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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

The r. Wing has a most laudatory paragraph
on Mr. John 5 Fleming, in his passage o! arms
with Mr.. Walter ID. Leabc, at Goochland. Oh
The 3rd MONDAY. Mr.. +. might vel e1c.a,Ib
"No more OF that, Hal, al you lorc ine we
have had 4 faithful description OF the scene tom
an intelligent wness-and he st4tes, that some
of his own Wing friends actually hushed q; 'As
figure he cut before the redoutahe Leake. :'.as
Of his facts we're lelGied on the spot, ~ MI
Lcake. who had heard lie sane witness ;c,ify /"
them. aad challenged Mir !. to ca. them up
We wor:,i IS soon believe what lne Lailo' q, =,
Of F.'s COMES, with L., a. what his BtuAs"I.~
Correspondent say, in attlIbu;ing 'it'ort "
Syine over Gen. Dromgac!e. The thing = = %
great a hurlesque 10 be believed by any one WAC
Knows the two parties. We Shall PROBABLY Ht -
next OF some wonderful Cooaa having sci u.'
Appoma,ox or fire -.
Inc Wing need Lot attempt 10 d;TaTTaage W !,
u. Leake No impartial man VIII oeiie'e ~
caricatures The scene 10 which he refers ~
King {, Queen has been represented TO us as h's.
IL 10 the honor OF Mr Leahe. (.'en soine -
he Wings themselves admit that UT. T. I ~. J.
cidedlv the advantage Of Mr.. Newton ~ y H..
able to cope with any OF their oIa,o' - Az.
speaks generally rs ab: as he ca - '"'
ISOLATION at Charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

Df,rn or Mn. HicGGEry.-The I.ivcrpoo
Albion of August 81, announces the death o
James Haeeery, Esq, L s Consul IL Liver
pco,. or The 2;th Of Aucus;-accG 81 years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

I'VE have set up The standard and ENSIGN of ,h
OF pan, me lighting tribe Of Israe al nom ,b "ee
piuiarth III prophecy 81 d: Dan stall be lf.
the way, an ADDE'S in the patl-he bi,eIh m. ~ ,,
heels :" Hat his rider >ail fai backward NOS,
cry the Snm Hard Hhgs tJthi, euy.-fN y rs4t"s
The New York Herald quotes this dc,cr;r,.
IS text Tor its remarks on "7Hc Gyeot I'm IT,
MeetsHs IN B0Noo Commandment T;Je Ing
Henry Ciay. Tie p0nie <preadiac. amt No n IT,
'ens a4fher Mon err THE HcraN >een '.'
consider the above shot extract. from r w. %
flaming speech Of Wing orator, ON rrc>er,i, II
banner 10 Wing Club in that civ a. >,r,... d
ct peculiar application to Mr.. Web>,ets ,, ,a'
sent po>lIIon) tie certainly has leen -Lc . ~,
in his path. biting his horses hooi>. NoG' ~
deSonian EsSols Of 1872. '''' -''"-
In this Boston speech. MIR Webster decloro-.
MI Clay, IN the very teeth OF his proe>fat;crs ~
dcnunciations in his "Essavs" o. 1870 tJn ti'
10 the People OF Boston, Under The pr..n,
n"stoaces OF the case, give my y"o b. |Ht ~,
Mr. Clay-and say eve il a,oorr s.'.F Io'
sons because he is pldgcd aeajn~ T7n V'''' r rta
Is The excuse by which Block Dan. arcmrl> ~" ~
reconcile MS present got" Tor Mr. Clay ,oli. -, -
mer cohiemptGoas deuunciariors IL 'u'.', '4I-
PEND upon it, it viii have no ef;cc, IN I -" d.
lns lie man whose temper he has 50 >lyrpdIy ,s
! fayed III his essays Of 1872 And he MI 800 ~
le"d upon another thing, that his allies =, d.
;'onth will BOT thank HIM for the reason -,
ne has assigned Tor nor supporting Mr.. Clay'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

II Mr.. Ro. G. Scott will address the people Of
Matthews, at their Court House, on The second
Monday in October; and The people Of Gouccs
ter, al their Court House. oil the next day, Tues
Gav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

Mr.. Joseph NJ Darlington has proS s y, an n
covered mares nes;-ceIah!y no ,e" c tse'
the Wing vocabulary when he saId a., IN t "Jor"
land, that Gen. Jackson nae iilaCe s''' ''''''~
lion that "a Bank IS constituents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
A GOOD SIGN.

Every stranger who visits the States Of Penn
Sylvama, New York. New jersey, &c, is struck
with The area, excitement that prevails among lhc
people with lie Mass meetings the poles. and ,hc
llass living. Sc &c. lie i particularly struck
with the Superior and string enthusiasm that aii.
mates the Democratic partv. Scarcely paper
comes from that rrgion which docs vol contain
some account o. so:uc great mcelin" among the
Democrats
The New YORK papers are allied with iril-
Ian, accGuat 81 Tie Young Men'S great Meeting
d, the Palk' on Friday evening The New
York Pcbciau SAYS thu: 'iac (prev;0uS) great
Mass Convention at Tammany Hall and IL IL
cin:iy-thc then unprecedented gathering dc
incn>;Ta!iac tie union, Tcriec. and complete, OF
the Democratic paIty-"as pronounced IS oil
parties the largest a>semtlaec ina; had cvcr con-
vencd il This city ior any pGiposc-and We pre-
dict.d that we should never l0oh upon it, like
again.-Bpt re 1rcrc mjHatCH and We shall
make 70 more pr"dc;cuS-cxceri those OF The
total annihilation OF the Federal Wing party at
TIE coming election II is time The city fathers en-
lareed the Park II is Getting too small .or he
accommodation ocihe Democratic public"
1t says. Ihat the Young Mems Meeting sur
passed il in numters-and the y. y. Dcmocra;
concUrs il !he opinion.
Pass then 10 Peunsy lvania-and see the gather
inc of the Democracy on the ION at Towanda
IN observer says they poured in by thouSands-
and they canc from Bradford. ard Tio9a. ana
Susquchanaa counties: and the adjoining coun-
lies in New York. Amoag the Orators. we are
happy ~ recognize the lotir crest and brilliant
scymcaf OF James Buchanan in TIE heat ard
amid the smoke Of hc ba;;lc. dealing death and
distinctions 10 all the foes OF Democracy. "Thuu.
sand of faces were urufned 10 catch 4 glimpse
al The distinguished -ucst. whOsc im;uSiI.' aguic
soo! before Them. and then from Tie heart OF exc
~ Democrat in the vast lhron" there luIst long
loud, ana hundcrn" welcome Mr.. Buchanans
speech was WORTHY OF him. lie spoke about an
hour and 4 half mostly uron The Bank and i'll ia
yor oil rc-anncXug Texas 10 our Union. When he
pointed them TO the ruin which had flowed from
former natcEa banks; when he proved ihe corfGpt-
ing influences they had Introduced into our I.cci>-
latures. State ana %aIional-whcn he explained
how HE the people were raised and PaIled Down
by the machinery of the monster monopoly-ihey
sisniied their honest Indignation in loud and re-
pcai,d cheers His explanation Of tie Texas
question, | need only add was equal To all that
could have been anticipated.
The speaking WAS kept up until II O'Clock.
when party of aboui 800, with several bands Of
music, came in front OF MIR. Buchanans lodging
screnading and cheering him
Go on. brave and distinguished Champion
The thanks rot only of your own Keystone
State hur of the Democrats OF every state. will
90 forth from the heart for your powerful efforts
An immense Mass Meeting WAS Ia tahe place
in Frederick, in Maryland, on SATURDAY last
Davezac was present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

TINE subscriber has rccenly received farther
l. supply of Cambrics, Threads, Flaid Mnslins,
Iacionel,>. and Plaid Swiss Muslins which rem
elers nv STOCK OF goods in that line very superior
Nv stool OF Foreign and Domestic goods is nov.
very general and purchasers are invited 10 exam
inc the assortment before buying, IS feel conf
dert many if not every style Of goods viii Be
found quite as low il no. lower than in any other
house in the city.
Negro goods Of all kinds, as well as a general
assortmen, Of Cassimeres CT every description,
with large stock of Cloths, will be found below
the market prices-all of which are fresh and de-
sirablc. d. II. LONDON.
Sen. "a
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

II toe Committee Ok the Shocaoe Association
10 no; obtain some Information Of The true bear
ines of .NrarlIq in TIC North rc shall attempt
TO ascertain the true iac;s OF The case. The fol-
lowing sign. al leas, appears - be omincu-.-
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the :. York
American writes thus. on the 10Th inst: The vast
as>emblage. Got Democrats at MoyamcnsiDg last
eyening.) numbering some seven or eight thou
sand. was ably and eioqueniiy addressed by John
X Kane Esq, The Hon. Charles Brown. ard Col
James Page and adjourned about IL o'clock 10
meet on Thursday night next, al the Southwark
Hall. Col. Pages remarks were extremely hap
~. and filed with humor OF the choicest vein.
AIr. Browns powerful appeal 10 the noblest feel
incs OF Democracy in behalf OF the regular no
nination. in opposition TO the schismatic nomina-
lions Of Natvism, was marked BIZ a cogency Of
reasoning and tervor OF eloouence seldom dis
PLAYED a. political meeting. His dsmonsra-
lion Of the i1cat,'yof Uaigism and Natirism was
irresisibly conclusive and entirely reclaimed the
fslc Democrats Of .Hogumensing rio iad innocent
h jo.atd tlet de!;stablc fantioH"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
Messrs. Miller. Lynch. Donaldson, Moore, :
les HlyIer. SnYicr pcGer and MYcrs."

lefs, 8lyIer, Snyder, Peter and Myers"
Strong language indeed, AID mp To the hub
tIc should consider > repeal Is Il grcai Hatioa@i
caiamdp"-and is not aware ol the necessity OF
any modification" II amihc..:5rc opposed alike
to lis rcpcaior o1if1a'ioa' ibis is indeed cap
ping The clmax-so;ns q bow>hot beyond any Q!
his previous declarations. No modification
even! And new, friends Of the south-nay,
friends o.public Faith AMI .! Justice, every where.
This oppressive bill, which is 10 hc rs unchanse-
able as the laws Of the Modes and Persians--'hls
act Of Il. is the very &c; which Mr.. Rive> &C.
cared, in his speech, on lis passage, 10 be worse
even than the Tariff Of 2s-and 10 PROSTATE HE
whole Compromise system. This act, Which A.
Stewart declares 70 ron up TIC duties sumo
times TO 10, -, 10 per cent or no:e-ihis act,
which adopts ihc oiious minimum principle, 10
which Mr. i.ivcs was So Justly opposed, along with
the unequal specific duties. hearing more heavily
upon necessaries than Injuries upon the poor
than upon The rich, i, 10 be ryetlei on The soulh,
without "any modification" See then lie faith
le,sness and ireacheryof Harry Of the West 10 the
oppressed South Why, We should not be much
snrp,isei 10 see our neighhor Of The Wing bran
dish;ng once more his arms against ;hi> moon
reaching and aspiring" nan, aud again threaten
inc DisugiOa
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Further Proof Of Hr. Ci0y's Ttcaeicyy 10 tic
Nnlth


Mr. Clay pledged himself, when lac offered tn
Compromise act Of 81 10 abide By is provision
GEO per cent cash duties on the home valuation
calculated say, at 70 per cent? He declared rha
no American Statesman could violate ii. with i'm
puniiv Honest JOHN Davis, Of Massachusetts il
The other House, reclaimed also: suppose, hat
Carolina should abide By the Compromise wiki
she ~rrposes it beneficial 10 the Tariff States an
injurious 10 her, and when that period shall close
the friends of protection hail ,lcn propose 10 IL
establish the system. Whal hoHoyGbi man VIII
votes tor lbs bin could Sustain such measure
AIr Clay has repeatedly declared to the South
lha, he in;ended 10 preserve his flc,'"c, anu ahii
~ The Compromise And we'll end how has Ii
done it? Read the following letter, which he ha
but two week, ago aGlrc-sc cd 10 the famous Con
veni;on Of Diclcnon township, in Cumberland
county, Pennsylvania, ai:rr lhey had lnlo'nc'
him lat NJ Iolk had declined answering thci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
nAsul..xn. OH Scnicmhcr. lsi4.

"t;enilcmcn:-I his day received your letter,
addressing two Inquiries to me. Isl, are You in
favor Of the Thrift Act o. 1872 AID, '2Gly,
Would you, If elected, support the Act as it Is,
without modification, or would you bc in favor Of
modifying it,
Il have ooficn. gentlemen. expressed M Cpl
Mon in favor Of The Tariff Of iSi2. that tie only
regret feel is that You should deem ii Ill all ne
crssary 10 request any renewed expression of il.
Nevertheless liake pleasure in complying with
YOU request, in saying ;hai am Of opinion that
The operation OF tie Tariff Of 1872 has been cia-
ncnily sautary; that am decidedly opposed to
its repeal that should regard lis reqaal as d
nfe0t .NItionai caiamity; and that | am unaware
ofihe necessity OF any modification OF il. | am,
therefore, opposed alike 10 its rcIca or modiilca-
tion. \ fixed All stable policy isuhat he conn
try now most needs; and sincerely hope that the
Tariff Of 1912 may he maintained, and thus al
ford a security Ter iha, diSidcraiun.
II am, respectfully your otd'l scr"an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-19
NEW YORK
GRAND ACTION-PIANO FORTES,

WIN. PEASE late from New York re-
w specially announces TO the Musical
World and the public in general, that he is
receiving a splendid assortment of celebrated
Grand Action Piano Fortes Rosewood and
Mahogany, constructed on the mos, approved
principals, with all the modern improvements,
3unequalled in brilliancy of tone ~fineness Of
touch, and perfectness Of mechanism, and
warranted to endure the exirems of climate
in this country. Old Pianos taken in ex-
change and Piano For,es tuned; Piano ware
room, West Poul'ney, nea.ly opposite the
Academy.
n. Ii. The above instruments have FIRE.
celved 4 frs, premiums, (gold medalsl at the
American Institute in New York for the best
Tone. touch and finish, and the subscriber
can refer persons IN several gentlemen OF
Yves, and Middle Granville who has pur.
chased Of him during the past, Q years. The
above instruments will be sold as low as car
be purchased in New York thereby saving
expense of transportation and warranted fol
one year. 45tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-19
C. X. LEWIS
PACKAGE EXPR ESS.

'lhiE subscriber having established an
L Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday Of each
week, ria Fiiohburg Railroad thence by stage
through Keene. Walpole, Below stalls ,Ches-
ter, Rutland, Middlebury Nereennes to Bur
ing.on, thence by Steamboat To Canada
lie viii pass Rutland, Tuesday morring Of
each week, going north, aud Thursday after
noon ofeash week, going to Rostoa. The
objec, is TO transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
collect and paw Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds of business that
may be entrusted 10 his charge. all small
bundles laken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or Ar. Circuit, al The Fiasklin Hotel, Rui-
land, and a, the Stage Houses on the Route
where he will be sure TO get them.
Patronage solicited.
Packages TO be marked "By Lewis Ex.
press" c. X. LEWIS.
Rutland, Sept, is4t. ss:tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-19
COMSTOCK e. cos
Compound Fluid Eriract Of


NOR the cure of scrofula, chronic rheu,
matism, general debility, cutaneous dis
eases, scaly eruptions Of the skin, letter,
pimples or p~ustules on the face, mercurial
and syphiloid diseases, biles, from an impure
habit of the body, liberation of the tbroa,
and leg, pains and dwellings in The bones,
liver affections, and all diseases arising from
an impure state of The blood, exposures and
imprudence in life, excessive use OF mercu-
ry, DC.
The great popularity Of S~arsaparilla, and
It's established efficacy. render its superfn-
Gus to enter into any econium Of its virtues,
or ajduce any evidence in its favor.
The Sarsaparilla is warranted positively
as good as any other that can be made at
One Dollar, at just half the price ofthose so
large bottles, viz
Fifty cents per bottle, OF. fire dollars per do=.
This article has cured s%croiula Of 80 years
after the Dollar articles had been in vain.
To be had Of the agents Of Comsiock d
Co, only throughout the country, in New
York only at 81, Courtland st.
TIE REASON
Some people are foolish enough to believe
that we cannot afford to make as good an ar
licle ofsarsaparilla extract and sell it for so
cents per bottle or IS per dozen, as all 9th
ers that sell it for just double that money
The simple fact is this, and all will now DO
convinced. While fire hundred dollars are
squandered by others In a column or two OF
advertisements, we do not spend fee. There
fore we make the public pay half as much
for as good or better article as any one else.
The real cost in making the article is proba-
more than others, as we use nothing but the
best sarsaprilla root, &c. We sell three bot
ties TO one of,hs dollar-priced bottles now the
public know what we charge for il, and its
virtues are such as MOTTO require half a news
paper to sustain its reputation.
Inquire always for Comsiock & Co.'S Sarsa-
parilla at fifty cents and have no other.
Sold BY Comstock d Go, 81, Courilandt ST
New York, and BURT & MASON, Rut'
land. VI. 1851
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m.
This isio inform,h he public that all genuin
medicine has on the side of the boxes,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,

This is 10 inform,he public that all genuine
medicine has on the side of the boxes,
Wrghf's Indian Vegetable Pills,
QsprAN PuRoArlvE)
offhe North American College Of Health.
And also around the border OF the label, will
be found in small type, Entered according
TO the act of congress in the year 1910, by
WIN. WRIGHT in the Clerks office of the
District Couri, of the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania"
1t will further be observed that tho printed
dierciion for using the medicine. which ac-
companies each box, are also entered accord
ing TO Act of Congress; and the same form
| will be found a, The bottom of The first page.
The public will also remember, that all
who sell the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills,
are provided with a certificate Of agency,
signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
of North American College of Health.
Wholesale County Agents.
The public are cautioned against buying
Of any but the regularly appointed agents
namely:
W. l.. C. sTODDARD. Rutland;
G.. Clements, West, do;
Brown e. Dow, Cuttingsville;
]. Buckmaster, shrewsbury;
G. e. A. Billiard, f. Clarendon,
s. Townsend, Jf.. Walling ford;
Lapham, Vail g. Co., south do;
J..& S. Vail & Co., Dandy thoroughly;
8. & N. ]. smith, do.
N. w sawyer, Tinmou,h;
Vail g. O,is. Middletown;
L. NJ. Walker, Clarendon:
Ripley e. Bailey, w. Rutland;
S. ID. Winslow, Pittsford;
Warren & Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving g. Catlin, Orwell;
w. Chapman & Co, do,
f.. ii. g. S. Aiken, Benson;
X. S. Armstrong, West Haven;
p. Fetch e. son, Bridport;
j. Frost, do;
Wright q Buck, Shoreham;
John simons, Jr., do.
A. Allen, Fairhaven;
L. Jameson, Casileton;
j. o. Richardson, Yves. Poultney,
S Mears, East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler q Swallow, Pawlet,
j. o. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. b. All orders and communications mus
be addressed thus:
New England Office and General Depot
LILY 1913 fremont street. Boston.
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DIR. f. SHERMAN'S
Vegetable Catholicon.

An unerring remedy, and known to be such
for the following diseases viz;
All diseases of The lungs which cause OBJ
stIuc,ions Of the same; such as coughs, colds,
catarIh, bronchitis, and even consumption,
in the premonitory or forming stages. Also
engagements of the spleen, in the different
stages, and all diseases of the liver, caused
by enlargement or t0por jaundice in all its
forms; constipation of the bowels attended
with ,orpor of the stomach and bowels, and
of all the train evils attendant on these diff
c~ulties.
Night sweats and all forms ofbectic fever,
sc~rofula, in all its various forms and in most
cutaneousdiseases or those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms of dIopsy and many
other of minor importance which i ioIbear
TO mention.
Finally, this medicine is a powerful al,era-
tive and deobstruent hence, il follows az a
matter Of course that all diseases which tend
TO obs,ruct The natural channels of %circula.
ton whether in the larger organs or in the ca
pillsry vessels will linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
II is also a laxative that is sure and steady
in its operation and never fails 10 remove
habiiual cosiiyeness il persevered in a stuff.
| cient length % time.
II is purely vegetable, and may be Used
any length oftime that the nature ofihe case
may require without ever hsrming The ron
~siitution in the slightest degree therefore
II has an advantage over many other med.
%icines in chronic diseases, which SHOULD moi
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
venture 10 say that no one will reg ret a fair;
Trial in any Of tbs above diseases.
For sale by J.porier, Rutland. I3:Iy
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A r d.
WV. Pcase Organist Pro-

lCSSOS anu eacneT OF the I'lano-
Forte, Organ and Singing, to Troy Confer
ence Academy. respectfully informs the citi-
zens of Rutland and vicinity, that the next
quarter of this Institution commences No
vember 18th. Terms for Music, Piano-Forte
and singing $40 per quarter. And having
been an Instructor upwards of twenty years,
both IN Europe and this Country, warrants
him in saying that pupils placed under his
instruction will receive a thorough musical
education, Mr.. P. would also say to those
young Ladies who wish TO become Teachers.
that he has already fitted several, and also
furnished them with lucrative situations, and
he is constantly applied to for Ladies as
teachers. Residence aiWest poul,ney, nearly
opposite the Academy.
N. j.. All The modern operas now perform
ed In New York are taught by the subscriber.
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DIR. WiSTAR'S
Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known to man for IL
ci2ient Consumption, asthma of every stage,
Bleeding Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds. Liver
Complaint, and all diseases of the Pulmo-
nary Organs. may be had the agents named
below.
RAll published statements of III per-
formed by this medicine are, in erery respect,
TRUE. Be careful and get the genuine
"DR WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY"
as spurious articles are abroad.
Orders from any part of the country should
be addressed to Isaac Butts, No. 1875 Fulton
street, New York. 52:ly
AGENTS.
DANIELS e. BELL. Rutland.