and The
promenade grounds will be handsomely reaid With
TO afford the most advantageous of the surrounding
county The roads To and about the Springs being
proved and opened for accommodation of
equesrian The grounds and
the Bath House have also been tasefuy laid The Bath
House being enlarged and much will
date all who desire bathe There spaci-
Baeys which have lately been erected The
rangements OF the Pavilion such afford
10 the comfort and wishes OF with well organized
corps OF servants and short the subscriber will he prepared
10 receive their visite manner be by
establishment in the country.
OF the White Sulphur Water Of Sharon Springs be
sad not surpassed by thing OF the kind in the known
world the of rheupac cuaneous bilious and dyspep
nc complaints and for the Of erysepas sst heum
iua liver complaint, and debility has been certified
By analysis made the proprietor of Springs
BY OF the eminent chemists thu. (D Chill
OF New York; the following result, have obtained
frsmc oil "a on of wate
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WADAWANUCK HOUSE,
GT0NINGTON CONN


THE above Hotel erected cost Of between sIty and
seventy thousand dollars and furnished in style not sur
passed by any similar establishment in this country
open for the reception Of company.
The house - located al the extreme end Of the village.
looking the and from speucd piazzs and ob,eryato
be had beautiful fine Sound, ming and
nsmerouA Islands, also OF the ocean which
be Enjoyed its bracng and
Thn enjoys superior advantages for bathing
having the house hot and salt fresh water baths
and rods distance belonging the hotel there is
bahDg house Tor bathing with large swimming
gentlemen and one for ladies' with dressing attached
aswsllss private baths Attsched The hotel there
Billiard Room and Bowling Saloon and for the accomoda
uon Of gentlemen and parties who fond OF fishing
number Of safe and commod sailing with care
fol take charge OF them, who understand the locality
Of the ous fishing grounds, for which this place
brated
In consequence of the depressed Of tmethe charge
for board Is reduced TO the following rates
Transient Board per day, $50
Porous remaining sir weels, in the months Of
Ju'y and August, per week, 100
For sI weeks or longer ! the months OF
May, June, September. or October, per
week, 5M
~, Children and servants hslfprice.
oeet OF the subscriber will be TO render his house
Motel, and At the he wishes 10 study
rules ' u'an tISpis ,i ,hi OF arplua
Payilton horL n oi BLAZE and Reed Of the Marine
ivis 80 S1ocsa"sy' and Waverly House, New York.