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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

a3-BEWARE OF INPOsITION.-Dr Shermans Poo
Vans Plaster has already obtained such celebrity for tn,
lures which has performed that the demand has becom,
ery great This has induced many unprincp person
% palm of upon customers base imitation The spuriou
rcie known by its effects 1t is good for nothing
Though the ,mtators style it, improved and original
Let sufferers beware is almost impossible to ge
the genuine plaster except at Dr. shermans warehouse
l0o Nassau street Look out for DR. shermans fac smilt
on the back OF the plaser-none others genuine Dr.
sherman's agents 227 Hudson; 1888 Bowery " Eas
Broadway. and lao Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

which the United States long sped, beyond all
previous example, along her career of greatness and
prosperity Mr. Clay, who practically denies the obi.
CATION oil nstrucons who advocates the so-call.d Pro.
tectve policy, a National Bank Distribution, &c, il
now recommended by you, not for de yoton to Wing.
gerry, but Tor his genuine Republicapsm With
equal nodesty and truth, did you in 1910 "commend
(see Address OF lcIO) Gen. HARRISON as Republican
III principle and practice" To prove him such YOU
sad, "as FAR as we know or believe General Har-
rison has but one opinion about a Bank and that
IS against IT, You quoted his own language TO show
that he had been advocate Of the tariff system
tntmer'y, but you particularly invited Us to bear in
mind these words of his. 81 certainly never had, Nor
ever would have any idea IF rerirtng H., and IL am
for supporting The COMPROMISE and yer will agree
to It's being altered repealed. If our foes exhibited
an expression Of doubt disrust you would express
surprise at our incredibly, and assure US that General
HARRISON had pronounced himself ga Republican of
what commonly called the old Jeersonian school"
The march OF your minds has been rreat-your pro-
gross in political science rapid, that you have lust
made the grand discovery, that Mr. Clay is more Of
Jefersonian Republican, than Thomas Jefferson him.
SELF The learned Editors of the Wing have also dis
covered that none but Federasls opposed 10 the
Tariff and Bank and knowing that they and YOU re
commend General Harrison upon that ground the said
Editors are doubtless ashamed OF themselves now for
ever having supported General Harrison at all Many
Wings certainly are, and not few of them have been
mortified to find 1t proven by the present vocabulary
VI .ien party, that they were supporting federalIst
IN lS40, while they tancied he Republican Such
are the embarrassmens and Inconsistencies sprnging
from desire to rob The Republican Party of their name
and such the spectacle presented by men, who hs,ing
for power, condescend to means condemned alike
by the Christian and the moralist and destined TO be
condemned by ''ihe sober second thought of an
immense majority Of the people.
II professional engagements will afford leisure you
may hear from me again. ARISTlDES
n. B.-No physician possessing any skill whatever
would content himself with prescribing Cologne or
Florida water to patient i'll with disease originating
years back and becoming and more inveteraie
through contemptuous violation of every sound rule of
health. You will not therefore, the plain and
homely language which have used in commenting
upon your political offences As members of society," [
respect many you highly, but having been taught
call spade by its right name prefer to do SO, leaving
the language of aa.ery to the courtIe the lover, and
the political asprant. A.
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ATTENTION CAPITALISTS.
Al. 9

THE FALMOUTH COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE
TN resolution adopted late the
SocL holders Of the Falmouth Manufacturing Company the
who appointed Committee eH''la'S'
hereby give notice. that the Falmouth Cotton Factoro:0us
without the highest bidder Public Auction The
2Orh day Of March, 1914 front Of the Factory in the Town OF
Falmouth, follow efms:Seven ihoIs md FIVE hundred
dollars purchase money paid cash. and the balance
equal instruments payable two AID three years,
with each nsialment from The 9Th day Of May 1884,
session will he given The purchaser the deferred payments TO
secured by unquesonabc personal security and lien on the
said Factory.
OF this property opportunity for speculation Is
held Capitalists Who by small investment, may realize
splendid About three period of extraod
nary pressure business al all kinds and especially ih
leased fer of three years annual Of Two
hundred and fifty dollars and Is believed that
the lessee Notwithstanding The difficulty Of tae, has made
deal Of The Property is fall aud
operation. and reasonable Ia believe
prosperous times cond be rented for higher sum- hut
the So1. ader manage IL themselves and had rather
sell Than In the hands cf private ndvidua or
company private Individuals who Will proper personal
attention, il must he immensely valuable.
~ Persons disposed purchase examine The
apply undersigned either OF them f ir,lcuir
formation, l.crc The day oi sale.
ar The Cash payment &c thou.an5 fge hundred Hrs
be applied 10 III. Iayn.n The
Bank for which longer accommodation he had, II
the purchaser desires J. W. FORD.
WM POLLOCK,
X. &. l.. MONCrRE
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1874.

ZINES CREEK, ON YORK RIvER.-wishins to devote my
situated between York Town and Hilanlsh about an hour
ride from the latter city aud containing 20O acres than
2oU oi winch are cleared. The whole watcfed and
lies on solid bed OF The richest mn which is ready sails IN
cteasne demand and be shipped rps expense The
wood Is very ahndan and we'll situated consisting Of Pine,
OAK Locust Cedar and Hickory For fertility, alubry, beauty
ana convenience Kings Creek has superior Eastern Vrgl-
MA From Ms peculiar oaton being nearly surrounded by York
Ser and It's Tributaries little enclosure is In
nedatey adjacent lie those fine the boast OF state
anu preferred 10 all Others home aud abroad IL desirable
the land would be divided purchasers being well susce
uble ofdivision into two more fa:iss
The stocks Of Horses. Mules Cattle Sheep and Hogs
rots aud ncaiso the Farming Utensils with crops Of Corn
and Fodder can be had with the Farm and the Slave forts III
number, of good character likely and valuable will hired
remain ON The farm till the end Of the year, If desired Persons
wishing further information referred President of The
United States at Washington, and Governor TazeweI at Nor
folk.
For The terms Of sale, application may be made Col T. e.
RUSSELL York county c. w Southall, Eq Of Williamsburg OF
TO the subscriber, on the premises
SERVANT JONES.
Kings Creek York county, March s, lsi1 96--ir
@ The Country Wing will copy for four weeks, and charge
this office.
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TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.



FRANKLIN County, Va,
March 4, 1874.
The campaign of 1914 was opened in this county on
Monday last that being court day. by animated
discussion between Mr.. George II. Gilmer, the Wing
Eector of this strict, and young Mr. Hughes Dbl
lard of Henry county, the part Of the Democracy.
AS Mr.. Gllmer observed the discussion, he is
an older than Mr.. D,llard; but, from the ability
with which the latter gentleman replied and retorted
upon him, that fact only evidence of The very
peror promise OF his competitor IN the debate and is
OF the distinction and usefulness to which Mr.
billiard is destined TO reach, al early period Of life
The spirit of the discussion such ought TO &C
tuate gentlemen, as both of them Mr.. Gilner led
off 4 speech of halt hour, r.; being late in the
day, it agreed to occupy each that time lie be-
gan By eloquent auson TO The apathy OF the Wings
IN the county. Upon this score, MIR. Dllard SAID,
that then need not De asonlshed-fo the promises of
Whggery had none Of them been realised and most
successfully and forciby dId he rapidly turn this
against his competitor. lie glanced with great force
at the leading measures and promises Of the Wings
lS40-contrasted their address of that date with
their professions nowhed up in striking colors the
hdeousness of the Bankrupt, Law-and in short occu-
pied many strong points with great against the
Wing party. The result was Whiggery rather
cresfaen while you, that the spirits Of the
Democracy greatly raised by the manly display
of their young champion. The letter of Mr.. Newton
handsomely used; and, rely upon it, il never fails
TO cause them to finch You may expect certainly,
that Will elect Muse and Street By an enlarged mo
lorty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

EXTRACT ofa Lcterf from Saryy County, March Isl.
81 am pleased to say all is we'll in old Surry We
have a large number Of the leading Democrats n tho
county, who preferred Mr.. Calhoun their first choice
but, SIR, they are Democrats in principle, and will,
with single exception, give Mr.. Van Buren, hear
ty and enthusiastic support You by The enclosed
we armng ourselves for the contest Proceedings
next) At our last Court The Wings had NEE,
ing, Mr.. Wan. Robertson of Petersburg in the Char
The object bring ~, Wing candidate for tho
county. After the business had been gotten through
with, Mr.. Whfeld, the Wing elecior for this District,
mounted The bench and fairly opened the campaign.-
The meeting held IN the Ccuri-aouse, and there
were large number Of Democrats in attendance Just
Before the last Presidential Election, Mr.. Whitfield
happened t. be al the Cnurt house. and made speech
N defence of TIP and Ty-pra'sing Gen. HARRISON AZ
an old fashioned Republican opposed 10 U States
Bank Tariff, &c. precisely the Ant-Newtoninn
Sys,em) "Yet how altered lie goes for Clay, the
poor boy-advoca,es u s. Bank, Tariff Distribution
Of the proceeds Of the public lands, &c.-brngs up all
the old charges of extravaganza, &c. But, SIR,
soon seen he began TO grow rather cau.ious-a dark
haired, eegle-eyed man vas seen in the meeting, with
bit OF paper and pencil in his hand-("A chis taking
Notes.") Yes sir he had walked Up Joel Hollem,n--
and | you he reused troublesome customer.
After Mr.. Whitfield had concluded, Mr. Hollrman
mounted The beach, and never did you hear great
Elector and his party completely used up. Hole
made most splendid effort, taken by surprise
Tor person knew word Of The object Il De-
mocraD until Whitfield was fairly under weigh Hol-
lemuns argument carried conviction at every point
and when he concluded, Wings Sew and far be-
tween.
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pursuance of the provisions of Deed Of Trust, executed G
the subscribers by Edmund Barbour mud duly recorded ~
the erk Office o Orange County Court they wil THU K
DAY the twentyc.h dag of March, 1914 the residence oil
the said Edmund r. Barour IN the county Of Orange as me
Liberty Mails, oiler for SALE To the highest bidder at public c
from fifteen valuable Slaves consisting al men,
women and eIlden eight head OF Horses twelve head oi a,t
his flock Of Sheep, stock If Hogs Plantation Utensils nhuir
Wagons Carts, Wheat Fan ami Corn sclrr ali his Household
and Kitchen Furniture, such Is required 10 ne ssl
Tor the wife under the General Assembly oil Virginia.
all his las, years crop CON- conveyed hy said deed Hay f"
der tobacco, aud all the interest and estate al Sain h'
Barbour sixty Mountain Land conveyed 70 MN ny MS
father which great deal very valuable timber
The Of sale atwelve months cedn for all sums oi Ten
dollars upwards the purchaser evpr bond, with approved
security hearing the date; but If pnctua'y paid,
interest viii be RENTED under that the cash VIII be
required. RICHARD y. FIELD, Trustees
LEWIS l.. WILLIAMS. ''
Fe, n Sl-2aw.is
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STAFFORD COUNTY.

Alta meeting of the Democratic party OF Stafford
County. held at the Court House on Monday the lth
day oil March, lS44,
On notion Of Walker P Conway, John Moncurs
called TO the chair and upon the motion Of Z c. l..
sloncure, James Monroe Taliaierro appointed
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained by
r &. l. Moncure, the following resolution offered
by w. p. Conway, and adopted by the meet ng:-
Res0lred That the Chair appoint fourteen persons 10
this county in the Democratic convention 10
held at Wauenton, in the County Of Fauquier, Tues
day the Goth day Of the present month for the purpose Of
selecting suitable Delegates to represent this Congress
sona district the National Convention to be held in
Baltimore in May next.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen, under
this resolution, viz:
w. p. Conway, R. e. l. Moncure James R Ben
son, VIM s. Briggs, w w l.. Benson, Arthur Gift,
John c. Edring,on, Thomas Norman, Tho's Towsan.
Travers d. Moncure, James Morton, James w. Stone,
VIM r. Cropp ard WIN. Hawkins Stone.
On motion of w. P. Conway, the Chairman and
Secretary were added 10 the. deegat
On motion of r. {. l.. Aloncure the following res
oluon offered and unanimously adopted
Resoiced, That a Democratic Association be formed
of the whole Democratic party oil the county OF Stafford
and that meeting be held upon every Court day be-
tween this time, and the Presidential election, by the
SAID Association.
On motion Of W. P. Conway, the following resolu-
ton vas offered and unanimously adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the Democratic party will ul.
honorable and fair 10 insure the election Of John
e. Hedsenan, (the Democratic Candda,e) to the next
Legislature Of Virginia
Eus,ace Conway Esq, being called to address tho
meeting, did in most appropriate and spirited man.
ner.
On motion of W. P. Conway, it was
Resolred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by he Chairman and Secretary, and published
in the Richmond Enquirer and Fredericksburg Recorder
and tn. meeting then adjourned
JOHN MoNCURE, c amman.
j. VI TALIArrRRo Secreiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

GALE OF 1900 BBLS OF CORN-JACKs. JENAYS AND
- OLD CARRIAGES On TUESDAY, The 26h instant, nj
Hanover Court house THAT being Cont shall SELL BY rnb
auction jck lennys from the Stock OF Mr.. Rogers oil
The sweet Sprng-ih hest Virginia The oldest Jacks
have four and entirely relied
on The oldest Jcnny with na; also or three
old Carriages and 5000 barrels Of Corn TrRNsFor the Corn
one half three The balance SIX months aud for the other pro-
per,v OF the purchase money he paid cash. ara
the residue the LIST day OF January ensune-the credit pay
endorssr GEORGE TAYLOR.
March Is 9-Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

Of deed by Pleasant Burruss TO me-
- Tmsiee of record in the Clerks Once OF Ca'omme
C1nntY therein mennncd ana pear
in 10 day Of December 1920 will proceed 10 sell on he
Premises, "Wednesday, the 9Th day of April next,
far Otherwise the fair day IL O'clock the Tract OF Lana
~eteon resided the time of his DEATH said TO
contain hundred and thyacis be the more OF less
and adjoining the iands Meredith Huley John Terrell Lewis
rb-ase Richard Hoolernes, and Others The title 10 The
ov Land believed be indisputabe but selling as
Trustee win convey auch title only vested In by the
raid deed PLEASANT TERRELL.
March 10 l00--3-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

CETIIS This celebrated Racer and Stallion vii stand the
X snIg my Stables IN Louisa county, wo mites
South 4, "entv ave dollars tie sehSon nya
HE The Isl day October II fifty dollars
he in oal dollar the be paid when The
IL served.
Ce,s was selected England by ?. Ccrbn; and
horse stood higher New Market Than any horse ever sent 10 the
United States, with the exception ot Rowt"n.
eus by Whaebone dam Lamia by 'ohanna Ccr;hce hy
Woodpec ker; Tenhatn hy Blank cullen Arabian
Gender bhe 10 Grantham Pulcines Chestnut Arabian
snanker IN. POINDEXTER, in.
March g9-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

NTOTTCE-rhe subscriber wishes 10 rent or lease ont his
Houses Amelia county, 1T what Is called EaIe> road
within two mics ni Mills four miles below Pains,
vie forty Richmond. and ten miles from Amelia
The Improvements are all good aud new There
is Dwelling House. and passage below and
alavea good House for merchandising and All
cessay cuI houses II very respectable Ie.hcrhood and
very good business Any wishing 10
lease would do well to call and see for himself
HENRY p. EANES
In--2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
HALIFAX cousrr, Va, February a3d, ls4l

HALIFAX COUNTY, Va, February a3ti fal4
hereby certify that have been well acquainted with eZe
Bankensp for the last thirty years acted as hakerper
him. off and for several and bad every reason then
TO believe him honest respectable also al
when he lived in the State of Georgia, where be had
lived time heard the people Of the neghboh
peak well him in 1885, ard there sold
piece of land for him. which he Dad recently settled his ne
groes himself about eight months land also set
Ted IN some other him. and the people in that n.e
borood spoke of him honest Respectable man, aud do say
that believe him TO be an honest man up TO this day
SAML. B. WALDEN.
March 10 l00-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
ONE DAY SAVED.
Advancement of the Western Mail and Passengers

IN and after the LIST of April 1871 Packet Boats will leave
Richmond Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings AZ
O'Clock precisely, aud arrive lynchbug by O'clock A. M
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
BY this Mail and Passengers from The Ncrl
going West will leave here directly after the arrival OF me cars
and arrive in Lynchburg connect with the
Southwestern Mail Stage lines "a hours in advance oil Inc pre-
time.
Returning leave Lynchbre Mondays, Wedngsdays ana ~
days NJ arrive in Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sal hv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
ST. MARY's SCHOOL, RALEIGH, y. c.
n n

REV. ALBERT sMEDES, REcIos.
THE Fifth Session of this School will commence the LIST day
Of June and continue five months. punct"a attendance
of the Pupils at the opening of the Session. Is very Important
The pncipa building this is of BRICK about 80
feet by co. three stories high with basement he WINS axe
elevated ground in the mds, of an Oak Grove of nearly
80 mile from The city Of Racgh-a situation perfectly
School Room and the Dormitories are each 80
signed pupils, and securing 10 them closet for their
and privacy 70, The duties Of the ro'e; A.
tar exclusively devoted 10 religious worship and nstrc
tion ,.,., ..,., N,., r
suaees Mathematics Natural Sciences, Mental and Moral
Philosophy &c and may he pursued in any branch and any
.seS, 10, give of his
of the patronage enjoys, and of that TO which aspes
TERas-PAyABLE IN ADVANCE.
For Board including washing, lights, with Tuition in En-
stI,' "'N : ~ sloo 90
Tuition Ge in French, y 50
in Music, on the Piano or Guitar, IS 90
with SO for the use Of the Piano,) -
with so for the use Of the instrumen!0
Tuition Tin Singing, in Glasses, ~ Vo
IN T nra.igc u, ana sei paintins, Is 90
For course of instruction in Ornamental Needle Work.
N B. Bedsleads furnished by the School Pupils
ARE eG G Pa hs distinctly marked with the
name will superutend any purchases parents may
authorss children make In The cry but no account viii
be opened at any Store The sanction of
or guardians The Religious services OF sunday being held IN
the o The Institution the Rector Pupils have rarely
cason city, and the ainest attire Is all that they
quire They allowed TO accept INVITATIONS ~ lne c! 10"
ay only month"; for the evening They have
onoounies OF seeing their friends and acquiring Of
society," the soees which are sta'edy hea during me
session. oo .,
Raleigh, March 18th. 1884, 99-a
,IJHE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY--The Beard Of Managers OF
The Union Benevolent Society respectfully inform The
Of Richmond that they prepared receive orders at Their De
posofv description nf plain or fancy needle work
Tobarconisis other who may have clothing
10 provide for be furnished the shortest notice
with every servants made of the best materials
the market affords
All goods used the Depository purchased nj the lowest
wholesale prices and sod when made into clothing, ut
yery small advance original cost II being The sole object Of
the Society the establishment of the Depository 10 afford EN-
roymcn, INDECENT females who have no other means OF sup
port. 80 49,, -;
Gle of appare can done in the very best STYLE and on
very reasonable terms Families will find much to their Inter
10 have their the Depository and while benefit
ms themselves will also bcsow blessing portion Of The
community who greatly need Of their sympathy and aid
Specimens of work be seen at the Depository where also,
are for sale dresses many plain and fancy articles
Depository at Mr. Duhains old stand above the Banks
March Is y"
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This certify that have been acquainted with Mr. Hezek
an Blank ensip since the 1872 less have
great transactions with him, in various in his
business that Of Conabe He has generally kepta store
Blacksmith Shop and bare had many accounts with him III
thereof Besides when ran wagon did great
hauling him. and the accounts between always
settled OF BOTH beeveat least snon
my part And have to think and believe the
said Bi1nkcnship To be an honest, correct man.
Given under my hand the day and above written
MATTHEW j. ROWLETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

William Walden of the Of Halifax, do hereby certify
have been for well acquainted with Hezekal
Bankensp said county, and that have always considered
him good citizen and perseverng, honest and, as
opinions still entertained by cannot believe
scandaous reports that circulation about him
officer THAI of Consrable) ne and has
discharged The duties Of the with honor himself and salts
faction public generally, far as have heard
Given under my hand this 23l day OF February, 1874
WILLIAM WALDEN.
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WAsHIseros, March lot

WAsYIs6ros, March 10Th.
The Supreme Court net to-day at II O'CLOCK and
after being in session for hour, Adjourned TO the 70
co,d Mond,y in January, 1915 Several opinions wsfa
delivered by Judges Baldwin, Story, and others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
Properly al SponsuIraaia Court-house for Saie

Property al Sp0ttsyIraaia CoWf-H0Hse J0r Sa1c
THE subscriber offers for sale his property at sPosylvapia
Court House, consisting ol large Tavern recently hunt Of
brick with and all the necessary out-hoses IN goodo
farm attached thereto, coniann: upwards o one
thousand Of land, large portion ct which stands in original
res he cleared produces kindly and easily improved
The W., watered and the Degbothood Is re-
nakabc for rood society and health There o.her
al For further particulars apply 10 Richard
Hill Richmond, James H. Rawlings near Hansfeld's T. o.
Louisa, the subscriber, on The premises
LEWIS RAWLINGS
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR SAl.E-By virtue
- &c executed 10 the Subscribers by Thomas t.
Jeer and duy recorded in the CLERKS Oce al Amelia cr
far sale ptvaey valuable Farm which Thomas f. letter
lately jersYIe known By Tie Of Wayne
OAK containing by recent survey 1890 about a5 o
which are m original forest well ,mbced and fret tobacco
land large portion of the open land il of good quality and
poduces fine crops u tobacco wheat and oats The ta
are superior, consisting of large
house nearly with nine neatly painted in
framed kitchen ice house,
ede r or five negro with brick clnic and every
other out house essary such 4 farm
If immediate application be made this farm may he bought for
low price with money Ether OF the undersigned Trustees
win inke measure in showing Plantations pe0n
who may wish Ia purchase will - sold entire
sui, purchasers. TlLMoN T. ~! En-
JOHN A. JErEE, Trustees.
J. y. G. WlSGO,
a,.r.bt GJ-o1n3m