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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

We cordially concur with our friend, the Editor
of the "The Petersburg Republican,, in the sent
ment, that "the man1uvres (of the Richmond
the Republican. We shall probably divide as to
our first favore, until the Republican party have pro-
nounced their choice in the National Convention and
then, trust, shall be both of faith and OF one
banner "bone of one bone, and flesh of one flesh
But, far the 'sagacity, for which " is pleased
TO allow too much credit is al present concern
we must say that our preference for first candidate
is more and more confirmed every day by the pros
pec!s Of his HaraiiaGitity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
The money articles Of the New York Herald are

The money articles Of the New York Herald are
fraught with their usually valuable statistics recent
one produces table of imports into the United States,
for the four quarters Of each If The years 1910, o4
1872, and The let quarter Of Si3-from which, 1t ap
pears, that "for the six months ending January, 1885,
there decline Of $50, 100000, compared with the
same period of the previous year"--and this notwith-
standing there had been violent alterations IN the
currency, or in those great which influence the
course Of trade" This decline commenced precisely
with the expiration OF The Compromise Act at the end
Of the second quarter of 1872" The statement OF The
New York Herald concludes from these, and variety
of other facts, to which he refers, that all these facts
conclusive 10 the ruinous effects of The (presen
Tariff, and the imProbabty Of amy great reeirat OF
foreign trade, until 1t is definitely settled on io'0
rerenue bdsis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

The Cabinet Compiete-.4Pp0intment Of Attorney
G,neral of the u S,aics.-John Nelson, of Maryland
has accepted the appointment, rendered him 0y .ne
President Of Attorney General of the States in the
nl,ce Of the Hon Hugh S. Legare, dec. Mr. Nelson
Is Democrat, and is spoken Of very highly, even BY
he WING press of Baltimore He is distinguished for
his legal a,ainments, intellectual strength, and ine-
proachabe character. the Madisonian also says ha'
there is report, with some founda'ion hat DaV,a
Henshaw Of Massachusetts,, has been offered the Navy
i1ensrtment, which will complete the Cabinet, and pre-
sent powerful array Of individual talent and public
and private character Phiad. Ledger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

A Wing, who ought 10 know something OF hir,
Clays prospects, has pronounced that ne knows not OF
more than three States in the Union that he likely
10 carry in 1914. What will the Wing Convention OF
May next decide when this tact comes 10 De mace as
manifest TO them as il already TO the shrewdes of his
friends. In fact, but for the imsy prospects of our
divisions, The Wing party would be at this moment
nrostraie paralYzed and used up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

From TAMrIco.-The schooner Virginia Antoinette,
Captain Delvae, arrived in ror, yesterday, ~ days
from Tampco. about ESQ of the troops from Yucatan
arrived at that port in May and the vessels were char
tered to return IN the same aervce We are informed,
good authority, some time snce that ne " revolution
was on the eve oil breaking out in Mexico, and some
ransa,ions from papers brought by the Virginia An
tolnette, go to confirm the information The Cou-
rer states, that an official communication of General
Nicholas Bravo, addressed TO the Minister of War,
dated 18th May, announces, that the Indians have
sembled, to the number about 00O in the environs of
Chlapn, in the South, and that reinforcement of
900 men are expected from Tlapa. These Indians,
he states have been melted to revolt by persons from
Puebla and Mexico They have declared in favor of
the Federation and they threaten TO capture Chaps-
General Bravo urges, that it is impossible for him to
render any assistance in Of attack upon that city,
he could not raise than two hundred recruits
among the population He adds that if re inforce
ment he not dispatched 10 his assistance it will be i'm
possible for him even to maintain the post committed
to his charge, from the assaults Of the nsurgen,s
f.Nc,o Orleans Bulletin, June %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
The Last Words !!

We Law before our readers the Reply of the Madso-
nion 10 the last Dlatrlbe Of Mr. Bolts 1t will be the
last article we shall publish subject, With which
our readers must be sufficiently salialed. Mr. Bolts
cannot "head the Captain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

guREs1, VERMONT AT the Convention held
in The Fourth Congressional District of this State at
which Paul Dillingham;, jr. was nominated for Con-
rress a resolution was adopted unanimously, declar-
no Martin Van Buren, the first choice OF that body Tor
Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

TO TIE EDITORS Or TIE Enquirer.
The attack made by the ex honorable John Minor
Botls, upon the President having been fully me! by
The Editor Of The Madisonian and copieo in your pa
per-, deem it unnecessary say any thing upon
that subject II Mr. Bolts does not feel ucry sore from
The ash'ng he has received he must have feelings DIFF
fetent from every other rational creature And ho~
do you think his volunteer witness, Mr.. Wharton, en-
Joys his positon' 1t is not bed of roses at least
The next time MIR Bolts undertakes to make detail
ed statement of private and casual conversations, after
lapse of two years. he had better not render his own
tale doubtful by swearing to it. No! no his safer
plan will be 10 make sort Of reservation These
positive and unqualified sia,pme mis-, based upon
ry, are at hest dangerous In this case, he fo'oie'
has been caught in his owa snare The voters of The
Richmond District have rghtfully consigned him ,e
private life; and if he has grain of discre,ion he would
see that he unified by nature, habit, disposition
and education, for public life A. W.
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Correspondence Of Tie Baltimore Sun.


Mr. John Dade, the warden Of the penitenuary of
this county, has, learn, received information from
Lord Ashburton through the hands of the President,
that he is the Marquis Of Townsend, with an in
come Of 100000 per unnum. Mr.. Dads is genuine
old Virginia gentleman, and will know exsctIy how
to enjoy fine income. 1t is sincerely hoped that
the Information may prove correct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

DEArn OF GEs. EusTIs We learn from the Portland
papers that Brgader General Abraham Eusts, com.
mander Of the Sixth Division Of the U Army, died
IN that city Tuesday morning. Of congestion of the
brain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

M We understand, that the Rev. MIR. Tiliinghas
NOV Deacon will be ordained Priest of the Epscopa
Church by Bishop Johns, this morning at ii A. Nj.
G, lanes Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

.,,,l Fertney, Of the Mechanical R!Remen'
t%t Of the Day.
os@ was received with the most rapturous
".t; responded in the happiest STYLE and
r ~, GLOWING .,,,d -
IT, ~' >,iliers II ever they should be called 10 :,
,.,,sn Zoe, may they be animated by the spur.
i sW me bosom of brave old S;arkc-when
,@,, British army, he said TO has Ioiuntee1s'
sf= .,np those Regulars, or Molly StarSe sleeps
n a'. widow" (N,ne cheers and gum
s-- REGULAR ToAsTs.
,,b of Ju!y: Nav its spirit be with us forever
.a, prosperous end united people
4, 80 ,,,n A nations love will ever burn III
y. les,rc round his urn. -, .a-
=. ., v,.,.;nia Her fame is unarnished-be her
sa5foSen. ~, a,u
.Nfart leaps ~ heart
-. heroes of the revolutions Their sepuicnre ou'
heir glory our heritage
n. Faye,te, De Kalh, Pulaski, and S'eooen
IN the chain that binds the free oil every III ,1
ras Union: The ark of the coTenah'-"a' '"'
Il peace res. upon II forever s1;bo,,r r,l,
5ular Education: The highway OIL h'0e''y
=, and security for the people.
7,,;,ck Henry In the day OF our country u'a''
~ tongue lent vigor TO the weak, and valor to
.:'ng c..s and Manufactures
.' - ,ha, mnsle their streams for the happiness
~ -, NJ! and York Town: The first and the
-, ,ghose gories The patriot dwells with glow
=, and tear OF gratitude.
a. Ind. Nav the Harp of Erin, so long strung
a,,re music, soon be taught to give out the louc
.'y.,, strains Of Freedom,
Woman:
~. can't refuse, we can't refuse:
But bright eyes abound, boys,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR SALE-By virtue Of
the last viii of William Dulaney deceased, shall sell,
the a day of August next TO the highest bidder valuable
tract of Land lying III the county of Greene abou. quarter of
mile from Slanardsvile the main road leading Richmond
and Fredericksburg The contains about four hundred and
hundred which good tobacco
land clear The land lies remarkably well and is well adapt
ted the cultivation n wheat oats and tobacco and,
taken altogether combines advantages rarely be with.
The Improvements oeraby good, being small dwelling
house, Stables cabins. tobacco house, There is about forty
OF good bottom land the tiac well watered and
spring within sixty yards of the dwelling house equal in
the Mountains Further particulars deemed unnecessary,
il Is presumed wishing purchase will view the
premises
1ermsOne third cash. and the balance equal annual
payments. deed will be made until the last payment Is
made.
The Mill property lies within mile OF the
the South branch of the Rapid Ann River. The Mill Is in good
repair pair Of bus and pair of stones; IS
situated in fine wheat country and is considered excellent
Manufacturing MILL The society the neehborhood is good;
and being within mile of the county makes de-
sabIe property. II will be sold tie the land
JOHN C. DULANEY, Executor
IIn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

Outrage against The LalcS of MsSouri-The ST
Louis Democrat of the 2Ist ul records another gross
outrage against the laws which occurred OF the FRIDAY
preceding in harrington, that State. 1t seems that
James Layton had been convicted, few months ago
Of aggravated murder upon his wife, two and half
years since, and Saturday last the appointed day
for his execution He had obtained from the Governor
respite till the first of September But this fact was
not generally known and the people to The number OF
5000 assembled to witness the execution at the ap.
pointed time An impression created that the
about TO be cleared from the consequences of
his crime. The mob, with fiendish ard fcrocious
spirit, which such horrible exhibitions public execu-
tons never fail to excite decided unanimously not 10
wait for the law but TO be the execu.oners Of the poor
wretch themselves They burst open The prison DOORS
took out the guilty man-erected gaows-d elibe-
raely hung him, and then dispersed. The Democra,
"regrets" that ian intelligent people should allow
themselves thus nexcusaby TO violate the laws of the
Commonwealth IL this act is proof OF their intel.
gence, savage is less barbarian and has more hu.
manity and regard for authority than the civilized in
habitants Of St. Francis county.-PhI. Ledger
.4rrest Of joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet-We have
received the following letter acquantng US of the
arrest of Joe Smith, which we publish as it was re.
ceived- DIXON, Illinois, June 90, l643.
James Gordon Bennett:
Dear Sir hasten 10 inform you OF the arrival in
town, this afternoon, of the far famed Joseph Smith
who captured this afternoon few miles from this
pace oy !ie enef'H OF JACKSON county, missouri,
charged with treason against the State advantage be-
ing taken of his absence from his strong hold while
visit to of his relatives in this neghborhood
The Sheriff has been Delayed short time TO await the
arrival of Judge Brown of this district who is momen-
tsry expected to arrive with the pretence of obtaining
writ of hubeas corpus, when lie will probably be taken
befure Judge Pope if not he will be taken 10 Missouri
to be disposed of perhaps the citizens may deem
proper. He says he is willing to be tried in Illinois
but will not be taken to Missouri.
presume he has not had revelation lately, or be
would not have been caught SO far from home where
he has been easily taken by two
The mail is just closing and have not time 10 say
HrroJ5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
WM. MCDONALD & CO.,
COM MISSION .HER CH.ANTS,'
So 81 powly's WHARF

Bnlfm0re
II EGG leave TO remind The farmers aud planters OF Nsna that
- they continue devote their the sale of grain
and produce generally Their long experience
qnainancr and facilities them in assunsl those who
may favor with their nsignmenls highest prevailing
rates At all lines, and prompt returns.
Iulv7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

WEBB, BACON & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE,
3l4 hhds New orlcansl
- do. Porto Rico Streams
- do. 81. Croix ~
l6 bbls. loaf
Hhds and barrels N. o. Molasscs
$50 bags Porto Rico
900 do Lagura
Is9 do. African lCoFPErs
CO do old Government Java !
so do. Cuba and 81, Jaga
do. slaricaibo
1000 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
English refined table Salt, in boxes
Bar Iron blistered Stee!
3C0 kegs cut Nails and Brads
40 tierces Rice
Barrels pearl Barley, Tar, Pitch
OlI-Tanners, Winter strained sperm
Ieather-soie, upper, harness, calf skins
1ca-Gunpowder aud Powchong
Gunpowjer in kegs and canscrs
Shot, bar Lead
Candes-sperm, tallow and 1iull's patent
400 boxes Soap, embracing almost every variety
Nader, indigo Salt Pctre
Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Alum
Birthstone. Chocolate, starch, Hops
Culver Seed, wooden Ware
Painted Buckets, window Glass
London Porter Wines of various kinds
Cotton Yarns, Irvine Cotton and Hemp
Shoe Thread cotton OZnaburgs
Sheetings and Shrtings
Bed Cords and Lines cotton and hemp
Wool, Feathers
Writing, letter and wrapping Paper, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
Sands sARsAPAGILLA-Copy of a letter from Norwich,

- Connecticut:
.pornieh, May %, 3i3.
Messrs A. n. Sands Co-Cents: was, in month of
April, after Of Lung Fever attacked with swelling OF my
limbs which would enlarge from three inches in crcum
feance during the day and ubsde in the night This at
tended with the violent PAIN render unable
stand walk times accompanied with of appetite rest
inability sleep and much constitutional distress In
this condition commenced taking Sands Sarsapara and,
after days. the and esiessness began subside the
sweings OF limbs to abae, and, after taking three bottles
find the swelling has disappeared, and The other symptoms
entirely removed safely say, that consider my to
been effected by the Sarsaparla able 10 labor
without any particular fatigue.
ARCHIPI!CS s. PARISH.
10 For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers
Prepared and Sold wholesale and reta and for expectation,
by A. H. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
ngs No 273 Broadway Of Chambers New York.
Richmond by the Agents A. DUVAL CO.. In Peters
burg by RosSER ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities in the u 5.
Price, 81 per bote-6 bottles for SIS.
~ CAUTIoN-Ie particular 10 ask for sANDs's Sarsapa-
rila, and take other. T-lt
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Marriages.

Marriages.
Married by s. Sumner the night of the 4,h inst, Sex
ton Point, in Hanover THOMAS T. CHANDLER Of Caroline,
10 Miss EOwisA Will .xsoS, youngest daughter OF Capt Dab
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR SPRiNGS-The sub
ID INFORM tile public and his former pat
rons he has made all preparations for the
ton vers and will he open by 4h Of July
company The springs situated Immediately the road from
Richmond yncburg 20 miles from and
the latter Cumberland Courthouse - from Farmve
from Buckingham Court house. South OF Wls's Mountains
and from Rains Tavern. Conveyances may be had from any
those points the Springs Charges moderate suit the
times. SAMUEL MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

Prince Edird,d Court-hcRse, May 3ISf, Ie43
Dear Sir To yours the 18th nmo requesting my opinion
the value bingham White Sulphur Springs,
diseases In which be heHefcialy used,
reply The Professor
and my examination of The water leaves doubt my
mind of valuable medical properties think, however, Is
more particularly adapted chronic affections, especially those
following diseases. In Dyspepsia Chronic, Bronchitis,
connected Uterine and Billions Irregularities; nearly
every form debility hut especially that succeeding acute
connected with from those
Diseases forms of DroPsy Rheumatism Neuralgia and
many other affections am fully satisfied promises TO be emf
nenly useful.
The location your Springs pleasant and healthy and aside
from the benefits think admirably suited n
treat during Summer months for persons residing in
regions hicky settled IL Is Likewise
well calculated resting place for owlandes travelling and
from the mountains pursuit of health pleasure where they
can safely snourn days recruit their strength
climate constitutions degree, and thus guard against
the suddenly passing frcm climate 10 another
during the unhealthy
many years regarded watering places intermediate
countty aud mountains the most proper
treats for loanders during Summer Here they enjoy all the
of climate without the dangers Of
missing suddenly climate. Your Springs
arc most happy the advantages Owlandes
likely TO be derived change of air. being surrounded by
elevated healthy country Astounding in pleasant prospects,
nure air and every thing which contribute the comfort Of
nvads the qualification of The voaries Of luxury and
| nleas,re JOHN r. METTEACR.
July i'-7l
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subscriber associated with hImsel
In business the 1s instant his brother Thomas +. Butler
under the firm of VIM F. Butler Co. continuance of the
public PATTON ge respectfully solicited.
WM. F. BUTLER.
July l7-wH
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Lewis Webb earnestly requests all persons indebted him.
10 the late firms Lewis Webb Co., and Webb Booker Ha-
milton TO make immediate payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

80 There will be Divine Service nd Sermon, nj ST. James'
CEich this mnfnng II O'Clock, which ordination
viii be held b. Bishop Johns. July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

ROUND, the 29th June, OF Money which the owner
\ may have Ly describing The
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
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JE have formed Co partnership under The
4 firm OF WEBB. BACON & CO. for the transaction Of the
Grocery and Commission Business.
LEWIS WEBB.
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~."Tehon of the friends of Mr.. Clay in Geor-
'fge,,'s, "a"A men, Tariff men, latitudinous con-
Il VIII, s-@as Federalis,s, still assume the name
iae 's and State Rights' Convention" Iii high
'p Oil the mask from the impos,ure.
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BY THE PRESIDENT on THE U. STATES.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE. u. STATES.
N Pursuance Of law, |. JoHN TY,Ea, President Of
j. the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be bed at the
aforementioned Land Onic,s in the State of Mis-
sour, at the periods hereafter desig to wit
A, the Land Office a, FAYETTE, commencing on
Monday the ninth day of January next, for the dis
osal OF the public lands within the und. Imentioned
townships, 10 wit:
North Of the base line and West Of INN principal me
ridian.
Townships sixty lone, sialy-tws, and xty-three Of
Iange twenty. tt
And the East half of section nine, in township
ory-hve of range thirteen.
AT the Land Office at LEXINGTON, commenc-
ing Monday the twenty-third day Of January next
for the disposal Of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships, 10 wit:
NORTH Of base line and Wsa Of The 2h principal ne-
dian.
Townships forty-one forty-two, for,y-ihree and
forty-four, Of range thirty-one.
townships forty one forty-two, and forty-four, OF
range thirty-two.
Townships for,y-one, forty-two, forty-th,ee and
foIiy-four, of Range lhiry-three.
At the Land Office at SPRINGFIELD, commenc-
ing Monday, the sixth day Of February next, for
the disposal Of the public lands, within The undernen-
toned townships, to wit:
ridian.
Townships twenty-five 10 thrty-four, inclusive, ex-
cept the north half section in the latter of range
tweny-eight.
Townships twenty-six, twenty-eight, twenty -nne,
thirty thirty-,wo ,hr,y-hree, and thiry-four of
range twenty-nine.
Townships twenty -fve ,wenty-six, thirty-onc, hr-
ty-three, and thiry-four, Of range thirty one.
Townships twenty-five and twenly-s1, Of range
thiIty-two.
Lands appropriated by law, for the use Of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each he kept open for two weeks,
(uness the lands sooner disposed of and no long
and private entries of land ia the townships
offered will be admitted until after the exi ration of
the Two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this twenty day September, Ammo
Domni 1912. DOL ra' asr
JOHN TYLER
BY tho President.
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Comm'r Of The General Land Office.
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IMPORTANT MEDICINES


FLUID EXTRACT OF ARSArARlLLA!
Is with confidence offered to the Medical Faculty
i and the Public, as possessing, in great degree all
the virtues Of SARSAPARILLA in its most con
centraiod form, being prepared by NEW and M
PROVED process over all others, which extrncts all
the active matter of the root II is highly recon-
mended as Spring and Fall purifier of the BLooD,
and will be found particularly useful in Rheumatism,
Ulcers, ScrofuIa, letter White Swelling, Cutaneous
Erupuons, and disorders which arise from I'M
pure state Of the BLooo the abuse OF Mercury, &c.
RlLLA, will soon discover such iucontestIbc evil
dence OF its curative powers, shall fully establish
its character and superiority over all others now N
use
One eight ounce bottle contains more OF the active
principle OF Sn'saPnia than gallon OF those mix
lures usually sold IN the stores and those who have
been disappointed in hs Of Sorsapno pni find thus
e6ecfuoi re,n,dy Price of Ssrssparilia 81; price
Of Extract, IS nt.
MARSHALL'S VERMlFUGE
IL recommended TO nurses, parents and others, who
have the u children, the most safe and eiec-
tusl morn.d stroyng medicines yet discovered. Be
sides being ss and aepe vermiluge, II IS so plea
s,nt that child will refuse 10 take It, II equally
eficnious IN removing other disorders, such as
bowsi complaints, rong, and all complaints to which
children are labl..
Sold at w. MARSHALL'S successor Of Charles
MarshaIl,) No. 3I2, Market street above Ninth, PHI
ladelphia. Price rs cents.
For sale by WILLIAM YOUNG, Agent for the
City Of Washington, d. G. Jan. 5--a
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Townships eighty-eirht, e,xht,-nine, ninety, am

Townships eighty-eight, eighty nine, ninety, and
ninety one, of range nine
Sections two three, four, nine, eleven, fourteen
and htteen near Iowa city, in township seventy nine,
Of range six.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
UNLESS The lands are sooner disposed OIL and no
longer and no private entries Of land in the town
ships SO offered will be admitted until after the exp-
ration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this twen'y-seventh day Of September, 1912.
g nI IA t au JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. ii BLAKE,
COntntlksfoUrr nf the General Ifud Of6ce-