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Extract Of letter from DR.. Henry Hail. Of
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PERRY, AncIst 10. lsl5.


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on your commentator. for the Gu OF his
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OF treatment and special remedies had ut.
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consented 10 It's use. suppostng that # It did
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MiTCuEIL's EVE sALvE.

The following Certificate from Dao,. Joslyn. Of
The regular practice, will satisfy every liberal
minded individual tina, Mltcholl's Eye Save is
no qa1ek preparation, but is entitled. as well to
the confidence OF the Faculty, as all Others. who
may have occasi1n TO avail them e,yo, Of its
benefits
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iams, J. +. CD ncr, aud 7. J. fIolton, and for
IN sale all the country stores through the South
aud West
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The Gracfenburg Vegetable
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1870, 900 boxes sold each and eve
ry week.!
The Graefcnburg COMPANY
Col. wN, JONES,

q EREBY give notice that their General A.
! - gent tor the State OF North Carolina is
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ranrMesr. Derk %. Ma.a. No

EGhrnoSr, Bcrk Co. Mass Nos y, II:
The Cd We certificate tells simple and I'D
story Of suffering and relief. Of which a. "A
can and witness IN The case. | ehetrfglly coed
DR. CHAPMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11
SENATOR HuNrER.

I, no, the Wing "premature" 10 "congra,ula.
ting the country, and the people Of Virginia par
,icularly, upon (What it assumes TO oe) The man.
- a., nd taken BY their distng ushed Senator (Mr.
Huner) 10 opposition 10 The ruinous policy OF
the Administration Is the Wing JUSTIFIED in
lauiing Mr.. Hunter as "reprobaing the War po'
licy of The Administration What authority
does the Wing produce for It's sweeping assef-
,ion,2 Nothing buI The very meaere newspaper
notices OF the speech, which are OF the most con-
S.eting character. We have read them all with
caro-, and have been able 10 ascertain from them
nothing which satisfactorily defines MIR. R.'s po-
sition in his late speech. We have seen no..
thing more than the Wing appears 70 have
had in It's professionalism highly intelligent
gentlemen who heard Mr.. HIS speech, has given
ms . very different version from what the Whis
has sreedily caught at. He clearly understood
Mr.. Hunter a. declaring that, while Congress
was The war making power, the President had all
the responsibility of conducting the war-and,
that therefore, he should vote the supplies asked
for tha, purpose. Our informant also inferred,
that Mr.. Fl. would vote for the Ten Regiment
bill, which is par, OF THE war-policy ofthe Ad'
ministration." A portion oil MIR. II speech may
have had different tendency; but il MIR. Hun
Ter will sustain the ,ub,tant,ais. the voting the
men and money for the war, The Wings may, il
they please, rejoice over MIR. H.'s demonstrations
VIVA, We have said however, should at least
cause the Wing TO hesitate before il carries far.
Their ils excessive premature" laudstions Of mr.
1uster.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11
GREENSVILLE COUNTY.

At a meeting of The Democratic party Of the
county OF GreensviIIe, held at the Court house, on
Monday, the 7lh day OF February, ISIS:
On motion, Orris A. Browne was called TO the
Chair, and William Il. Walker was appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object oil
the meeting 10 be the appointment OF delegates 10
represent The Democracy of this county in the
Democratic State Convention, 10 be held in The
city OF Richmond on The 2Ssh instant,
On motion, il was
Resolved That the Chairman appoint suit
able number OF persons as delegates TO said Con-
vention
Whereupon, the following persons were APP
poned-lo VIII
Joseph Turner, James Prince Sr., T. F. Jones,
BAKER R. Wilson, D. A. Claiborne, David E.
Williamson, Jarrad Weaver, Thomas Avent, J.
w. Reese, Benjamin Myrick Mordecai Jones'
James Johnson, Sampson A. Robinson, Henry
Allen, ST., Edward P. Scott and Henry MacIin
On motion, The Chairman and Secretary were
added to The delegation.
Resolved, That the Secretary furnish copy
these proceedings 10 The Editors OF the Richmond
Enquirer and Petersburg Republican, with re.
quest that they publish The same in their respec-
live papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
O2RIS A. BROWNE, Chairman.
w. II. WALKER, Secretary.
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Market, Shenandoah county, through the county
ot page. BY Madison Court House 10 Cor
dnnsviIIe' or the most convenient depot on the
Louisa Rail Road should that road be extended
NV m. Northern route; and that an act be passed
by the Legislature OF our Sta'e incoi pola.he
Company with pital OF Two huhaieu nous
and dollars, lhree-ffihs OF which STOCK 10 pe "a.
ken by the Stale, and The remaining TWO Nuns w
the people; and that we do believe mat such sn
impr ovement would be great acquisition 10 .le
State. and would be adding greatly 10 the laclll'
Ties OF much neglected portion OF her cIIlzehs.
4. Resolved, That whilst We have been large
and willing lax. payers since the formation OF inc
Government, yet not dollar from The S'a'e
Treasury has ever been expended within The oor-
ders OF our county, OF in any manner lor our I'M
mediate interest in the way CT internal improve
mentS.
5. Resolved, That our delegate and senator
be, and are hereby, instructed TO exert 'he'h,
selves in procuring the passage OF Inc PtoPo'ea
ACT of incorporation. ,.,.,.
6. Resolved, That We shall expect our delegate
and senator TO vote freely for any increase OF TAX
es that may be necessary TO pay promptly the ln'
eresr on our State debt; and also, 10 pay mol ess
Than len per cenlum per annum OF Inc ptinc'Pai
thereof, if such questions should come up LOT con-
!. Resolved, That copy of The foregoing pre-
ambe and resolutions, be forwarded 10 our deie'
gale and senator, and that they be reques'ed 10
have them published in one or more papers OF Inc
city OF Richmond
wy V MILTON KIRTLEY, Chm.
JOHN II. McCLUSG Sec'y.
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EVOLVES IN SLEEPS CLOTHING"

The Wings o. King William, while indnlsing
in the mos! violent parry denunciatons of a De.
mocralc administrator, on The war; &c, protest
against party excitement, as most injurious and
lamentable, and "regard Gen. TayloI's refusal 10
BE- party candidate, or 10 commit himself 10 par
~ purposes. as strong evidence OF his honesty,
good sense and patriotism; and we believe, if
elected President, he will call around him The Ia
lent OF the country, and govern according 10 The
Constitution"
They "canuot see the necessity of National
Convention but if il be determined 10 hold e.
they twill send delegates abide its decision, and
cheerully and yea ously support its nominee.
Pretty "no.party" men, truly But they cannot
humbug the people with such transparent tricks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING
IN MADISON

In pursuance Of public notice, meeting OF The
citizens OF Madison county was held at the Court
House on Thursday The 81 inst, TO take into con-
sideralion the subject OF making M'Adamised
road from New Market Shenandoah county,
through Page county, and via Madison Court
House 10 Gordonsville, Orange county.
On motion oil VIM. L. Early, who stated the
otjec, OF the meeting, Milton Kirley, Esq, was
called to the Chair, and John II. MeClung ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed John Harrison,
ST., VIM. L. Early, Col. RobI A. Banks, Thorn.
as A. Gordon, and Hiram Carver, committee
to prepare resolutions for the consideration OF the
meeting.
The committee reported The following pream-
bic and resolutions, which were adopted unani.
mousy:
Whereas this meeting, portion Of the people
of The county ut Madison, feeling warm and
lively interest in The prosperity OF their beloved
State and her citizens, do deem il wise and polite
on The part OF the law-makiDg power oil The Stale,
when passing acts approprialing money Tor inter.
nal improvements, to have special care TO the
cultivation OF the best feelings between the CHI.
zens East and West OF The Blue Ridge. And,
whereas, We do sadly feel The need ofsome publicly
improved road 10 market, running through our
county, and topping the great Valley section oil
this S;ale-Thereiore be ii,
Resolved, That the preservation of the unity
OF our Stale should be desired by every good ciil-
zen, and that no ordinary effort, should be used
TO bea, down the seeming natural barriers be-
tween The eastern and western sections of This re-
nowned old Commonwealth of Virginia; and We
Go sincerely believe that rail and McAdamized
roads connecting The eastern and western section,
of The State, will have most desirable and ben
e6cal effect on the unity in feeling and interest Of
cur entire State, and will be means of bringing
into the markets of our State The products OF The
rich and fertile west. which otherwise would be
OF lirle value until il found market elsewhere.
Pad. Resolved, That we hail with delight The
news Of the warmth and zeal of the citizens OF
the county of Page to bring their products along
a McAdamized road by Madison Court House,
and TO pour them into our eastern cities, and we
deem this the proper time for US Of the eastlo &C.
cepl OF the proffer, and 10 use all efforts 10 beat
down the barriers between US, aud let us be one
people in feeling interest and prosperity.
3. Resolved, That the people of this county do
much desire a MeAdamized road from New
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Harrison. &c. Contested Election.

We shall 10 morrow notice The articles in The
Wing and the Republican on this question
though really they are "poin, no point"
We take this occasion 10 inform our friends in
Harrison county, That the ACT changing the place
O: holding the separate election al Milford, from
the house of Samuel Clemens to the Common
Hail." in The said town, has passed The Legislature.
We are, therefore, authorized 10 announce 10 the
voters OF said county This change, 30 that they
may cast their votes properly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

wallop. John D. Walop DR.. James q WI n
liams, David Broadwaser, Jas. P. selby,, r. " "
Miller, Wm.P. Berry, Chas. latham, td~ val.
w. Taylor, Liiilelon Mock, VIM. Mock, IT, 90 COL
James Whiie, Richard Conquesl, James s ~ GoI'
hin, DR.. Mapp, Col. James Noriham. L'tel a 7;
Hinman, Henry T. X. Russell Captain Jonn Z
Wise, Or. War. T. Core, Dr.. Asa T.: Dig T Tm.
c. While, Thomas J. Rayheld Levi. b. 81, ray "a!
lor, JAS H. Dix. Robert Twiford, John w. uil-
lett John P. Twiiord Col. George w. Bund1cx'
Bagwell Topping, Michael Fl. Higgins, w H.
Creckmore, Henry J. Rowley, Robt: Cole6arn'
Dr.. Jas Savage, Revell West, Levin Gray, mos ss
Lilliston, VIM. Parramore, John B. Ailwofth' Ed
ward R. Allen, John Fl. Gusts.
On motion OF John w. II Parker, the Cha'r'
man and Secretary were ADDED 10 The delegation
Resolred, That The thanks OF This meeting DC,
and they are hereby rendered TO the Hon. Henry
A. Wise, for the very eloquent and effective man
ner in which he not only sustained The Admins
ralion, bur the rights and honor OF his country on
this occasion.
Resolved, That the proceedings of This meeting
be published in the Richmond Enquirer, Exami-
ner &c. JNO. c. WISE, Chairman.
J. j. AILWoRTH Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

The February No. Of The Southern Planter viii
be issued today. We shall at an early day re-
publish, for the benefit Of our friends on the Roa-
noke, lis interesting editorial headed "Lime in The
Roanoke county," accompanied by letter from
DR.. Tignal Jones, 10 The President of the Peters
burg and Roanoke Railroad Company, urging
the e1pediency Of transporting lime free OF cost,
or at q very low rate. The reasons for The poll.
cy ere sound and strongly expressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

Re,ors ws torm an opinion, we shall await Mr.
~ 8 sneecb revised and corrected by himself =
II he has pursued the course over "h'ch ''i' ""e
eyulls. we can only say that ne has gone coun'''
10 the wishes OF the whole Democratic parry
.rd no, a few Of the Wings in Virginia. on ho
ouss,iop have we seen more borough unanim"y
Than now perya es the Democratic party III VIZ
sinia. We know 40 one, even among Mr.. H.
most devoted personal and political ffirnos' WIN
does not oppose the fatal policy OF wiIhdfa"'hs
the rroops and who does not advocate vigorous
prosecution of the war, as the best means Oh Sc
curing an early and permanent peace ="
these hasy rem ark. we shall calmly AVIAN W.
velopements.
We are Glad 10 see that the Wing, in connex'oh
with This subject, recommends Inc po''cy Vi '"e
Newman war TO slhe early and serious trends Oh
peace and Justice in the Legislature" 1t calls
mon The General Assembly TO pass resolutions
endorsing what ii hastily assumes 10 be Mr. h.s
views upon the war, "reprobaIing the war pom
cy of the Administration" We rejoice mat inc
Wing has thus taken the responsibility oil t"p@
INC discussion of Federal Relations by the ue-
neral Assembly OF Virginia.
The Democrats will cheeriu!ly meet '"' '''u'
rendered, and will Take pride ana pleasure ''i
standing forth in defence OF the tights ana hohof
and yeaes OF The country. We wish 10 see INC
issue fairly and fully made between Inc Two par
lies in Virginia on The Mexican War question
confident that The people Of Virginia Will never
sanction The fatal, and exirsvagant, and unpa'rio'
tic doctrines of The Wing party. We wish The
Wbies 10 show their hands-io declare whether
they mean TO occupy the Lexington platform,
AID advocs,s lhe withdrawal OF ournoops aRS1l
abandon bf all indemnify. They 'sso'
hack out,esfleir organ has pledged them TO the Is
sac. The Democrats, we repeat, will DO prepar-
I'd 10 meet them 10 justify and defend The cause
OF tAs,r o,on county, and 10 appeal to patriotic
leope Tor their verdict, uron question involving
the good name, The honor, rights and welfare oil
The nation. The Wing, in the name OF is party,
has thrown down The gauntlet; we, satisfied as
we are If The feelings OF the Democrats in The Le-
eslalure. in heir Dame take up the challenge
trusting that the issue may soon be made ana
fairly decided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

The Wings OF Abemarle, led on by Mes,rs.
w. c. Rives, Soulhall, &c, have passed reso'u.
lions which breathe not the name of Taylor, but
avow their "uudiminished confidence 10 The abb
lilies, experience and public virtue Of Henry
Claw"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

Capt. Blanding has been handsomely entertain
ed BY the Washington Light infantry at Charles
ton S. c. In his speech, he stated that The FIRST
leo was Gen. Quitman, holding up silfhandker-
chief fastened 10 the barrel Of rife that the
next was young citizen OF Charleson, John
Mot. In the course Of the evening L.u,. Wal
ker was called on 10 relate the story oi Captain
Bandings new-found Vuginia COUSIN. 1t is
thus told in the Charleston Patriot. We have
no idea TO which OF our fair ladies the zap fits
but for her benefit, We quote the nciden:
"Lieul. Walker rose and stated that At the re-.
ception OF Gems. Qurman and Shields b. The Viz
ginia Legislature al Richmond in whicA Captain
Blandine, with other returned volunIees, was a
guest, The Governor had observed, in he speech
he made on mat occasion, thai Virginia and
South Carolina were sisters. AT the clo,e Of The
ceremonies lady stepped up 10 Capt Banding
and said III Virginia and South Carolina are
sisters you and |, Captain, must be first cousins,
and will, therefore trouble you for a bulon from
your coal Lieut.. Walker concluded his little
anecnole BY Offering as sentiment:
"Cap'. Blaad,ne's Virginia Cousin The on
~ person who has ever been able 10 pluc, but.
ION from his coat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

We are requested 10 announce that Paulus
Powell, Esq, will MOI be candidate for re.elec-
lion to the House Of Delegates. With ne Ex.
aminer, tive are sure that every one &: his &C.
quain,ance who can appreciate modest, nnobiru-
sive merit in a representative OF the people, will
unite in an expression Of regret al the deermina-
lion OF Mr. Powell 10 retire 10 private life. He
is justly regarded as one Of the most sensible and
useful members Of line House. The people of
Amherst will be fortunate il they can find one
who will represent them with equal fidelity and
efficiency"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11
ia III. Editors of the Enquirer.

Me.sr. Editors In publishing the Proceedings OF the
meeting of the citizens Of Southampton county, com
nlimentnr their gallant eountymen, the name OF one
r. ,h. ssnfemep through some inadverfence was not
oiv.n in full The same is Capt. WILLIAM KELLo.
of the eth Infantry, whose company behaved 30 gal
InntIy and suffered severely, In the battles Of The
9Th and 9th May, 1916.
CAPT Kello is now lying at his mothers, suffering a,
am informed in las, stage Of Consumption brought
on by exposure while at h,s pos! N me army OF Dis
country. 'hmES nSIi' Shaitmah'
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On motion Of MIR. TOMLlN,
The House adjourned.

CONFIRMED.-Tb The Portsmouth (Va.) Cbro.
nice is pleased TO learn that the appointment OF
its fellow-lownsmaD, c. G. Robinson, Esq as Ma
val Officer al that port, has been confirmed by the
Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

We are authorized to state, that Henry +.
Coleman will be candidate for reelection 10 the
House OF Delegates from The county OF Mecklen-
burg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

The remain. OF Col. Wilson arrived at vii.
minetop. N. C., on Sunday last and were received
with Military and Masonic ceremonies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

The Tayloriles having claimed large ma
ioiiIy Of the Wing members OF The Maryland
Legislature, Mr.. Boniiant, one OF those Wing
members tells very diferen, story 10 the BalIl'
more Patriot. He writes emphatically that a
large majority ofthe Wing members are decided
y in favor OF Mr. Clay as The Wing candidate for
lhe next Presidency. And will venture 10 pre-
dict. that but short time will eapse before he
will be The choice OF the whole Wing delegation,
as line most available candidate, as he certainly
is now their first choice"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

Our ,elegraphic correspondent yesterday morn
ing, gives an incorrect version OF MIR. Niles
speech in the U. S. Senate on Wednesday. In
stead OF his Opposing the further prosecution Of
it Che war; in The manner proposed by The Adj
mnislraicn" the Unions report says;
"Mr. Niles addressed the Senate Tor Two hours
and hall in favor the bill, expressing ms wish
10 make one more effort, under The influence oil
vigorous military operation, TO terminate inc war
on fair and honorable terms.
The reports OF the Geographic correspondent oil
The daily papers here, are evidently hnged win
Wbigsery. II he does no, "retorm it altogether
we shall be compelled 10 give him up. On Tor
genuine no.parfy man to give le!egraphlc reports!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Among other evidences, we refer 10 Tue pow
ertul and conclusive resolutions oil Inc ne'"oo'a'
cy of Accomac county. They cover 'he "noie
ground, and speak the language 81 pa'''o'> anu
enlightened freemen. The Democracy Vi Acco-
mac stand upon The immu'able basis o' P"Stp's''
not men-and their views proclaimed oy Their
own able and eloquent Wise and bay'y' VIII
exert an immense influence, mol only upon
Eastern Virginia, but the whole country.
If the Times stu has any hopes oil maS ray
lor bombsbell." which Mr.. Wise 1oas 10 throw
into the Democratic camp, we refer it to The iol'
lowing extract OF sseond letter from Accomac.
We ,rnsr that MIR. Wise will attend the Conven-
ton, and. by his magic eloquence and patriotic
fire. animate The representatives OF The Democra-
CIV. assembled, with spirit that shall arouse the
whole Stale:
;"AccoMAc C. H., Feb 4. ls4S.
"Bolh parties held meetings. The wings held
theirs in Sesar's Tavern, and the Democrats
theirs in the Courthouse; and have great plea.
sure in informing you, that Henry A. Wise, -
invitation, addressed our meeting In sPeec g.
near two hours length. Ii was one oil Inc H.
thrilling and sou-slirrns ever heard irom hIni
10 my life. The manner in which II was received
ptocaims the sOundness OF The Democracy oi
Accomac upon the war question. de confined
himself chiefly 10 the war question, and you may
rely upon H. il is one upon which he Is a! home.
He susains the Administration out and out
thinks The war properly and constI'u!ionaliy re-
cognised on our par-repelled The idea mat II
was Folks waI-said the war had been proper
" waged-went in for indemnify and security,
and, il needs be, the entire conquest of Mexico.
can give nu idea of The speech;-'o have ap-
precialed, YOU must have heard and seen him
il was received with great applause. He alluded
10 the invitation Of the Democratic members OF
the Legislature in manner which showed ne
highly appreciated the compliment hope he
may he prevailed upon to attend The Convention
The Wings have been struck all aback by his
move of Wise's. They evidently had strong
hopes that he NIGH fall in with The Taylor move
menr, but his speech on Monday must have dis
sipaled all such hopes. We have appointed
good large delegation TO The Convention"