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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
CI.MREKL.ANn COUNTY.

Al meeting Of the Republican party, in the county
of Cumberland, 3ith of August, 1-io, At the Court
house of SAID county, that being Court day, John c
Page was called 10 the Chair and Samuel liobSon ap
pointed Secretary The object Of the meeting was ap
prorrlatcy explained hv Col. Joseph fuqna.
Whcrcupon, 1t was R,SOircd, That it is expedient
and proper To appoint Delegates to the Republican
State Convention, TO be held the NH day Of Srptem
Der next, IN Charlottesville.
Tn" Char appointed Carter Harrison, Joseph ruqua,
Leonard Spears aud Vim 3. Crowd"r committee.
who made the following report:
Rss0ired That G. II. Harrison. Leonard ID. Spears,
Willis Sandrrson, William W. Wilson, V. {. Ryalls,
Thomas vi. Isbell, c. d. Coleman, Henry b. Branch,
Dr. j. Tullcy, Chas S. Palmorc, John w. Wilson, Vim.
g. Crowder, Leonard Simpson. Abraham Cooke, John
C. Page. Samuel flobson, Richard Johnson William
Maddox, Jesse X. Wrlkrrsnn, A. NJ Cantrell, James
b. Anderson, Capt. WIN. Daniel, James Reynolds,
John A. Caldwell and " ~ Lee, be appointed Dele.
gates 10 the Charlottesville Convention.
RcsOircd, That it eXpedrnt to hold District Con-
venlron at Buckingham Courthouse, Tuesday, the
18th October next, adopt measures promote the
reelection Of Martin Van Buren, TO the Presidency OF
the T. Sand that the other counties, composing tins
Electoral District Buckingham Prince Edward,
Charlotte and FIuvanna be invited To unite with tn"
county OF Cumberland IN sending delegates 10 the SAID
Convention.
Re>olred, That John G. Page, Thomas D. Crowdrr,
Robert Henderson, John =. Wilson, Creed d. Cole
man. Thomas NJ. sbrll, Carter H. Harrison, Jos. Flu
qua, Henry b. Branch, Samuel Simpson, Spencer
Brown, Hex Ford, Charles 5. Palmore, Col James
IsbcIl, Capt WIN Daniel, Willis b. Sanderson, Jesse
n Wilkinson, Abraham Cook, Leon. Spears, Henry
Bracket, David Menyman, Dr. L TaI!ey, Samuel Hob.
son, Th"s, II Isbe, john D Wilson aud y,ncrn,
{ Ryals, be, and are hereby appointed delegates from
this c'uniy, II attend the SAID District Convention.
RcS0ircd. That John c. Page. Carter II. Harrison
and John 7. Wilson be appointed committee for the
purpose of inviting John w Jones' George G.. Dom.
i, I D.
doph and John Holiday Eqs, to address the pro-
pie Of Cumberland, upon the political topics Of the day,
at Cumberland October Court next.
JOHN {. PAGE, Chairman.
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NJ ARsHALLL HOUSE, RICHMOND vA.-The attention of
VI this House is turned principally transient The
location equal TO in the city being the midst of the Bank
and nearly central 10 The Democratic Association hall and the Log
Cabin, consequently the hest lighted The city The Bank
light. burn all night and the latter half generally Noe
rna meetings frequent the Hall and Cabin the
Of the week and will increase doubt until November
Light OF dark night very desirable particularly the
Of Richmond The accommodations Of this House speak
for themselves Visitors viii be the. owa judges
Aus II a1-wiwk laf ltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

I ARGE STOCK OF PIANO FORTES FOR SALE IN Pc
- rsJurg, prgn,lThe subscriber has for
large and well selected stock nf PIANO FORTES
price from two hundred and hundred dollars.
NJ help admng these Piancs-the
and the finish and tasty The subscriber had pleasure
Of sending several of his Pianos Richmond few days
all Of which superior He would he pleased furnish
orders the most favorable He upwards
Of hundred Pianos and Of large NUMBER has
proved defective E. P. NASH,
Pe.ersbarg, "a
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nnon of sentiment in the South no less useful to the
I-n;on and encouraging 10 mankind, than it IS essen
81 90 rnu- own interests and safety, that w have
L H.. ,r,,bl to collect these facts aud submit these
,,. G. &. CLAY. Of Ala.
r. &. NICHOLAS, OF La.
WM : FULTON, of Ark.
FRANCIS THOMAS. of Nd.
GEO. &. DROMGOOLE, Of Va
j MCKAY. Of \. &.
FELIX GRUNDf, of Tenn.
WILSON LUMPklN, Of Ga
JOHN JAMESON, Of No.
LINN BOYD "f Ky.
A. G. BROWN, Of Miss
f. ID. SUMPTER, Of ). c.
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TSr Has Albert s Jones, of the z. Wing, me
that we would coniescrnd 10 notice NJ o'', ~ -
nor his wire-worker heb nd the curtain, thc y, H.
dctive Pistol Of the Tippecanoe Club ot Nits'hs
Of any further notice. ScJ- We read the 1T ". =,
a few sentences on another page Of A. :. JON
and this refItes his allegation. HIS h"a WIN u,
and bacon, was rs much mystery 10 US inc IN,
we had never seen hi. letter. They !a!iy Iu'"''
pemoeIatic Critic.
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Dark Dealings

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afir'" rom me nos."h H"'hh9 I">t ~ friGay
"HGrT''"" h""',r d'"hn" FtW t' ''''i""'"'-Nr hNa
Northampton it'lhbh i"t h"I""'h i.i'I nom III" H.
brown ~ regard !" NJ >'''h h7, ph'-h'h ~ tH- a
>p' HARRISON hfTlshes WIN thr Nb"Ifna.sls. itr
vi" pretend to G"nf ne statements eve nun Tie ".Ua'.
a>"S' ana v" a"uo h' ne v ~ 'sll"','" ' !" ~. n',r
''o" W 'l'e ~ t"'> ~ 't '',N - harrison -
nrP'.'' ~, y" =, ~. Wv pi ~ Inu :" ''' 'iNr ,,#,.
~ non; ~; d. ,", III, 'H M, n"nES li' I,e i''As
pru"rs: s"' "'" 'Dr g
To Mssrs S,or and Hgrfry Etor If TIC Mump.s,,. s,
u,.i..,... haa H%:al@.
,i ,"s n', AN, '''=S ","-n .N'" '''i>"U VISA
II MOI OPEN charges. II fal>r!ond and dishonesty
hr"meh against ne y ulU,rt"l mou Of IT,, parts, us
"a, ''' ~" , pau. " pow i'' tin'N 81 d. h"t mu.
M"r,. an, tiI II ,rrr ,tr,r ,, ,iI',,. ,, |
have sad mo,r than duty u God ana ~, FELLOW r, .
WIN, Providence permitting 4" lh- through the ,0trs.
f, ",rI,,,' na,,u'" ca" nay r'm
a pnhlr nrrtlne Of the ,z,,t. Iy rnt,t
"fn Springfield. Your ~.
NJ IL vi, M, ABEL ERn'
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TACT was called LOT W mere were thr JFhtS oil H..
litonsm,
,iII Il n you y >a,d The S,rrrar, Of The, Jpyrrf
the way /, a rit,hrn # Cleveland aud an ardent tla,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

Fgou MrNIcu.--Wc have received by the .I"rmd
Havana papers TO the 2oth u!tlmo whch contain ac-
counts from Mexico, brought there by the British gun
brig Sea Gull, her way to England with SsOoOOO IN
specie.
From these accounts it appears that after thirteen
DAYS lighting skirmshng in the city OF Mexico,
the insurgents under Urea, who had obtained posses
sion of the Government House, caP'iuiaed, and eva
cuatcd the CITY, the party of President BuStamentc thus
REFINING the rens of Government. Urea had fled,
and ii was not known what had become OF INN or OF
his friend Gomez Fcrras. His troops had dispersed
in various directions although by the capuatIon they
we're to march ont with the honors of war, and none
were to be moesed Tor the conduct they had pursued
~ l. C0nrifr a. EHnuirtr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

\ Correspondent from LOUISIANA ~ 'u'
scnts the following pictur" II ought -"
heart of every man in thr South '','
yourself VIM. SIade, travelling over '"f :
Vermont, brandIshing tn" y ln'cl!'gen.H'
his speech, IN the faces Of thr Green Ei.-'
and at the same moment, ID" asi"s q ..
South, brandishing another intelligence
the misrepresentation of Bolts, CARS,
&c, deserving the South, and insidioH'i
poison throughout the same Is 1t pos''.' !,
honest yeomanry Of our beloved conn''! i.
blIndfolded to worship at the shrine OF ~.
isn' ! look to the four large States 10 - >.
try-io New York, Pennsylvania, VIRGIN.
Are the Democracy dong their duly =" :. .....
We will speak for Virginia, when we
Charlottes ville Convention
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John Campbell, member Of Congress from :
m, (oncc Conservative has c0m' mt for u
Buren,. lie says, "tlowrvcr much may o. r..
tain incidents in Mr. Van Buren, political M
sent from particular measures of h'> admins.
am, under existing circumstances. ~ favor
election; because his course upon III" "h.."
has been President Of the L. :, has been 3. z
estimation, as 10 cntitlc h'm 10 the eo"i'.'
South: and because prefer the prn"'p,r'''
in the non. slaveholdng States by when D. ",
ed, and whose aScendancy | bcll'Tr 70 w w.
measure identified with his rc.elecuou' 70 "''
party in the same States bv which be- y OPP"
! And what unimpassioued Southern man &,
fer an atiilatlon with the Democrats OF me w..
natural ally, as Mr. Jefferson called iH""', y.
mocracy Of the Ssuth,) 10 an union wan ~.
stcr and Henry Clay, with Re" Garland '''.
Clarke, with Sergeant and u'inrd, "i''
alligator some %. them hboltionr-'s, ah" ~"
Fetcralists in gram and fcdrraIt,s I" primo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

Tur ytcE PRFsIpE>T, Cos Shannon, the lIonnra.
hlos William Allen Jno b. Weller, and tw" brothers of
The Vice Pres dent To be their road
,om Hamilton to this city, about clock
doy morning. when Doct Duncan and the county com
mi;,rr of Hamilton, with number of citizens pro-
cerd.d IN carriages and Oh horseback about two
and !, half miles on the Hamilton road, and there met
the gentlemen, and escorted them INTO the city Com
sd.riug the snortness of the notice. the cavalcade made
very respectable appearance, and about half past Gle
ven o'clock arrived at the Mansion House kept by MIR.
Carmichael who had prepared for their reception an
elerant suite of rooms for their accommodation.
fCiRriRpai .drertiSsr, Ing. 20.
.3oOtber Tireinian IN tie feM.-The Alexandra Ad.
vocate saws John 5. Barbour Esq late Of the most
prominent Wings in Virginia, made application through
his friends to be permitted 10 reply 10 W Leigh, IN
Warren,nn at the Federal cider drinking, but was re
fused The reason is PLAIN: Mr. Barbour has quit the
narty he is one of the best informed politicians OF the
ay he is gifted with eloquencc more powerful! than
a two.cdged sword; and whatever cause he esponses,
finds in him an advocate Of abilities He carries
flint that never misses fire. He knows Gen. llarr-
son wcll served with him IN Congress lie knows what
opinions he advocated then. Alr B. was then as he Is
nov a Democrat, and he and Gen. H. were opposed
then as they now
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GABRIEL JOHNSON, Seeretaru.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-20
CARD

WIAVIlIC established ourselves ia the city
Of Vicksbnrg, with The view facili-
tating the business Of the house Hart.
Butler g Co. Of New Orleans viii tie Plans
tiers in this section of the state wish ]
share Of public patronage, we lss ourselves
fully competent to afford the no facilities
to the planters which has heretofore been ex-
tended to them by the number of well known
established houses, both of this city and the
city Of New Orleans.
We are assured to say to the Planter that
the house in New Orleans has taken out an
open policy Of Insurance which extends to
the waters of the Mississippi, Ohio and Ms
souri, rivers, and all their tributaries, which
advantage it is to the planter when shipping
his cotton to the house of Hart, Butler & Co.
and informing them, or the house of "a. Hart
jr. y Co. Of the shipment; to either house it
will be considered fully insured and protect
ed from loss or damage.
We will receive and forward cotton, and
will at all times be prepared to sell bills of
Exchange on New Orleans in sums to suit
purchasers, at sight.
A. HART Jr. & Co.
Office Washington St., nearly opposite Chill
dres Hotel.
Feb 3I--tf
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TRUSTEE SALE.

10y virtue ola deed of trust executed to
the undersigned trustees, by franklin
M. Tribble and B. M. Allen on the 23rd day
of February, 1886 to secure the payment of
certain promisory notes therein named held
by Washington Dorsey and il Hughes,
which deed in trust is of record in the Pro-
bate clerks Office of Yazoo Comfy, in book
4, page 552 and 553. The undersigned
as aforesaid, will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, lin the town Of Yazoo
City, Qate Manchester the following des-
cribed land and negroes to wit:-The west
half of the northwest quarter dissection TWEEN
ty seven, the east halfof the north east quar-
ter of section twenty eight, the north west
quarter and the north east quarter Of the
south west quarter of section twenty eight,
the east half Of the south west quarter of
section twenty one, the north east quarter,
and the east half of the south east quarter
and the south west quarter of the south east
quarter of section tWenty-nine, being all in
township eleven, Orange one, west Of the
Basis Meridian Of the district of lands sub
lec 10 sale at Mount Salus Mississippi; and
the following slaves to wit.-
Sam, Solomon, Edmund, Charles, Noah,
SglDia, Elisha, Joe, zena, EDDY, Rkoda,
Nancy, Rosetta, EIsey, Queen
Which property will Be sold on the 18th
lay Of April next, before the door Of Hun
eT's Hotel, between the hours of 10 and /
o'clock Of said day, and such titles convey
ID to purchasers as vest ii US as trustees.
JAMES w. CUSACK,
THOMAS w. SCOTT,
Trustees.
Yazoo City, Feb. 6, 1910. SI--IO
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY /, 1910.
PROSPECTUS.

DETERMINED TO make adequate returns
for the liberal and Increasing encourage
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Yankee, and thinking that some things can
be done. as well as others, is determined to
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ISAAC BARRETT.
NOTICE..

II FORWARN al persons from trading f
Note given by me to Rolin S. Ellis fo
one hundred and seventy dollars, dated
March 2lst, 1898, and due FIRST Of Iannary
last, as the consideration for which said note
was given has failed, and I win not pay i
unless compelled BY law, 70 -
April 12-40-tf EPHRAIM GUICE,
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n HEREBY assign to w. Dorsey all the
accounts, open and unsettled, upon the
books of the late firm of Scott & Caldwell,
and the said Dorsey has full power to collect
and receipt for the same.
- THO. w. SCOTT,
Surviving partner of Scott q Caldwell.
February 60, 1910. S5-H
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New Sporting and AEricUI.
tWPal PubliCa ffNme-, :.

DEAR SIR,v-Mr Pouer, editor and propris,o.
the New York esprit Of the Times.s ~ o.t
newspaper dedicated TO Sporting, published bs,.
having refused 10 give our prospectus a place 4.
that paper, or even short notice as common -
vefIisement, although rendered payment; we -.
in consequence, constrained 70 issue a eirenls,
one Of which we havo taken the liberty Of a.,
warding to you, and solicit your patronage an
that of your friends. d3 5aH
CADWALLADER r. GOLDEN co.
Office No. lO5 Fulton Street, New Yorl
February 25th, 1880. at3e
To all SpOrtsmeH and Supporters of a,
Tarf, Breeders Of Blood Horses, of IN.
PrOVed Cattle and Sheep, Planter,
Farmers, Agriculturists, and che public
IN general.
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bY anY other paper on

etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is specimen of what
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.NetVs from all nations numbering at his back.''
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will as sedulously avoid any of the contro-
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fulness to our common country, and our fell
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of deed of trust, and for the
purposes therein mentioned, executed
by Isaac Roberts and his wife Elizabeth Rob-
eris, to the undersigned, on the Sd day of
Nav 1899, and which said deed oftrust will
be found duly recorded in book j, from page
l79 to ISL Of deeds in the clerks Office, in
the town of Benton, Yazoo County, and
state of Mississippi; and at the request of
James Roberts, William Roberts, aud John
III. Nelson, shall proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the court house
door in the town of Benton, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of April next, at IL O'Clock,
and continue until o'clock of said day, the
following property, to Wit:-the northeast
quarter of section 9, the east half of the S.
E. quarter of section 8, the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section 8,
the northeast quarter of southwest quarter
dissection 9, township IL, range east
The northwest quarter of section 10, the
west half of the north east quarter, section
10, the southwest quarter of section 10,
township IL, range 2 east. ALSO, the fol-
lowing negroes: David, IS years old, Bob
S, Anthony, 6 years old, Sophia, %, and q
children, sabrine 8, and Lorra l, York 25
years old, Rachael %, and children, Puss
3 years old, Alfred /, Mahalay IS years, g.
2 children, Celia 8, Martin Van Buren, |,
Joseph 81, George Is years old; also, 8
work horses, / colt, 3 yoke ofoxen, wag-
gon, so headof cattle, more or less, 100 head
of hogs, more or less, 10 head of sheep,
lot Blacksmith's tools, farming tools, geer
and harness, household and kitchen furni-
4ure, 500 bushels Corn, 1000 lbs of fodder,
or so much thereof as will be sufficient to
satisfy all claims which are, or may be due
by the aforesaid deed of trust, together with
all costs which may have accrued thereon.
Such title and no Other, will be made to the
purchaser as is vested in me, which is be-
iieVed 70 be good.
BRITAIN P. ROBERTS.
Trustees,
February. s. 1910. 32-9t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-20

NOItCEls hereby given, that Draft drawn
New-Orleans, IN favor of John .astOn for the sum
of eight hundred and MiTtg-aree dollars and htrt.
three cents, dated LIST September 1886, and due let
January 1899, will not be paid By me unless COM
PEELED BY law. The consideration for which said
Draft was given having wholly failed.--June lst,
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