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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-02
THE GREAT REMEDY AT HAND /!
DIR. BARRON'S Compound HumOr and
Strengthening Syrup.

DIR. BARRON'S Compound Humor and
strengthening Syrup.
1T CURES SCR0FULA AND ERYSIPELAS.
1T CURES SALT RIIEUM Il ALL HUMoRS.
1T CURES ALL WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH Il
KIDNEYS.
1T REMOVES ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
1t strengthens and inyigoraes system I'M
IKE any other medicine II Is pleasant and agreeable
children with uning 1t has been used by prac-
ficRg Physician Is and has failed any
durable Recommends be shown from laIge mum
Der Of Physicians.
From Or. cutter The Psychologist.
Mr. JoRN MooRE-Dear Sir, Having been made acauantr
ed with the materials Of which the popular medicine known
us the Compound HumOr and Strengthening Syrup, Is
posed gives pleasure to that consider your
bnaton of articles OF known medical value well adapted
relieve and that class Of diseases that
monty result from what Is popularity called impurities u tho
blood humors &c. cheerlly recommend the diseased TO
make a trial of it. CALVIN CUTTER, NJ. ID,
Warren, March 2s, 1857.
Sold in Braieboro, by JOSEPH CLARK and l. N. THORN
Vest BrdttieborO o. PRATTi Marlboro, W. W. LYNDE;
FdyetteuiHe, FRANKLIN SAWYER; WdrdsbOrO, j. q.
HIGGINS, A. j. DEXTERi Jamicd, A. MUZZY; south
Londonderry j. l.. PIERCE Londonderry, W. McALLIS-
TERI GRAFTON, LYMAN BURGESS Westminster, JOEL
ALDRlCH.
DOCT. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTROYER.
Warranted superior before the public for the
Of Neuralgia Canker, Dysentery, Darrhea Pains in the
Head Stomach and Bowels. In chronic cases should
he used In connection with the Syrup Manufactured by
John Moore, Warren Mass, Sole Proprietor. Sold by all
Apotheearies and medicine dealeas 3m-26
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-02
TNHE LIVER INVIGORATOR (!
Il Prepared by DR.. SANFORD.

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY Gus of the best Purga-
tive ani Liver Medicines before the public that
Cahdrtie easier mier and more cdectua than any other
medicine known 1t not only Cdfharfic hut Liver
remedy, acting first the Luer eject its morbid NATTER
then on the stomach and bowels carry of that natter
accomplishing two purposes eiTectually without any the
painful feelings experienced in the operations of Cdfhdr
tics Il strengthens the system the that purges
IT, and when taken daily in moderate Doses will strengthen
and buiI 1t up with unusual rapidity.
The Liver is of the -princpa regulators of the
human body and when it performs its functions well,
inc powers q" the system are fully developed. The stomach
IS almost etiry dependent ON the healthy the
LiueT Tor the proper perform Kits the
stomach is at fault, the bowels at fault, and the
system suffers in consequence Of organthe Liver
having ceased duty = For the diseases of that mr.
one OF the proprietOrs has made his study in
practice Of more than twenty years some remedy
wherewith the many arrangements Ia which
1t is liable.
Toprove that this remedy at last found ANY person rou
bled with Liver Conn spInint, in any Of It's forms
mas nut % try bottle, and = conviction is certain.
These Gums remove all morbii or bad matter from,
the system supplying in their place healthy flow bile
nvgoating the stomach, zcausng food to digest WE'LL
purifying the blood, giving and health to the
"loe machinery removing the cause Of the disease
electing radical cure.
Bilious ATTACKS are cured, mud. yhnt is
Dcfier, prevented, W. the occasional of the
Liver Invig0raIor.
One dose after eating n fcient the stomach
and prevent the food from rising and souring.
Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents Night-
eS
Only dose taken atssnight, loosens the bowels
generally, and cures Cos-EStivencss.
One dose taken after each 3mealwil Dyspepsia.
u one dose OF two teal spooniuls will always relieve
one bottle taken for e-.-male obstruction the
cause Of the disease, and snakes a perfect cure.
Only one dose Immediately relieves ChoIic. while
One dose often repeated is a sure cure for Cholcrn
MOrbus. and preventive Of Cholera.
~ only bottle sEIneetled to throw out of the
system til, effects Of medic cine after long sickness
u one bottle taken forsIJauudice removes all sal
lowness or unnatural color-from the skin.
One dose taken short ~ before eating gives vi
gor u the appetite, and makes - food digest we'll.
One dose often repeated ~ cures Chronic Djar-
rhGa in its worst forms, ~Vwhle Summer and
Bowel complaints yleldEx almost to the first dose
one or two doses caused by w rms in
Chdrn there is safer, speedier remedy in
the world, as it neuer fails ~
IF few bottles cures <bDropsy, by exciting the
ahsorbents.
Wetake pleasure in recon- mending this medicine
preventive for Fever and Ague. Chill Fever.
and all Fcvers Of Bill Iious Tyne. 1t operates
with certainty and thousands are willing 10 testify to its
wonderful virtues.
l.n. II an
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PREPARED BY
ID r. j. G. AVER & CO.,

Price, ST per Bottle: Six Bottles for So.
Sold in BrattleborO by L. n. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK
and By all dealers in medicines everywhere 24eowly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02
MANS SrI1LpR, Secretary.
---~%-~S~
FROM WASHINGTON CITY

WAsHrSGroS, Oct 2S.-General Paez. ac-
companied BY General IIcrran and others. nnem-
bcrs Of the Venezuelan and Granadian dclega-
tions, visited Gen Cass and President Buchanan
TODAY Gen. Pacz said that he came 10 bid
farewell to this nation. through its President:
that he considered the United States his
second home and he expressed the hope that
the sympathies bestowed upon him in exile,
would he extended to him in Venezuela The
high respect and gratitude he felt for the Uni
ted States would daily increase at his own fire
side; and when justice or the good name Of the
United States required it, his friendship would
be abuniantly manifested as tribute he owed
To- this people. whose iluStriolls chief now re-
ccivcd his adicu.
The President. in reply, said: that he was
happy to see man whose great name was con-
nectcd with the Columbian war Of lndcpen-
dcncc. and who had made so many sacrifices
for his country t;cIi. Paez being known as 4
defender of Constitutional liberty, it was sra-
tifving to the President 10 know that he had
received nations sympathies. With all his
heart. the President wished him triumphant
success on his return to Venezuela and hoped
that her liberties would he consolidated under
so eminent n leader. If difficulties should
arise between the two countries. the President
entertained no doubt they would be alnicably
adjusted.
Cen Pacz dimes with the President, and also.
with Cen Cas-. before his departure, aS evil
tencc of his friendship and respect for our Go.
ycrnment. lie returns to Venezuela in one of
orr national vessels
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nr,TH or JoHN NJ, pArroN, ECO

The intelligence If the dcccase of this eminent
man will hcrcceivcd with deep regret through
,ut the length and breadth Of the State. Few
were better known, or more highly and justly
appreciated \ considerable portion of his
early life was devoted TO political pursuits and
passed amidst stirring events in the councils Of
the nation. Retiring from an arena in which
he had distinguished himself by hi, ability,
he removed to this city. and gave his undivided
attention to the lahors Of The legal profession,
in which his learning. his genius, his acuteness
and cloquencc, soon placed him i'll the first
rank, while his hish-tonca and gcntcmanly cha
ractcr attracted the esteem and respect Of Ill
who had the pleasure of his acquaintance
Ills loss is public one, and will long be felt
by the community in which the latter years OF
his life have been spent
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p. c. SrTrHIS, Soc.v.
wv. II. REYNOLDS, "
prNOcRATIc NETTING IN p,GI

DEMOCRAllC' MEEllNu IN fAtE.
At meeting Of the Democratic party. Of
Page county, held at the Court House on Mon
day, October 93 1853. that being court day.
OIL motion Of Samuel Gibbons, Esp. y. W. va
ger. Esq, was called to the chair, and Mann
Splitter, appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was briefly cy-
planned by Dr. James N. Bell, on whose motion
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That any qualified voters Of the
Democratic party of the county of Page, who
shall attend the Convention to be held for the
nomination Of Governor. Licutcnant-Governor
and Attorney General, whose election will be
made in May next, under the Constitution and
laws of Virginia, shall be. as Delegates from
this county, entitled to confer and act with said
Convention at the time and place that may he
appointed by the Democratic Central Com
mittee.
Resolved, That as consultation and harmony
are the objects of a general Convention. we will
confidc in its justice, patriotism and wisdom to
make suitable nominations.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this meeting,
Alexandria is the most convenient and aPpro-
pirate place for the assembling Of the Conven-
ton. The meeting then adjourned.
y. ". YAGER, Chairman.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ ~ Ma RiVrR EnR SAIE At AUCTION

~
on JAMES RIVER. FOR SALE At AUCTION.
WILL he offered for sale, 10 the highest bidder nj SurrS
w cour, house, MONDAY, the TwENrfSECoNp
DAY of NOVEMBER, l>1>. that being surry court day,
a; valuable and beautiful Farm in the said county known
the Chcsuu Farm, lying James river, opposite ue
lower cad o jamestown and containing, by an old survey
~, acres Of land About 40 cleared and in a
high of improvement. the balance In original CROWN
and second growth fine. aGoring ample supply OF fui
and rails There also attached 10 the Farm large na>h
furnishing good range for The soil II light, easily
cultivated and produces fne crops OF corn. wheat. &c
There apple orchard and the usual variety Of other
fruit. The buildings amply sufficient for the aeconnc.
llon o. large family. both white and black and for the
swing of crops The dwelling has four rooms closet and
vile passage the nrt Hocr and three and four
above There !, good and convenient landing on
II Is Ave miles below Carriers Wharf where the
.,rnhoatS stop every day the distance from the
court where there Is good school within four miles
.. p,.t u;lcc and three Churches. There Will be 4
,ro, Of wheat In good time, and mostly pea
i~i!o..
T.rr- viii he a .ale this and Chrisnss Of the
crops ocs furniture &C. that the purchaser will have
opportunity OF purchasing upon fair terms whatever h.
u,y van, 10 se;tle the place.
The ii'l- good, beyond dispute The ;crms are liberal
AMI will be made known the day Of sale or by apea
oi either personally ny letter to the subscriber. who
live, adjoining and will take pleasure in sho~in. the farm
or any inquiries by letter l- Post Office Ia
Ca.tl". Surry county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02
LANDS FOR SALE.

l Andrew :. Carr and o;her-,
- Sate OF l.oraa
Lewis Curtis ANA Sath' 1hurston, Middle Circuit
trustee. cf The Apalaeaicola Land In Leon County,
Company, aiSt others. In Chancery.
IlUHSCA decree rendered la this cause, the sub
scrber will sell by auction, at the places and iimes
herein specified al the lauds belonging TO said Company
embraced in " fhc ror;es Purchase and lying Ia the
roun,ic, a: Lcn waku!la Gadsden and Liberty. viz the
,nd> lying In the first two named counties will be sold AT
Tai!aii:ssce. ON THE SEVENTH DAY or DECEMBER
and Chose lying in the last Will be od Quincy on
THE FOURTEENTH DAY or DECEMBER next.
These lands comprising about nhlion Of extend
rom the ST. Mars the Apaschcoa rivers they exhibit
i,c. ot course live oak, cypress, cedar juniper. The
o adapted to the growth Of Irn cotton long and short
staple; tobacco and The waters abound in
fish aud The nrc. Tor materials for hirhui!ng and naval
II stores
rsnn--one third Of the purchase money to he paid in
ca,h the balance In and two years In equal install
u. with ..h per interest from date of purchase
=" bc made by the Receiver whra all tho purchase
Z bacucy !. sad
4 me sale Will be positive and without reserve.
a JOHN BEARD. Receiver, &c.
81 i'Ii!!a'>re. Pi,rids. Sept. 2-cwiDeci
M OSr.-Los,, m,laid. about the lst Of March
last Certificate Of Stock Of the Virginia Central Rail-
-, No. e99 dated Goth November, lSii, issued TO Dr.
Crawford Of Louisa county for shares Of stock Of
al Railroad Any information leading 10 its recovery will
thankfully received and suitably rewarded. In the
tIniv, application will be made the Board OF pirre
~ of The said Virginia Central Railroad Company their
L'\' regular meeting for a renewal Of the same.
W. J. wALDROP,
SrIi 2sew2m Attorney for Dr. y. H. Crawford
- pair Richmond made Brogu-s for sale aceommoda-
t'nS tcrns, by " DEyERECX
Leather Dealer, 1872 Cary street,
--N 2l-ca Between 18th and 18th sts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON. Oct 3l.-lcstcrday Mr.. Jcr-
rcz delivered to Secretary CasS letter from
President Martinez, apologizing for offensive
allegations in the late manifesto Of the latter Oh
the subject Of Monsieur Belly's scheme.
Mons. Sartiges yesterday had al interview
with Secretary CasS, and assured the latter Of
the non-intcrfcrcncc Of France in our Central
American relations.
Mr.. Butterfield has arrived and says that if
the Government will render him protection at
a small expense, he will shorten the time of
transit between California and St. Louis, from
three to four days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02
COSTA RICO AID Tile L. STATES.

NEw YORK, Oct 29th.-.l despatch to the
Times" SAYS that Government has received
dispatches from Gen. Lamar announcing the
intelligence that Costa Rico promptly retracts
her offensive language, and says, if Mons. Belly
had been as we'll known as he now is, the Ian.
guage would never have been used The Lake
boats had proceeded up the river without inter
r1ption
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02
conn,ss1oNER.s SALE OF VALUABLE

IN ohcdiece TO decree Of the superior Court OF Han
L over county. pronounced the 2d day OF Octther
I>'> snail, on MONDAY. TIE EIGHTH DAY OF No
VENEER E fair. II nc, The next fair day. upon the
pvla.e il. hour Of twelve O'Clock, sell the highest
bidder te Of Land ot which Samuel White died seized
sud possessed. conveniently situated on public road. ,,
'ar, the city Of Richmond either By the Mechanics
iii, Turnpike the Meadow liridS- road about sA and
an miles aiming hundred aad nine OF very
-v-l lad Of soil good and well adapted 10 the prodac
lion nj Kinds Of vegetables Tor ars-., abou, three
icur;!., II which cleared and hay!nS on il eouor,a
bc dw.a; house with five and the usual necessary
nu;-houses
Tgxm>So much cash VIII be necessary 10 pay the in
mediate OF sale for che residue o the amount Of
.,- She purchaser 10 execute three several equal bonds
,i, good and sufficient personal security bearing interest
;-o ;r payable In ak, In twelve and on" In
;sety four months from the day Of sale The title TO be
,ancd u the whole oi the purchase money be paid. ad
uo-.-s>! given certainly the hrs day Of January nex
Or sooncr with the Of the present; tena, Of the
premises. EZEKIEL ;. TALLEf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

Here, again, Richmond compares most IA
vorably with these principal cities of the
Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

A new counterfeit bill, purporting to be the
five dollar issue Of the Bank of Howardsville.
Va, was put in circulation on Monday last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02
Ritbmono enquirer.

nY ElrclIIE. DuNNArANT, TYLER & WISE.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

PREMIUM CARRlAGES.-Alfr,d Hing, one OF
the most spirited manufacturers in the South, was
awarded the first premium and riyer medal for his
carriaAc, a'.o. for one hor>c buggy. and favorable
mention of his harness. Hie display denoted great
mechanical skill and workmanship. ". feel plea
in rtcor,ng thi. great triumph of native en-
;crri.c, rarc'iarly from the act iha; the commit
tee were al from the North. Richmond Las cause to
Dc Proud oi this triumph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

RATHBrRS & CO.-The display Of stove, and
slnoh- and gas burncr Of these gentlemen hAS never
bccl exceeded in th- CITY, for nce,ncs- Of finish AMI
general adaptation for the purpose. intended. VIC
made TIE arlua!nu.nc" Of the grntcnisny mud eth
cent agent. and can su-s the proprirt0rs. that il
attention, sentlenGny dcrornen, and logical expln-
nations Of any service, they coa!d not employ
made good impression here. The 6rSt premium
was awarded their display.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

AE. BRADFOEDS STUCK.--The Silesinn .nj
Spanish -heep entered by this gentleman, Mt ths
Fn:r, received many well mer,ed cncomium. and by
iar the largest number Of premiums. Hr. Bradford u
model farmer and Of the most enghtenedstock
producers III America "Culpcrcr' could not have
better rennestn.at.ve.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

Hay AND PLATFORM sCALES.-The propn-
c:3r- Of these 1T the Fair Grounds. mentioned be-
:or- have met "ilh :-.or. Th-y a-n aorhy Of all
claimed Cor them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

HALLS SIiINGLE MAClIlHES.--Thc frs, pre-
rian hn1 been awarded ,hi- famous suslr machine.
None other !ao cve! been Introduced n!orc worthy.
Captain OXEN rts..ived many congratulations from
NJ friends apon lis ruccte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

THE UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE COM.
MIrTEE--Too much praise could scarcely be be
slowed on these gentlemen. They have succeeded.
under un!uvorublr circumstances and bad weather.
md gwen that satisfaction. which, with the exccp-
;ion Of few growlcr. las made this exhibition m
inpor,nn, feature in this State. Col Mctiowun, OF
Pennsylvania, Capt. Smith, oi New Hampshire and,
indeed, all the Executive Committee, arc deserving
Of thanks. Their excr:ons have been unprecr-
dtu.cd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

FIRE N KING GEORGE CouNrY.-Glencoe, the
Summer residence Of DR.. Richard II. Stuart OF
King George county, was destroyed by fire OH
Monday night. The house was unoccupied at
the time. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

Z. l.. ALLEE.--New York city i, well Represent
ed by this worthy, energetic and efficient agricultural
dealer H. has introduced AMI placed to good as
coun, large number OF implcmen,s. fertilizers, DC.
We welcome him cordially 70 the city, and recpm-
mend him and his business 20 farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

FIRE NEAg SrArNroS-Thc vindicator says
On Tuesday morning last, at about o'clock,
the building at the Institution Of the Deaf
Dumb and Blind, occupied as mechanic shop,
was discovered TO be on fire, and what with
the distance from town, and the particular time
Of night it was enveloped in flames before any
one reached it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

ROBERT 7. LUCK & BROTHER These en-
terp1sing ,a".'hanics were, understand, award
ell silver medal for gigs, and received favorable COM
mentlstion by the committee Yesterday. These hon
ors were vol deserved aud the propne;ors are en-
tilted 10 favorablc patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

J. n. LAS1ER, Of Eufalp, .ilahsna, hus entered
NJ improved bride, bearing hi- own Maine. The OBJ
oc: of h- bride i- 70 prevcn. horses from kicking.
rlunging running OF. |; - ingoniously attached
20 the hit;. and the procure or pulling sives the
driver complete control Of tho hcr-c and the ar
ranSrmcnt 10 ~ perfect that entire submission Of
tho aninlr! is at oncc accomplished. Mr. Lanicr
will give l--sons Gnd nruct pcrson. in the ar Of
hora" tanning today. ut ten o'clock, at the main
tent. Success. ~ hi, mcal-, guaranteed i"r ten dol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

The Prck.PocALrs-Quitc an extensive
company Of light-tingcre,i gentry arc now in
limbo in our city Jail awaiting their trials for
picking pockets during the recent Fair excite
ment. Their Spcculations in Richmond were
soon npped in the bud and their stay among
us will be much longer than many Of them cal
cuated upon. Whenever these pick-pockets
and petty rogues do go Northward they can tell
their friends that they have been passing a
winter in the South for the benefit Of their
health.
The Chrr0li>ys dindu.fri, remanded TO Jail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

BARTiIOP'S SEWING MACIIIEH-Eo lester,
more -iurlc or etlicsn: machines were eve. intro
,luc.i. We only hope tho proprs:ors vii! establish
III rs,Er. IL this c;!y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

BOrETorxr ClRcrrr COtRr.-Thc Circuit
Court Of this county. Judge Hudson presiding
commenced on Tuesday last. There will not be
many cases tried at the present term Of this
court. There was but one presentmcnt made
by the grand jury. This argues well i'r 'he
higl, mor. and law abiding character Of our
nconlc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

CAPT. srRASBERds ESTRIHs-one Of the mo-;
.,rkny and interesting features Of the Pair yesterday
he dlpay Of :hc Devon herd Of his gentleman The dn:
premium "he.d" awarded him. beside, premium.
on ,.psra,e animals, His famous cow matilda, Of tn
hnes. and bet In America le the mammoth tent with
wreath Of lowers presented by the ladies Of this place.
amidst II. applause large and Interesting crowd 0!
spectators gentleman ~ worthy VI the hoDors
celyed than Cap. S. and there none Shos. stock VII
h.yc hi, herd al ,ns Virginia state Pair IN Petersburg
xNes. and be only a.ss N examination Of his stock
1rLLY.s SURVEYING AND CALCULATING ISsTRr-
MENTs-The depos under the above name, embrace me.
cAauca .k .nd Ingenuity before presented These
Implements 10 Gn., the embodiment Of Skill :eieac-
au ;ogenay and have superseded everything of the nd
heretofore introduced They combination o! the
sloyp, compass and qaadraa ausTerng the purpose OF
all The c.rtiGes:cs OF The b.s. engineers have oesn
shown u.s. eI.-s,.ns s m.ri1 Ho engineer should be With