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Among the many Improvements in the means OF commu-
ncilion which have been prosecuted in the last lew years
plank roads assuming very Important rank. Etc
work, by Mr. kngsiprd n the Hudson River Rlliruad i vi
great interest ard should be well circulated throughout the
country II appears that the first plank road in Canada was
laid down in 1885, and in New York in 1885, but il s only
within the as four years tlat they have been much prose
cn'cd The number of plank roads in operation in Canada
ard The State Of New York as foIlows
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TnnRsn,T CIR MoRNISG. DECEMBER II, 1875 /
THE TRIUMPH IN VIRGINIA.

We continue 10 publish today copous returns oil Tho cleo
tons We do not deem il necessary, as ye 10 sum up e
losses and gains Suffice to say that the Democrats nave
lost no where and have gained almost everywhere lhe
most increduous Wings admit hat have carried Inc
whole State ticket and The Legislature. Our own impres
sion is ,ha, we have done by unprecedented najoes
+ The news from the glorious West Is most cheering :
Nhc the Wings have only about 500 majority In tedera
precincts hear from and the polls Kept oper
AT have carried the noble county OF Rocking
ham BY at eas, 1900 malorily Ba,h too up dem
ocratic
gentleman just from the Northern Neck assures us ha
Elliott NJ Brux,on (Democrnt is undoubtedly elected Sen
alor from The Hestmoreand District This is ono Oh INT
most extraordinary triumphs OF The canvass.
The Whes have gained monstrous little ey Keeping open
the polls in Richmond But few votes were given IN yes'e
duy and the Democrats the astonishmen OF their oPpo
nens held out to the last keeping up re as spirited, ahe
very nearly as effective that of the Wings Inc "hoe
result will be found below. II is most gratifying ana sheus
immortal honor on the Spartan Band.
In October they gave 472 votes Gncluding several Anil
Bolts Wings -now, in two short months, they nave s"o
len their number to 974-more than double! MS oi i'se
would be glory enough for one election
We are delighted that have elected 10 Inc
Democrats in Frederick, in Terson' IN DelAe'ey
holm, oon of 3-ulso the Democratic Senators in those
Districts. The Frederick dlssrict haS 'eo ~ 0'
It's fur pos in the election We congratulate
rho Democracy upon the rapid restoration of tho harmony
and un;on of that Democracy, invncble when united
Ioudoun has given large Wing majority, but less by iOO
,han she expected The great John Janney Mr. Summers
riph hand man. in plotting him through that region, beat
en- for the Senate by his young and gallant competitor our
friend Whtel
Returns which we will publish Tomorrow, show that
DOUGLASS dem is elected Senator from the King William
Dis,rct-and Muse tem elected to House by about oO-
We have imperfect from Shenandoah showing that
Messrs Meem and Gatewood ahead for The house.
Nothing positive as the vote on the State ticket.
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,tI.'- CHs;HtSl PICTORIAL.
+, Ttyr RI III OF COUGHS. COLDS. NOARSENESS, BROH.
CIItIlS GROUP. ASTHMA, WiuOPlNG COUGH,

VI
able remedy Tor all the Throat and Lungs,
ltc cr!cGry iroms remarkable cures, never equall.
=. fl,.ves anL sometimes ELECTED notable cures, but
iuy the confidence cl every community wheie
ow Alter OF t.il IN every ena'e me results have
lown i, 20 pussrs. mastery this dangerous class
ea.es could fail attract the attention oil Physi.
snsn not OF OBSCURE individuals and far distant
u OF who known aud respected Throughout the
widely celebrated Surgeon Dr. vaen,ine Mo of New York
gives pleasure eertIy The value ahc -fheaey OF
49, Clery tora which consider peculiarly adapted 10 cure
80, Of tie ,hroa, and lungs
psrs- the President ol the Vermont Medical Col
OF The em,neny learned physicians OF this COUNTRY wrte
srr, Pec;oals extensively used III this sectlo "heTe mas
aunis,akabe evidence o s happy effects upen pulmonary
Jnc D. Cccrane distinguished Clergyman OF the Eng
aurch the Proprietor from Montreal ha ne mas
.r length. be found in theular to be had OF
A:sn. a"d is wo the attention OF ashnn1 pa,,sn's.
@ .e Is from the known Druggist al Hlsddie Michigan
dealers in the Siae and this Case Is IRON ms own
.'sacL ~ ,, ~. N ,e,o
pr SIR Immediately eeer, OF your Cherry pssorI car.
acquaintance OF mine, who Was thought 70 os near
with quick consumption He then unable 10 rise from
and extremely feeble. Hisends believed he mus soon
could lie Obtained Tor him. and induced hen 10
r. ,rr Excellent medicine trial Immediately left town for
and YOU judge OF my surprise on my returns 20 nee'
home from The cars ana ma ne nan en-
i:oyrrcd weeks from the day he commenced taking
E 1ec lie work i, his arunus trade OF blacksmith
I other cases within my snoSedse where the CAEh
has been slnSuaty successful but none 80 marked
rs Very :ruy, yours L w. UNDERWOOD.
HEAR THE PATIENT
H. c. Aver Lone-Dear SIR Feeling under Obligations 10
%: the of my health. send report OF my case
ygu liberty publish Tor The benefit OF others Las;
% bad Cold accompanied by cough and made
aay ueGicines with obtaining relief was Obliged give
equ,ny raised blood aud could sleep al night
aye e bottle OF your Cherry Pectora OF which
7saey commenced according directions have just pur
IT,. The aih Dot e and aearly sleep we'll,
ceased and all BY the use OF your valuable medicine
4. :. STONE, A. NJ,
Principal Mt. Hope Seminary
- and sold by j. c. AVER Practical Chemist, Low
nxpb t S4 aas %Assias 5SH
<.,,t,n. - II ,nron,hou, Sate lti-cw3m
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For Inc Enquirer.
TN TIE pEOpTE of IOJTISA

There to be public execution at your Court House on
the 10Th instant Ii you vice you will suffer none who
under your control 10 attend it. 1t you do suffer then
they will probably go home with their horror of the punish
essenei and their tendencies to crime Increased
nes: tire weproved effects OF witnessing the eXecu
tons OF criminals. II makes the gaows lose much Of It's
terror and crime lose much Of its ha'etulness.
Ii the cuprit dies gnme-ces triumphan-as lie 10 very
apt 10 do either o; urdlhDUd from nncy tal Heaven
has padyned hnicno.anl people, and especially negroes,
yew hnwi,h sort ofadmng envy and from tlalreng the
Transition easy Initiating him. There have been thousands
of striking proofs how much the sight Of hanging promotes
evy in peoples minds and avos the growth of vice and
c!:e An eminent physician of your county tells me that
lady his neinhbohud years ago. sent slaves OF hers
- see hanged in county, lsa whole
some lesson) and he them all returning home drunk
Let US, bcsccch you. keep people Al home!
ONE OF YOU.
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Summers maj. 70
For Senate: Saunders 1885, Douglass 1872 House Of Del
cgates: Segar 2i4; Booker l54.
tos closed, except at Warwick which will increase the
Whig vote 10 or Is.
BATH.
Genemcn below you have the result OF the election
al the Court House
ant G"vcTn"r Lrakc ST. Walls 7 For Attorney General
Boc"ck 65 Baxter TO- For Senaie Paxton dem ~ Mavs,
whig ST. For House Of Delegates: Carpenter dem. 90;
Danr0n whig 76.
The Democrats are beyond doubt successful in the cleo
tion o senator ami delegate 10 the lower House, from t,
1srcIs to which Bath is attached Bath, think has gone
democratic By small majority In the las, presidential
election she gave Taylor majority OF 81 1t will be
source OF pleasure TO the friends of Dr. rockenbrough IL
know that he in place to-day and voted the democratic
ticket SerndJo fden" should be his motto for he acts
up to You shall have full returns when they arrive from
the precincts
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RICHMOND ENGUIRER
rvpslsnsD p pA,Lr II riomas ASs sSN.w islroaln sn.
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.,vcn dollars per annuA and al the rate oil eight
sIDa sDa hrss , dollars Si SeSt ar SIX sGd a. S
Hs cellar @ IN The osice OF reunited by mall pos, paid;
AZ oa; !s h,. office may remvd per mall in good and
81 al he risk the Editors. lie postage Of al tst
b M ,rr,.,rs Tie postage oil single e:er is scarce.
,-s :ss :, s 1t is The accumulation n postage III
y e..S s,sh Spsra;ss as isiEs lax a0" s''''f
Many CNRl.REK:-for TEN lines or leSs nrst IL
- TIE and c.cry ,lcccedng Insertion, twenty-five Cents
s nc.k twice week, three times week, ih't!y
md IA, ceaiS ;,, a,,,r, cr ,,,r,v tros anI j.;
Aa21 ,r advertisements risnglh-exeept l r,
charged 100 dollars, (paper icuto
Er:hLl-Fol TEN lines, or less, first nsorlo
y - 49, n, zach t,!l lEuaicc 81 cents ,
; <:ancc he accompanied with the advance Pay
w .,f Z, grltrr:lcrs. - nsGre execution. ,.,. -
i,.aari.S and tributes Of respect exceeding s" 'e "
s r. Is al srItSrDie,1S .,..., ;.
49, and Marriages from country whenever III
= IikEuw. 10 US. mus; pe au'neltea'e .! '
x; W pos,n,as rr IN The ietnrlnod, or they VII III 'r
So Every nIcustrc. a has been taken TO ~'' n
- ,,gu,.zes has proved here;""r" unavnlmS We mIa
s. 49,, IN such case. upcn Tie communication Dels ccl
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70 he Editors Of The ENQUIRER.

To The Editors Of Ms Enquirer.
G. nrnrG-in Remarks in ycsie.IIy's Issue, IN my
brief tct graphic dispatch K. T. WDnai Esq OF Norfolk
you have c.t construction OF "U!ds in
fenced by me- whic beg the ocfry OF correcting in
your Columns. refer the wore! ''saun!nces III the
cncc. 'ic, Mr.. Summers, satisfied me- OF his OInGness.'
On this referring the letter had received This
letter made al Iec DOUBT sGundness OF NJ Summers"
Again, you say: "lt nI-!cd was :.e Rev. a..
Lee end, ac scse, wAg should Mr.. Lee Tccevcua
letter tenor, ,wh!c! caused doubt Mr. SUM-
cs soundaess? Tcsgfaphlc dispatches, in ordinary
necessarily b!i; and mere words substituted
sentences. A 5re. one, hastily w;l;ten may
be allowed 10 eSp!;in H.
l. By the word "soundness did no, intend 10 say thai:
OF interview with M. Suc.Gets, or al any
tine prcyo"<ls, mad d9~I!c4 s ,ourdn..s Wh,r an
admit sl"l have v"ie,: Tor Mr. Summers ii the inter.
view tat5n cc, 5ecanc believes ;.l sound as
WING, ani SAT. all questions .! STATE policy
2. Tine letter in question merely asserted That Mr. Sum-
opposed Southern Methodsm, and advised me-
not 10 vote for him As my wish see Scuthcn
Methodist but Nhig elected Governor OF Virginia. nG
assertion occasioned douLt of Mr. Summers .suun
ness in either respects and felt quite competent to ut.c
iur myself as ID the matter Of voting
s. Ii is due 10 Mr. Summers say that sought
tervie" win me, because he had heard through mrtua
Eiend mat had received letter the subject 1t
10 satisfy me OF his soundGess but
and what was written The conversation satisfied me
my correspondent mistaken.
Your courtesy, doubt not will admit this correction Of
orevy I" my teleg!a dispatch. And you will allow
10 sny, that while mpute blame you in the cunsruc
lon given to my words very much regret both the coca
sion ana the NECESSITY OF aanendng 10 an article
| Dec. 10, l65l Leroy NJ. LEE
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APPOINTMENT OF u. S. sENATOl

WAsHISGroN, DEC. IA dispatch from Jackson, Miss,
announces that Harris secession Whg has been appointed
U. s. Senator. The Legislature in about three weeks
TO elect Senator for the full tc and for the unexpsd
term Of Jefferson Davis, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12

county, and Watts whig 100 fnr l., Governor RI T
White, whig for Senator has III majority John Jam
ney, wh'g, ond DR.. Lcith dem. Messrs Darlington and
Ball. whigs, elected 10 the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12

the ts,, ,,C1'lRGINla-A, rules held in the Clerks
Day .oa. OF Chancery for tie county IIenrico
E!ward trustee for Franklin Blackburn John S IIea-
:" 'o''asre, and as such, assignee Of p. II. Fi,z-
!, ,:a!ts Plaintiff:
ob-c Of In. @ .ieis- Defendants.
and n Of the plaintiffs claims and affidavit having
ina the defendant above named is non.resi.
10 b the said defendant is notified to appear
W 'dcn III the Clerks Office Of the said Court on
% in niry next and do what is necessary protect
r. . A copy-Tes,s
P. ROBERTS, Clk
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>,asSisxysE YARD.

. - ?,ErEs >n Street Aaia Richlivnd, Va, Dealer
;,,i.r anil marble Monuments, Ionios
2,sccs every description Wall Plates Fronts
4 J., rarv,.s txecu.cGin the neates manner.
= ,r ~. c,.lr, with city reference promptya
ly. served his apprenticeship III one ol the largest
Nr. ic. City, amj having much experience IN the
, -, AIMS. n liza, all work executed AZ his shop WI! give
.j"sS. ''ss'' Anrt nr South DICT t-rlv
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JACOB FAITHFUL, in.
Eur thc EuCuirsr

| have article in your pager that created in my
mind surprisa-not only surprise but moicat'on--innt
Democratic tarycr Of this city should Recommend gentle
Tor tie Office Of clcrkshp Of the county Of u,nco,
without Knowing what The Wigs will do srelS clerks
and other officers bc elected by the people undo: The
ncw Constitution. There already several gentlemen
mentioned for the office, well qualified Tor i, ana VII
c:uc by slyrg that the cali upon Mr. Eil,t signed -
qualified under the Constitution 10 Notc 10 The
county Of Hrnrico and | ,iuk swift says ''tat a.
though advice is III: rice in the world will Oe par
dDnr by say ing 10 my fellow auyerS nc aut"r na c:cpl-
>
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SuIH1IItrs
For Lieutenant Guycrno--Wats 457; Lsakc il9. Ma
jorty for Watts 49,
For Attorney Genera-Baxer 45S, Bocock 4lG; Maori-
ty for Baxter H.
For Scnate.-Jones wv 442; Amber 3D. III; Fowler
246
For House of Delegates.-Payne 456; Gay All. MaJori
~ for Payne SO.
GREENE.
Gentlemen IL forward you the OF this county
Not full democratic vote out. Polls closed.
For Governor Johnson Ali; Summers 73. For lient.
Governors Lrakn 427; Walls So. For Attorney General
Bocock 424 Baxter Co.
For Legislature: Col S. T. Deane 1885, John 3. White
252. For Senate: Henry Shackeord, (no opposon) say
As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12

| PHILADELPHIA, DEC. l0.-The concert of Miss Hays
last night attended by large crowd VINO manies'eo
yrent delight and enthusiasm on the occasion.
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EOSSiiTu COuING SOIrTH

7
PHILADELPHIA, DEc S.-Ine committee appointed by the
city councils received dispatch tha! kossuth will visit
Philadelphia on Thursday, December l5th !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12

We inadvertently omitted the Of Gen. Millson in the
lis, of the Virginia members who voted for Mr. Linn BOYD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-Fluur has further Advanced
saes of 5000 obs brands having been made to-day al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12

BALTIMORE, DEC lU.-FL uR-500 bbls Howard
stree, Flour sold to-day a, S4 Grain steady The treason
trial in Philadelphia is still going and Mr. Read speaking
for the defence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12

- = "a.
Il All IN Tic foregoing decree are hereby notified
,a G w 20 aHs anu iitc. the therein
a. ''le enc OF "yn:laln Kemp; ESQ., near Gloucester
:: y" uss'ay the 3 day February 1852 at which
e! are required TO attend with the evidence requi.
% 49, NE as Cnnrnissioncr discharge said duty; and tho
sal" Richard Coke deceased hereby further spe.
H required. appear before at the place and on
E named" with the necessary evidence o establish their
."se according the terms Of the foregoing
of their as 20 not appear before me on tina, day with
Gloucester Va are ote excluded the benefit OF the decree
~. ss-cwSW WARNERT ZONES cnnn,r
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
MhoughtS,

IL Nothing is more despicable, or moro
miserable, than the old age of passionate
man. When the vigor ofyouth fails him, and
his amuscmcnts pail with frequent repetition,
his occasional rage sinks, by decay Of strength,
into peeyshnoss; that peevishness, for want of
novelty and varsity, becomes habitual the
world falls Off from around him; and he is left,
as Homer expresses it, to deyour his own heart
in solitude ard contempt. p"
The sweetest, the most clingng affection is
often shaken by the slightest breach of funkind-
ness, as the delicate rings and tendrils of the
vine, are agtatcd by the faintest air that blows
in summer. @z~ sEs4,s
Tie intellect was created not to receive pas
sigcly . few W os,is, dates, and facts, but to be
active for tge acquisition of truth. Accord
inalp. education should labor to inspire a'pro-
found lu.e Of truth, and to teach the processes
Of investigation. -..... .-..-r .-.
when ha9e al injury done me, never set
the beacon on fire. nor am | troubled: con-
slider who did IL, If my kinsnan, he did it ig-
n,ranIs, # lny friend, be did it against his
will. il my enemy, il IS nof'nore than expect
ed ne YET put far construction upon any
thnr that happens to me
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
Last Words of the Presidents.

When Washington was 6S years old, he
laid upon his dealI,-bed, and observed iAiy
breath cannot last long" And again "Doc.
tor, die hard, but am not afraid to 60 : | be-
Iieyed from my first attack, | should not sur.
vive it; my breath cannot last long" And so
he ceased to breathe.
More than quarter of a century elapsed
before a similar scene was witnessed. Then
on the same day, the jubilee of the nation,
Adams, at 90 years Of age: and Jefferson at
81, came down to their last hour: 81 resign
myself to my God," said Jefferson, and my
child TO my country" Soon after Adams ex-
claimed, independence foreverr' and all was
over. They, too, had ceased to breathe.
Five years after this, at IS years of age,
Madison ceased to breathe.
Nearly five years after this, at 68 years of
age, Harrison remarked: "Sir, ] wish you to
understand the true principles Of the Govern
ment; | wish them carried out; ask nothing
more" And he ceased to breathe.
-Four years after this, at IS years Of age,
Jackson observed in substance "My suffer-
ines, though great, are nothing in comparison
with those Of my dying Savior, through whose
death look for everlasting happiness" And
he ceased to breathe.
In less than three years after this, at 81
years Of ace, the second Adams declared :
This is the last of earth; | am content"
And he ceased to breathe.
In littre more than one year after this, at
SO years Of age. Polk bowed his head in bap-
tism, confessing his Savior And he ceased
to breathe.
The Iamentcd Taylor, at 65 years of age,
submitted to the solemn decree: 81 am ready
for the summons" sad he 81 have endeavored
to do my duty. | am sorry to leave my
friends" And he ceased to breathe.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

T. The Little Rock (Arkansas) Banner,
states that on the 9Th inst. a most desperate
attempt at assassination WAS made by B. F.
DanIcy, Sheriff Of the county, c. c. Danley'
Auditor of State, S. Borland, L. S. Senator,
and ore or two others, on Mr. Whitley, Editor
of that paper. The attack, it is said, was made
with clubs and pistols and Mr.. ". was severe
ly wounded by pistol ball. Z Mr.. Reardon
was also severely injured by Being knocked
down, The bystanicrs finally interlercd and
prevented the loss Of life
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
PIAQUEMINE* PARISH IBERVIIIE, La NOVEMBER l. l85
Effects cf Locofoco Free Trade.

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to mnasryn Sncrrcl ;n ,,'.I;n,r ,I, co,,,,
believe thar = ,noJ,rrd ,"r-n nr r, n Ir.nrH
y,n,I4 .ao1f.. (,,, r,r.. l,,,,,;,,, p.;,;
manufacturers viii, hrraJslrtf. and nrovi,;nns m
gnt nI .cI,,, 49,. r,;,,,I i,i 'l'.
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famine. ot ! !,;u.2 }>!~ IN. ,,:,,ri f,.,, tl,,
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i,nnnr,1 60. ana ,,,,,r. l',,, w., Lo,.o ov
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1rv y.i. fI,.;r own GRAIN a|.n--.yrija o,y r,an-
! ujarto les are ,iIr1t aod des4rIeI-gnd o.
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co,,n,,,, is oh tgat soos ne 4ro,, = crash SINH
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

LONG AND SHORT DAYs.-At Berlin and
London, the longest day has, sixteen hours and
a half; at Stockholm it has eighteen and half
hours; at Hamburg, seventeen hours, and the
shortest seven; at st. Petersburg, the longest
day has nineteen, and the shortest five hours;
at Tornea, in Finland, the longest day has
twenty one hours and a half at Wanderbus, in
Norway, the day lasts from the 2lst of May
TO the 22d of July; and at spitzbergen the
longest day is three months and half.