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NM EDICAL NOTICE--DR. LOCKWOOD, who
has obtained gsssts rsgssIes e Leays Ky many
TNGYPTIAN EYE RALsAM - III

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A suRvEYORB DEPARTMENT, cry HAIL. 4
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ENNHEPUBLIC are informed fhaf tha nfseau1 Il

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may be i, no cam o
removes - once the pain soreness - '' '
Wliiane, Hamilton county and civ e
pa To the conlnifv tIss ~
state that have troubled PILES for about
dlius ehich time have suffered bodily pain; lost
tnst time BY
qsd aears bat 70 worse Meanwhs
sss and finally urged mike DALLEYs
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boxes 81 this precious Ointment my Thae frcis
authentic ~ "
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usss and honcllaI hnuciio fePared
SiMlsS Drag Gni Chemical Sore,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

.u,nor, Of The Democratic nomination II s'anos ou =.
,he canvass proud trophy of the power OF the M
o,,,nz,,ou 10 subdue sectonalism in either emu =
cnr teracy TO its national ealty-oi It's power all
tho Union and The Constitution Of our iahe ont In
disafccon and every phase of dis!oyny. spec.
bold and gratifying contrast with the orani
,ace Of The great Wing party once rea statesmen
z,on which was built up by The aOofs =. AGAINST The
"anoh vine" W.. in me tolls Of conspiracy as"nss
ana p''.'os annhc and lending It's powerful a'u'c
peace O ~. ,-,ies OF the Constitution. a"e s'ea'
the d'ea'sS M Van Burcns return to the Democratic o.
presence is tho potency of that organization 10
gah,I" The wrc,chcd ,rap.work OF the wing p"''
' and the abjec subservicncy OF thelr cuu''u''
al bu, leach too plainly on the oher hahu' ''e u'e
,hec,v Of ha, party any lon-er to retain national o.
gnnization. ,,o,.,;o, e,or, Mr. Van
fe soil letter Of 1915. The letter is bad enough we
and we are eloced that its doctrines are al eas' 81
ned for The present. before the national Democrauc eso
,io,s which Mr. Van Buren, and every supporter oil zen
pierce pso co sustain But the letter has lis parallel as
the cade shall Judge; and NO trust that The WING VIII excuse
,no,;eon of the views Of the Southern candidate of
Norben votes and Of the quondam nominee OF the ice SOL
~ i,st whose sentiments il warns the South with Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

The candid citizen need be asked in the face of these
resolutions whether who supports those of the dem
ocratc party, not of necessity surrender the whole
ground Of ansavey agaon and whether he who accepts
the whg PLATFORM though he may not spit upon IL may no,
yet agate the slavery subject in every form and MANNER
that does touch the specific of the compromise
say nothing Of the clause allowing "furher legislation
these very "o guard against the abuse Of their
poers candid enquirer need be asked in the face
ohese Platforms whether northern refractory democrats
have surrendered the constitutions whether southern
wings have not been entrapped into alliance with men
who design agitae the slavery subject with undated
zeal and bitterness though they may spi upon the
emptible platform upon which they have mounted their
southern dupes TO deride them.
If il plain from The platforms Of the Conven
ons that southern wings have surrendered The Seward
domnatiop while northern democrats have surrendered
the constuonhe accepances of the respective candidates.
exhibits manly defiance of fanaticism side and
cripci me- warinCss of it. on the other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

Resolutions of The Baltimore
Wing Contention, June,
1852.
1.-The series Of acts of the
3lst Congress, commonly
known as the compromise OF
adjustment (the act for the
,aSu aury uiesceo IN by the
Wings OF the United States
as q tinal settlement in prin-
ciple and substance, of the
subjects to ,ehich they relate;
and. so far as these acts are
concerned. we will maintain
them, and insist upon their
strict enforcement, until time
and experience shall demon
strate the necessity OF fur.
Their legislation to guard
against evasion of the laws
on The one hand and the
abuse of their powers on the
other-not impairing their
present efficiency to carry out
the requirements of the con-
stitutiOn; and we deprecate
all further agitation Of tie
questions thus settled, as dan
serous 10 our peace, and will
discountenance all efforts to
continue or renew such ogi.
tation, whenever, wherever,
or however made; and we will
maintain this settlement as
essential TO the nationality
Of the Wing party and The
integrity Of The Union"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
::ifs!.y3a 5Ds !s.t:1.4,
p0KY or RICHMOND, AUGUSTUS. IS.

ARRIVED,
Steamer r .anoKr Parrish, New York.
S,,,mrr Eclyilric Clifford Baltimore.
Schr HaNall. Laytield, New York.
Schr I.un, H,al,. R"cSiand
Srhr YIN C"qIitt, Movie James tlvsr.
Sch, ~ \ Fcrsussyn North James River
Schr Augustus Rally, Parks, James River
Schr Ucray!u, Elicit James River.
SAILED,
BarGue Cora, Horton, Boston.
Schr ST Mary Lsmhkn, Nrw York
Srhr Mercy Ia, cr N.cScrsou. Boston.
Scnr Sarah Elizabeth English, Pnildelphia.
GACON-B Baltimore and Western Sides ii cents, {
S,a. II !. cts San:.icrs g! a 10; Hams liz 10 l3.
srarrr Cuy Smoked bun sides l0a. II cts
MoI ASSES. -SweetCuba 22A % cts. New Or.t
20 pts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

We ask the Enquirer inform its readers rhy IS ''a'
in ls4s Van Buren, used this language ana aaoea at
sf afterwards TO be nominated oy me rec
10 1ou on open act;ve partsan Of Gen. Pierce- fscnoao
Whig
This enquiry is made with all the emphasis of italics II
in the Whe's toddlng counterpart TO the pinchng cfuns
fact that Seward and the higher law ncendares OF the
North are supporters of Gen. Scott 1t Is part OF long,
rafting article attempting 10 show that zen fetce ees
De Leon is as bm full OF abolition the invention of Foss
and Foge and dictated by the same sor, OF candor when
charac,erizes lis argument upon that monsrous proposition
|, is part of grand flourish of umpes, intended TO con-
cea the absurdy of such conclusion as closes up the az
tce in question A. enquiry not put In the spirit
of candor we are liberty treat as deserves 10 DC
treated.
The answer however is simple and plain enough In our
case Mahomet the mountain In inc case u e
Whigs the mountain went 10 Mahomet zen. Fierce was
,be candidate of the Souh and Mr. Van Buren, surrendered
Gen Scott was the candidate OF the North 10 nominating
whom Seward ,riumphed. Ia Mr. Van Burens case II was
the rebel subdued and conquered In Sewads II was me
rsbel victorious and triumphant In Mr. Van Burens case
!, was the enemy Of the constitution returning 70
his national allegiance and feay. In Se~ards, y
was faction and sectionallsm tramPing ana spi'''"s
unon the constitution. Van Buren, had no voice IN
the Convention which nominated Gen. Pierce or in framing
the resolutions which the chart OF the Democac pa
Seward controlled the Convention which nominated zen
Scott and dictated the eVaslVe ieso'u'ion'i '! ' "
fortune is steered the campaign AS consequence We
have on the Democratic de candidate thoroughly accep
BILE TO the South and platform boldly, thoroughly anu u
oni,ocay covering the ground Of sasery whe on
the Wbp side they have candidate only acceptable 10 Tue
North and resolutions admitting in their terms any SOFT anu
dpee Of agitation that touch the specific measures
of the compromise Lei candid man compare Inc re
soutions side by sdethe set nice guarded sophis
cal Ia their terms expery emitting the word saVey' lie
other broad clear unequvoca in their hostility 10 eve
~ snecjes and degree of slave agitation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGHT.
The Democrats of this city are requested TO meet at the
Up,yersais, Church, on Mayo street, FRIDAY EVENING
ne, 27tb inst at o'clock full attendance OF the party
. reope,tsd BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
OF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
Fan Rurcn's latter TO SAINT
HnterhuLn dc.

I-un Burcn's letter TO SAINT.
Waterbu,y, dc.
While the candidate oil my
friends for the Presidency, l
distinctly announced my
opinion in favor Of the power
oil Congress 10 abolish slave
ry in the District of Colum-
bia-although | was, for rca-
sons which were then and are
still very satisfactory 10 my
mind, very decide ily opposed
to its exercise there. The
question OF power is certain
] ly as clear in respect 10 th'
territories as il is in regard Il
| the District; and as 10 th'
] territories my opinion wa:
! also made known in n sill
more solemn form, by giVln!
tie Executive approval re
quired by the Constitution t.
the bill for The organization
of the Territorial Government
i of Iowa, which prohibited TIT
introduction Of slavery Int
| the Territory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

Resolutions Of the Baltimore
Democratic Contention,
june, 1852.
THAT Congress has nc
power under The Constitution
TO interfere with or control
the domestic institutions OF
appertaining to their own af-
fairs. not prohibited by the
Constitution; that all efforts
of the Abolitlonists or others,
made 10 induce Congress 10
interfere ,rih questions Of
SLAVERY, or TO take incipicnt
steps in relation thereto, are
calculated 10 lead ~ the most
alarming and dangerous con-
sequences; and that all such
efforts have an inevitable
tendency to diminish the
happiness Of the people, and
endanger the stability and
permanency of the Union,
and ought not to be counte.
nanced by any friend of our
political institutions.
Resolved, That the fore
going proposition corsrs, and
1ros intended TO embrace, the
WHOLE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY
AGITATION IN Congress; and
therefore the democratic
party Of the Union, standing
upon this national platform,
will abide by and adhere 10 q
faithful execution Of The acts
known as the Compromise
measures, settled by the last
Congress-the act for the re
claiming Of fugi,ives from
service or labor included
which oct, being designed 10
carry out an express provi-
sion of the Constitution, can
not, with fidelity thereto, be
repealed or 30 changed as TO
destroy or impair its efh-
cheney.
Resolved, That the De.
mocratic party 1oai resist all
attempts at renelring, IN Con-
gress OR OUT OF IT, the agitd-
ZION Of THE SLAVERY oUEs-
TON, under ,ohoterer shape
or color the attempt may be
made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

WEBSTER MEETING AT FANEUII, p.11
BosroN, AUa. 22.-The call for grand Webster demon
straon at Faneu Hail. nominate electoral ticke hn
received the signatures Of 1000 OF our citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
1,.---.,.s,on In Aceomne, W. ~,
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST RI 1852.

uIO NORTH NO SOUTH. NO EAST. NO MESi,S OF
THE PROSTITUTION BUT A SACRED NTrh TiiE COM.
THE COMMON BOND AND TRUE DEVOTION ~ "
MON BROTHERlOOD"-Ffu franklin Pierce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

K. Il. u.
!Ss3AsT'E sf&?fST Il &4isE
Wi! stop III "rmenns Pains viii aay the
lamps ' > '' IS FEW MISTTES ,' 'O'' '''''' o'
most o 81 gsaisn Nsnss ra Hn /, ,'
ncs Chl Fever LUmbaso lu,. pafss Bruises Spinal Com
plants Aga" Cake itch in he Back
hourly thousands al DarrGa, Dysenery. Sick lie" lc'
Tic D"e,sanI Sour Stomach Bad Be"t SICK stomach Cho.
eo1,, rishne.s ches,. llionsoe.s:
II ant? thousands excruanr Pam
in lew monentsplGs the Back. Pains he shoulders
nthe Muscle rans the J!ns Pains around the Heat
Face. the Feet the stomach; Neurasc Pains
"' "' nsanais pa', STATE Fam syP,e Pans ,%
Back Acne Fac Ache E. Aes ro"h Aee and srna Com
cRIpPLEs, LEAP FOR JoY!!
The Cripple. and Bed Ridden instantly relieved by The n K.
Every Jay harccases where the Cpae and stuff Ioe hobb
thcf way 10 our Laboratory receive soothing influence,
walk away Feo"g y" the fuIsk anG Ihde" cc'cy"i H. ID X
we guarantee a, ia nins y.nne out Of one hundred Rad
way'Rsaiy Relief viii do al tina; here -,own One wi,
Prove IN The app progress
OF diseased acton, ana Instantly aI4ys irritation.
X i sod Tor . sSn,< r,r e%s 30 'n' per bottle
Each bottle hc
RAILWAY CO. label. and the blown in the
4 = 2E sHA ' 81 P9vE nh G9
snl by Ducslss IN the STATE generally Extraordinarily
FaLL TRADE, 1852:
Importers and Jobbers OF Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
RE o"'. seeis M! M have IN store by 1t o. september
's ' FAIL All u" And asI %iS7 ITs' p :; GOODS
Purchased with senior partners all 81 which
." @ .Tace 20, casI' Of upon Tue u.ua tine The!
als IN, ma nars s ' country "F''s 0 Aug a s'
.,.sr BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY.
Z cST received, The annexed publications
S Sy R 5 Of bIpn Reviewed in relation 10 the Christian
Christ sta an psiy rreasufy By E6e"s1er Temple
wreath Around ,hc Cross by Rev NJ, a. Brown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

PIrRcE's ACCEPTANCE.
VI accept the nomina-
tion upon the platform
adopted by the convention.
not because this i. expected
of me as a candidate, but he
cause the principles it EN-.
braces command The uppro-
baton Of my judgment; and
with them l bclieve | can
safely say there has been no
word nor act Of my life 10
conflict"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

VA HEaT WASTED.-l0GD00 bushels prime Wheat wan;
ed al market rates Tor cash. deliverable the James aht
York Riser5 and .heir tributaries THOS. BRANCH
Aug 23-dAc2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

The DUTCH HAVE TAKEN HOLLAND-It turns
gu, .a Thomas Fl. Clay, Wing and of the late Hon
.ieny oa! WIN support Gen. Scott So pleased are the
Sco. papers ~hen they find Whe who will support
Scout that ey parade as victory. The Herald of this
morning puoshes i Cays letter with considerable cxu
ation After unparalleled exetons the Dutch have taken
possession OF Holland and Paris is in the hands of he
French.- Wilmington IN CO. Journal 80 "N"N' = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
,-y,xtI,,r THE SOVA-SCOTIANs THINK
- 49, .,ioum. l. co,,r, lrJl the liaiX sun, So,

- ,,,,r T;,E SoyA-sCorIANs THINK
- Inc following copied r'm the Iii'''X sun 81.
Isis.
We have sever had any great , G'nI ,II
ar" called nat a. S wnlch from tir br,rf.l.
"rS' ~ tave lea! TO The many puhli-hei &,
m M m 'nsr hsiI IS, have now cas
Renee tor Ieis,h 81 ue We sur'ed rom "
90 caush, the carly part OF the rtS" our os'.= W.
an. more M s',y IMAM an, I"E We , ar "
r,5 Ina, , en- Tg ,n , n lad r u.s. A~te Agent The pm
Of i, y.tsnc medicine IN this Cry We mention IN
Of what " IF;, =" ,' T a Mercantile I"nril
TAI eiici m'"s from r%4,s s[ sou'is ana r1
pubic with t"fsmes ~ :. 'I ,,S. T%r . raI II" e>
in'c Case vi @ r. yy n,rI of the county plcu,,
the ,iiie and Northern s",rs , sr%"s ~
ana hie's M "H Cons- Affections Of the Chest p
. .,,s = fIr ,,,,I as -
~ rYE sS washington s,r"c, Boston. aud by his.
AGENTS throughout the country :, . ~,
dollar i"i per ti bottle bottles tIse o!afs
For sas BY GAY NnK nSr an" AVE A
,-,.- So 49,.
tANiR. ST. D." p.', 'S 81 'eS'' o''"' novEA -
sELACIk VIM; DOrTLES.-o la hpers 81 w ne D.
~ t'r sale BY lhHt ~ DIV Z -
,hLTP t.TR - kegs pale satpetie iSEc a. cs-
so.p-i saze5. assorted sizes. tor sale D.
~ Aus Il po'E& CO
seh 49, n - rn,,Irr w,,es Surica ln.irunt
a ds iI 'T -, ' Tsur 2il pOvEA 60
- w - : :, - - - u ~ ,t,,.o1 NcI !,
a3uKE HED LEAD" SS h,1 "' r"'' u,,yr a.
: I"I H"'s"! -. -, :, ;, :.
a = i': y '''ss '"' .''' :, - DoyE&r
sS,r Fhi.o Io'i D. az -, ,.', ,,,,"nrt " -
. Dressing ComoS Of most elegant p'''e'" DOVE, CO
,,.oE cen TO;.s..iEs Gun Elastic Tor sayc %.
a., ~ = uu"I 90
Nas = ,;,- .5,;7---
LA $50 ~ rrs,d so'' . '''s
AI, = ~ - = -
Il ANDhih f'.-Ls-'o gross ''eSh Tor s4 AN - =,
:. Yiil.s CHERRY PECpOItAI-. sr,,- 49, ;, =
q AM, :, pu,r r.. e.
= - . - = : . =
so'hS MO SIAiloAEisf we are n'" t''sHi
1 on" f% SS[k Tn'e la @r ,&S,, %!:H ' Ss s
w S ' n'F. :" :, com, ~" S'|N -, 80 tH '' 4
school o'S puchrsc,! ~l Great rair in The rnlIn , ~
York am! R,sa M..rr. NJ -ur, trr,a ~ wi r,y I'M p6r
best possible lrIucc.re.t, to purchase IN Rcsn.,ni
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4 ~ , ".NnS ~ e. We nave ''' L'' - :.
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4 ISCHBUkG COUPON BOSDS.-sIuHH. g I.
anHyr B9aG' GnI"t,ct by ~" Firsm'a and re'ns' X.
Richmond any n desired For ur,hec ialorna,ton
,. & " Purcell
Sts-Wc iaEr Ia core ""e nnd ed HnArn tcst ds ia. !.
rh"sd-"n' We "cr "r sale at he Io"es' Ga''"
prize, ttii and "Namileht
Aug u ANDREW JOHNSTON & co II, MaiH Sns,'
4 i,CMp. hin puttp-. fII,..e a
u tow BY AXDRI.v It,IINST0, 4 co
hn!.i SIN Of Cros. cmt saw. =. Nam sur
a,s'nen i,li Metal Rr.s nni p"rcpan rresrry.g
% caI ~ ,y ,,sr mi - ~ WI
Aug q s,cr OF Cross o., saw - Main sac.
saAA NGIli,s 0Er,iIh:-R. FRANCE & CO.. So
For th' daEc .hC M 7arI 500 $50 22 i0oi -
&c - Nos {. drawn. 1iak.t~ 81
Also III. Dollar Lottery Capin.. 5000 20 Of 600 sc
Drawn Nos. 81 Grarl "a. ,i,larra Gas, n
J" - Il - - "a 10 IL - ~ ?,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

:, VOW .;rS,rATe RETWEES EXTENDING THE Pc,
ROD OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NATUKALTTnEEioaC TS OF
YEARS, AND Total KErEAt, V of s,tvD IVCLLNES TO
THE LATTER-IScorr IL 1914. ). II;
The above sentiment is Gen ScoTrs we haTG I y psu
own ha nd wiring his signa!ure-td Fh'm"sqfe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
I.lxn .nIs S,r.E

"a i'll be sold auction: Wares ravcn. IN the county u
W Hanover Thursday. the &3rl day OF September
aIr II not r air day about 2j Of land, belonging
the " III" laic Cot WIN Sidrke. and of
tnd Which l.. resided the hs death The land
lu>t. wood ~ II well mhcrcd %t oak. h"k ~? and
pune - original growth and ie the r,dt nm Richmond
the Old Church Tavern |! m'Ics he ,
miles Ion the it"r place and about ~ miles Hanover
Town Gins land oilers Inducements timber Sill. vii!
take place Al Wares Tavern at O'Clock FERNS made known
At sale. TTiOS. j STARkE.
i. H. SrARKE.
r. Il STARkE.
NJ r.. S:AEkE.
ai-rth4 j. STARkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

The candidate yields to tho nvicons Of his con-
accepts the resolutions which ress all
ny agitation under whatever shape COLOR because he
proves he and every of his life has been In
with them The other yields the demands of the occa
son and accepts the nomination Of the fee-soil wing
his pay-wi,h the tub they threw the whale at the
South-"with the resolutions annexed"
There in the ais Of politics. complete
discontinue and surrender than that of Wing party be
fore the Generaship Of Seward there never was
absolute dctaton of terms by victor vanqushed
obsequious laying down of arms than is presented Mr.
Van Buens abandonment, of the freeso organization for
the support of the national candidate upon the national plat,
form
We have no disposition TO explain away Mr. Van Burens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

4 DESIRE sc The Farm which
CarnS Creek miles
Sirnss about $50 Acres The buildings the land
valuable IGrrc tine % c!ard oG the premises Abont
"G"tii NJ iin! - cleared lc balance finely unL.red GA
Slu4 AluM SrRNH has
IS discovered land, which good
aum Sfnnt LarTcn Er.eE r"u. thu entire lrn the
land
Those living the wi! s w the land 10 wishing
10
Aug Il cji NANCY DOI.LARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

We received yesterday the fret number Of very pa
per published daily in Sacunnah-entiled TuR SAvASSAH
COURIER. Mr. ). 4. Chapman, mcn,5e. of the
press is the Editor and Proprietor 1t s intended principal
y business and commercial paper We perceive also
that Mr. e. E. OSuvan of Charleston has an interest in it,
We wish prosperity to The undertaking.