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oka snfarx Avn DnA wEns.-srgyESs he. Io-,
hnN Nsw YEA wh frc<h ssock q gandcmcni silk
ane, feysisn wcei, Amhr wcoi, and cotton under
@s@tr impered " himself direct. Gentlemen
spss epnA vi bad ks,ter sed larger stock than 10
$50 civ M fosas n shis sstssfshmsnf w1i be-
''s'~ saa ns&srsas Isisss 80 "
49, Ma CO, al o.uss. oussmss E.,.s,i.ssesy
No Browns Hotel
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nsNHsA.-Ths Lssens p.rkss win sui from Bsfti-
laesna % Saturday M len instant Letters sent
" Lanes hsi CaieniEalion ohce, Baltimore, 10
R-s~. w..s'ss's ss -" De- ESQ '''
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1851.
ls5.

'7,ia,o4s ~ s,4Os,s7a 81
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measures for executing this law He has felt bound to
construe the warrants to be not assignable.
The pubic lands have yielded about 81 $50 900 per
annum. The following is the statement OF this branch
OF the public domain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
PUBLIC MEETING IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY

PUBLIC MEETING IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Al meeting of the people Of the county Of Cumberland,
held pursuant notice. their Court House. the 18th day
Of November, 1851: A., ,.,.;
On motion Mayo B. Darlington was called TO the Chair,
and Newton s. Ford requested Secretary The oo'
eci Of the meeting being explained by Edward s. Brown
Esc the Chairman appointed committee, consisting OF
Messrs F. ID. Irving, William T. Holman and Edward D
Brown TO prepare resolutions for the adoption OF the meet
ing. r. 81 rso,b
During the retirement Of the Committee, Col Joseph
FuGna being called on delivered Short though orcoie 'o
dress. ,o,,,.a
The committee after short time returned ana reported
the following preamble and resolutions which were supo
ted BY Messrs Fuqua Irving and Browx and most s,,en
uousy opposed by c. d. Coleman, Esq tho question men
being TAKEN they were adopted. r. ,h;, c,,,mo,-
Whereas The free negro population Of ms common
wealth has increased very rapidly during me last lew eaIs
ard ,,v become very NUMEROUS ana whereas te exist
encc Of such population midst has become great
nuisance and most alarming evil, which our Safety Inc
n,ees Of the Commonwealth as well as the interest n 60
ci,v demand 10 be removed as speedily as practicable
! Resolved That the people of Cumberland have seen
;,h much satisfaction the motion made in the Reform Con
,,;on loy assembled in Richmond, 10 enquire lnio Inc
nrety OF giving the Legislature the power to remove the
free negroes the State and prohibit Inc existence IN
this state of slaves hereafter manumitted.
2 Resolved That delegates to the Convenuon' DC
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MISCELLANEOUS.
yERy Good


The New York unprecedented by Mr. Brooks, meinoe
of Congress from Of the city dstricsges US the io
lowing cognomcn of the divisions OF tho wing party
cal Il may be doing injustice however 10 the abo'lonlst;
of other States TO allow Mr. Seward and his friends TO mo
nopoze the title of 'teoONy-heads II seems 10 oecon'
them oil - Union.
asSILvERoaAys AND 'wooLLy.HE ps'-Ihis Stale ha'
been famous for giving To party politicians
The State has been divided in buck'as pewter mueGes
&c In aoremes as now with iocoocos' 'hunkers, and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all originating in New York.
1.-TWO parties have recently come into existence o.
vidinp the wings as the hunkes and barnbuners divide
the and parties already chrsenec
'silyer.grays' and 'wooy heads The Utica Convention
Fillmore ncknaaed silver,gays ana Inc syracuse
Seward MEN are nicknaned '@ooy heads
"These nicknanes not witou, meaning The silver
grays are from the older the srayer portion o! the Wing
party, who have cured OF their 'sns any 1ney ever
had; and the wooy heads are those who with Governor
Seward think much of the negro that they can think bull
very little of the white 'Siyer-Grays and WOOL
heads are therefore, the ncknames oil the parties in
the whir party"
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. SONG FOR THE SEAso'

,,orv comes AID goes the year Il Lons.fe''0H
Autumn days are come again!
Autumn winds begin TO blow;
Leave. arc falling in the glen,
They are tossing 10 and tro,
In the valley, DER the hill,.
Up and down the open plain,
Rushing whirling, dancing, still
Oh, Autumn days are come again
Autumn DAYS are come again
Frosts have touched the Summer bowers
Blooming Rose look in vain,
To see thee still, the Queen OF Flowers:
The Dahlia rears her stately head,
Nor fears rival to her sway;
The faircst now, since thou art dead,
OF all the flowers that pass away
Autumn days are come again!
Birds have ceased their merry notes.
Cooling dove and bushy wren,
Wander now far, far remote;
The woodland choir hear no more,
Though every tree had once It's voice.
The meadow minstrelsy Is ger,
And arks no longer there rejoice.
Autumn days are come again!
know not well to laugh or sigh,
To see the fated year so vain,
Put on his gorgeous robes to die.
Shine out, fair sun, and gid his way,
Fen ms thou dids't upon his birth,
Then, like a tender parent lay
Him gently in the earth
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pREslnENTnS MESSAGE.

nSCabinet have agreed tina, printed copies OF the PTfs
den'AMessace shall be sent, this day, BY the principal
rouisnorh west and SOUTH under the charge OF agent:
nj ttos, Office Department, and soon as II Is commit
nca,d Congress it will be announced, BY telegraph tt
,hosetnts or 10 Pusn,asters with whom the copies all
,,po:.A anG who will furnish them TO editors oi newspa
pers Tie Message WILL b. Monday al o'clock, be IN al
The ces and towns from Charleston 10 Boston; and upor
,rl.p,,,hc nce of its delivery in Washington 10 botf
House, vii be promulgated at those points without far
Their delay.
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LAUDABLE ENTERPRISE.

Dr. Philip Claiborne Gooch has issued prospectus for
[edca Journal be published in this city, under the name
the Seihoseope We unite with the Dispatch in vouchins
II tho competency of DR.. Gooch assisted as he VIII by hne
edcal talent 10 accomplish difficult task az thai OF
staining a Medical Journal in the city of Richmond
ith the Sou,h-Sidc Democrat We say
The tide of Young from Southern States, annually
wing into Northern cities should be arrested and We hr'
eascd with the establishment OF hls journal ~ canee
contribute towards eiiecting this result
Dr G. has our warmes wishes for the complete success
Ii
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POETlCAL.
,,,r,utH ITA1!

no JENNY LIND-HoAn'
,hus gracefully thanks our "'og'cln
PARK Express1 for the pleasure she gave nun Ing
(says the ,sr Hall Ii is one OF the sweetest h.rn.
evening. a. eo, orr native poets by the surprising
Of the noble Swede. h;d
heard you sing, oh NorIne.in o''o'
The South's arts strain, ,,d
And fancied that the HeaVeh VI so''
Fell in meodous rain
listened till the raptured sense
To wild amazcment grew, d
Wondering II nightngales ln"'>
Gould sing sweet as you
Blu, when you sang y your ha''' 'e'
heard the gushing iii. ,,, h,w
And fell the bracing Winos . ,,a' wv"
A sroonr your swedish NUS;
A sa,. We more in Triper Hail.
b., hiph among the rocks
nu. ne The herdsmen MS they cried,
Az Resoonsive to their tiocks'
.d "huah huah !" TO my car
By distance made more sweet
CAME echoed back until the SOUNDS
Were gurgng at my feet,
And so l said, happy land
The land of Swede must pc ,a
When every gale that watts he' eou"'
Is full Of melody.
Your singing ceased, on !,ol.i n Wv
Yet still the Herdsmcns caii ,,,,.
Wen, floating round the frescoeo 'o'"S
Tha, hen; Ger Tripler Hall, ,
Me,hourht. how wonder grows 10 oeu'
I,alia's strains OF Art
Pm, Natures simple music speaks
A language 10 the heart
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

Us. CnCUIT COURT-iJuoeE HALYsrHToS9
Lrni.d Siats RS Edirard Cemenis.-The prisoner was
indicted joint with Thomas Reid for the murder OF John
Heene committed the 9th January 1850 on board the
,chr J. B. Ldscy, then tho high seas The prisoner
was defended VIM. A. Cooke Jos. NJ Darlington, and
VIM p Byr, Esqrs For the United States, VIM I.
Joynes, Esq.
The trial commenced on Wednesday, and terminated yes
t.rduv, with verdict Of guilty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
THE FREE soILERs OF DELAWARE

THE FREE SOILERS OF DELAWARE
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin says that small cliqu.
Of politicians in Delaware represented by the Philadelphia
North American, have lent themselves TO the design:
Of Seward and the Northern disunons,s We cannot be
eve that Mr. Clayton would become the of such
unhalowcd combination. The Bulletin however, canno
give lick auiss upon the back of the North American II:
freeso editor need not hope pull wool Southern
eyes, Richmond Republican.
FEMALE DIVINES.-Oberln College Ohio, has lately
awarded diplomas eight young ladies' whom was
gree of A. conferred upon eleven gentlemen and ono
sdy that of A. NJ in course upon nine gentlemen one
lady Three gentlemen and two ladies completed the theo.
10 pulpit labors
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UnI.. ntIuG

DEB m this city on 1hur,a! evening. the 2'h ias:In
O'Clock m the OF her Mrs MARGARET h. IIETf
.ow nj hc . Coanr john c,h The ir"E and cqu. i,an
Of the family ar" invites. attend her funeral iFo IT., Mcnumea
Church THE morning, II Ill o'clock
Drp at krkwoo Mississippi. Tie 10Th instant, the :,
v.,r al IN. ,yr EDWARD ANDERSON OF CoIone Wl.!a
M1lXlir Ii. lcal nccasousd by Tall from ahorsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
rtIE c0TI'lRI.S BI-RyT

Ne regret 10 learn that the no freight steumcr, Columbus
ding between Baltimore and this city, was, with The cargo
erly burnt M while the mouth of the Potomac. on
way hi,he The cargo is valued At siOOOO-a very tn
Ar portion of which insured The Captain and ere"
esed unhrrt We have particulars OF the accident
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-----ssss-

4 RECOMMENDATION.-It would be well f,r II
country ii Mr. Fillmore 10 consider tavoranly the II
lowing good advice given by The New iork Mirror: M
Fillmore would greatly strengthen his position by sween,
every disunonist aconist, and Aboitonst from Office
once BY furnishing all who furnish powder 10 The Enemy
he would administer ebnse effective than by car
troops 10 shoot down the Nuters of Massachusetts
Mississippi When the Union Is al stake bold .oasu,
rlllsf Lr adnniru,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
IU>AwAY AItREsTED.

w about The l7th day September 1880 Nero Man nho
himself AaRON-says he 10 iree ard from me Sa'e OF MyAa
t. or inches high Ou;s bu 81 very JAR. Color All h
los; several oi his ..thhad when committed
blue C.ssiet Palil.oons AMI Coat OF tie OH back T.
ia, The owner VI ANY liz has. noriie :owari, prov
popcry pay AMI Take n away oietwe u" WI gc de-
oh 49,, ralin, n law GEO " CLIFFORD
~ ~ rxfw Tailor 81 Prinr. William coufty
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VIRGINIA CONVENTIoN.

before announced the for the reporting OF
this Convention has been awarded to Mr.. VIM. G. Bishop,
formerly Of this city who has associated with him Mr. W
Senate reporers-an able the performance
of that labor We grafcd to Mr. Bishops rare quail
ifcaons thus appreciated he Is ehinen'y competent 10
the task he has undertaken and will H. do not
doubt, creditaby himself and TO the entire satisfaction Of
the convention. ilbanu Y. y Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
YR. DICKINSON LETTER.


Csenemcn-I regret that shall be unable 10 accept your
ALTERING invitation oaend and address mass meeting AZ
;Runton on the 25h nst composed OF the people OF a-
uta and adjoining countless for The purpose oil enaons
IAN to express their opinion of the measures OF ad-
istment passed By Con5:ess; Tor II would AFFORD me great
Leisure to be with you. The friends Of III. mon nave
A and holy duty 10 discharge and th.y shoaa embrace
ev opportunity TO confer together, &c strengthen each
hers hands, and 10 devise means TOR more eiectnily
isinr beyond tile borders of Heayenavored Conedc
CT The duion spirit OF disunion. they have achieved
ehty constitutional triumph in the success Of the benign
eosures of cuncaon and have now only ~ stand Dy anu
lend them thay would their household gods "hle
10 South have much TO discourage and dishcatten ana
ore annoy and ate In the oul currents OF aoolllo
m which have been rolling against thsni shey nave Tue
ratification 10 know tina, the "Wmo Provlso," SO recent
the stalking horse Of demagogucs and guiding star oil n.y.
)crcs and fanatics has been quietly consigned To the place
appropriated decayed humbuss; and that all the territories
tho United States have been organized without IT, A6o
tionisn will congrcgatc her molly ana reusohahe
iordu for breach Of the article Of the Constitution re-
,uIrng the restoration OF iucIves from service She will
rgre over with the convuve energies OF death ihoes
md essay 10 counterfeit the of honest philanthropy IN
artificial wnngs and tins too WILL ner II mas srn,'ea
/, brief hour be arugned tried and condemned 10 follow
the footsteps Of its INDUSTRIOUS predecessor Inc great
OF the Northern people, though occasionally msed oy
sary associations and deceived by false and collateral issues
IRE true TO the principles Of the Constitutions and, when
,nco the great question Of obedience TO the laws Is present
d. will prove themselves worthy of the best days Of the Re-
bublic.
She whose wise counses and scsacrcng devotion To Tho
ause of liberty contributed essentially 10 the formation
4 the Conederacy may by the influence OF her potential
oice restore aterndi relations bcreen sfranefa neoe
ts same arent family and preserrc the blessings Of the
non 10 future generations. how worthless and isnobe
70 all the ,uphs of administrations, the elevation OF IN
yiduals or the SUCCESS parties compared with the pese
atom of our glorious nheritance How many hallowcd
ssociatons cluster around it, How many untold bles
ncs has il conferred upon Its children How many wretch
has it sheltered from persecution ana death
low many down-,roddrn and oppressed mortas has it
Matched from destruction and nurtured IN It's bosom May
Ieavcn in the plcni,de OF m mercy preserve II and change
10 hearts of those who would raise their parcidai hands
gainsL il!
With sentiments of high consideration and regard, am
merely your friend and citizen in tho bonds oi ira
Tnal Union, d. ). DlChlNoOA.
,rd YIN Erazinr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

After long discussion the special convention OF the Ipis
copal Churchat New York rejected resolution OF MT
Spencer decrng il nexpsdien' for this Convention 10 pro
coed to .c nelec,ng Provisional Bishop The vote stood
Clerical ayes H. noes 95 Lay ayes Is parishes noes 10.
marshes Tev resolved unanimously 10 proceed 10 ht
election OF Provisional Bishop The Clerical stood
Dr. Seabury 76, Dr. Whi,ehousc 49, Dr. Williams 81 DR.
Wainwright TO- Dr. yin,on 4 Dr. Creighton ,, blank l. The
Law vote was no. counted, las, advces. Result doubt
full.
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beautiful block of granite from the Peaks of otf
in Bedford county, Nu is about 10 be furnished 10 he "a
tional Monument Association BY whom will be asssn-
suitable position In the great edce new in rapid posEes
o. The seat of Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
STEAMBOAT on THE SHENANDOAH

Inc Charlesown va Spirit of Jefferson says that Col
Caseman PRESIDENT of the Shenandoah Steamboat Compa
ny now IN Washington, and expects launch the beauti
fu 9a for tho company the waters Of the Shen.
once start on It's upward trip going so far as the condition
OF the river will permit II this experiment should prove
successful Il will % an era Of ordinary magnitude In the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

- LOUISVILLE, NOV %.
We learn that the malo members of the Hamilton and
johnson families OF Tennessee between whom family diff
fcuy-havng It's origin in potics-has for some time past
existed met recently at Adansbug Alabama TO fight Two
of the Hamiltons badly wounded and were not OK.
pected to survive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

PuuApntpHIA Nov 23-Siver has become quite scsr,
here and some OF The bankers refuse paying il for their n
The Gurd Bank oilers small notes III redemption o i,
irn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION. The Govern. =. ,.
Counsel have officially declared the given for menu
of Congress the late election. Horace Mann has hn "
majority. Appleton and Fowler Wings, are el,,fet T.
large malorties In other districts there has been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

THE INDIANA CONFERENCE.-THE Conyeni1,
have adopted by majority section prohibiting STA,
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COL. JOHNSON.-The Legislature OF Kentucky is abou,
10 erect monument, TO the memory OF Col Richard NJ
Johnson. The Of the Legislature were affected
by suogy the old hero by of their number
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
carmel 1n;I Pos, oaice : c. oe,oher Is .,,' ~ {.
.a,, ~. .,nz q l. slls c.ep1;s .1.-

gaEPSIS.Anorr supply OF ms Justly celebrated enet ~
thu Dyspepsia, Or Wool SIrsapaA and WI!
Cherry Biters. aud q Richardson's Sherry VII" Bles
FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
Ayers Cherry Prc!ora Ru.hn Clarke Cos Genuine COD LVe
OFT Ws,rs Isl.am Of Wt cherry Mrs. Garihers Ba,si -
Jivcrwor, Cold Candy; lslne syrup OF NliA
Ihom,ons Syrrpoi Tar Iaynrs Eyl,corant and Aofay.
F0R IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD :or'n
Old DR. rownends Slrpiriia; 30 dozen IN T. Iowmen!
To- II Sands 10 ~ lakem Dr C"rks do a iozea d.
Wynkoop do n hal gallon hoes) anI laU dozen BrAniFea'
ani Wri.hts Pis
FOR RHEUMiTISM.-iivis' PAN Relo,. Ifewcs' A.i,.
aud Bone urnt, Daily PAN ENtracpr Montague ne" lsNsf
rcs nlvIs eulcw rliscr aud ts llainsa together WIZ
general i,cs Thorpsrls Bn'anc M-icihe is L.
'front.' the nilu fac aIi inr sale low by
WI. r. LAID DucgIat, No a7, Broad street
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Err ihc EnnIlircr

For nc EHqNirfr.
Messrs Richie Your correspondent L.. of August e.
expresses apprehensons about mo hd OF Liberia IN
10 our corcd emgrans and refers several families
known 10 him who have suffered severely send you
communication of OF The agents OF the American Colo
nzan Society addressed through the indicator 10 l.
Mjcbic Esq which gives full answer, and which, from
the position Of the writer may be considered perfectly re-
iiahfo LAGOON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

Messr.. Bayly, Edmundson, Mcdowell and McMulle
were In the city yesterday, their way to Congress-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

The Alexandria Gazette mentions the clearance
port Saturday last Of the brig Galena with cargo
Cumberland coal Boston, This the frs, cargo Of Cum
beand coal exported from Alexandria The Gazette says
"a most animating presented from wharves
yesterday afternoon Under the influence fine souhe
" wind counted Eight vessels in sight, and bound
up loaded with grain lumber, II beautiful spec
tace; and we could not but hope the day when
coal trade fairly under way, many vessels of larger
mage may be do,ting the Potoma with their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
INC tSecUNu VOTTH 5 ETHtOHtUn-.iclt0n0 o. TAI
--Gorernor's Island Selected

WAsHiSoroS, Nov. The next Worlds Eshb;,.
TO be held Governors Island New York--ai leas, ~
has been decided day in Cabinet Council A bnls.
Is TO be erected on the Island for the purpose which m
time viii serve az government warehouse No tv,v -"
be esaced II the articles rcshpped 10 Europe bu 81
~ the Exhibitors or their agents The duty is 10 be- paid ~
time Of delivering The articles Works of art are 10 H.
cludcd in the exhibition The plan is very plausible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

wAsHISoros, Nov 2s--rhs being Thanksgiving Day
public and private business is generally suspended.
The Republic of th, nIoiirS sta,ee that the LONDON
Industrial Exhibition will be repeated in New York in 1882
Governors Island has been applied for and granted tor the
purpose.
The mechanics on public buildings here will present su
perb gold watch to the Hon. Richard Stanton of KY on
Saturday Stanton practical mechanic, and defended
ably and zeaou.ly the ability and fidelity Of the Washington
mechanics last Session in Congress.
The TREASURY DErARTMESr.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury will not ask for loan, being found that
the the Treasury sufficient for the demand
OF the next fiscal year.
USryoRM RATE PosrAoE-The Postmaster General viii
recommend the adoption Of uniform Of postage at
cents with prepayment
Mr. John Sloane and family arrived last night and he
day entered upon his duties the Treasury
Major Hobbe Assistant Postmaster General has not re-
signed as was reported. He Is to go TO Panama anc
California special pos,.oce agent, and may resign hi:
present pos. after the object of that agency shall be
plished
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ADMINISTRATORS OrFICE. !

LOUISA L. H.. November IL 80.
The parties interested IN the above mn decree are
uaa thai appointed Nonay the 6'h dag OF Deeenos
:, nv on. LOUIS Court House Va 10 tic accounts 'S'
h. III. said decree whom and where they viii please III emo ~
necessary papers @"- ''4-''s' DAVID ~ HUNTER, coni
. r r c T. &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

The work at the National Theatre in Washo,,o, -
bravey on, and by the tenth OF December the bul,,
be completed. twill seat 1880 persons although il h.,
galleries of any description We have been told th,, r.
Street Theatre in Baltimore, will seat bur 2lOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

Uylrgp ST iIorEL, SAHAToGA SrRiNos Jclf . a,
On j &. AyEa.-Slr have beem afflicted W painul are
non nt the Lungs, Tie symptom. Of settled Consumiin
Il more year could md 10 medicine that soul Ieae ~
ease miu connsncc the yogr CHERRY Peroa "hta
ave m, gradual rol.e have been steadily gaining my sfc
! IL my health is wei nigh rcsiorci -,
While using urlicnr hal the qualification OF tnrin
II NV reverend friend, Mr. TrumIu OF Sumptcr District "ho n'
been suspended bis parocia duties by attack OF ~
/
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

70 there any value IN the Judgment OF tho wiso, here
remedy which ,he public On depend "A
M Prepared by &. AVER Lowell, Nasaachuse''. ana en-
Richmond wholesale IN! retail by P:RCELL, LADD w
Druggists. Agents tn tbs Proprietor oc 2@-'N,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

Ihlve pleasure these facts and nm yours "
>, cctinIy. J. + CAIlloI y: OF S,uu, ~, uIto"''
FROM AN ovERSEER ~ TIE HAMILTON MILLS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

On G. AYER:-f have been cured o the ~o & Cough t
hal in INV fc by Cherry pcctora and never a, when "
opportunity, Recommending 10 others Yours Respectfully