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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
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-ENtI Ellie Senate was again engaged
duuuE The htst hours OF the Session, IN the con.
,Idrfauon Of private Bills, several OF which we're
cousidcrtd sud ordered 10 d thrd reading after
"htch the hi'l 10 regulate the Public Bcposites
vas again taken az, and several gentlemen spoke
on the subject
f HOlSL.-The whole or this day WAS wasted
~ motions TO suspend the Rules of the House in
order TO enable members to CHER memorials Of a
private insure, 10 tako up particular business be-
lore The House, and in debates and voting upon
questions of order ralscd in the proceedings. So
lar as the interest Of the country is concerned
The people can calculate, with safety, that II was
injured by tins days session at the rate Of eight
dollars for each OF the two hundred sud orty-odd
members OF the House, 1t is outrageous that they
should waste whole days in this manner, while
there Is such mass OF highly important business
yet before them ENACTED on, Would II not be well
10 make an amendment to the Constitution, pro
'dug that our ssplcnt legislators should hereafter
be paid ~ tie jgt Tor their public services
Tuesday, May 81.
SENATE.-lhe Br.I for changing the day Of
the annual meeting OF Congress, and fixing day
io- the adjournment OF the first session Of each
Congress was considered aud ordered 10 be en-
gross 4, by ayes -. Passed afterwards FMS Bill
provides that, hereafter, the annual meeting Of
Congress shall be on the first Monday of NorSmbsr
Of every year and that the day of adjournment Of
the first session OF every succeeding Congress shall
be the second Monday Of NaV, unless Congress
shah, by lont resolution Of both Houses, other
wise provided
Pphhe DeJosiies.-The Bill to regulate the
Public DeposItcs was again taken UP, and, after
some father discussion, was, on motion of Mr..
Calhoun, referred 10 a Select Committee of Nine.
The Senate Immediately proceeded to ballot for
the Committee when the following gentlemen
were chosen: Mcssrs. Wright, Calhoun, Webster,
King of Alabama, Buchanan, Shcpley, Leigh,
Hendricks, Ewing OF Ohio.
HOUSE.-Aner the transaction Of some private
business, the House again took up the Bill for a
new organization of the Post Office Department,
and discussed it uat the adjournment.
"Wednesday, Jnae |.
SENATE.-Noihing but speaking in the Sen
ate to-day.
HOUSE.--A1or some statements from men,
Editors of the Globe had appended TO Mr.. Pnck-
ncys Slavery Report, in the edition printed by
them; the House again took up the Post Office
Organization Bill, which was farther amended and
debated and finally, by the call for the previous
question, ordered TO be cngrossed for third road
ing, Passed next day.
IHursddy, June ?.
SENATE.-The Senate took up the Bill to au.
horise the United States to purchase the Stock Of
the Louisville and Portland Canal Company
which after debate was ordered to be cngrossed /
ior a third reading, Passed next day. Wonder !
If We could no, get up n company to construct
Railroads from Charlotte to different sections
North, South, East, and West,) of the County of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
COLIN CLODUOPpER.

FOR TIE ENQtIEER
THE JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY.
la the Wig Of Tuesday, Tn. 18Th inst, there appeal
ed short text supplied By correspondent with com
,nenl by the editor, which requires retrieving. Inc
text is as follows:
:: Has it occurred 10 you that na"gahe canal
along the ravne OF the James river demands very
nearly as IroHy dams The river t" i"rd IL: as
:. would be required to make Tic river at once haT'ss
- J!e for steam. boas:-Such is the fact
The editor remarks upon tiisN' he above Is from
most intelligent The particular view had ne
occurred to Us, but wc have not doubted tne ncp
for this endorsement, the proposition, wIch, think was
mean, for a QUIZ could have obtained no credit and
would not he noticed.
In lc25 Capt Crozst surveying the James and jack
sons rivers bv order of the Legislature, with view 20
lock and dam navigation, found that fifty ssren dams
would be necessary between Lynchburg and Maiden S
Adventure and tina: the fall was 35 Feet The canal as
now located between The same points, requires br, flee
feeding DAMS the aggregate fall of which does not e1
coed 40 feet The lower end Of that portion OF James
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

that the Convention adhered to the nomination of Mr.
Webster, as their candidate for President of the u s.
believing he best represents those great Constitutional
Principles which the of our fellow citizens have
hitherto maintained with such unallerng integrly"-
But some difficulty having arisen about their cInging to
no purpose to Mr.. Webster desire being EXPRESSED
i'll the debate to give the Electors discretionary power
to vote for General larrison the following clause in the
18th Resolution considered lea WING the door omen.
p" Resofeed That we present fellow citizens with
sincere Satisfaction: the names Of NArHAxirt Susprr
OF Salem &c Nc: as Electors for TIE several Districts
o. Inc conm"nwrnth, and that we have the rr.-
feet confidence that undcr ary cOutc.ury ,,b;ch ,y
oecuT they will discharge the high authority r;.li:i,J
10 lh'm with pHt:i"ic regard Cox l,r wr,rr Of The
whole country. and most rt'cuaIlv II secure ,:
Triumph OF these Prtacpcso GorrHmcn jar ,~iich Vas
sfchasei'S haS ht4crin c0n.cndCd General Harrsnn's
Ch"v'ot speech fully attcss that he will come up 10 these
r.qMtSili0nS.
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aticn had attempted to approach a. hrs member
individually and afterwards the attending Electors with
propositions which however were returned unopened in
the first case, and its reception declined in The
cnnd case" The p Wing Anti Eeioruers met in 'be
Senate Chamber called the roll met again in the
evening" aud adjourned over 10 Tuesday, o clock.
The plan of The Republicans is, in they are de-
prived Of every hope Of passing Convention Bill 10 re-
form their rotten borough Constitution at once be-
fore The pf"plc-"na call upon them 10 elect C"nven-
tinn, which Wi! Immediately form new Constitution,
better adap'd t" the spirit Of TIE nse, and to the genius
oi free and Hepn:i,:.n People
u Last trimmings .HaH bring 10 further arrivals
from hnnaypIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

We are requested SIR Hathaway Of Rome New ok'o stac
tina, consequence OF killing Frost eight days Previous ihe
9Th epenbe the crop Of Iadian Corn IS u!'ao
no, on the ground will .iPenhat Nheai mas risen
and S. per bushe-an tha, he oil necessity advance on M
the orders been gwen for the Italian Spring ne
will TO, be send price than Sc 30 per oilic zen
curcn whose have gone will be pleased TO notify u.s. @
hev NAV address directly Romeo whether they wish 'oe
order. executed at that price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
VERMONT ELECTION.

In this Stale the Democrats deserve great praise io'
their exrTtions they have gained member Ct Cc'
ress reduced Ike Federal m"j0riy from sigM ta9usa"d
ro,ss TO nout three md greatly Increased Their strength IN
both branches c e Legislature good business l9F one
year.-N Y Times. ,,
In 53 towns: Jcnnison (Whig) ahead about 2'''5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
IIuiur EIfrtjOn

COY Dunlap ". b. re eectedby very great majority
For Congress- Fairfield ". B J re.e!ecied-as". Coey
~ B)-aso, Evans CNhg .)-Smith ". and Bar
Der (W-no elected, in consequence oil seq,'eTSng
votes In other districts. Perhaps the same result. ne
split tickets do the mischief and will cause another eec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
PENNSYLVANIA.

O!7 own Wings have been Dragging The Key Stone
>.';r ;er l1e& paSt The same cry is repeated else
%i"'" The B0H0n .5ics Declares that intelligent
an brFen a' PSttcHds that ,:"re is any chance OF the
,ia=c'anS taking PENNSYLVANIA" The Pennsylvania
H'. !H70caic airns that. - the enthusiasm IN favor
q HARRISON and Granger is rushing like mountain
ti;'nt Nothing can impede its progress Gen.
:" minority III Pennsylvania will not fall short Of
-'"Jo Hasa, Mtn, for The Hero Of Tppccaaoc Noah,
.+ :"crSl Noah makes ont estimate OF the we'd
'"7 Tor his Presidential Almanac now gives' Gen
"''F's'n 100 rotes. and Judge White G6-l4G being
f'ed % elect President by the people, and reiteraes
ma: tie has repeatedly said that he of Pennsyioq
M sensS the question. lf So Says the Philadelphia
>rn'ne significantly enough, there cannot be much
Io!tt as 10 the result
-'-'ndret-Uc have now before US the candid senli
ra's OF three Of the most distinguished Republicans Of
pennsylvania. One says, that "hs intelligence leaves
!!n not iqT'ic}c q; faajt to Mr.. Van Burens nao
-; '''ng at itrst iN,0oJ votes. Another writes: 'ce
''s confident Of riumph." A third runs up the majo-
''r to between 10 and 10000 One Of The shrewdrst
"a >afrsi cacna.ors III Pi,Gurg estimates the majority
i'Ae Western district, alone at 5000. The Wings
"" attempted by grrfymanderng Pennsylvani and
'@ th"'r present ot;y in the Senate. to defeat the
VIII CT the people in the election Of u. 5. Senator
A "'nier-but the probability is, that the people may
ri mem even 10 this manuuvre. Bat pennsylvania
i,,,c'''an III November, BY overwhelming majority
'eaTi il, Mcssieuts Why's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
MaRKETS-T.rr.n,r. Sept ~. 1896.

M3Eh = So i'rL-nhT. Sept -. lSiH,
WHE.r-irrvas S, limited. and quality inferior.
Prices range this week from 81 - To y!
FLouR--Arrrals aHi stoc!i small; holders ask > Sd
purchasers Gi!l'r s. ! ,
TuE,ero-rric"s have been pretty steady during tho
.crk: bet without any improvement III the demand
GEO. L. SAMPSON.
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TWENTY-FIVE NO:F,trS REHABILITATION from
- P4nt@,In1 |aI:t.r. III" lG lr.ial'i tARtr~
II" is iwsnr-,.y" MI ho@, Nu ATE, nt' LHhy
hair i.c i" r. ,,. isi straight m! ""l m"'!',
s,srhs "m ..H ',a BOO, whoa sos 20. H. wnc ~ c'
fi" III !" A,'i: i b ~. Nr.'- "t"!: Of N-p' ""!
nd = ha> ..Ia,
.Ip" - t"t. H. i. -'' .'"nr'"f I'll! f -,
;.!-: h." E !- itl t'g!' cv"r: Dig c"!"H ci,t'G.
ani rr .Dlh.- c!otla.ff Eh. hn"" arL w,I
b. .-,n Tor h ,rr - Nix Ian. %N"s.. s.urgd
anv ilI 20 In: | %, i,&n tsair. WiTflN JDE!-.
V' LyIrjg, = Grrrs, .Vceh,HJ'rs. ~.
S,rZ} list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

'HNvENrE, DOLLARS REM AIiI. , ai9i tho l., ci
" Sept. LEATHER TKUNE the ordinary -zn, rci's
length IL Width leather blckI=
no Trunk, w Gap the loci, "rI strap
passing -iic the Lnck ih1n. snn! "or attached 20
hrtllu. the other The Trunk 80; nu"h
n has the "ui OF H. 'ut should IL" prfs"n ~
la, ilcn fGcui.c G.r recri'r:i soma
discovery ray narIcn many Tcrs nUi r7ciN ~ thr
trunk: ia, whom 'rmnk beiomc II >ho;I 10
nDeo.d va, taken D: the Stag Off, Frrds
lrg ~ aud pl.n! 70 arc hrs Of Y Sag.
-cr .i,. It's, :" fc-!n.:'jT { Iiy
fr",y u ,!ITs for the recovery u to
Truck and n! person. hn"Iu cn naE p hsv"
JPA "i' their rLou: ;S- =: a. e'c2U-',
y 81 wii'c u ~ ihs pace.
Ys.-,uouI S.2rearf 70 ri0--et s. s. GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
Y;rgilaia 6 Nc. AEEaunac for 1875

WUST PUBLlSHED--And for sale by J. WAnNocx,
ey h. Fiyginta and .NorM Cnroina 7imannch, jor the
year l-7; bg Dawn RICHARDSON, Of L"utsG coumy, pH
-Contaning in p7rt, list Of the Senate and
House Of Dccg.tes and in Congress from
yI:,ia the t.;,;rrnt Courts II Firgnia the proper
Ton of Inc Surplus Revenue Of tIe Ened Sn'rs tor
each State; The Pos. Once revenue :pr the caPal Of
each State and the total revenue Of the Genersl Fos!
Oice; correct list of the Major and Brgader Gene
ras and Field Officers of Cavalry and Artillery in tie
Militia Of VA description OF the matrimonial garden,
the ucxsatrd caa with scyera other usc!u! aud enter
tanning p-cea.
Sept. % 4O-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

SS IN -! ANWa, '.:G.I'". n Jail of ia" Peters
- lr= tic I'll dry "i JI's i- nrgro r.au calling huI,rjf
FREBEE% ahowi feet irch' hin, Garh c"mr, aud
sout ~ ya': had wf corn'''"t :" JAIL Hir'd
o.ad aIc"t arh t:s rg".lorns, 'HI Ia. ~ Mill i"
Ia. !-il liz ii" pr'pcriy Of William Jin,Du, -"
C.c .;cff"! "r Is %: Ppri,'aUj Tic owner Of sad
-ir%r y an;rri;e ,fwA. prop chat.
directs, ".i jc 'ohi G"""-aing IN a".
JORDAN BRANCH.
ScTgrd.t n, i L.!i.f.
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P.lIrri.,

" The next President OF he L. s.. arrived in WASH
ngton, en- Thursday nght-Gu!y received by Commit
ICES o.; Washington and Baltimore &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

ia tNrN!t LkN0 tJR ~fLE.-G MA ct': f' lie, ri'
u.tN, :a;.I. "i 60 'n,c: 1t pre-
v'!.2 "!, IL nj anL j., G r COUNTY a" sar;cT,
~: i ."" oin EcnGr4 IL f.cl"u Sau!" Hb"a' IL
Eittn.o"!- a.! co III l i.YrY, 90 , arrra
aN" H., 90 viz - !, ir % hs"c ""H 'tEJcrd Tie
h G'' 80, rui,rti Il" i' T.: 'irr I;cr" "n! u'r usual
~" h"n>"-. Ir'S: D Thru "f ia. Ilrr>e m"rE DOWN, tho
rem: :t al 'Sp 'f" ar. :" r'h ci:.L
bond ",sE :oci H'G-iiri ."! q ir>' TIE
r;.tit!,Ha s.rtt. if the e. 'Trc,.
&.l T.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

u>nr,soy. for the Presidency. We. have
son. Gen, 49, such NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we see by our
heard o. three newspapers starting up in Pennsylvania
Rr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

COMM .lii.dTEE
At meeting ct The citizens OF No,oway. held At the,
Courthouse, on Fnrsay the Is Saa:rinter. Comrt DAY
70 fke mo consideration the pro pr'v Of appointing DEL
"Eatrs !" lc Contention, % be held ut Charlotte Court!
io;se on hiHnIaT the 3tI! nsa"..-Co Islam e. LCu
d; Was ca'ed 10 the Clair. Richard H. Bdrrrss Az
pointed Secretary. The Chair 7leiiy explained the Oh
i"cIs d! the meeting.
The meeting then ably and fully addressed ny
Louis e.. Boul1;n and DR.. 4. i Campbell.
On motion Of Cox. John =. Knight, it vas
HS"sra That a gentlemen re app ,ia:ed .cF7esen!
tie interest Il t:sia meeting IN rad conren:ion
On motion CT MAJ. L. H. Anderson. The number
increased 10 ter
Wlcreupcn the loi:nw!ng gcnt!cmen were appointed:
DR. a. 4 atnptei!, William j. Dupgey, lshau, o. Lun.
d., Louis Buuldn. VIM. ftzg raid, Rober, Ezgc-sld
jr.. Capt Nalau Ward, Col Jnha II. Knight, retvIi.
Grey: aud Williamson Dickerson.
On motion ofC". knight, i! was
f~sc'ccd, That the proceedings Of this meeting lie sign
20 by tile Cia-ln aad Secretary and published 10 the
pages Of the communicable fri, nGy to the enterprise.
lStiAM LUNDY, Chairman
Rcu1ED II BtERiss. Stc'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
tiE\ElCO COUNTY.

fiENRlCO COUNTY.
IL The Van EaSen Committee for the COUNTY Of
H"rEico. requested 10 Meet al the Court House
- NJ, the ttst Monday in October, that being Court
dIy SHYrRAL OF TILL CcMMIrTTr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

Gen. Jasup has issued 4 General Order. announcing
the removal cf than $3.50 hostile Indans-ard HE
escape several hundreds who. ho'vcv"r III attempting
TO force their way into F!"rda had been cn' oil, w!tn
few exceptions, b. the Gcorga troops He Businesses
the rest Of the Alabama and Georgia 3 months men,
now en- duty, except Maj Nelson g battalion, and Capt;
Icrtzs company Of Georgia volunteers lie ANNOUNCES
Tie volunteers OF Tennessee their march 10 t"TI'
ia The regular noors, except Alaj. Mcintosh t.om-
pany. will also proceed 10 Florida in the course ~ tH'S
month. early in October. The Marines Will &c ne
cessay detained sometime longer in the Creek country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
NEW YORK CONVENTION.

49, Ne" 1OHt. CONSE HON.
ne Republican State Convention held at SYRIA
cs" On the lIlh instant all tie rs delegates, from
" counties answered to their names, with the exception
=, Nathaniel Garrow, Of Cayuga, President Of the
Invention. WIn. l.. Marcy unanimously nom'-
1ta ior Governor, and John Tracy for Lieutenant Go
,ein"7 Cornelius w. Lawrence, Of the City Of New
io'k and James Mccall, Of Allegheny, were nomlna-
va '' Presidential Electors at large, and the other 40
tt"c''rs from the several districts OF the State The
convention adjourned on the same day. The whole
:Ss"t OF admiralty The friends Of Van Buren, are con.
". q carrying the State, by vote as triumphant as
n.y. ~! gwen on any occasion in New iork.-Among
F spirited resolutions, they unanimously adopted the
'tss0!sed, That whilst leave the general character
SUI conduct Of the Opposition and the articles and com
's'hs by which they have sought power, to the an
senediScriminaon oil pltrintic people, we deem It
uy 10 enter our solemn protest against their present
~ gh 10 deaud the people of the choice Of their Chief
L ssale and that cannot but regard the means by
,ch they seek accomplish this ohject-,he mullipli-
zion OF candidates. with appeals to sectional interests,
40 40 sTowlng principles and views in section which
| o+hy and dsavow in anoher-as additional proof
NE hostility of that party to the popular will and reck
vss with which they resort TO any scheme to defeat
-. MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION.
ne wing Convention assembled at Worcester on the
u-troln 20 60O Delegates present-Gideon Barstow,
81 saem chosen President. Nathaniel Silsbee of
s'et and Edward A. Newton Of Pttsfeld, were nomi-
a'd as Electors large and II others from the IL
districts Th following candidates were then nominated:
DASiEL WEBSTER, for President: francis GRAsGER,
Vice President; EDWARD EVERETT, for Governor;
"E'SGE HULL, for Lieut. Governor.-Thus, it appears
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

A correspondent Of the Petersburg Constellation,
writes from Brunswick that the Van Eurcn ticket viii
carrv nenr .C1lhs Of, her vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

To show how much The Wing presses are in the ha
bit OF couniing sr;thoa her host take the following fact
about the Missouri El:c.ion:-lle Lons Republican Of
the Seth Juy only two days before the Election: says
lla, Ashley and Jones' Ulie Wing candidates for Go
vernon and Lieutenant Governor will obtain almost
Unanimous yc;e''-and " of Birchs election ti"r Con
gress) there be no doubt New what are the facts
Ash!ry is beaten ty Bnggs near l5iO-and JcEeS and
R;rrb drubi,. di siaucrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

present course on this subject he s only raising
ment 10 the mPotence of his hostility against The James
River Company, and the greTuus hallucin1lon in refer.
ence to internal Improvements by which he is afflicted
To prevent the pishment Of the york undertaken
by the company, and pom the present Plan, is utterly be
You'd his power. Should he BE- successful in pcr,naLng
the Legislature to yolar the faith OF the State By char!
ter'ns rival work, he may inf ct serious injury up"n
tEP company; but hS wound ,only through !e sides
OF The public: and will not fail to receive the stigma ola
dls!oya son OF the Common weaH-te aida p0rcns for
':h"H he PROCESSES 20 @c"p reference and aft c'iou
FIAT J:SrifIh
Ta:", !-iu: mo ia@r rec: =. MAN. Hu-o
Ea -" Iuis - !an we h""w vat with. We she'll
t"'a hem 10 zach a. sec? t'ss "t tho Enquirer.
The Charleston Beard c. Heath reported On the I5h
eases Of IHv!rra-3 ~l,:ieS, = blacks and colo!ed1
tr@d. OF tie reported The day Previous only
more death occurred.
Choiero or Ike Pign,ouoa$.-An endorsement on the
Way bail from ! rr San'ee sars"Two Of Cho-
era, on Col. 7. I:nckneys Plantation, South Santtr,
boli dead"
y letter received from South San'ee states that six
cases had occurred a. Col Pinckneys plantation four
o! which terminated: in aea:l-IIe other two undtr
"e:t-Caar!cs!oa Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
4 q AGI.i,

The Wings are constantly Dragging on Pennsylvania.
Oiio aud Idinaa Fiarriscns hopes principally
these States VIII they back ,I!c Judgments by bet:
We are Authorized t. offer from LOO "a 900 dplIars
each Of these three States Tor Van Burn If, therefore,
Gentlemen. who conn; EIa-rison, in the
ndd. section have any filth ii v hat they say, they
wil! leave their terms at this oi.ice.
H. B-A pony purse Of Slu0 sngly on ;hs keystone
NAV also be had al this ni!!cc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

q NEGRO M5S calls hi.a>ci iE" Is was c";anii,'rG 10
N the Jail Git; G!chDnd the :o % 'u! i.'',
a. runaway hired iof a." present year W car.
Thomas, VI AJeuae Lew Is ah'u' Pc :@ -, I *
, Of brown conIc and afpcn TO d. between - anu
v.r,s Of ace The othe requested % fpe
a"c ''''s'7 WAN "' '"''' ~ ". D. SPARKE.
Dc2utu jor I'm. D. Rren, &rgedm H. [.
August IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

T:"S, /" oar !'-i: sr-~-,. many
Eu Jui: -. !an ka"v 10 10 with We she'll &C.
.lci SeC? niss Of ia. !:nGuircr.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-10
BOARDING.

Z NHE subscriber having fitted up a
Il NEW no USE on Locust-st.,
near the Catholic Church, is happy. to
inform thecitizensof Du Buque, that he
is now ready to accommodate BoARD-
Frs who may favor him with their Gus
tom. He flatters that he will be ena-
bic to give general satisfaction.
e. G. DDUGHERTY.
Do Buque, Aug. 10, 1896. lift
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-10

Family Grocery.
q. .. SpODDMRm,
HAS in store, and for sale, one door below
- the Post Office, a general assortment Of
GROCERIES.
Selected expressly for FAatlLlrs' use, and
known to be good. and are offered as cheap
as articles Of like quality in the country
consisting in part Of the following articles:
Flour, Pork, and Lard,
Loaf, White HAVANA, and N. O. Sugar,
Coffee, Gunpowder, Imperial & Y. H. Tea
Sperm, Mould, and Dipt Candles b s
Palm, Common Bar, and Fancy Soap,
Mackerel, Goldfish, and Molasses
Raisins inboxes and half-boxes
Spanish, Melee, and Common Cigars
Rice, Soft Shelled Almonds, Il NutneQs
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Cloves
Cinnamon, Sal. Gratis, Tobacco
Mustard. Corks, &c. &c.
.HLSO-.a choice lot Of
Drandics, Wines, and other Liquors, by
the cask and barrel.
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CANDIDATES..
FOR SENATOR.
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ron REPREsENTATIvr,
HARDIN NOLIN. 3

Messrs. Editors: You will please to insert
IN your paper, that Eintend Offering n,vself 80
q candidate for Constable for this COUNTY At the
ensuing election. Yours respectfully,
Nslgned g. KELLER.
Durango, 9Th July, 1885,, "a y
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THE subscribers have just received and are
now opening, in the new house lately erec-
ted by Messrs Jones & Scott, opposite Messrs
John lfegan 81 CO., splendid assortment Of
English, French, German and American
DRY GOODS,
York, suitable for the present and approaching
seasons-- among which may be found:
Superfne blue, black and fancy colored Cloths
Do. drab and fancy striped Cassimeres
and Satinets
IriAl, Linen, Long Lawns and Linen Cambria
sJaekene., Swiss, Cambria, plaid and fancy
striped Muslins
Challiets, Callicoes, Ginghams and Painted
Muslins
A splendid assortment Of Italian, Gro dc Nap,
erode Swiss and Ponlt de Sole Silks
Bandana, pongee, pocket 4 fancy dress
Cap. belt and bonnet Ribbons ssg
Gentlemen's bombazine, mohair Il satin Stocks
Hats, Bonnets, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Pumps 4
Slippcrs--a great variety
Plain and patent lever Silver Watches. and an
assortment Of JEWELLERY.
splendid assortment Of
RERDY-JEaDE sCLOz1fkNG;
Together with complete assortment Of
l7tsr0svUre, Queeasiczsse, Gl1ss,Odre,
Groceries. &c. Sc. u Z.
Ali OF which we Will sell as low if not lower
than my other house in the Territory Of Wis
cOnsin. sss4Ssssssss
sa svSvv respectfully invite the citizens Of Din
Bdxae and its vicinity to call and examine o,lI
assortment. ss5s
~ Don't forget The place loses y s6Ssotf's
ne,o hosss. 20
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