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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-07

WoDURN, Mass, March, Goth 1876.
Messrs. Sands From what have experienced and from
the information have recently received from number Of
persons of high responsibility who have used your Sarsa
para have not the least doubt that is most valuable
medicine and that the numerous certificates you have re-
ceved Of its efficacy are fully sustained by experience and
although its reputation and utility very extensive and
stand IN no need of my humble efforts to increase them
want all who afflicted with disease to become acouain
ted with the efficacy and power of your valuable medicine
am, gents, gratefully and very respectfully yours.
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL BY A. b. Il D.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fuonst. corner of
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canada Price 81 Der
bottle six bot ties for g. S. X. Collins AGENT Montpelier
and e, p New ns, Royalton. li:o3
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Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

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good aud available Bank notes, at the risk of the
the postage Of all letters beixg paid BY tAe ri-
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ant 70 ~ - snr accumulation of post
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lrou. tar upon tne Editors.l
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y.i,ns. We must, therefore, insist IN such case,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The late delegates from This county, Messrs.
Edwards and Claiborne, are again The Demo-
cratic candidates, with the most aatterng pros
poets OF success. They are very worthy and de.
serving men, and We trust that their constituents
will return hem in triumph to the next House OF
Delegates, as testimonial OF their high appre-
cialion Ct their services. We fully agree with
the LynchbuIg Republican, which says:
"Much is expected OF Franklin in this contest.
The success oil the Congressional poll depends in
a great measure upon her vote. If she does her
duly-il she comes up in her strength 10 The sup
porl Of our gallant candidate, DR.. Averett, all
will be we'll. Mr.. Fournoy who in our opinion,
whatever may have been his motives, betrayed
the best interest OF the South in the last Congress
will be stripped OF all power 10 do US serious in
iury again Will her Democracy then falier7-
Shall lhe District be lost by their inactivity a.
The Wings boast that they will carry the county
by large majority. Will the Democracy per-
mi, them TO do sol We will not believe a word
OF it, until the result is proven. Wake up then,
Democrats of franklin, and do your duty faith
fully in redeeming the third Congressional Dis
uicl-give Dr.. Avere,t a glorious majority and
all will be we'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
MORE DOCTORS.

Al the late commencement The Unrersily
of Pennsylvania (at Philadelphil,) 1870 Electors
OF Medicine" were 'iurned ou,'-and o. them
the following iory-six from Vir;inia:
w. Fl. Andrews, E. Archer, {. w. Ba,by, J.
Basye, L. d. Berkeley, r. c. Campbell, w. B..
Carpenter B. L. Chandler, r. V. Garrison, j..
B. Clemens, H. n. Coleman, ]. G. Coleman,
j. Crane j. CnmmiIs, c. r. Dickinson, A M.
Field, w. H. Fox, John l. Bishp J. A. Geo
ghegan, D. Il. Gibson, John B. Grove, Francis
w. Hance, r. N. Hewiu, B. ;. JeIer, VIM
N Jet, John H. Macrae, A. G. Mason, George
Massenburg, Beverly P. MIis, c. Floyd
Moselcy, w. w. Nelson, Fostf Praa, w. D..
Quesenberry, Thomas B. RencK, Archibald
Taylor John w. Taylor, Roen R. Taylor,
Nathaniel J. Terry, H. NJ. Tbnas. Joel W.
Tucker R. B. Tunstall, John N. Vaughan,
N. H. Venabe, John F. Wales, c. Il. Will
Hanson, john A. Wiugfeld, andI. S. Sherrard.
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REWARDING OF EDIrops

The Wings have always denounced as =
crime and reprobaed the principle 0. appointing
editors 10 office. Now that they have The now,r,
Pledges and professions are alike dsregarded in
the eagetness with which they dismiss Ds moc,at.
&c oiflce-holders, and appoint in their places yea.
lons pariizans Of their own creed. No friends
TO reward and no enemies 10 punish miohr be
highly appropriate and true before IN e-cIioo-
but, no1r, THE case being altered, alters The case"
and We hear OF removals for opinions sake in all
quarieTs;-pToscriplio OF the most unblushnp
character seems 10 be The order of Inc dav with
The 'no'pany" Taylor administration. Indeed
we see il stated in Northern papers, that the Post
master General removed one hundrpsi and sky
posImasers in Pennsylvania las, week
the Cabinet al Washington only awa. 4e w te,r
bloody WORK H'~Pfost. fs6mr III this Stale. In
the general scramble Tor The spoIs, the editors of
the Taylor presses ale 10 come in for shares
Among others who have been mentioned, we
learn from "Polomsc," the (Whig) Washington
correspondent OF The Baltimore Palriol, that
there is i bright prospect that MIR. Gsllahcr of
Virginia Colonel Webb and Mr.. Fuller of New
York, M. Gillender OF Poughkee tse, and Mr.
Morris Of Phladelphia-al OF The editorial
corps--are soon TO receive distinguished marks
OF The confidence and appreciation Of This ADM.
nslralion"
What is this bul rewarding cdilors7 What is
this but carrying out The odious doctrine so of.en
harped upon by the Wings, that 40 the yicrors
belong the spoiIsl" To use The subs ance, il no,
the language. employed by General Taylor, in |
one OF his numerous letters, how every different
are the professions Of men who seek power and
their ACTS after they have obtained IL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
VOLUME XLV.-NUMBER lOI.

o'el'hrown 80 much that was great and that
seemed durable, ma only proved their sulitiiy.
ihey silli stand, ausus add mmoyable, while
oynasies end churches are lying in hears OF ruin
all around Us. see no reason 10 doubr that. by
! me dressings o! Goo on wise and temperate
poicy, on policy Of which The principle is to
preserve what IS good By reforming in time what
. esii, OUT civli institutions may be preserved
uhinpaTed 10 late pos,erily, and thai under me
shade OF our civil institutions. our acadeuical
institutions NAV long continue TO flourish
rus, therefore, that wnen hundred years
more nave run out, This ancient College will
sun continue 10 deserve well oi our country and
OF mankind. trust that The installation OF lga9
VIII 5e attended by a still greater assembly Of
students han have The happiness now 10 see be-
lore me- That assemhlage. indeed, NAV not
meet IN Inc place where We have me These
venerable halls NAV have disappeared My
successor nay SPEAK 10 your SUCCESSORS in a
a!3te -s'alc'v edlhc:acnt Buildings OF the future
Glasgow, will sill be- admired as fine speci.
men ol The architecture which fourished in the
days q The good Queen Victoria. (Cheersl
But though The site and Inc walls may be new,
me spirit 81 the inStTlion will | hope, be still
me same. My successor will, | hope, be able
70 boast that the filth century OF The University
mas been even more glorious than he fourth He
VIII De able I" vindicae that boast By citing a
'ons - ~ eminent men, great masters vi expe-
nihehlai science, OF anc,en; learning OF our ma
i've rioqnence, ornaments ul The Senate The pull.
pl: and The bar.
nc VIII, | hope, mention with high honor
some OF my young friends who now hear me; and
ne Will, also hope, be able 10 add that their ia
lenIs and learning were not wasted on selfish or
Ishoole objects, but were employed TO promote
The PHYSICAL and moral good OF their ~, cirs, 10
extend Inc empire 0! man over the material word,
10 drieLd the cause II civil and religious liberty
against iyians a nd blsors, and to defend the cause
of virtue and order against The enemies OF all d.
vine and human laws. (Chsers) have now
gwen uerance 10 part and part only Of he
recollections and anicipaIiors Of which on Ibis
solemn occasion my mid is tall. again thank
you f"r The honor which you have bestowed On
ne; and assure YOU hat waIr live shall
never cease 10 take deep interest in he welfare
ind fame OF The body with which, by your kind
ness, have this day become connrcled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

want Of good article to give me call.
l would particularly invite the attention Of the
Farming community to my Staple.Tooth, Sprint. Bed
THRESflING MACHINES, which have been so gene
rally for many years past that on them
IA unnecessary; also, HORSE POWERS to accompany
them either Geered or Chain Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 50 to S27. WHEAT FANS
of various sizrs STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
at 49, for the manufacturing and selling of which, In
Virginia, am equally Interested as the Patentee.-
PLATENING MILLS furnished to order, made Of good
materials and In the best manner. THRESHERS re
paired with new seits of Teeth and Unnecessary, with
entire new Cylinders and Beds. as TO be made as
good AZ new.
Persons ordering Machines of by letter will be
we'll supplied and punctuaiy attended TO as if they
were to order in person. JABEZ X PARKER.
Fab Stuff
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To the Afflicted.

mrs. ROBINSON and WADDEY Jointly tender
,aeir professional services TO the public, and par
talrly to such US are suffering with Chronic and sup
e.t lneurable forms or disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they can
m successfully, disease in any form aud are salts
th, seventy five per cent Of such as have despair
d getting well may be Thy judcious use OF veeeta-
remedial agents) restored to at least comfortable
h.scf health.
"a Chronic cases, where the constitution has not
,co much impaired by disease, the use Of mereu.
and other poisons, and when not required to visit
rsoa. distance, Charge ,cu b. uade for serri-
y ylis esrs 10 Gfsetsd.
sculd be advisable for persons living at distance
Be 10 The city, and receive daily attention Board
In mad at DR.. RS. Address
| Das. ROBINSON I WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
II s. The Doctors may be found at all times (when
professionally engaged) al their Office, on Frank
street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
Afeb6-c3m d. q w.
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a r. p CT A +,


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Philip Greedy, Jr, Collector Of Customs al
Boston.
Samuel J Peters, Collector act Customs al
New Orleans.
Benjamin S. Hawley, Collector OF Customs al
Apalachcola.
Philip Hone, TO be Naval Officer at The port Of
New York.
Robert 3. S,le, 10 be Naval Officer at New
Orleans.
Manuel ]. Graca 10 be Surveyor for the
port q New Orleans.
]. Prescott Hall. o be United Slales Attorney
for the Southern Di>;rict Of New YORK;
Charles Bingham 10 be Unitsd States Marshal
for the Southern District OF Alabama
James Scott TO be Register al Jefefsonvllle,
Indiana.
BY THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
J,hn w. Crockett, 10 be Commissioners 10
superinlend the building ui the new Custom
House 10 New Orleans.
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SPRING SUPPLY.

q NJ. p. LAID, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
" DRUGGIST, No. 3l9. head Of Broad street,
.etcr Hut, is receiving, by various arrivals from
J. Ng.;hsrn markets. his Spring supply Of fresh and
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, nye Stuffs, Win
!. Patent Medicines-ths whole comprising full
/. general assortment; and, being purchased upon the
advantageous terms, enables him TO offer them to
|, .canry friends aud the public al the lowest whole
D. lni retail prices.
n Also, an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
~ alwayson hand, and sold for medicinal purposes
~;
\ R.-nrders from country Merchants and Physl-
received and promptly attended 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
SPEECH OF 7. DARLINGTON MACAULAY.


From the New York Evening Post we repub-
Iish entire the splendid speech Of Macaulay, on
the occasion OF his late installation as Rector of
Glasgow University City. Asthe Post says
"No word of ours is required 10 attract at
ten,on TO anything which fall. from the lips or
tongue Of this already illustrioIs orator, but we
may be permitted 10 say, tina, as an address Tor
such an occasion, this has never been equalled
We remember with undated admiratio, the in.
stallation speech of Henry BrUigham, when he
accepted this same trust many years ago, and
though it was marked oy the genius ard pecu-
liarities of its distinguished author, it was the
work Of man whose reputation was mide and
bore no evidence of effort or solclud, for lis
reception. Mr.. Macaulay's speech, on he con.
trary, shows that he shot his arrow at he sun.
1t is illustrated by all his famous powers Of rhe-
toric, and with opulence Of leaning which few
living men could have displayed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

Messrs Editors.-If there is one at above another
that commends itself To public atteion and support,
transferred To lasting plate and the faxes OF the absent
and the dead are let living monuments to the FAINT
ly home and bereaved friend. Wind pretier picture
can adorn parlor Than The face Of every member OF
family, from the Oldest to the youngest, grouped To-
gelher. None, Surely, then every faDy will embrace
this favorable mode Of securing their perfect resrban
ces collectively These conclusions lave bern arrived
at, by an examination Of Mr.. Whhursls gallery, whose
miniatures exceed any others have eter seen. Their
life like accuracy natural expression beautiful color
ing and delicate drapery at once remind one Of some
splendid oil painting, wrought by the pencil Of mas
Ter workman. Mr. Metcaf, the talented operator, at
these rooms has certainly brought his pictures To great
perfection and deserves encouragement for ms enter
prise, and continued efforts TO please visiieIs
p''S' A VISITOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

MURDER.-On Wednesday morning the bo-
dies OF Mrs. HANNAH D. Person and her twin
daughters, four years Of age, were io1nd az
their residence in Wilmington, Massachusetts,
neal Andoyer, dead, with their threats cul, and
Otherwise maDgled. The deceased had iur The
last eight mouth, lived csPa.a'.J i'o.. h.. hns
hand. III MAS B. PERSON, who pretended 10 be
Jealous oil her, though II is The unanimous OPT
mon OF the towns-peope without shadow W
cause Laueyly he had been employed 10 6os-
ION and is not known ~ have visien me Town
where she lived. On The night previous 10 ths
finding OF Inc bodies The tanner OF the husoaua
VISITED her, when she appeared 10 DC W uhusuai
o,,t spiriis This IS me last that was seen vi
M, alive. Yesterday tnr husband, who could
MOI he found 10 Boston when they came 10 tell
him Of VIVA, mad occurred, made his appearance
q, he Western Depot and was ioftE@itn taken
into cusI.dy a. the murderer. Upon ms lace
were several scra cnes, which would seem 10
nave been inflicted in the dealh-suueele OF the
wife and mother. There was also mark upon
| his wrist and another upon his arm. These
marks he accounted Tor, Dy saying ,nat he got
| into squatbe with an lrisnman IN PROVIDENCE
bat when asked if he could point out Inc place
where il happened, said that he could not. The
chief evidence against hn is, Ihat he was
seen near the house oil The deceased on Inc night
nervous TO he murcer and again the next morning
was me; on his way IL the junction al w lining on
| Marks oil blood were lound en- his vesI, shut,
sleeves, drawers, and SOCKS. The coroner 'esli-
! fed 10 these facts on exclamation, dpu i" "ao
| further proved that The pnsohef WAS seen oeai
The residence OF his family on TUESDAY night,
anu and Iha, he ,ook the first main OF cars for Boston
on ON "Wednesday morning. One Of he ch,Id'en
had received five slabs 10 The neck ana throat
and ,he other SIX Mrs. Pearson's neck, throat,
too and hands we're mansled beyond all descrip-
,;ca Ia The dreadful struggle for life, she pulled
nnan,i.y OF nair out Of the murderer's head, and
| II vas found cluched in her nand. The exami-
nation was not concluded when The last Ifain eit,
hnr enough mad been proved 10 leave no possible
doubt OF the gull, OF the prisoner. He has been
generally considered an easy tempered man, very
saving Of his earnings, and was supposed 10 have
laid up TWO or nree thousand dollars. HIS vile
enjoyed good reputation in every Iespec, ana
10 nave given no canse whatever for the jealousy,
which The prisoner had al times expressed. The
excitement al Wilmington is tremendous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
M a chine M a m II 4 a c tory
Ia still carried on In all il

Is stlll carried on In all It's
branches At the OLD EsTABLI,HRD
STAND, corner Of Main and 18th
sts., first door below the Union
Hotel, where would be pleased
TO see the former patrons Of the
establishment, and all others In
want OF good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. As | shall al.
ways keep a supply OF the best
Machines that Gun be produced
and warranted in all cases to
give satisfaction, II will there
fore he In the interest of those in
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Teste,

To WIT: I, Justice Of the Peace for
the county aforesaid, do hereby certify that -
whose name is above subscribed attesting wit
meas, personally appeared before me, in my county
aforesaid, and made oath that the above named -
-, whose names subscribed as parties TO the
above letter Of attorney acknowledged the same, In the
presence ofthe said Witness as their act and decd.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day OF -,
eighteen hundred and -.
Marc o -. lSHAL.l
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AMERICAN HOTEL

hlCdnONDJ V1hoA1NAo'
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the public that
he has recently taken possession OF the splendid
newly erected, American II otel, situated on Bank
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va.
This eslabIishment erected with reference to every
convenience and comfort which can be attained In
public house, regardless Of outlay and expenses ht!ed
up with fine parors and rooms for private famiiies
supplied with the neatest and comfortable warm
and cold baths at all hours separate for ladies or gem
tiemen with full complement Of active, orderly well
disposed walters, and every luxury which the markets
and season afford Is respectfully presented 10 the
subscribers numerous friends and acquaintances In
Virginia. and the public at large, for their patronage
The subscriber Eaters himself that his long expert
ence In the business the convenient location Of his es
tablshment rendering accessible to every part Of the
city, and its general comforts and arrangements will
insure for him full share Of public favor.
NATHAN H THORNTON, Proprietor.
March 30-c2aw6w
~ The Richmond Wing, Washington Union, Phila-
delphla North American, and Boston Post will copy IN
their country papers twice week for SIX weeks, and
forward accounts.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SAL T.

/ AM authorised by Robert P. Somery,l, of Tennes'
see 10 sell his Tract Of Land the Roanoke river,
near Taylors Ferry, containing, by late survey 49,
acres There are on II 1856 of valuable river bot
tom ready for cultivation. The high land Is ofvsry
superior quality and we'll adapted TO tho cultivation OF
land viii please call Mr. Armstead Sturdivant who
lives in the neighborhood, and will take pleasure in
showing il. TERMS will be made to suit the purchaser.
JN0. s. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Sumervil
Hsnderson Granville CO., N. c., March eff
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"A T. a X ID.

NEW YoRK, February 26th, lsi9.S
WILLIAM JACQUELlN TAYLOR takes this me-
w thod Of informing his friends in Virginia, who
40 generously sustained him during the last Summer
and Fall at Raihbun's Hotel, that he has lett mat
TEL. corner of Broadway and Barclay streets, and
opposite the Park, where he soIeits continuance OF
their fayors March l-dl0tHc2m
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Zen EeOIIars Reward .

~ Strayed or stolen from the subscriber, on the
rTZA l2th instant, small clay bank MARE, four
Rn feet ten inches high, dark name and tail three
white feet blaze face, small ears, and carries them
erect. The above reward will be given TO any one
who viii return the to me, at my house, corner
of Main and LIST street. JAMES GhifFlN.
I'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

VIM. h. Harrison, grandson OF President
Harrison, and we'll known in Clncinnath as
highly promising young man, who ACCOMPANY
ed Col Webb's California party on Ihelf way
10 the gold region, was OF The number VINO oied
OF the cholera on The Rio Grande.
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Photographed Tor The Baltimore American.]
NATIONAL WHO OFFICE,
Washington, April IL !

Appointments by Tie POstmaste GenfraL
Thomas a. Sill, Erie, Pennsylvania; F. 5. La
than, Memphis, Tennessee; Henry Rhoads,
Reading Pennsylvania; William f: Pope. Lit
lie Rock, Arkansas; Abraham Goodwin, Pa'cf-
son, New Jersey.
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pnpR WA NTED

TINE subscriber having rented The new Tan Yard at
Bacon Quarter Branch, formerly occupied by E. 3.
Perne yhough,) wishes TO purchase Spanish and Ches-
nut Oak Bark for which tn. highest price will be paid.
In cash For further information, apply at the Tan
Yard. NJ IL fhLmEh.
March 27-ctMayls
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The Congressional election in ihsstale will take
place on Thursday, the 2Gth day Of Apr ourreaders
BY reference TO the following table will &c who the
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/ SAML. j. JOKES
os. J. NANCE lSAML. J. 10
Nance & Jones.

THos. ]. NANCE ISAHL. u IuNEH.
Nance & Jones,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RICHMOND, Va.
PARTICULAR attention given to the sale of all kinds
L Of country produce. April l7-c4w
JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. NJ. CABELL
LAVE united in the practice of Law, and will regu.
H larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town OF Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, TO
practice in the Court OF Appeals. Oct A-ch
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MURDER.-We learn from The WaHenton
Flag that Warner Miller, Merchant al YAK
Shade in Culpeper, was murdered IN ms store on
he night OF the iIth inst A free negro has been
arrested on suspicion.