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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

Their so ut by their respective States by whose separate
sanction every law must pass, and yet tha' ne
without whose assent there can be no iaws-cio1nea
with all Executive power-the President OF the UNI
ted States shall be pnt into Office by forms less au
thoritative and less dependent on their VIII WIN
il not be in vain, 10 tell the seventy thousand peo
ME nhabng Congressional District, that u IS ho'
right for them 10 send Representative themselves 10
the Convention but, that it is right at Stale Con
veu,ion or by other mode, to make Representa-
tive for them Can it be possible, that they VIII SUP
nit TO the wreched-tle insulting mockery oil senoIne
Representative to the Convention, and yet that ne
preventative is not TO obey their will or carry out thei
choice but shall vote and speak as other Represents
iives Of State shall dictate and require Proclaim
aloud such doc;rnes-and aunont them as democrat
ie!-but the people will spurn them. Ihey mol only
canno, unite but their inevitable tendency IS, 70 weaken
and divide The Democratic Party They VIII not only
moi harmonic the States-bu. with the manifest pur
pose of subscribing the ambition OF aspiring individuals
and the supremacy of the larger States, II persisted IN
they will break State from Stale, and drive IN despe
rate self.defence, the smaller States into coaescence
You may ;1i 5s Is weak in power a. you no" are ~
policy.
But shall such things be. Will not reflection and
lust mode ration prevent such calamitous resuits-
and The Democratic party continue pnited-ano uhieo
continue triumphant. The light of Lberty-the l'ie
itself nf the Constitution, depends their success
SUCCESS in power but success also in bearing out WIN
their power their principles. Under circumstances
do suppose il possible that any portion oil the Demo
cratic party will affiliate in the least degree with the
grand enemies of all their principles, the WhIgs-eI
support their candidate for the Presidency; but we
want neither GOODNESS nor alienation in our ranks
We want the union of heart and hand-afectlons and
principles, carrying US on, in one unbroken and ma
leslie sweep like the rush OF the ocean, TO victory ano
bower. Can this be accomplished in any other way
,sn by the thorough consciousness, that in serving
our party we are serving country, and are true IL
our pulley all those great principles, which lie a.
ltbo hooi IF
cures
But mus: pause for, although the subject is mo-
half exhausted, | fear your patience hos long since
failed In closing, permit me to say, that i hope
have said nothing which can be construed into host,l'
" TO Mr. Van Buren,. repeat til am his friend
loo much his friend, both personally and politically L
insist upon of policy IN his behalf wh'ch pun
him in The altitude of fearing trust the people, ant
seeking the high office of their Chief Magistrate rs
her through the fundamentally of party nachiner.
and the consolidation of States, than by direct aP
neal 10 their affection and intelligence.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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FIRE La Bagaieiie!
From the Fredericksburg Democratic Recorder
EDITORIAL DILEMMA.
ScEyE.-Thg Sanctnm -AcT FIRST.


Scene The Sanctum -AcT FIRST.
Enter Snap
Snap.-Copy, Sir.
Editor Hand me the scissors-and the Globe there
lie, me sec, (soliloquizng) "John Jones anf
the fundamentally Tyler, Traitor '-"Van Bu
Administration "-"B Boston Post bought
Federalism; nothing here for you boy-pass the Ma
disonlan.
ESTER Snap, No. Q.
Snap, No. Copy, SIR.
Editor-( Readng)-" John Tyler The Great
Globe, "-"The case of Weover"-"1he Presidents
Popularity per se'-"hs availability '-"Col. Benton.
Nothing here. What's that
Snap No. 2-The Spectator, Sir
Ed,tm-( Readiogl- National Convention
"Nr Calhoun"-"V of South Caroliua"-"Per
Capla"-"One Term''-"CaIhoun's Claims and Pros
poets '-"AyaabiIrty, with Illustrations Nothing
here boys The scissors will rust while am hunt
ing for sound political argument from any of these
Pass EN- along.
ESTER Snap, No 3.
Snap, No. Copy, SIR
Ediior-Well, we'll, don't teaze fellow to death.
What paper is that?
Snap, No 3-The Harrisburg Argus, sir.
Ediior-Ah-a Cass paper-pass t-(ksadlng)
aLewis Cass'- q thought so)-"Great Cass Meetings
in Michigan. Missouri and" Uhe moon SUPPOSE
IT won't do-wherss the Plebeian:
Snaps, aH.-Iiere, mir.
Editor-fReedng.) "Martin Van Buren" -"A'gers
-"Yankees "-"Nrw England and Boston. - Sblooe
and thu nder-what has all this to do with principle
with Democracy.
(EsTrR Boss Printcr)
Boss-(E.ci,ed.)- Boys, you might perhaps make
yourselves useful al the case.
Snap No. mo copy
Snap No 2.-No copy
SNAP, No. 3-No opy.
Boss-We, sr-by ssnding out blank paper you II
save press work. Exit IN huff IT,, .o,,, n.
rau0r- Boys, do get the Enquirer. hat wouiu oe
the very cynosure for political guidance but by its
long-winded correspondents. | do wonder that Mr.
Richie 80 circums pec himself, allows such prosy,
n,ermnabe partzan warfare, solely about MES, to APP
pear in the Enquirer But here is an excellent edio-
rial headed "7he danger is not yetocsr. Take that,
boys and clear out. (EIa Saaps)
Editor sotaOquizes) What world is this How
often do men forget the principles they profess, and
hazard OIL by boo.ess and foolish wrangle about nom
essentials Why does not every Democratic cannon'er
direct the whole skill and power of his political gun
merry upon the common enemy Why is ammunition
expended where the most brilliant temporary success
will only weaken for the final onset? Wrong, all
wrong If the Democratic party IS defeated IN A, IL
willie by the ind,scretIon of Democratic Editors
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- LATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.-The subscriber oiiris
- for his Buckingham Court house This land
of separate tracts containing together 3O acres anu
lie each miles from buckingham urlonse, near
enough 10 other places with The hands.
Twelve fifteen hands be worked 10 advantage The slate
$50 abou; 250 cleaedone hundred
Slate river boom surpassed By none IN
richness fertility the The high land undnlat-
land the river IS but very durable aud free
from washing ess;ng quality highly reenve Of manure
aad well adapted clover and plaster The Improvements on
farm Of good two story dwelling house WIN eieh'
rooms passaee and tleshu1 machine tobacco houses,
ice and other houses an excellent spring OF
water young orchard well selected tit Trees
den &c. The other farm $50 acrcslies remarkably
WE'LL and well waered with two strong aud bold branches run
ming through aIording fine meadow land also plant
land than hundred and forty acres oil
cleared the balance finely mbrred This land produces
fine tobacco manufacturing kind and produces
wheat remarkably WE'LL seems peculiarly adapted To wheat
invite who may wish purchase such property to come
and view IT, II this properly should not be sold privately
exposed SALE by public auction on the Isl OF September
next. JAMES ~ 81 ~,
BUCK JulY 4. 1913. IO-MtlS
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IN cHANcERY.-ylss Superior Court Of Cha,
OF Richmond, on Saturday. April LIST, ls43: 81 u7 V
Sidney s. Baxter Attorney General of the Commonw -,
Virginia. and the President and Directors OF the Lt.rav
,, Plaii
Donald AlcNchol, Archibald McNchol Peggy Mcyi...,
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow and Jean b 4
Alexander McNichol, John McNcloi, Francis McNrh" W."
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen McNcho Ethan cSeo
aud Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Catharne hi;
Mary AcNicho, and Nicholas Nelson and Jane hls wi"
~, d,, az ,h dcd,s >, a.. a., defendants.
being argued, il is the opinion of the Count that The sa
insufficient: Therefore, is decfeed and ordered
said demurrer be- Overred and thereupon the de(end, -
their answer To tie said bill 10 which the paI,
COUNSEL replied generally, and the coming on b 49,
be heard by OF the Attorney Grnsra and OF he
ants by their counsel on the BILL answer and Replication
argued by counsel Or consideration whereof lie Cor wa
order that publication lie made for three months
the Richmond Enquirer Richmond " g, and the Nnton
ellgencrr, published in the city OF Washington rrgu,
claiming Interest IN the estate of Dr. John McN
Surgeon i'll the Navy Of the state Of Virginia in the
onary War, appear here the first day ne,t
Term and make themselves parties defendants to this n
Copy -Teste, WM. G. SANDS C. r.
June 81 l5-L.q
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND-The subscriber, intending 10 re-
ensuing Fall, the Spring, TO the STATE OF
Missouri the following valuable property VIZ: De
Tract of Land which he resides called Red Hill contain
ing survey 93 acres situated r Man Road Leading
from Richmond ynchburg about four miles above Powhalan
Court house. and hirtysix from the city Of Richmond TN ms
200 woods OF original growth be-
considerable Of pine timber The soil oil me
quality, susceptible of great improvement by the mse
improvements are OF the kind all been built with
in The last years consisting of large two story
b K dwelling house. STATE, with kitchen and Of
af BRICK together with all necessary out hoses such as
house. There Is ALSO attached 10 tue
Farm small Mill, which adds considerably TO us value
lately had the above tract divided ;" as
Law of the eng and all the Improvements attached
thereto with Of land including 95 OF heavily nm
wood land; and The balance, which the NH Is situated
containing 93 acres with about 100 of wood and wcn
he will sell separately together as purchasers may desire.
the above sold previously, IL will be sold nj pubc
auction 9Th day of September l543 on me prensc
VIII that day. 10 separate tracts as
divided for one year.
The also for sale, privately, his Plantation,
called Mount Laurel containing about $50 This Farm u
miles above Pohaian Courthouse and forty miles
Richmond situated Tie head waters oi Deep
creek Of the James river Tie Improvements on ths
Farm are excellent character consisting of large
be tobacco houses and has always been regarded
Of the plantations in the neIehboood having large
portion and branch land H. and the recent add
tinns which have made have given amply supply
Of wood land for this will also be liberal and
made by application TO the subscribed residing near
Mason Post Office JOHN w: NASH.
Aug. 3 S'-Wf"
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- ENJOYED to opposite side of the street, and facing e
IL franklin Hotel Iohn Eaey's Old Sand,l South s'ue
Main, 81 hnuse from Governor street -.
We would take this late opportunity Of thanking the pnpc o
fvors received last six was not our desi. al
establish ourselves through the press but To do by giving s
aclon all who call upon which We consider lar peiea
e other basis and of which we are glad 10 kno" mas
been almost universal.
Ii is design 10 pursue the course at TINS ne anu U
the future All goods sold by that do not please IN coS. lna
y fit color make fashion, or otherwise he returned and
tie money refunded-provded, the shall not nave been
We have this time large stock, u not larger tnn
the our line OF business and would respectfully
invite the give call before purchasing ana e1
anime for HIMSELF and If prices pronounced rs low
any in the city, shall he much deceived
We have Cloth Coats sl2 while charge @ to nakns
and trimming furnishing the clt anu pants AT -
that sold for s4 and Vests Shirts Drawers Handkerenes
Cavats Stocks susrcnder, Socks, Gloves and collars o.
kinds and qualities nil articles usually kept ~ Cotn
ers of which determined sell low for cash. ana re-
quest he public call and whether they want W my
% an Goods warranted. J. BR3NNAN 6 W.
Sent IN 36-wlyt
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one PRICE ONLY!

ONE PRICE ONLY!
COMPLETE SPRING ASSuRTMEST.-We have now re-
~ ceved opened arranged, large and complete as
sortmen Of seasoBabe
STAPLE IND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which were favorable terms, generally from
first hands and be unusually io" prices fer cash. and
general terms, 10 punctual customers
If the close and each Of the partners. Win
assistance efficient statesmen, viii merit H. we solicit the
confidence and continuation Of the liberal patronage ol the
firm Of Garland 81 Randolph and the pubic
generally. - -,
p.,.r.hnrr an,il4 - 1Il-wtf
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Aug. %

AND FOR SALE-By virtue of deed of from James
Il Garnet; wife bearing date the Isl day OF March
1924 recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County SouI. o
day and and recorded in The sam Office shall poeesa
October next al public for the highest bidder the
Fiat Land attached the Elmwood Estate about 4D
acres be The same Possession will be gwen
the growing crop Indian is removed The title be-
to be ndsputab though acting Trustee shall
vey only such title is in me vested. - .
Loreto P. o., Essex CO., Va, May 3oh, ls43 e-w3m
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a Dead Shot for Worms in tie Human Body :

DRS. PERRY & HAMLIN'S vERMFUGE
THIS invaluable Medicine has acquired in the South and west
the apnellilon Of Dead Shot,, from lis great promptness
and nnpsralel- d certainty effect
The exceeding small quantity of Medicine required to test the
existence of worms every from The system-it
operating In few hours without aid Of any purgave and
generally without repeating the together with the pceft
safety Its beng administered I, The youngest CHI d. constitute
OF the brilliant discoveries Of the The very small
quantity necessary he su almost case renders
the cheapest medicine before the public.
Prepared only by PEEkY HAMLtN.
SAMl- r. DOVE, Richmond, ( Gen. Agents.
BRACES THOMAS, Petersbnrs,>
A,01
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AW MOTTO E.-Thr subscriber has removed his office
IL basement story of his residence, at the OF OH
streets, opposite the Office OF the Mutual Assurance Society! Ne
he found at his office, when in attendance tagan
,umedl on some Of the Courts of the City.
TO CLAlMANTS-The subscriber, after an interval o
again tenders his claimants The Cover
of the United States, the Stale OF Virginia, for
tlonay services any other demands whether arising
contracts otherwise His experience IN attending .at
claims may enable him, where they well
ed the OF the Information s
them The advantage of that eyperiencehl familiarity
the subject dgent attention, stimulated by the
beginning his life OF Dnsnesshr Is Willing p-tst
IN thnse who NAV employ hnor moderate
tion reasonable contingent commission
on Urged by such strong inducements, he pledges al The
nv and energy he may exertrd His a
flee 9Th and Streets The swan Tavern. Lr
addressed % him vii be puncinally attended 10.
Richmond, 1lh Oct, lS42. 4i-ly THOMAS GREEN
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-vERRY OAKS FOR SALE-The subscriber, having IN view
WI Western sale that well known property
the Oaks In Hanover the old Stage ko 10
leading from Richnond Fedeckshug and Just - mes on
the former MACE he say, tI II oi lie
ralthest places in Eastern Virginia There IN The yard
we'll of the prcst wafer strongly mpregnaed with alum the
which been highly recommended ny eminent yrean,
for various diseases particularly for Summer complaint, and
which has invariably resulted the speedy restoration 10 health
H. There have been erected on The pre-
misses several houses for accommodation nj boadrYs the
Summer season. which heen invariably filed when OPENED
for that purpose And there is doubt that an extensive bust
might done management There attached
10 the place about land greater portion Of which
woods containing large quantities. superior heart pine ana
other valuable timber which might he made very profitable be
ing adacen To several Mills The cleared land is IN high
state cultivation yielding last year 20 bn1heis wheat per acre
and well adaptcd growth of wheat oats and grass
The shewn by the subscriber residing at the
Oaks who make the terms He may be addressed
f P"'' 0e n. C. LIPSCoHBE. JR.
~ B. Should property r not disposed Of by the 2nt
October next will he sold publicly on that day. far not
the fair day thereafter. n. l. irseomhh., ,h,
2t-StlO
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lanes RIVER LAND FOR sAi.E.-fhc subscriber offers
for sale Land which he resides IN the county
Of Cumhetaud known by Of Cobham, nng by
aeresahm 400 acres ID the crsna
grow AMI aont IS Of James River low grounds OF good
quality This Estate of tho desirable situations in
this part of Virginia. well adapted the growth Of tobac
CO. corn and wheat, The dwelling house Is large and conve
n-n Iairy repared outhonse5 ordinary kind
land is in clover further description
unnecessary wishing purchase viii view me pre-
mjs.s befe they purchase. If The Land sold before the
day SEPTEMBER s43, on that day will be offered al
public auction Terms OF sale will be accommodating, which
will be made known by subscriber, living the Fam-
OYERToN B. PETIT.
30-w4w
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Petersburg, M

subscriber associated with himself
~ in business the LIST Instant his brother Thomas F. Butler
under the firm of WIN. Butler Co. continuance OF the
r'' r09 WIN. F. BUTLER.
r,iv7 l7-wti
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CHARLES Lt',IsoEN

As well Spectacle Glasses ofevery description franz
He bestOws pains the selection of his Spectacle
and he his friends that his Glasses vrty BE-.
quality, well ground and perfectly ed-and from h knos
ledge Of the Science ol Optics and the structure of the
prepared give proper advice persons choosing
tacles Glasses All which will be disposed Of 'eas
bic terms 81 Old God aud Silver taken IN exchange
pst.rs,urg lime Isj3 l3-u,f
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WILLIAM F. RITCHTE, ATTORNEY Law, 3iehmond, 70
w ofcefor the with Dr. Richie Main street. above
the Banks. Feb "A
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REMOVED

II BRANNAN & cos Old Dominion Clothing Store, op
- posiie side Of the and facing Franklin Hotel
Eareys Old Stand South Of
we woud embrace this opportunity and method sf making
known TO the citizens Of Richmond vicinity
we constantly keep hand Clothing Of all and espec
sy Tor the current and approaching which will sell
reduced prices for cash We respectfully
seet our stock whether they the goods All goods
sold by that do every respect may be returned and
be In0ney Leinnlcl hl-AI rnnls yHnrranind. in II
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Ills 4 ELLETT, Agents.


10 MI whom 10 may concern: Having been N a low
se 81 health for several years from the Dyspepsia covi
paints ana debility which followed long attack offeveT
% a Deihs oIen troubled with stomach
ae WIN feeling Of WEAKNESS angour depression spt
ana having frequently taken Calome other remedies
with very slight benefit BY friend 10 try
Smiths Be Renoyaor Health" sold By Messrs Pills
Eeti when commenced using them they slight sickness
OF e stomach but determined persever could
not be woed and my oon found great and
maneh reeihe medicine and strengthened
me very quickly and entirely my health In my opinion
NtS,ppts
IyLY. 'N''''''
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90 hereby certify that have used Smiths or Renoya-
r OF heah Tor four years myself and family and recon
enled 10 huner of others and failed 10
give Iee when was properly adhered to. fused NJ
e stomach mex headache bilious eye bowels and in
every case the patient found relief; recommend il
gently on the bowels. IVM WATrS
JuLY, Odd - 80
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TO THE PUBLIC.

M II offer with great confidence = n vaIua-
BE and successful remedy Dyspepsia headache ner
vous aud bilious complaints collie stomach de
~ female distractions and for the
tons arising from indigestion Bes or Renoyaor Of
Health We have received many testimonials Of their efficacy
few only Of which for Of space, subon safe
innocent and eeetua remedy does admit with all
those who them.
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DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

4 5 acknowledged to far excel all other medicines
u in the East in the West in the North and in the South trial
always for Coughs Colds Splitting Hood Tickling
Rising Sensations the Throat Bronchitis WhOoping Cough
Asthma, Weakness Of the Nervous System, Impaired Constitution
from cause; and to falling into decline, this
medicine has equal number OF the best
its virtues be by calling DR. Swayne All preparations
from this valuable above
Syrup Of Wild Cherry fictitious and counterfeit TO be had
NH Is P.J JOHNSTON, Richmond Va.
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do hereby certify WIS afflicted seyeraI yenrs with vi
yen, siek headache which attacked about once
w. eau,lk me 70 WON'T large quantities Of bile and
SICK i"f DAY aia time that could pa being
over one OF both that my materially
Impaired - procured bottle ~ Smiths Renovation Of
Health BY using which entirely relieved and have now re-
an'd M good health for several months only one bottle
ana nave been 20 much benefited that confidently recommend
to those ahted similarly. induced try this remedy from
e recommendation n respectable Lady ofmy who
hid been similarly afflicted and who says confident that
ir" The violence u her could been alive now N
.e bad not used The remedy referred which entirely her
" not unpleasant 70 lake and the bile gently y the
bowels. ~ NY opinion valuable remedy. Given under my
hand this lith July, 1919. A WRIGHT
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GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL,


HAVE just received fresh supply Of Garden
Seeds grown this State al Of which they fresh
| and genuine.
| ART1CHoKE-Green Globe.
! AsPARAGUs-Gfant or Dutch.
BUNCH BEANS-Broad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Early Dwarf
Mohawk Etta Eary Weeks Eafy Yellow Sir Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red speckcd French Royal Dwarf White
POLE BEANs-Iorculural Poie Large vhios Lima Scarlet
Runners White Dutch Runners.
BEEI-Eary Blood Tunp Early Yellow, French Sugar Long
Hood Mangel Wurtze1.
bROCCoII-Large Purple Caps.
CABBAGE-Bliterea. Cromwell Drumhead Eahy Buiocts
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy. Eary Sugar Early Yok Plat
Red Picking '
CARROT-Ioug Oranre
tAULIFLOWER= and late Dutch
Commissioning Extra Early.
Turkey.
BGG PLANr-Purie
ENDiVE-Grcen CURED
kALE-Green Cuied Scotch.
LErrUcE-Bown Dutch Fairy Drnmhead Eahy shsra Green
MEILoNCaroins Water Green Cion Large Mast or yellow
Nutmeg
EAsTURTIUM
OKRA-i,otg and shou.
ONlON-sivcf skin Yellow Skin
PARstEY-Curied and Single
fARsNiP-Estfa Large, Large Dutch.
fEAs-Bluv Iufegni Dwarf Narroyfat Dwarf Green Marrow.
ai Eay frame Early Bishops Dwarf Eua Rshy Sinclair or
Warrington. Eary Warwick, Marrovat
hAnsii-Bsk Spanish Turnp Long scaflet Wbue T1r.
nip yellow Tunip.
SATISFY VEGETABLE OYSTER
sPlNAGE-Prickiy Pan. Round Teavsd or sumuer
neck yellow Striped
TOMATo-Largs Red.
TURNiPksry White Dutch Parry Dutch Fairy Garden
hone Fairy White Stone Top Rae. Wine PAL WHIT,
Also-CanaV seed and an assortment a. Flower seed
WMDow GLASs.---so bores assorted, fOrssBy
w mil 8 r DOVE