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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
HARDWARE G. CUTLERY.
at tlic
G III, AY TOR Il.
HnRT a MASON

A RE now opening superior stock ~ Hardware ard
n Gallery. Table and desert knives and forks,
carving knves. iron, btiuania, plated and 0eimAn 81.
table and tea spoons, steel and ZION snnhers ana
trays tea tonrs brass and toncs and shovel, sad
funs brnrs kettles Fire dogs brass and iron candle
s,eks cork screws, coffee mills sieelyafds shoe makers
tools Of al kinds patent steel locks chest trunk. cup
board bag and mortce locks shoes scissors, brass aud
rainrs, spiocns. curry combs cattle cards, w"o
cards krass nobs aud tngs cloth hair shoes beet white
wash teeth leather and horse brushes brass nails elou
nails cut tacks shoe nails brads large aud snail, Nor.
folk latches, common aud PERCUSSION gun locks, win.
dow springs trunk handles cothiers hooks, brass boi
tons plates, bcllpalls glass and brass osmmcehcs
brass butts iron flush butts, pocket lnksands brass and
iron socket aud plate casos ragors Japan lamps and
lamp tops table door butts, IRON vets brass mails
screws 10 inches steel tobacco boxes, steel speota
Gle eases spcctaces pocket books butcher knves bed
cords ine pen knives 80 doz q and blade knives,
stew pans, frying pans, spy glasses, horn tips, Ia
aud inch pins hesms, window blind fasteners
aud hinges sickes, bntIania tea pots
Carpenters and Joiner's Tools.
Fine and common hnndsaws, iron back saws, cross
cut saws, pyers, steel and common compasscs. hand
yses mill, smiths, cabinet, and square, small Hat hos
patent and common seiis drawing knives, patent
squares compass saws, carpenters hammers, oh,ssei
assorted from l-s 10 i.2 ineh flaming ohses, ~ To
inch double, single and cut plain irons patent and
common screw augurs spun and common Bit augurs
smooth, jack fore and joines's planes, screw-arm
pioughs, beading plains; match plains, screw drivers
scratch avis and pod bits bit stocks with ont
without bits; whip eaws wood saws, try squares, DC.
&c, together with many other articles not mentioned
making the complete assortment OF hardware to bt
found in the country Nearly all tho articles are new
and ofsuperior quality.
-,:aALSoa::--
100 boxes by and by 0 window glass; 5000 lbs
cut and wrought nails, superior article, 5000 light
6 by g. by window SASH ior Is, 20 and "a light win
ldows.
| Ed dor. LIST quality sbovels. Trace chains.
Rutland, May, l6 1882 l'2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
NOTICE.

TINE subscribers would inform country merchants
l. that they will keep constantly on hand and for
sale good Cut Nails, assorted sizes including Floor
Nails and Brads, which they will al all times sell the
most favorable terms for cash OF approved credit
They will also ksep "A supply Of A,le Drafts, Wagon
Coach Tyre. Crow Bar Drafts, Band Iron Shoe Shnpes.
ihrse nail Rods, Wrought Nail and Spike Rods, -
SO and l2 inch Silt Iron. all warranted Of first quail
ty Iron. Blscksmts' and Wagon Makers invited To
ny and test the quality Of this Iron.
A. ALLEN & Co.
Fairbayen, May "a, 1899 'e6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
groceries,.

DURT & MASON have just received an extensive
ID Supply OF Groceries Of every description.
-.3LSO-
A splendid assortment Of Croekery aal Glass Ware
consisting of new ana splendid patterns, completely
matched, elegant China Tea Ware, &c
..''''-LIKEWlSE-' ''.'.
A few bbs Tar.
NAV 81 &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
Uia. T. Go<ria. Wig eair.
q. " ticpkirs. CuesessAuvc &c elected.
NJ altrf golfa re elected

y " FFNF'AFIs. '7'l7F'f fAtIEt tN 'VNFNNs
walter Coies. tcrird
Thee IN iiales are Wigs.
Co-gns elected se~ari. seu,i-Constfvptssc. bet
Who itc candidate q the Naa borcn party II
oubs at th.i tho ery steamer Conservatives the last
Congress nom Nrvihit, Gsfiand ard HnpAns. have
ltH reelected, tho former by majority u c5) upvsfes
Beth tho sefn Consefva,Ses defeated one 81 them
tSiswsl ey the Wig, the o,hc lNssonl hs the Adnins
patty Only asffcts fenaiu 10 hc heard FROM
boih 81 whch rpesnrd 10 TIE las; Congress y Naa
Rsrrn b, Col Berbe, tho other by Joseph
johnson. TIE former hos so maJorif Monfo County
While 10 Gftcn5fer his Wing opponent, Wethefed, has a
magnify Of 100 10 Johnsons district there three
dldstss of whom are Van nutcn.
On tie whole II The above are correct be-
le.e they THE Wings have done well hsvnF gained
two nemScrs and lost bat one, fractured with Sub Treas
afYism.
u Advertisements and communications NECESSARY
ly omitted will appear IN our next
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
A CA II D
Pcrfuinncry.

pURT & MASON offer for sale superior quality Ma
- Piles and other shaving Soaps in earhen pots and
cakes variaga,ed soap by The pound for washing wash
balls Toilette soap OF various kinds; Chlorine tooth
wash Chlorine. and Carbonic Dentfrice Calcined
Charcoal Cologne Water; Lavender Water Florida
Water; Mix of Roses Persian Otto of II ose lip salve
Pearl powder; Cosmetic cold odor of roses; Elk.
tract Of extract ergamot Kiphalia Tor the HIATT
Bears oil curling fluid Erasive Powder.
May 81, 1889. '2G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

I, sas ~aryi III Ma mar P's'sa' --'iie who
l. ,oi ,nusis 10 hs soui " Only q, eompan.
4 r., the -. We nessr knew bat orc
+. sbo cad he hated ma,,o, aud &c wss anwor
N, name 81 .ntn---h. seuld not 90 to meet
hse.a.e they sung psalms tbose--sHd we sop
4, n. usii SAY %, Of bessoa e., iae sane cspsc.
s,ss 81 ,aaf work tell ightea
Tss lsbors 81 IN. dsy
siara ycaf wvft twill brighten
The CARRIAGES a. the way;
siur At yoaf watk -ihovgh sorrow
10 lraril,euea shade may esss,
Jar comstb IN the morrow,
a sunbeam cheers the blast,
To pain hfi.f dominion
10 ocg the spiri, given.
Bot rnasic serves tie psHinn
That besfs II up 10 heaven.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Mondsy, JHas 3d.--To.morrow being training day
some Of our hands being called TO do military duty
,e are obliged to issue our paper to-day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

TINE subscriber has just reed Ioi OF Salt Fish
i Mess Shad IN half this No. Salmon in bills. No
2snd Mscksrei Tongues aud Sounds which are " be
sold By the pound or original package
Ralland, jane 3, 1889. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
Hats e. Caps.

BURT & MASON have jost received from New
York Cases Of the Simon Pure Mole Silk Hats, Of the
latest fashion.
Also
case Youths and Mems Cloth CsPs-lstesi style
May 81. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

C1iss, Proclamation. l5i7, proelsma-
|n wss isso,d by Henry VII. that women should
y NEE, together 10 bsbble and talk. snd that all
10 should keep ihcir wives in their houses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
WOOL, Irvine, &c.

DURT,-& MASON, have for sale
400 lbs Wool Irvine.
800 lbs. Sheep Tobacco.
Superior epShears. NAl articles OF Medicine for
Sheep. 80
24'I May 90, 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Window blind Hinges & Fasten-
crs.
DURT {. MASON have Just received 70 sets Lees
ID patent window Blind Fasteners with Trimmings
for wood and brick. Also Patent Hinges for the same
the best article in use. .
May 90, 1880. lA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
n Il w Old 3.
TUsT received by JAMES BARRETT. Jr, from
y Boston and New York, and now opening general
and spleadid assonment OF
G. 90 DIS.

selected with care from the latest lmporstons. and
Home Manufactures. which will be sold Of unusually
low prices few articles enumerated hs follows,
10 witt Blue, Black. Brown, Mixed Mulberry, iavif-
bic Green and Dslis Broad Cloths Csssimeres Of all
color Sstinstit; French Summer Cloths, ffminti.
Doe skin, Pfneeiis, white, aad Brawn Linen, Df-
iings, IIamiliou Cloths, Nexiesa hsxei, Baekskin
Fancy, Blue. Brown and Green Drillipgs, and many
other s,u1s for summer wear; Aerino, Edingburgh,
Mcclellan. Rob Roy SIX. aud other SsAwls; French,
Esysh AMI Aneriesn Pribs splendid patterns Mouse
lame DE Lsi1es; Printed Lawns and Csmbries; Cam
brio Edginss sDi Insertngs Cotton aud thread Lace
lnsering,; sysss Figured and PLAN hafiin.: Book
and Null DO Plain snd Corded Csmbries and NJ 1slips
Black. whiie, sad s4tinft aDj Qaiuag Lace French
Working cSilon ks, SILK Hei LsSthsr Gloves sik
Co,ioa snd worsisl Hosery. Ltasas Linen Csmbfse'
and Linen Csabrie Hkh Lswns. Fancy sod Posses
Hs Fs'd risia Celsfei Elk. jof Gressti: Black
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

nZ~our sheet was last week worked of, by mistake
,mbered %; IL should have been 20.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

sni Bine black dot Rch Grape sni bonnet R'etcn,
Scotch Cinshans Bnfnhasipct SILK ard Ce,icn WI
vetst Black i.ace Neit,s ArihrAl flewerst ftst
o,.iay taii,rs trimmings; shc-t,nxsi sod Sht,ins.
Cotton Yam, and sres, variety Of America man
ufsriurta Cools.
Crookery and Glass Hare; Hard
Hare and Cutlery.
Linscel or. C,mmoa aud German Lead, also great
variety II Pants.
CERiEs.
q, low 90 the lowest,
Drug, and Medicines selected With care. III, stock
comprises almost every article usually kept in ooaary
store and haviag taken advantage both OF the Be'ioo
and New York market believes this, he can accommo-
date the public good terms az any store IN tho
ccuntTy.
| Rutland MAY 15h, 1899. si-ej
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
= u @ = y Z. u
ON THE
HIS TORY OF aNCIEN
JER y S ALIEN

MR. WARDEN
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
this place, that he will, the evening OF the 4th day
Of June give Lecture the History Of Ancient Je-
rusalem, at the Court House. The Lecture will be H.
Illustrated with 40 splendid
TRANSPARENT PAINTINGS,
Presenting various and views recorded in the
History Of this magnificent City Each painting
will occupy surface Of from 80 to 40 square feet a
Map Of Palestine A Plan Of the Ancient and Modern
CITY A view Of the Ancient City, its Walls, Towers
and Gates. Plan Of Solomon's and Iierod's Temple.
A View Of Solomons aud Herod's Temple. Various
Paintings representing the costly furniture OF the Ten
pie large scale prior TO which the Tabernacle in
the Wilderness will be introduced, with its Tent and
rich vessels. Lecture to commence at Ia before
o'clodk precisely. Abundance ~ I.2 cents only
Tickets To be had at the door
The above Lecture has been attended bya great
number of Clergymen, Of different denominations who
have given in their names, respectfully recommen ding
the above Lecture to the public worthy Of their at
tenlon and patronage and in particular being high
ly instructive TO Sabbath Schools and 10 the study
the Sacred Scriptures.
| ITMr. w. lectures at Manchester Point Both Mny
West Dorset May 81, Waliingford Is, June.
Mr. Lund lectures the same subject at Mapches
ter Nay 3d. Danby May 81, Clarendon Sd June.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

WE The Subscribers, being appointed by tho Hon.
w Probate Court for the District Of Rutland, COM
mssoners to receive aud adjust all claims snd
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
JOKA7Ii.fT ". sH3V,
late Of Clarendon said district, deceased. repre.ent
ed insoyen and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto and xix months from the fifteenth dsy
Of April last being allowed by said Court for that
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice that wa
will attend 10 the business Of ssii appointment at
the now dwel!ing-bouse Of the widow Susan Shaw 10
Cia,endou on the Lac, Tuesd syof June aud sspiem-
Der next, from 10 o'clock until six O'Clock, i. NJ. On
each Of said days.
GEO: ROUND; u. cOmmi.si0Dey.
dated at CiarenJos this s4sh day Of May 1850.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

IL Advertisements and communications neeessafi
ly omitted will appear IN our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

Wing, he could not receive their support, and they
gave conclusive evidence of this fact; for every
OF The Conservative party that le Alr Rires voted
for Mr. Mason in preference TO Wing.
by these proceedings, II will BE- seen who they were
that preferred election the defeat of this leader
and iavor'e of the Wing party heretofore known as the
"L'tae Elpnngsr. Let the responsibility of defeating
belongs, upon the Whig press and those rho ,cre ina
cnced by H. They have boldly taken upon themselves
Jet them not ungenerously enieavor TO cast it upon
others II they have The ingenuity TO throw from their
shoulders, shall not object but they shall not cast
it upon me, or far IS can prevent H. on those who
acted with Every man, who has been eye witness
the proceedings this subject, know that the
pursued by the Richmond Wing, has alone de-
feaIed the party.
My whole and remarks on this interesting sub.
iect shall appear due time for the satisfaction of my
constituents If they snail tie deemed worthy of publca
ton by those who control! the public press and have de-
trrmned that "shGH nerer touch t0ttom dguin
Frb ~ lc.S9. JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
Heb Priced Tobacco.
RICHMOND RkETS-MhKcu | 1859

WHGAT-Sl 60 a 81 e. per bushel.
FLurR-Since the receipt of advlces per "LiveSpool
steamer there have been large transactions in this
sce She only safe nave to note, is small parcel
at, % cash, on the Basin bank.
Tos.cco-Lugs s. 2 n $40; Lcaf$ll Lea S'St4;
ca lugs sSl.2 gle ~; Leaf common at sl3 a SIS;
uitding 10 good, $l5l SlGl+2; good and fine, SIT
SIS At this latter price, lot Of 1876 hhds sold
Yesterday A very superior crop Of hhGs. new, made
by Mr. Walker Of Greene county, also sold yester
day at average Of $225 S-eytreme prices Sl6i-2
and S29I2.
Sales Of Sock yesterday at Lynchs Coffee House.
Farmers Elnk of Virginia, %
WlNFREE, WILLIAMSON IL co.
Sales OF Tobacco at Seabrooks Ware House, Febru-
ary 18th, 1850
Sir. Jeremiah Walker. hogsheads, No. l, $50 80; 9,
$40 -; ) SIS %; 4, $40 50-areragng so G2 l-2-
purchased by Air. James Thomas Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
EXTRACTS # Letter from eenspieuous and hghlu ind

ExrRAcTs # letter rom conspicuous and highy innt
agent (ConScrrafircJ gentleman in The io,ccr country,
addressed 10 a .uem6sr of the House IF DeisgnicS
"As 10 the parties of the present, times, there
yer any thing like them before under the sun; and
TO some Of our quondam friends say (as Mr. Richie
said In old 80 81 wish them grain OF common
sense! Rives about The last in The world
whom should have suspected Of taking the potitic0-
hydrophOLja
at seems from some nccounts that the Wings not
willing 10 lake him. This may cause him TO pause, be
fore fully throw ing himself into their embraces lest he
should share the fate of rejected lover.
'Well, if he will turn somerset from The Republican
watch tower, he deserves, and will probably meet, his
fate"
EXTRACT cfG letter from Hhio in FGugncr county
Member If The Legislature. duttd February 1874 1899
81 suppose, this, you have elected United States
Senator We have not get learned the result Of thai,
election and God forbid that Mr.. VIM G. Riyes should
be again put upon us, although anticipate such re-
sull!-a man i'll whom 10 confidence can be placed, -
&c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
SURRY COUNTY.

At a meeting OF respectable number of the Repub.
can voters Of the county OF ::ury at their Courthouse
on Monday ho 25t day Of February 1889, for the pur
pose {" appointing delegates represent them in the
Republican Convention be holden in the city OF Rich
mond on the 3D. MondaJ in March next-James D. Ed
wards was called to the Chair and Peter T. Spatey wa:
appointed Secretary.
Ai.er The Chairman had explained the object of The
meeting, James S. Clarke James d. Edwards, Peter 7.
SFratey, William billiard, Capt. David Booth, Waller
S. Booth, and William II Edwards were unanimously
elected delegates 10 represent this county III said Con-
rention
On motion,
ReS0rcd, That Arthur Smith, representative from Isle
of wight in the House Of Delegates and joel POLICEMAN,
representative of this Senatorial! District IN the Senate
Of Virginia, be added to the above list
On motion,
ReSoirtd, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
the Richmond Enquirer, and the Ole Dominion, Ports.
mouth, Va, for publication.
JAMES d. EDWARDS, Chairman.
Cpp ST-r turn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

Httonmtndah;On.-Mr. Craig, Agent for the Boston
Franklin Print Co is in this City, for The purpose Of coli
Letting subscriptions for lusc celebrated and beautifully
executed engravngs "rthe Portrait OF Washington. from
Stewards picture and the Declaration Of Independence
from Trumbull's painting at Washington. They are ad
mrable specimens of the progress Of the engraving ART
and The sub of them cminenty entitled TO he pa
trnnage Of the czars Of Virginia. We intended 10
make long article of this matter, and copy tie strong
and concurrng testimony Of many nf our public prints,
but we have not roon.-We earnestly recommend them
to the public attention Mr. Craig may be seen al j. W.
Randolph u Co 8 Bookstore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
f. STEVENS. Secretary.

The Republicans of C!arhe county assembled at Berry
vile on the 2i;h February Nathaniel Burwell, Esq in
the Chair, and Alfred Caseman Secretary. They de.
cdeGIy approved of the Convention at Richmond, and
appointed as their Delegates, Judge R f. Parker Major
Opie, Col w. Carson: Nathaniel Burwell, Captain w.
Castlemnn and Cyrus Mccormick.
The Winchester Vrgnian says, ''it will be seen from
the measures taken, that the proposed Convention will
be- properly attended TO-" We have indeed lhe prospect
of and animated assem5lage Of The Repub
lican party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A. meeting of the friends OF The present Admins.
irati"n hed in I1arrisonburg the 18Th u!t, DR. p.
Harrison was called 10 the Chair, and T. Stevens ap.
pointed Secretary.
The following persons appointed delegates to
represent this county in the Democratic Convention, to
b. held in Richmond on the Sd Monday in March next:
Col. A. hftilett Maj Il Smith, Col l. Thomas, Jas.
{ ShiPman, Esq, Col. VIM. Yancy, and Col. A. McGII-
vrny. The following resolution also adopted
Rcs0'red, That have undiminished confidence in
the administration Of the General Government and will
use oil honorable means to promote the re election Of
Martin Van Buren,.
p HARRISON Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

Oh HanOrcr moring We have received the Pro-
ccedings of the Republican Party Of Hanover at the
Court house on Monday last-Col. f. Shelton in the
Chair, aud c ". Da5ney, Secretary. They have ap.
pointed nine Delegates TO attend the Republican Con-
venLIon at Rcbmond-and also 10 CO operate with the
Delegates from the other counties in this Congressional
District 10 nominate Republican Candidate for Con-
Gres3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

u The Republicans and friends Of the presen, Admi
is'atIon are invited TO attend meeting al lie City
nan on iuecday evening, at half past o'clock to take
INTO consideration tie e.pedency OF appointing dele
s''eS 10 attend lie Convention to be held the Capitol
on NE 80 Monday in March II is expected that every
Republican living in Rickmond will attend and let az
once m"ie ha"e union; for, although we are fey, we
should be .tm-h Spartan Band never ainchsA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

(from The Portsmouth Republican, F,b 90, (Hhig)
1.-The Wings and Conservatives are EQUALs-uiet in
noble cause. Each is indispensable 10 The Of
the other"
What success? The Portsmouth, Republican (Whg)
means, with its colleague o.! The r. Wing, 10 carry the
State In The Spring, 10 put down The present Admins
tatIon-and TO elect Ii Clay. Can the cool and unim
FASHIONED Conservulves-c those who profess 10 be
friends of the Administration, unite in this proposed
Coalition? What say The People Of Virginia even To
such an outrageous proposi:iou "7te success G sach
Are you at That?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

E,HAHLE HOTEL The subscriber i.as yielded 90
Il TIE earnest solicitations O.: his friends and deter
mined to continue at his Ole stans in this place leeay
HE deepest gratitude to those who have heretofore nat
'onxed him. and he is determined still TO lner, der
GIcon'a9rmeni by keepng orderly and comfortable
mouse Ne!" all who may choo 10 ca ina be assured
Wat the s,rcics attention will be paid 10 their esse pod
|Oh'o'I THOMAS MATTHEW'S
'erpahGH''oe:, Fet. 81, 1899
AlirCR2 90 IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

y We are rcGuestc! 10 announce Mr. CI.AYvor G
EoLLMaE as CANDIDATE 70 represent the counties of
New krnl and Charles City in the next GeRersl AS
sembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

SPEED tie .Hai!-I .s,erLay morning the Northern
a'ai reached under the new arrangement bv & o.
clock IN The moEn!ng-beiug or hou:s ahead Of the
former hour of arrival.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

e YOUNG GENTLEMAN qualified 10 teacI. tLe
N Latin and English languages and desrovs of study
me- Las" wishes 10 obtain situation as private Teacher
IN The family OF Lawyer, where he mas have the be-
Ming William, Va.
March = 90 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

Non CommiIal-The Cincinnati Republican notices
The various reports about Cen HARRISON that he 1cOud
and that he r0u!d not acquiesce in the nomination Of
Inc National Convention The Republican rather plays
ot-but pledges itself without any eqnivocaon" THAT
when Gen Harrison is called upon by his friends in
proper manner lie will undoubtedly state his views il
reference 10 Tic National Convention"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

- FLooD, of Buckingham, has withdrawn from
tl- FREsFNr canvass Of the Congressional district To
ne 'eads, OF whose support he was assured, be setofns
rs cordial thanks
March Isl, ie39
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
DEATHS.

Del, c-Hia. ofhc 18th instant JoEs D,rrRI5eE Esq
formerly El:hEoot Va, But for many years past resident Of
;s ely where H. pe:ised the profession OF the aw.!o6e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
Tie nrOp0scd CVaIitiOn!

u Mr.. Z II. SMITH will be candidate for rp.eec
ton to the House Of Delegates for The county OF Rock
ingham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

a DAiNlsTRATOR'S NOTiCE-all persons bsv.
'g claims against the Estate Of the late Pleasan,
dec d, ARE requested TO bring them for ward
f'oPets authenticated ior paymeo,: and oil in
%'oo 10 ea'a estate are admenished to make SPEEDY
'" o lie sotne, as determined TO close tay id
S'a'''n on said estate and shortly make distribution
"F's SMITH g. NEW,
nN"'nS'fGtor &c 60a'S.aon tcik tkc viii Snne1ed Of
''"'V" lS-W4~' Pleasant ST. Har,rood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

"h Subscriber respectfully informs The citizens Of
* s city, and any strangers residents Of this State,
re Has the !'G appended TO memorial to the Leeis
awe awe saying aouniy. All friends to The cause are
10 call 10 day and add their names, il is de-
''-'s 10 p'eseat il on Monday next
J. II. ID L0WNES,
v. Cross st:ee; leading to Moyo's Bridge.
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VIII 'e presented Shakspeare's Tragedy of
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MR.. GEO. JONES.
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