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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09
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Pittsburg, Pa.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
RICHMOND, FRIDAY, APRIL
ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA

ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA..
Yesterday the day of General Elections ,hrou,b
out Virginia. We have seen no contes, in the Sat.
Tor several years past, which has embraced more n,.
portant Offices called GU, 50 much competition ANN
excited SO profound an interest always excepting At
have had 10 elect
Every Member of Congress apportioned to the State
-l5; N'-'s
The whole body of the House of Delegates-l3l
And 10 of the 80 Senators, viz 8 from The perol.
cal expiration of their terms OF office, and from tho
resignation of the incumbents.
The election for Congress is made under new ep
Poruonment of The Districts, under new census :
me number being reduced from 81 TO IL members III,
districts are necessarily enlarged aud conseq ac;iy
new cast oome OF The old members associated wIh
new counties. And fresh candidates are started ~ a.
most all the Districts In all of them, except in ,hr,c
there IS an animated contest and in those three 4,
the "a, 18Th, and 10Th Messvs Dromgoole, Hopl ms
ana seenrod run without any regular serious oppo
siticn. FfF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

ORD Chesterfield good appearance all times let
FL introduction. How s0od appear
arance with face covered with pmpps, psnles salt reum
BARRIERS Jackon tch and various other
frequently dsfgure the human form divne" These and
similar disorders have their origin in impure depraved
of The blood and general fluids Of The system and Spring
time IN thoroughly eradicate them from the SYSTEM by the time
al tie rigii medicine. Sands Sarsapara purely
reac preparation, which the strictly In
orm;: with Natures laws VIII entirely all impurities
from the blood the grand Of life and bodily vcor and the
patient will speedily feel It's healing and reg-nerang influence
The SYSTEM and by It's regain ea the skin
eGd clear aud the complexion much mprovei-as thousands
can testify-by the use of this invaluable remedy
The popeto daily receiving from every section Of the
the most atterng testimonials of value and eff
both from the medical profession The clergy
and ayal Of which will be exhibited application. Those
wisn. the genuine article shord he careful to enquire for
Sand' Safsapriaand remember, il this medicine that
il dali, performing such remarkable
l For particulars, advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared aud sod wholesale and rea and for esporation
by A. D. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite Bald
No. 273 Broadway nf Chambers street. New York
Sold in Richmond by the Agents A. DUvAL co. in Peters
burg by RuSSE ANDERSON, in Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities the u S.
Price 81 per bottles bottles for So
Anl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

IL subscriber possibly give Of s o" opinion as TO TIE
superiority o the Piano Fortes which ne Offers tor sac anh III
order that may have opportunity Of testing the matter
he place ,he upon trial. in the paors OF such per
sons rs may be DESTROYS Of purchasing articles d The KIND Inc
for months give the different makers fair trial
would at least do the purchaser no HARM .
line addressed subscriber Petersburg Va woh'o
answer just good purpose every way as personal ne
vew since he upon himself the sk OF selecting and guar
antees every respect large assortment AWAY! OF
hand Upwards three hundred have been sold by him with
out ev,,r selling had one. - =,
Amin ll2-3wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

SPgcIE.-The Boston Transcript of Wednesday eve.
ming says 1.-THE Britannia brought large amount
of god stated at something like 300 900 soveregns-of
which 81, ISL, 465 entered at the Custom House
to-day-consigned to thirty forty different houses
Boston, New York and Philadelphia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

Pead- Pause-and Ponder.-The Wings Throughout
all parts of the nation deny fatty that the Bankrup,
Law. was Wing measure. Out OF Their own mouths
will we condemn them-from their own Address to
the people of the Union will we prove the TACT upon
them We call attention to the following extract from
an Address issued by the Wings, at the close Of Inc
Extra Session. and which bears date on The 18th Sept,
lc4l:
"The Bankrupt Act, SO earnestly and so long soil.
cited BY large and mertorous class OF our ctzens,
hes been passed under circumstances which cannot
reAec. the highest honor upon the Representatives, Of
many sections of the country. As measure standing
alone might perhaps have been destined 10 iufther
dea but being brought as it was into that series OF
measures which were supposed to embrace The scheme
of relief which The nation at large required, II met
from Wing Congress that support OF which The chlef
argument and highest value dsriued from the res
meet achich epcry felt to be due 10 comprehensive
policy ,chose scope should include erery interest IN the
nation.
Here is the evidence and hold them TO the letter
of the Address Here it is, claimed as Wing mea.
sure Of relief and the people are called upon 10 approve
it, as part of system of measures for the special be-
nefit Of The nation. Why has Dir. Stuart ever dis.
claimed this Address? Why has he not denounced
this portion of The Address at least' We should like
to know whether Mr. Stuart in the meeting which
adopted this Address, The people have right TO The
information. Let him say whether he approved or dis
approved this Address-Taley Star
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
SALE or TIE REAL ESTATE or nANKErrrs


DURaUAN To order of The Court United States, for
The Eastern District of Virginia, made the 18th of Novem
ber s2 shall SELL al public auction To the highest bidder
tam Real Estate, mentioned in the schedules of persons who
have been decrred bansrupts their petition, where the
same does not appear y The schedules under any deed
isi or other encumbrlnce The Real Estate sold
follows, To wit
In A. ~ Webb's case his interest in land Buck
iHslam county.
In Hugh Dooner's case his tract Din
widdle county, stated TO be about G acres.
In Samuel H. Eaes his interest in so OF land
Praer's run, In franklin county, Virginia
One or Of house called The Archer House. with -four lots
attached thereto the city of Veasco Texas together with the
furniture belonging thereto In 1892
In Sias Wayu case his interest eighth part Of n
Of land IN King Queen county, Lille Py mouth, supposed
10 contain los
In lrac Bowers case his interest in one undivided
parr Of piece parcel of land lying Poor House.
the city o. Richmond formerly Elizabeth Smiths
And Also his interest IN Al feet OF ground situated end
street being part of lot No 3 Jacksons addition laid down
The map OF The said city.
In John J. Wertls case, his 0 Bown Green,
IIenrico county. purchased by Sally Green of VIM Duva
In each the sale will be for cash, unless the of
purchase shall be hundred dollars and then
will he for third cash. third months, and
third AT twelve months from the day Of sale No conveyance
will r made the purchaser any until The whole pur
chase money shall he paid aud conveyance directed by the
t'onH.
The above sRe will be made Of the Court Room of the
United States Court the 18th day May public
ton The highest bidder. commencing 10 o'clock a. NJ
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee.
April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

EOe 81 LIZ b. wholesale RETAIL al the Penirnary Store
the Frnitrnary, large stock ul manufactures at The
Institutions which the General Agent oilers accommodating
The Stock consists IN part Of
6,;t0 yards Cotton Osnal,gre., No. |, nj y cents.
2 yards kerseys, aul quantity of striped Cotton Goods.
$50 yards Flannel and I.indseys.
superior Cotton Bags par. in piece from
20 TO - cruls.
1000 pairs Bro.ues, from M 10 Is
4Uo pairs mems women and boys Shoes Of size and
quality.
Harness for wagons. carts, carryals and buggies.
Mule and Horse Collars. Blind Brides and Saddle Bags
Wagon and Csr Saddles, Narnsaes.
frfrigcraors, SAFES. Wartrohes Wass;ands.
Wheat Fans Cutting Boxes, Poushs and superior Bellows
Ed,rdH;,g.
Wagons, Carts, DrIys and Whcelbarrows.
o00 kegs wrought Nails Spikes, &c.
Halter Chains, Trace, Wen and Fifth Chains
superiority Of the materials that compose these
and substantial execution Of an all
snnis t nr waffshr General Agent in recomrndin
them the attention of country and city Dealers
lie invites call from the old store
the farmers and merchants from The country public re
neraly Work done the Penitenary order notice
and in The best Store l leading
10 Mayo's Bridge three doors from Main street.
JAMES G.. SP0TTS,
General Agent Pencntiary Of Virginia
April % Iis-w4n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

did not Get IL a es,n. t'ilaa7'' and l1ugb,er) Then
the IS .nr isa.d had been eycn op AneTicl replied
the slr,ca6sr @ls rIy h'ud en- The part u ~ gI"''
who had airrsay pi ,y o. sug1s is-.:ds w1ile iAes
before bad none. With respect - the nl1heri! diS'7ic
the noble i.rri like manner 'lanEed foF ~ a''u
though the lnereaaa did not s'a'e Il wis at present OF
vain vet they calculated upon gettin, some f'ch En-
QiisHiucn 10 tenl then money 10 WORK nose mines
which womb, 81. 4, r.1t source cf profit 10 them. Al
these taInes had aecu r,ven an Il that sj.e Of tHa
negotiation c.s i rl rs oat;7n wished TO- Keep t"s
creat ffrt,,, North ol tie 81. john rrer. ~ ths
end al t1a me-. .it oo, tae noble loGj had nothing
to OFF, as an eau "a. III; ami eventually the noble
Lord vas IA tfg- position that he could o"'y say,
"p,ay rp ihe Tsea,y, sead IL TO me quickly, aud w
sign 1t.
yery erea' steps :eard to the suppression OF tl'e
si,g. ado ,;.1i-4d as aa7ndouiuG the explicit
pedIa re 'he FscHy os Glcut, that Gotta parties
bound themselves :, the abolition OF the slave trade,
subs,i.uIin q vl!ueiess engagement lie did not aP
preleat 50 much from the loh article OF the
Treaty. u:of,l ~ the mutual surrender o. criminals;
but he censused Tie correspondence respecting Tue
Creole case.
Trcaiy-hoe l:e'y !: was TO lead 10 1s''ng peace
was SHOWN hy tne new procce i,ags IN the American
Senate to occGnY tie Oregon territory. aud the deca
ration b Lord Asaartoa, al New York dinner, tha'
other disnl.ed points must b. settled III the SAKE
spirit a III: Boundary Qaest"n--tha OF unqualified
conccss!ou In the remark OF Lord Ashburton, that
Boston was the ''c7aae Of American freedom and IN,
Dependence, spoke the American citizen rather than
The Brush subject.
Sir Robert PEEL md rnan,iy commented on the un.
bcecu;ln. cat.1st taken ty Lord FameIstoo, who
moved to- ps9e-s ~aca had oready BEEN refuses, IA.
stead o.. maya. ditect vo'c al censure which Co.
veri-o- co,lt aoee bT -eci vote Of appreciation,
and Gerry iftr n urge majority (Ghectsl SIR 10.
be-, first took up those pass Of iaTd Pai,ncTsto" 5
speech retnr the subject Of slavery; con'endn2'
tina, provision in the treaty WAS felh!:>:'i
Of the treat of G4eut, not departure ifcnl IT.
H. ffrtv i.4 f4srtN .anF q i..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

EXAMINATION OF MR. CoogE.-The examination oil
Mr.. Cooke which extended through period OF ten
days. waa concluded Yesterday, and he was remanded
for trial TO the Superior Court which meets in June.
Mr. Cooke was admitted 10 bail in the gum Of $4,000,
which he gave on the spot, and discharged from
custody -SorfoK Herald, anil %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

has been done regarding the line OF boundary and IN
he ney place and above oil things, that fair, honor
able dsposon was manifested Throughout the entire me-
qo,iaon, by the government, in which had some agen
81 n end controversy which had disturbed The
try for fifty years, and often with the effect Of ag'iatag
the commercial intercourse oil the country and spread
mo dstruss among having dealings with each other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
AMERICAN STocrs.


written by the direction 81 Lgfd Aoe.:,eniu an
sve- to az apr.eato by 81 the ladders OF Afne
rican stocks for li,s ai @ The American Government
10 her behalf
GFonricH Crfics March 6, 1873
"Gente.uen-- asa directed hy the Earl Of Aber-
deem to acknowledge he receipt OF your letter OF the
= Il, uiiialo ca'lir. hs Lotishps attention. be-
halt &c yoursevcF aad o,icr holders Of American
rrfcs 10 the atn-tU !ilmcnt b. several oi tic Ams
fcaa Siaes Of their engagements with tier puD!lc
creditors.
81 am directed to Stale 10 you, in reply, that the
bonds being bonds OF i,le separate States and not Of
the Central Governments that Government has no
concern with the securities IN question: aud no power
to compel payment of the sums required; and | am
therefore, 10 Hipfin ycn, that appears TO Lord Ahr:
deem tina, aay good cGices winch her Majesty u"
verurcn, might be disposed 10 cmpoy " that OF ihe
r. states, on your behalf, would, under these etcum-
.te"ces, be tneil ctaal.
II am ccn;jen,en your oaedier, humble servant,
al. L. ADUlNGTOH."
Ia connoxon With this subject observe also the
following letter from tlr Everett being reply 10
depuiation winch waited on hlin March 3ist, WIN the
o. the holders OF American stock in Eng
awd fhe memorial bore the signatures OF !Vo Mold
ers Of the State stocks Of America
.sHr Sch0llftl4@ad Gen'icmca: Ia compliance with
the teorrs, contained IN the memorial which YOU have
NOW presented to tnc, Will avail myself Of the hfs'
Opportunity OF transmitting 1T To the PRESIDENT OF inc
L. Stas- 70 avoid insconcepttcn, II is proper that
saoud observe that inasmuci the Genera! Govern
,ci 20 no, pat,y 10 ,be contracts cf the separate
s.,se The enieci Of the memorial does not f,ll di.
CITY WITHIN me Presidents province and that am,
,nyselr aching nnoiica|iy forwarding II TO him.
10 it, however, with cheesQnes OF; oi respect to the
members Of this distinguished depuasi0n. Nor an |
less under the influence OF the deepest sympathy with
that numerous class whom you represent, who have
suffered severely some Of them fear ruinousy, from
the i:iil,e-,enpora:y, trust oil portion Of the
American States, 10 pay the interest Of their public
debit These feelings, am sure, w be shared by the
President.
- eorcur with you IN protesting 7galnst 'ic dec
tri:c hat STATE wHc. has ped'd as iah aAd "a
sources can release .t from 'e oo''sa'"'' however
"affoasanc IN any way bat till I" honofaoie payment
Fatal delsons, III times q! great distress, occasionally
the minds Of communities, as sell as rdl
yduas; but rejoice IN the belief, that the number is
exceedingly small OF those who have. any form, ad-
vanced the tea al wa, !ias been called 'repudia,on.
am convinced, ;ilai ;aoSc States which untappilg
have f.iied 10 make PROVISION for the in,efcs, due
Their bonds have doue under the heavy pressure OF
adverse circumstances, mad not With the purpose oil
gvinE legislative sanction 20 doctrine ernicous,
unworthy and immoral.
"flc mrmorias,s arc pleased 10 give credit for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
AUGUST Ii. IR13.

NET FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
\ ], the New Store off q g. X b MARSH.
"a No Ia Main street. J II & X u Marsh
have received Their FIRST stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods, as follows:
Super Fresch Black, English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain and fancy casslmeres,
Belgic plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths,
Sattnetts, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker.
seys; White Gauze, Red, Yellow. Twilled and
printed Flannels; plain and fg'd silks, and sat
ms thew style,) PLAIN, striped, watered, change.
able, h2 d and plain Alpaca Iustres, Bombazlnes;
Saun striped and plain Muslin de LANES, striped
Chusans, Lnsire LANES, Grape Ruchel, Striped
aunettas, printed SaxOny, French and English
Mcrinoes; Manchester, Earlston, French and
Shainof1 Slnghams Brocha, Damask de LANES,
MeIlno, Embroidered, Damask WoO'len, Tartan.
Eig'd Menno, Imhet, Kabyle, Lady Sale and
Md Gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points and
Dress Handkerchiefs, Alpacha Aprons, Silk
apron tasseis, Black and cold twisted silk fnnges,
working Canvass, Zephyr woTsted, Thread lace
edgln"s and lnser,ings; Swiss and Jaconet do.
AshbuTton, LYONS and Fancy Net Laces, cold
SILK Glmps, Rlvens and Hem-sutched Linen
cambria hdkfs plain and 6g'd white and black
Metz plain and hg'd Swiss, Book, Lace striped,
checked and Jaconet MHslins; Null Null, Nan.
socks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambria; Plain and
hg II bObblnetts, black CASTELAR, Net; new style
bonnet Ribbons; silk pocket Hdkfs; Irish linens;
MohaT cloak tasSels, Cd and 81 Table Diaper,
81 Linen Diaper. Russia do and hleached and
brown linen Tale cloths, linen sheesings; BLK
and cold muslins paper do. White and brown
Hollands, SILK and worsted Sergei black SIR,
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
crayats, D'Orsay s0aTfs, Boz tie stocks and Be-
ron collars; black, white and cold Kid, cash
mere aud Thbet gloves; Merino and Satin Yes
tings; super Gum Suspenders Suspender Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and.shirts; brScade, mehair add lasting coat and
square coat cord, German aud American Pins:
black and White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, do half
Hose: Marine stripes, checked, brown and
bleached Drlllrgs canvass, padding, bleached
and brown muslin, wadding, batting. Umbrellas:
a large assortment Of French Chintzes British q
AMERICAN PRINTS
One case Of fine Florence Braid Bonaets, netc
style. Horse Hair Gimps; &c. dc.
We invite the attention of Country Merchants
TO our stock, hich is large and well selected.
Our Gus TONERS and the citizens ofWheeling nd
vicinity, are respectfully invited to give us call
before making their Fall purchases for IRE CAM
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheaper. than
lrere erer before offered in this city.
aug 81 J. b. & r. b. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
TIE CHEAPEST STORE.

A LEXANDER HEYNIAN WeS SIDE Of Main
"A street, has received a part Of his Fall Stock
follows:
lyd vide Chinlz Calico. al lS2 pee yd; very fine
Cassrueus at 374 per yd; Very fine CLOIIlS for 81
per yd; 90 ps CASSINETTS, different qualities
and prices; A large assortment Of Crab 'rHlBEF
SIIAWLS, Brocha and Lupins Meriuo dc. large
assortment Of CALCOES at very low prices, very
fine CALICOES atA Ftp YARD; large assUrI-
Tnent oCALPACHA LUSTRES. fg'd and plain, all
colnrs; large assurtmeEt II iigd nnd PLAN ATTN
for dresses the very best quality for 10 cts per I'd
ALSO-A large assortment Of black aud Glue black
Mueleoni SILKS;
A new STYLE Of DINlITY COLLARS;
Also. a new style Of PARAMErrA CLOTH, for
Cloaks aud Dresses;
A yd wide Brown Muslin at 81 cts per I'D;
A new s.yle cCVELVErS for dresses, &c. &c, &c
Very good unbleached Muslin f"r cts yd.
NV stock Of CLOTHS ,aHNOT BIZ BEAT IA the
Western Country. in prices Or quality. 100,
can assure the public that can sell my SOOD'
an uch cheaper than IN the Spring.
lie will be daily receiving goods Of all prices y"
latest STYLE Of Fail purchases Tor the next 'h'e
weeks. shen his Stock Of Guuis VIII asionlsh sou
The public will be iniOrised by my regular ui''
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