Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-03
SpEIlAL NOTICES.

my CITIZENs OF HANOVER
ISrCc rV-grlLVw-cIr'zESs:rI .aSe TINS s
- .,n.Srm.n: YOU that l am .a,;nn
.@:4s3:y Of your ''N''! ~ JAS. w. VAUGHAN.
- 80 or MECKLEN.
- TO n'iHnM.Eil..cus- take ,:i,s method u
80 ~EVH"-'' a, , ~,aut.is;c tor the Sherrtal;y OF
-,.- rcun;y II; TIC n'N' w." Chrisiansvillc.
June ca-Sa -
VEGETABLES. &c. ale generally used
S freely by I'll classes :. - u and viii cou,;uu" to
:, consequences VI! ." Ws know of many tanii.
cuu.: " sea: 80. = ,roublsi w;;h di-oriered stomach,
lies .a~. .h"lers Hiorhns Q. aE,sW''s, N.,' h =, ,t" ~. NJ
thy giKEE'S PREMIUM BlTTEkS. A gentleman
~ - lex gay that hs believed these bi,ters were II
=. me- .c- NJ! G~;,Jricrei bowels, rs in several CAVES
-; .,.,.I :kcm. We are personally acquainted with
-. ,sr,,hcs. vino sGy ;hey would ns soon BE- without
' =. ala. meals IS 10 be- destitute Of Bakers Biiters;
t :her ci.Idrcn are the ieas; s.ck they give iEem
: ;rn,.:,Ics through the day, according 10 age, and
liners will give n reaction TO the whole system. The
.,,.r :a&r;:on- OF nature mus; he kept regularly NJ work,
-..y'.e sickness rnsucs. We would advise n! persons
- 80 .:rsngcrs 20 the great virtues Of Bakers Ce!cbra'
-. p.c:r!un. Buffers, 10 lose 10 time in giving them Il iair
- They will thus become satisfied OF the'E true value
=. ycrr ;SlG by a physician, Anew days since, taai II was
.. -. .on!c ever invented IL ta!s coua;ry. lie sa:u he
seen NJ nn.:in. II large family in the country Tor I'VE
-..x oars, which was worth 10 him from 500 TO SiCo
..,-.ur.. hut he hal recommended !aca to Use Basrr5
s.s-s sbou, two years ago, which proved so very eiHcn'
g. ,ht, :scy had Eevc. sent lor him slrcc, noT lad amy
r.I.ag been wHutln. IN that family; ot tneS use INC
."ers Whenever ;E-y are rcquireds. The pubic can h' once
.r he :rea, saving in money, rs well rs tine, by the mo-
.:Ac Ne 0: this s~ll.healing 'rnic.
l'y ~ cents per bo,.ie-;o hc had OF MeS.rs purcell
I:X to. Bennett s. Beers. Richmond. aad Druggists
s,rxb.,. Aug. 8
u10 TIE PUiLIC.-I propose TO write TIE Po-
l.cni History ~ IrSIatd' from lis earliest date
, n. pye.cu; time | shall! endcavor TO give a faithful
,;-:sh III he: public men ami measures. Shall trace,
a.. q. impartial :.and. the origin, tendency aud !cslti'
49,, ..,u!,. n: tho various party and political revolutions,
~. nave illustrated ;nc Genius 81: TER people ard rem
:s-.. famous tie spirit u hcr Institutions.
.,.l NJ, ~ MI. political runrncr; pgt rather, by pro-
md ,csc.rch and uI.urIn. siGdy, seek 10 reach ;hr true
, io.Cplr OF her history as' s"s concealed IL M u''
rcael pages OF he pas; IN each -%eS'ssEe s'H-e' II ne
.-,.r,.s o: acr development, 'ac!a!, sot!a!, !Hsi!caI am
,o,r,nh;c,i shall cci.avUr - p.cSC;!; H>ioTe ~. read
ar, rpitri. = ,ruc purTTaiiure O! n. .rcat Mora. aid inicI.
le.,ual truths, which lc embedded n me nrts. declarations
md nobla STRUGGLES OF cer founders sni their inlrMcnis;c
successors; and xlirh should serve rs beacon lights 10 the
,-.scnt and future generations.
hall seek 10 draw from The spirit Of her 10 i-la,ion. the
,..sr AMI .rn:ne:s Of he: people, The high integrity
n: ~. political acrs. the patriotic discrimination and
s=I,ssd scope Q: he. pu5@c, measures, those lessons o:
s..oagion which the t.a:h;Ul voice Of her history r!ua:
,y,, ,c!1ress Oh the minds and hearts ii those who now or
~- ~a.fa4f-r have the con'rol Other d"st!nies. | shall seek
;, ,.ox .ow, !roE! tho i,cpGus de-i-cd from the true 10y.
tr Q: her founders, sh. nlstured, al an early peri.
al ;aA, moral power, which las, through every trial, pre-.
,r-t5 intact her political integrity; how, in the vorious
,axcs OF hcr political career and party revolutions, she
LA o.c.crysi ner tights es a o!Ilicrl cvcrelsn;y-uni!e
~ common compact with her sister States: how, in a
...,: measure. under Fer guidance and by he: example,
Ire rue theory Of our federal government, has been re-
diced 20 practice, under the scT"re-' trials ana most dan
ss:ouf experiments; now, IN snort oE the pat1otc virtue
iu-c::alaolc political integrity anu IN .oi'n'aoie zcaiot hcr
,a:e.ni-n sud :i:cr not !eso pure ana elevated constituency,
ty .n.. through The past, steadily regulated ne ohlsncr
vice! i! IKE frame work OF our federal government, and
az vet, IL "a. roi-e 81 her poi'::cG! history IS h'1Htf. be The
leans OF ..!lstrgt!as, IL practical results, how II state.
-.:cr tie federal compact, may exercise her entire '!chis
asa rolucsl sovereignty. ana YET de!c"'' ny tehGet!aS
c:n sud VOID. IN the Union and ny virtue ot the tcocrs
constitution, every oppressive and unconstitutional la" o.
Cou-re:s.
90 net propose 70 write a pa-:izan book, or 10 oeGl II
ze.e surface specIlations. snail rather SEEK 10 wrisc
eoa.,::u::nnai history OF her cGhlat:on-nnd ihua avoiG al
E.c party Issues, as such, except 50 la: Is, ~hen grouped
o:a2sy.cd,they may send to;nfo~ i;sa!"h 'te tiu'h su'yeet
j. :GE view they Will necessarily paSe unue' cons'ue'"''on
quincy ard their advocates and oppcncilts WIZ DC regard
eiu mere elemental materials. tending TO form II con?
cor win o:her facts and circumstances, Tue msgia throusf
Ra.ca the impartial mind arrives at tEc ounta!h'sprlhs o
pol:ics! ethics and true governmental pohcy; 10 I'M
eau / saa' Ns"'. .o,a.t III .at;.;n ~ h;.,orr ~ rb. nss, ihnr
s"nSsss.,.a ~ ~ 49, pSr,;,o, ,.c,ic:. nv obi,c; bein.
70 ;Ir,.,r,,. &c, ~. nb;Iasonbv Of her poli;ica, history, al
Syty ,asu/ser any 49, Of TIrsinia, as she now stands il
,s Union; ard TO .how that, il true 10 herself, and not IN.
.cs;s,ert 20 her past history, she may sc, preserve the
20, ne u.ain;airIa, hcr STAT. overeisaty-und and by
r::4s OF the Fedora! Cor.iigi!on-:!u rendering heF iu'
:, .Ey ne proper 10 state ;5at, WIN iHe isankness OF
.y-. Z -nAl lt.-,,s. fHn .HNlg ~ NtfNflIn WllIl Ntr