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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
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Which as H' m Of their 81 at night will find by taking
RoNCilrlS irritation Of the throat and upper peOn ol e
aad consequently refreshing res, Great relief from snsrns
BY tis !lvarabe remedy.
From :. eject these find themselves IN.
Wiling 6ore:" when ths necessity for iae ceased.
From em:nen; Physicians in ,., -,
haze given your Cherry trial in our
I!acce sur1ass every other remedy We have Tor cur
"S Aeei'oas Of the respiratory orssn.. mrvrp HAMPTON
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SpEAKERS, this remedy is nvn
nab he and lungs when taken IN small
Quantities all few hours and ~ondefiuy
ASTHMA generally much relieved and often wholly cured 6y
Cherry pectora but there obstinate as 10 yeu
entirely medicine Cherry Peeora will them, II they
lungs be cured by taking Cherry rscora small and frequent
doses The uncomfortable oppression relieved.
Cherry Pectora cases OF Asthma and
Boncnis leads me t" believe fail dis
FOR cRouP-Gye an smsic Of snilmOn!, followed by
'.sea viii cure
wHooPNG COUGH may be broken up and by
Of Cherry Pecoral.
THE INFLUENZA ia speedily removed by this remedy
rCu' instances have been noticed where whole families were
ed from while their neighbors without
Ghry peetora were suffering from ihr disease
Bnw.on College
have found the Cherry Pecoral ingredients show pow
su remedy Tor cOd and coughs ,nd g onIty %
RsrSsvlcr, Me-, Feb 1852.
Doc. Ayer-l inform you of the truly rkab
Gs, GSs was ACCOM- S Of
iu Whoopng Cough Dr. Means OF bes
physicians considers the best remedy w hav
m pulmonary and that he has cured more cases oil Cou
with than an other medicine he administered
" Clergyman OF the Baptist Church that during the run
autna this he has from your medicine
Souit scarcely have believed WITHOUT sceing
Yours respectfully, J. d SINCLAIR, Deputy Postmaster
DIR. VALENTINE MOTT,
le widely celebrated Professor Of the Medical college
. New YORK City,
gYs pleasure the value and efficacy OF aver
IherH Pecoa which consider peculiarly adapted dsea
g, ,H the Thrvat ard Lungs"
Hes Of diseases uron The Lungs have been effected
e'y Pecoa such the belief that
has length been found that be depended III
Cous Colds and Consumption which carry from midst thou
every II is indeed medicine which the afflicted
seVesofu
Prepared and sold by j. c. AVER PRACTICABLE Ansy,ics
Lowell Massachusetts, and sold wholesale and retail
SST1Snnmond by PURCELL, LADD CO.. and PEYToN JOHN
'tnN and by the Druggists retail throughouttheS State
July l6-ew3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

GEN. SCOTT WON'T HAVE HIS ARM AMPG IA ED.
Senator Wade of Ohio, in answer TO letter aaa eSu -
him bv gentleman Norfolk, Va replied tna' zen >c"t'
never made use of the hs presence ahhco %
him about suffering his right nrm TO be cut OH orors nc
would lend it support of savcry Inc editor OF ',e
Southern Argus not satisfied WIN ns G'scn IT, h;b
said 10 contain the paragraph in question Senator
Wade replied ha, he had copy but tha ne would pro-
and send It 10 him. assuring the editor al The same
I'm, ,h, 1, contained nothing offensive either to the Norm
or ihc south This was than month ago. on as ye
Mr. Wade has favored the editor with he e'
, +, ths.s tricky tinee nothing short Of ihe pT"dnchoh
r ,hc .,ter will answer and il il is rot produced 'he pSo
lie will have right believe hat If General Sc" dla not
make use of the rery language imputed him. he ao al eIs
vaa hostile TO the institution of slavery, and nnough lie
h NOT have ,ad iha, he would lay down his e to pre-
ven, the extension ofsavery il is certain that
shsr submit 10 ampuirion of The arm tan lend It 10 tne
support of slavery The promised letter ought 10 DC pro-
uuceu ""1 "'9 - rdhrandrid Age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

THE WHEELING AND BRIDGEPORT BRIDGES
ESTABLISHED AS POST ROADS.-The following are
the two sections of the Post Office bill passed by Congrea
declaring the Wheeling and Bridgeport hrdged TO be post
roads:
And bc II further enacted That the bridges ncrs ,he ONO
river Wheeling IN Tho State u" Na and nj bfscF"rI IN
.he State of Ohin abuttng Zane Island IN sai ''cr
ire hcrchy declared be lawful structures in their peeent o-
siriop and c!evdon and shall 70 held and taken To nc
thing in any law laws OF the United States TO the con-
,rary not wthstandng
And h II further enacted That said bridges de-
cared 10 and established post ro1ds or inc 1nsh@e
he mas nt the United Stacs and that the Wheeling ana
an ,hrir sot Bridges cr present site and elevations
md the officers and Of all vessels and bohls navigating
d river are required regulate tho n' o iheir Saa Ves
ses und boats and n any pipes or chimneys belonging
thereto interfere with the elevation hna con-
strucon Of said bridges
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

DIED.
DIED a. his residence in the county OF Southampton on the
nf husn.t last rOBERT RIDLEY. Esq. TIE Er
lovely drVpei "",
ui rafr
aud Pc ''''
een Called awav aud The midst q" HI n"'u
rich collation. TO hi ri"t- I" believe ma
the will ni his finh ~ m" mum
,ln h,r Grn hope which the rhnHidn auh alone rang,Fr
Mr. Ridley eened hlt native cnuhy N ~"
hi !i-trct in the Senate ~ WshH ah
cIn.eI hi. public OF the late In'"h h"
Cons Iufnn w.. wa iroW cary h',o "" GU
r.. in IN. praccs Of w suhs! abuny and "u res
In ~ ns rnpic. h- maze 'r"rs
csabIh"d high reputation ir tuclT
md talent he 'nee"sina cnnt"co o h w
confds thsr IN k.r;igg own ctal"u "HR
n The duties ol domestic s :" %
employment, Esteemed "nd henr$
bv nnse no, r., lived with large Capacity for rnsc
and nv con.tusncy ready i wst"
40 directed h. u rvot ng n.rh 4" s Ih
"a nrv,Tr citizen and father His "t h-
deep wide spread grief Nav He VIII IN nj
noyisnre thi, r ..ing bereavement ai'n r ~"
holy onsosn aud nsrcfuiy bmd tie "yuI'' 'ne
hearted
DIED ard Queen NotrHy ne ss W Ma
ELIZABETH lnut dsugher Of Jos,Ph J. and 'o !s'' ai
EuEsh, aged 1mun,hs
Dvn N ah.,nars couiy Saturday morning last ET Ekl
WATSON, infant son OF Johh u '"" L'' . H'"'i " ~ 80
eight mouhs and eight days.
NJ, :, II. morning 4,h OF August at We,..rl'e N
~, romnty ANNIE ri RSsR infant aughief OF WI han ~
90 w.. PAGE. four mon hs AID i"ys
us..res was Thy bark launched abroad on tts ocean
r.. .,.v ,rwas n,oor-d .on rus dear b east
,rbar. .hesred ha and from irs Wild commot7n.
Securely forever thy spirit rhs! rest"
= sA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
SITUATION WANTE D.

SITUATION Teacher wanted by yoursat athy ~"o W.!
"A graduate Of the frs S-mlnaIle' a. IN" N a'us
r., Of August next Will give satisfactory reierrhcrs VIII" et
10 Qualifications teach the English STUDIES INC "i ne -
branches: also Music French German and tr'a !" "
branches tau ht in public nstu avl been '' e we
cia tuition of one Of The most accomplished Professors "i rs
.uainnenta qualifications teacher Ia mat h's'
complainant ,..L. p;.h,,ool r, on, or r,ch.
mood Va Smith. Principal Of Burlington femas sema.
pmrneton W: A. II. Allen Washington d. c G,co.y'
aIIentowo Pa Hon r A. Tounson ksenvi'ls; - w y"
brigham. CliutoAville, N Y Hos-~"f--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

JiilTlS. GROUP. ASTHMA. WliOOl
AND CONSUMPTION.
VHO CURE a COLD. WITH A
HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
TIE BODY. Ia se the Cherry Pccioral on 30.
ne - bel. and wrap up warm. TO sweat during
II" ilgh.
For GOLD AND COUGH. take i; morn.
H.: rgnG and evening, according 10 directions
." n" bottle. ard the difficulty will coon be
reincvei. None wilt long sai!er from this irou.
Die when they ind II can be so readily cured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

SAuoERTEs Sept. 4The slramhna Reindeer, bnr.' her
boiler to-day, noon while al the Bristol landing, liudcn
River Seven passengers killed Instantly iw" q" 4irc
were blown overheard drowned, riy aclv sc1d
ed and many others partially injured. ln hc " "i Ih-
wounded find the names of Mr.. Hugh klcch h's
daughters Misses Andrews, Mr. VIM n. Smell, nnd Mir Tho
! Barnes uhc laripr Stree dcadl-ui Rirhmnnt Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
JOHN NJ. LATHAM,


WAsHNaroN CITY ID. C.
PRACTICES inthe several Courts the District Columbia
Any pertinent TO his profession which be
Viii meet with prompt attention. Hereers to
M-ssrs SsLDIN, WirHRRs & Co.,
Gen JSo. VI. McCALLA, Washington d. c.
JAMES J MILLER, Esq.
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Nj 4 ARBLE ARD.

souN i ROGERS, ain Richmond Va DeaIe
y csya. Italian ana American Marble Monuments, Tomb.
Maar!peces ocScry description Wall Plates Fronts
< .
Ans .r-R In Carving executeGn the neaestmanncr
oder the with reference promptly attended
served his apprenticeship in Of the largest
New York City, and having much experience the
himself that all work cxccuteat his Shop will
nI"< 81:
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ropr S.er 4-The steamer Atlantic, for Liver
NhM d NAV with $40 600 in specie, and 81 passen-
soo Jansen bearer of dispatches TO the Prusslan
l;oysrnmsnt goes out In her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

We met with pen1lrmn Yesterday who was lnmcdIa'e
v from the Roanoke country and be represents inc ee
in the river as being very disastrous TO the crops ne
] @ IF snyersI n,sniers were mentioned who had every
pospect OF making their thousand barrels oul
the damage 10 their crops that they would not lenz' ny
The corn in the high ground very promising anu u
NO. tho errcssiye ains fortunately the large estate OF
wessrs Johnson & Devereux escaped all damage ir"n ins
ise Of the waters in consequence Of the pToecu
nv The dikes.-[ Norfolk argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

The Wings and Chippewa Club paraded on FRIDAY n'eh'
us with their second handed trnnspacncies &C. 10 mako
against Manchester They brought on hne
shower of rain of course; although the nigh. at frat pro-
maed 10 be beautiful and serene.
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MA IkISIED.
nIL'D.

MARRIED at Meadow Hill. Sept . by Rv "
r unner, Mr THOMAS NJ MILLS o Lonna, 10 h'sNlh ,
GRAVES, rausher Of the late ] aac Graves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

If we are to Judge by the Loco papers-the Brsaoc zen
eral from New Hampshire is 10 be run as an ouaeeous
chamnon of the Catholics, If not better Cathnc uah
The Pope II they make this the issnc we nTe very u
cidedy Protestant shall feel compelled 10 whhoiu ou'
support from Gen. Pierce
The whig party raiscd the issue They hoped 10 oiae'
Con Scots co,nbusbe indignation against foreigners oS
tbo proposterous story of Gen. Perces bgotry to"ats
Catholics They made shameful, moying failure o' It,
The Islander soon returned plague ts inventors Inc scc
whose votes they 80 diaInQenuousy courcd rejected ef
oyerures with scorn. They inconlinently doll the sym
na,hy for Cahocs-faco about to the opposite
suue their railing ''superannuated popss and caran"s
and mrs very decidedly Protestant" The Richmond Hn's
makes open profession OF religion. We'll,
while the lamp holds burn,
The vss sinner may return.
In the Richmond Republican of Saturday last we nha e
following:
GENERAL SoorY-The Enquirer OF yesterday. unnei
70 show that Gen. Scott is capricious "niHs'ea a,.
SELL wiled that the country would not be suPfseu u" "'
anc he might perform. II Gays: ,o,,a of sncb
'Therc is nothing preposteous to oe penea'e ~
man. Louis Napoleon does not astonish Inc worn =. m
emery of his policy more than General Scott capao
doing by the supea,ive absurdily of his public conuuc
would be as likely 10 the WhIg party pe men ou.
the government as maintain confidential relations wiz
them" ;,,i, Iha,
Scos administration will be inevitably and entirely unue
the control of VIM. Fl. Seward7
So, VIM H. Seward and the Wing party are admitted i
he one and the same thing-as much 30 ns the heh r
! and his Hock
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DAVID EUNSTEN,


WILL ,racce the Courts of Alexandria Fairfax FauQus
w lie will also attend the Of Claims
..a Government. Office King
A PHI, IN The building occupied by tie Manassas Gap Raj
k,; Company.
IA I5--c6m
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SALE OF NEW COTTON.
O,sans. new crop Cotton at l2I per To-
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 0, 1852.
Editorial Correspondence.
I.n..a Ia.. N..,. N 1

The following letter, il will be seen, has been tim
the road
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ybis and Lyncbburg papers reqncs's1 TO copy
MRS. j. w. PEGRA!

CORNER or FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS.
VKTIL her family Young !ades wishing :" ah 'r"
w in Richmond the let OF October until the LIST OF u
Her equally the schools OF Mr. Mac ara
Mr. Hnqe.
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ArEn.S cuERRY pEcTORAL.


'OR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. li0ARSENESS BRON
JiITIS GROUP ASTHMA. WIIOOPlNG COUGH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

DUNAWAl Tuckahoe Goochand county upwards of l2
IL months a;n. negro named WALLACE SMITH. lie is
OF tall and sm and OF dark brown
small head large and hesi
merry ey W. W. Kemp ESQ., oil Gloucester county. and has
seen doubt lurking about that sd
l coun The above reward vii be paid his apprehension
~ delivery a; Tuckahoe Richmond.
2sl-c,f JOSEPH ALLEN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF
WASHINGTON. Hts

1t has been proposed by the Washington
Monument Association, that a box be in readi
ness At every place Of voting in the United
States, at the approaching election with the in
scription, IA DIME TO THE MEMORY
OF WASHiNGTON.'' II is estimated tina,
should each voter contribute his dime, suffi.
eient fund would be produced, to complete this
gigantic structure. This is a very small contri
button 10 each one, while in the aggregate il
will produce fund which will accomplish one ot
the most magnificent works ofthc age This mon
ument il to commemorate the deeds 4 services, the
patriotism and sacrifices, Of one Of the greatest
and purest men upon the worlds record. Geo.
Washington, the father Of American lndepen.
dence, should be imbalmed in the heart Of
every citizen Of the Republic.
A communication will be found in another
column upon this subject, which is worthy Of
perusal and we trust the advice Of our cores
pondent will be needed. aad
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03


We commence the publication to-day, Of the
testimony IN the case Of the Gardiner fraud
one Of the most notorious and bare faced swim
dies, that ever disgraced the annals Of a country
The reader, in perusing this testimony, will b.
astcunded and overwhelmed with surprise and
indignation, that men, selected as guardians Of
the public Treasury, should SO readily become
either the dupes, or voluntary abettors in such
potent and perfdious scheme Of public robbie.
~ and plumber.
We question whether the records oftlle Mexi.
can government where their military leaders
get up revolution for the purpose Of admins.
tering upon every mans estate-where they
live BY piunder, and lrgalize it-can present any
such case Of down right robbery, without the
feeblest ray Of evidence upon which 10 found a
claim for damages. - is presented in this case.
What viii become Of our country, IL this til ing
is allowed to 60 ONT it is not speedily check.
ed? It will become the theatre for the most 81.
gantic schemes Of fraud, corruption and public
plumber, that ever preyed upon the substance OF
nation. It mast be checked. The people
must march to Tie rescue
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
Alta y,srA. Iowa Oct. 30, so.

ALTA VISTA, IOWA OCt. OU, OSs
GkxrLEMES:-I thanx ysu tor the editorial
in the Exprcss Of the 9th inst, denying the
truth Of the statements made by the editor oil
the Galsna Jeffersonian, relative to my supposed
opposition to the election Of the Hon. Thomp.
son Campbell to Congress from that district.
think Hon. T. Campbell pursued an ungcn
rrous course towards my colleague, and myself
and particularly with reference TO the Railroad
Bills and TO our llarbor and the Rapids i'm
provemsnts. But Mr. Washburn, his opponen
was at Washington during the past session o
Congress and approved OF the course pursue.
by Mr. Campbell. MIR. Campbell is the nomi
nee of the democratic convention, and if I wa
a citizen of his district, would use every hon
orab.e means to secure his re election belle vim.
now as always have, that very true democra
will heartily support the nominees-one and al
Of his Pariy-wheiher they be his persona
friend., or bitter enemies, in preference to al
other candidates, whether Of the Wing, Adolf
ton or any other party. Respectfully, &c.
GEO w. JONES
Ed 5 OF THE EXPRESS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
JUVENILE ELOOUENCE

The following speech was delivered by Mas.
ter Charles A. Suydam lad twelve years OF
age, at a juvenile Democratic pole raising, in
Lancaster:
My Fellow Dcmncra!s-We have assembled
for glorious cause to night We consider those
notices upon the flag and the pole good notices
and appropriate. The young Democracy never
surrenders. Blu. mind, my fellow Democrats,
held fast to your principles. and do not change
about "wi,L every wind Of doctrine" If: when
we are men, Wing should dare to offer us
money for our votes, let us spara him from US
with bathing and CONTEMPT When election day
arrives Gen. Scott will find that he Is engaged in
an other war-but the weapons used i'll be made
of paper. And instead Remembering f.e in
the rear, he will catch it in front. My friends,
you all know that am not man and, Of course
cannot be expected to make much of a speech
| am done
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
October goth 1859.

III Fired. Emmons" the Butf,I s:wag,'
has renowned Whggery. Fred says his reas
on for SO doing is that he has worked hard fol
the party for twenty years, and all he ever 60,
for it was the -inafmatory rheumatism Chica-
go Press.
Fred il no ordinary acquisition, which our
friend Charley will be willing to attest to-
Fred may be thankful that an extraordinary con
s.ituiion, has protected one, who has been Sc
long, faithful and active wing, from any worse
calamity, tla1 icfamatory rheumatism. T,
have subsisted upon whiggery in every variety
ofform, SO long as he has, and come off as well
should ever be deeply thankful.
We know Fred, and we know him to be all
sorts Of a team in political canvass.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
The Pronig.cy OF the WING Press.

The Pronigacy Of the Whig Press.
We gu s,ion whether there ever was time
in the history Of this country, when the whig
press was so inscriptions in it. efforts to pro-
mote the election If its candidate, as in the
present canvass. Not only have the mes, ex-
travagant and erroneous laudations been show
cred upon their candidate, mistfying and de-
basing, in place of ru'hfully porrayins and
elcvating his character-not only have the mos!
vile and outrageous calumnies been heapcd up
on Gen. Pierce, accusing him Of every thing
but petty larceny and murder--but q deeply
lsved and mssscrly executed scheme has been
organized, TO be,ray large denomination Of
christians, into the prostitution Of their regi,u
faith, BY appropriatins it to party and election
eering purposes. Every appliance which human
ingenuity could master, has been resortcd to in
this canvass, to control and throw the catholic
vote Of the country for Scott. Set. has been
claimed a. catholic, and Pierce as bisot and
persecsior of catholics-letters and speeches
from Gen. Pierce, have been forged TO convict
him Of enmity to the Catholics--false records
and afidavits have been introduced to fasten this
purpose Of securing the election Of their favor
lie to the Presidency.
utthank God the imposition has bceE detect
ed in time, and the vile perpetrators are meet.
ing their reward, in the universal sentiment Of
execraiion pouring in from every quarter. The
foreign and catholic vote Of this country, is moi
to be bought and sold. as a jockey would buy
and sell an old horse. They are men who think
for themselves and are too warmly devoted tn
their religion, to be dupcd aud cheated by a
band Of reckless and shameless spectators in
morals. Morality is not to be outraged and the
Immortality Of the soul to be bartered away
to appease the morbid and phrensed ambition
of = set of heretics in politics and yagrants in
morals. ~
To exhibit the insinceri'y ofthe pres mt profes
sions Of the wing press towards the Catholic.
and to show the contrast which their presen,
course bears to the course adopted some years
ago, we ptlblish in this day. paper, over col
umn Of extracts from the columns Of these Jour
| nals. a-s..e.59...t e... ...s.
Our remarks above, are not intended TO apply
to the more moderate and consistent portion Of
the wing party but TO the reckless leaders
who have introduced this religious question into
the canvass and attempted to Sc uce. peacea
BILE and devoted denomination Of christians, into
a position Of disgracefnl hostility to one Of the
fundamental prccepts Of osr government, viz,
the separation Of Church and S,ate.
We regard this a. one Of the most odious and
alarming interpretations into whig tactics that
has ever taken place. and we are profoundly
grateful, that those who were expected to be
affected by such degraded appeals, have de.ec-
ted the plot and stand ready to reward on Tnes.
day with their contempt, their indignation and
their vengeance, the men who have SO grossly
and wantonly insulted their judgment and in.
tegrity ~ 8lssse.. .sz4esis.-