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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

iyy NE OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR SAL NJ,
ii..r,I, any OF NY tree Farms, All VI ""e
| f. !. h.s'tny region ~ any III virginia. IT,.
s.r Ret" Orange county, on the kapiu Ann r'eI
d.,tu. below Rlcoon Ford and about 81 miles rom
rs.nrr II contains 925 between and GOO ~ winch
= ard the woodland il well timhered AMI situated lhis
ia j. recent assessment, valued higher, ny sworn
s-inany tract ot land in Orange county IL mas large
.,.a1s a,i>r will! rooms and usual out-hliidincs.
So . :st opposite Soldiers Rest" in Cuipepe! county
- r yauahe. Il contains about 700 acres OF lana, be-
a3an 40 oil which cleared and l70 Of the cleared and
- m y grounds The woodland well timbeed ana inneh
apd produce fine IL has small two story DWELL
.:tei,- &C, on 4. n,. -. c,
M E- si," lies in the bend of the Robinson river, Cut
- tto near the Mills OF Mr.. r. r. Willis and within ab"
- Il Orange Court House. II contains $50 acres-iou I"
cleared half least OF the cleared ano Is he
! :rIai- and The hill land scarcely less valuable
m, F1rn and Sir VIM. E. Glossais, have understood
qnsr The old sse-smeRt valued at the same priee, ana
m han an other land the county of Cn'pper when thef
ltei RaInaiannock This Farm has small dwelling mouse
~ ,,i ,he Tr,r,s OF Land in good state o Improve
c.y- AMI plaster act finely upon them hey are no"
salo 10 ba. abundant crops of corn, wheat tonacc"
Sl ale w- llap.d grass. Such selection OF Va'hpe
INT, rry offered 10 those who may seek an investment u
Re- -,lc.
Nr acnla, information be had by reference 70 Jere
nah iprton Esq whn will be in Richmond unl the 2mn o.
M md ~ that o-rod his Farm, adjoining the morse
toln,y y, GEORGE MORTON.
March -, iii N'-o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

MEDICAL COLLEGE, kIoHMoSD, VA-Ihe next N',,ee
lf Term of Lectures in this institution viii commence on me
first Monday in November and continue until mo last week III
February
Iir John Cullen on Theory and Practice of Medicine
DIR. A. /. Warner on Surgery. -
Dr. L. W. Cianherlaync Matea aledca and therapeutics
Dr. L. BolaInon Obstetrics aud Diseases OF omen anu
Children.
Dr. Thns. Johnson Anatomy and Physiology.
Dr. Socrates slaupn Chemistry.
Clinical Lectures will be- delivered regularly lat the College
Inrmary Professors of Medicine aud Surgery and Ut The
Pententia and Amory by The Professor Of Alaera Mcda
The Professor Anatomy having charge Of the city Aims House,
will deliver Clinical Lectures that Institution The student
will privilege Of attending all Ir Clinical Lectures
without charge The advantages for clinical instruction and
practical anatomy surpassed by medical school 10 our
country. AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ H., DeGH ~ nc rde.ng'
10 2i-iN
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SAMUEL X. FAINTER
90 Ii,ater street, .feD York,
Grain and General Commission Merchant.
Anil I'll

ONE III INBRED DOLLARS EkWAHD-I WIN give the aN,ve
" apprehension aud delivery to secured in
jail that get them again, the following I'VE Negroes wso "a,
on the February last belonging the Lower Bd
Plantation Gpchand county, O for either Of Them VIZ:
Anscad, 40 years old, appears "dtr having lost ms "'
Jim Ross years old, yellow complexion, small black
eyes high cheek bones he shews traces Of Indian Blood about
feet high
Nmrod about 40 years old is getting bald on The crown Of his
head has law walk rather down look, feel inches iel
William Tinscy about 80 years old, prominent eyes, rather
snail features, dark, but black feet 10 inches high
Reuben NJ old short and Stout good looking ieet nan
anil inch high. ,r -
These Negroes off together, from Richmond They are
DOUBT, the country, may be on The river hoamr WI"
false papers. VA. H. ohNpi.n..
Inwcr Eyri Plantation, (:onchland, co., May % TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

rI,ES DOIIaRS REWARD.-Ram away from the subscriber,
living nine miles Goochland Court house, man
Tom Thomas lie stout, well built man. about ~ yeats
old feet or inches hch of dark copper color pleasing
coutenance spoken and polite lie has no mark about
recoected when he walks FAST ne appears 10 np one
Had lie off, cotton oznaus si ana paiiioohs
yarn have doubt but he VIII attempt 20 pass a.
free man He has been waiting man, and travelled good deal
in d parts STATE particularly about Norfolk and The
country will give the above reward delivered 70 mr.
secured III Jail. 'iahiis 'A,lE.
I,lt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
vALraBLE LANDS AT AUCTION

VALUABLE LANDS AT AUCTION.
r. s',lc IL the County Court oil Greene, iaeg
ID pronounced in certain Chancery, therein depending
-%es Garland Garth aud Eoh Davis guardians o. .he IN
TN h-n ri Isaac Davis j., deceased, pantifIs, anu tue
@ Others dc.nd,n, undersigned viii offer Tor
Friday. The l7h September next, It fair ana u
~ The first TAR diy thereafter To The highest bder m me
pta."s. the Lands in the proceedings mentioned being me
IN" .; which the sad Isaac Davis j., was seized ana pos
ed II tho time Of ms DEATH situated and lying IN tue sau
Of Greene.
These lands Of separate AMI distinct tracts distant
' three or four miles, and each containing about tour nun
ra The known the "f Wayland's, adjons
hnf> Of George Stephens and uthcrs-is within four or hVe
a q" StanardSv- the o Justice of said county-is not
~ o rood quality, hut excellent tobacco land OF this tract
~ more thru 80 100 cearedhe balance well
rf-f The other, known The late residence OF the SAID
h avs lies immediately Swim Run, within three miles
N>ianassleis extremely fertile and productive, with large
'n Of valuable r grounds and is well suited 10 the accom-
iN"n Of family, having upon il comfortable dwelling
Ei" and all necessary out houses.
.. Sa'eOne, two aud three credit except as To SO
81 the purchase money may be TO pay the costs
t and expenses Of sale with bond and approved ers"na
'Tlfv J. w. SAUNDERS, administrator.
!Sll q I}-tds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

DIlLET TIMBER.-l0O,000 and heading BItts want
ID ed for of the Penienary For Merchan'abe Timber
deliverable al the Institution, the highest price current VIII be
given Save 90 inches long, inches wide, and
inches thick edges beading b:-ts inches wide IL
inche. long, and II thick, heart edges one thd heading
J. G. WATSON, -7gcnt Psnacn'inry.
Iu,s1 SIN
A TCTTON AND COMMISSION HOUSE-1he subscribers
Respectfully services their friends and the public
for the sale Negroes Estate and all other kinds Of
10 In The ritv of Richmond. ROBERT HILL K CO..
Cross street fronting the Ban 1arsrn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

L7ALL IMPORTATION OF CHINA, oUEENsWAEE; &c
August, S4I.-By the lIakaway, discharcing, am in
receipt my supply of Fall Goods Amongst them will be
found variety and style Of patterns and shapes entirely new
and altoqe her uneuualied before in this market
Also recently purchased and receiving, nom The various
manufactures this country large stock OF rich and common
cmt dressed and plain Of every
es German Silver and Britannia CascrsStone-wa &C.
All which offer by package, repacked order the
,ns, f,rn,,b,r ,rrms WM. +. BUTLER,
| '" 100000 doors ADORE the Bell TdrerR.
49, 29-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

NroTIcETbe subscr respectfully solicit the attention
~ the Farmers ncghborins counties to whom the high
est cash prices given for good whea delivered al the
H's Amn '"s MINIS ass VI ' DICKINSON SMELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

NroTICE-RO. |. SMITH, SAMUEL. NJ. DRlNkER aud
~ ADOLPIUS MORRIS have entered into partnership under
the firm Of SMITH DRlNkER & NORRIS, Booksellers Sta
and They have taken the Stne recently &c
cuprd Palmer, with the whole of the stock belonging
10 that comprising variety and arrcr amount
than probably b. found IN any one e>tah> incnt S Of
Phiadepha days they will have made considerable
additions and shall rule their business 10 obtain
The same confidence believe their predecessors have enjoy ed
| BOOK BISDERY AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY -
3 d. NJ have purchased the Binding Establishment OF the
late firm Of smith Pale which they have enlarged and other
wise jmpoyrd will be enabled 10 make with despatch, III
The best manner of the best materials Account Books ana
Records of every description for Merchants Traders, Banks
Clerks If Courts and public officers Orders respect.
-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

RICTMoND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1s4l.

u LASTING AND SPORTING PoWDER.-Regnar suppl
ID of Blnstinc and Sporting Powder from the fa iwL M
for sale by us The prices are iavoaoe anu
quality in instance warranted . :,
~ Cary sref Riehm"ad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

,,.,vopTg TURNER & co. have received an a>sort-
~ II Coon Oznlbarcs aud Bro Sheetinss ana Shitsrhes
,py ever offered in this marhet, when 'hes VIA se "
~ al accommodating 'e'"S' o6-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20


10 MY COUNTRY FRIENDS.
TINE sscrhrr with view Of reducing his present stock Of
Goods max for his Fail supply viii ole great
bargains pTnrtu.l ruumers consisting IN part
-. Lroix, r. Rico and n. q. Sugars
Old White, Java. lasuira Corsrr
Maracaiho aud Rio,
Loaf sugar, single, double and lump
Liverpool sack salt
T,degar and country bar Iron
American, English, srrr,
German and Cast !
Nails, assorted sizes
No. l. y. 4. lienncs
Family Roe I!crrlngs, in half and whole hnrrcls
~ Orleans, T.. Rico aud Havana Molasscs
Western and Virginia cured Bacon
London Porter, in quarts and pnts
Baltimore and Ohio Wliskry
0li RYE WhiSkey, Of various brands, part very FINE
puncieon old Jamaica Rum highly Favored
Old London Dock Brandy
Holland Gin
Old Virginia Apple Brandy
Old Baltimore do.
old MADEIRA Cold Pale Sherry and old Wine Of my
importation
Champagne Wine, in quarts and pintt
2J,000 Principe, Havana, and American Cigars
100 bags shot
% kegs Dupont'S Powder
Cotton Yarns II Factory prices,
Together articles enumrratc.
strict attention paid sales Of lnur wheat aud
baccn and every will he used satisfaction
RICHD. = IASSE q, as Oh stand
Ann 2---t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

nISSoLUTIoS.-The partnership OF SMITH & PaLMEk
- expired By Limitation on The lat OF July last An persons
having claims will hem and those indebted To the
firm respectfully requested to make payment 10 either OF the
naTrirs RO. ]. SMITH.
F MM pAl.MEK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

r ~ SALE the Estate Ian which now reside
M Estate ruly called valuable, and is in high state
f''"nnt. T. consists of 1S2 Of Low Grounds ana
u Iii h Land. II Brick House Of the largest size
~ m q TIE state and every building essential To the ac-
sl.mn If a family and necessary to cropping.
''t IL eAiiite upon the value Of such an estate AZ
' o7- disposed 10 huy will lie inclined 10 look and examine
~ and invited do. The Of sale will he CON-
.d 70 Those disposed 10 buy, by the owner who Is gene
~ home wl be always ready, either by himself or his
show premises TO any who wishes to see them
- tar hy the name OF the Berry Hill Estate, If not
ot privately, will be offered for sale, to the highes1
e' auction on The 4h day next with all the
f's'iSie property belonging to the Estate .
June y l2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

TIME undersigned having formed Coparlnershp under the
firm of WOMBLE DEANE for the purpose Of conducting
General Commission this place, offer their services
their friends the public general for the sale of eican
Produce of all kinds They have taken that large and
central Warehouse 18th and Cary Streets formerly occupied
BY sessrs R. Tripe Son. and more recently By Mr. ihos
mess that may The business heretofore carried by
John wombe, and Peyon Deanc Edwards will he continued
by us in the way We have provided large and cool
room for Bacon alone hope The old patrons Of John Wonbe,
well as those eton, Deane Edwards will continue their
business " liberal facilities will be syen with
all our attention, whatever may be consigned TO
" w. JSO. WOMELE,
TEOS. J. DEASE.
p;.hmond Ancust ond 29-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

+ ~ ~. htRR MILL STOSES.-We have on hand, and
S,, af.f 10 make order at the Penitentiay, Virginia.
h.. "!u mn Stones, Of all dimensions.
celyei, supply Of Burr Block, direct from the hest
trance Orders, addressed to me, viii receive imne
II. Persons in may depend upon getting good
Jur' q article J. C. WATSON, agent, sc.
~4eB Pam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

VIRGINIA MANUFACTUREs-5O yards of heavy kerseys
' and i.ndseys n superior article for Negro Clothing.
10 bales of heavy No Cotton oznabufe WIN other Domes
tcs If penenay manufacture al reduced prices by
The hale or piece at the PENlTESTARl STORE ih street
N D-Tle market price given for Wool in exchange for Pen
Tertiary Goods.
Auul sS-ht
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

w subscriber 10 dispose of all his property In Vgl-
h privately f il can be done advanageously If not, pub
Y - DAYS from If sold publicly the time, terms
be gwen future advertisement, and any one WISHING
~ Beverly Irih nj Suhett's r. o., Powlaan Co., Va
J. Plantation James river called DOVER. TINS estate
count. q" Goochiand, and is too well known 10 require
on |; contains about 500 acres 300 of which are first
=" grounds also stock Of Mules, Horses, Farming
were bushels If wheat seeded on this Farm this year.
NJ ~ Farm II Chesterfield, called ST. LEDGER, containing
Al acfe>. with the stock Of all kinds.
!, nPN iJl NEiR0ES-Men, Women, Boys ana IiIis.
H. - ~ interest The Gaeso Mills-thc Corn Mil naolhnc
l the Water Power attached, and number OF adjacent
H. hs between the Basin in the CRY Of Richmond, shochoe
~ '-e aud the Old Locks Of the James River Company
ub Nv" rnem Church Hill, the city OF Richmond;
~ JOHN HETH.
H! y 2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

L1IFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the snbscri.
her living county of Iianover Negro Man, named
Sposwood who muato, about % years DID, having long,
busy hair rather swary complexion, pleasing eounenancr
when spoken well made aud about hve feet eight ten
inches lg ecolcced II probable that he vii at
tempt 10 and endeavor 10 escape TO the North
lie has connections Richmond where Is likely he VIII 60
first The reward Will he paid taken out Of the State
and twenty dollars il appcrndcd within the State Of Virginia,
and delivered me- secured jail that ret him again.
WILLIAM WIAGFIELD, IN
ano ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

above property will be sold a, auction on the 18Th da9
-"ls'J 25-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

n;ah, The Isl August large bay Horse eiIht 9eas
d marx upon his back by the saddle Of DARN ~
mo other marks recolected a reward oil Ten u w.
Maid upon his delivery TO us ,.,,,, !, ,TwATER
AS.'i' s6-tf
Aug.6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
,,cyIrrcrNT SCHEMES

j. G., GREGORY s. Co.., Managers,
es on Mann ID door beior Mum and liM Streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
l4TH STREET.


DRAWING of Leesburg Lottery Class IS, August iOll
~ 30 Is II Al G3 / 10 81 81 81 81 ~ ~
~ ~ - ~ STRATTOS.
Drawing Of Leesbnrg Lottery, Glass w. August iith
Is 80 IS 81 - e. So AZ GO % as ca -,
For Saturday the Dist Splendid Scheme prize OF Ss',
lO55 5000 50 Of oOo &c IS nos l5 drawn dickes s
For Saturday the ash. prize OF SoOOo ioVo 'oVo' 81 Vi
lOGO &C 10 nos, 10 drawn. Tickets sly. e., col.
n, " " STR TTON,S LUCKY OFFICE I'm street
~ S1N.iA " 2y-2t
Aug IL
DMINISTRA TOR'S NoTICE-Al persons " no nave Claims
n against James NJ Ellis, ate OF TINS I III
ed are requested TO present them TO me ior pay
who are indebted the said Estate are Ieueseu " pay W
a'ou''' ~ =: ' Sf THOMAS II. ELLIS,
administrator Of james n. EAis, acc q.
Richmond, Ang. II, 1871 -
HANDS WANTEThe subscribers wish to employ ~ o, ~
Ill hands uch rs have been accustomed to working on NC
Adamsed roads. Liberal wages VIII DC eiVen i" ~
"a"'e" III ee ~ JOSIAH DABBS,
ALEX. LANGHORN
r :. ms "oth VIII DC III opeia'o' vs. = 2S-lct
Aug. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

Large and caiuaLie Farm and NIL in Caroline for safe
PURSUANT a Decree Of the Circuit Superior Cont OF Law
Chancery for the county Of Caroline, the Of Redd
Terrell and ais, the undersigned Commissioners
appointed BY Court Will SELL The PROMISES al public
ton highest bidder, Wenc day the 2n Of September
next if fair the fair day thereafter. that large and valu
parcel of Land 10 which attached large and vau
manufacturing MILL known BY the Ct Jericho situated
North about five miles above the Chesterfield
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
within mile Of The Louisa Railroad The Farm Is
believed from 600 TO 800 We'll warred and
an abundant supply good timber and will he sold IN lots 10 sun
purchasers. The Mill consists Of large Manufacturing and Cfsi
SILL 10 which attached excellent Saw Mill The improve
mens on land comnodos and convenient Dwelling
House. Ganary Barn, Stables and other outhoscs
II situated pleasant and agreeable Berhhorh0od and
superior advantages The will be principally
on long credit made known the day of sale So much
cash will be required will pay the expenses Of tile
sale. Elliott W. Burrus residing the premises, will take
pleasure showing them any person wishing 10 purchase
WIN. A. MONCuRE, )
SAML. e. SCOTT,
Anr i, 2q-:is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

AUCTION AND COMMISSION NOTICE.
THE this day associated tlmsevc. together
for purpose Of conducting general Auction and Commits
sion business under the firm Of oLpNER & DGGES. Their
Store il in the echanics HAIL. Sycamore street. where
,ev are prepared Of Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware slaves They will also attend TO sales of AGn
nistratos Trustees and Commissioners ANY article If Goods
or produce consigned them will receive prompt attention Ii
era advances upon Goods when requed intended for
public sale -, 1872
in conclusion they merely state that their business will re-
ceive their attention. and hope merit share Of pub
lie patronage M Y, oLDHEE,
Petersburg. Va, july 90, 1871.
decentralization James Co., l. Hicks, Davenport &
Striivan,, Rev. A. J. Leavenworh, Ps6arg, Pd Reid &
Anderson Geo. Reid, Lloyd w Williams Haynes &
Goodrich, Soro, Ys uioes & Brother and John " Gordon,
Eichmoad, ia. Aug. u N-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

NJETALIC RooFING.-Cupper, Zinc and Tin Roofing exc
wi cuted the approved pan and warranted water
tight, on reasonable TERMS Satisfactory
required All communications, post paid, will meet viii
prompt attention. JOSEPH W. SENNEK.
E,edcYick shuro Va Aup a6-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

A DMINISTR AToRS' NOTICE--Al persons having claims
"A against Estate of Charles Ellis, deceaed or against the
Sons requested toprescnt them
the undersigned payments And all persons indebted 10 said
Estate said expected To MAKE pna payment
IttoM:,s ". fLi.'',
CHARLES ELLIS,
administrators " Charie, Els decd
A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
600 KEGS WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES, a.se.s .
CUU sale, at the PENlTENTlARY sIofL' i1y "a s,S

GROUND PLASTER-Wc have constantly for sais o ~ snt
u Plaster from Lubec Mills put up in strong -, E,s
H., each mr. d lbs each These Mills situated at ie as
tern extremity of the of Maine, amidst ihe plaster ri
and therefore, but the nsry best quality Is
grinding We warran, quality OF all we sen;
DAVENPORT ALLEN 7se"ts for tAe .aaayd psmonS
. G-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

$50 to 45n acres Of Landto sac. ,,n
which reside bounded by tract the Rapid ann ann &
and lands of j. Amber Esq, and the Rev e. W. has
Land excellent apple orchard, Is wen unusu
nm abundance Of good timber fifteen acres Oh
ally BOTTOM The society and hea o M
hood are provcrba II within sight of an extensive
turing MILL and only nine miles from ,n,r Richmond
or The subscriber adjoining; by letter. Mri
to Liberty Mills, Orange county. 1Eo' a. OFF
Anr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

CO-PARTNERStlP.-The firm of CHARLES ELLIS & SONS
~ having dissolved by The death of the senior partner the
will the basin heretofore under the
style Of THOMAS CHARLES ELLIS NJ their former stand,
door sessrs. F. & s James Co. They WILL in IN.
ensuing FALL able offer we'll selected stock Of Imported
and Domestic Dry Goods Hardware aud Cutlery, To which they
invite the attention friends Of the late and OF
'' THOMAS II. ELLIS,
CHARLES ELLIS.
p;.h,,o,l auuus 2S-t5S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

THE next session Of this institution commence on the first
day Of September, and terminate the July follow
ing.
The schools Of the University with their respective Professors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

SPLENDID VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for endowin'
the IL esbre Academy and for other purposes, Extra Class
N "a far lsi 10 he determined by the drawing of the LnloT
ct,rry Class No. for si IL be drawn Al Alexandria, D. T.
on Saturday, a5lh September ISL.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-03

The following extract from the Pi,sburg
Manufacturer, shows indeed the right ieel.
ing II will be recollecsed lba, among the
few democratic papers that preferred a
metz man the Manufacturer was 6rst, most
Jealous, most persevering most determined.
II did not succeed, because large majority
of the people thought otherwise, but in the
exercise Of a true democratic spirit, II yields
its own opinion TO tina. Of the majority, and
comes in manfuly to the support Of David
r. Porter. Thus has il been with all; and
the party is now as firmly united, and NOV
Ing on as harmononsly and confident OF
success; as at any time heretofore. We
rejoice therein, as 1t is the sure harbinger OF
a glorious victory.
THE RIGHT FEELING.
Many of the opposition hattered them
selves with the expectation that the portion
Of the democracy party who preferred a
new man. would, if Gov. Porter was re-
nominated by The 18th of March Conven.
tiOn, continue their opposition to him. and
thus indirectly aid the federalists. This
hope we knew to be fallacious: we judged
the 'new man amen by our own feelings, ,aEd
reasoning from such analogy we knew
that whoever the convention nigh, menoi
nate would he supported. We are gratified
TO see with what promptness all the demo-
cratic journals in the state yield to The de-
cision OF the majority and pledge themselves
TO support the nomination.
We are particularly pleased 10 find that
our friend of the 'Backwoodsma has, s,wlth
a manliness that does him credit, pledged
himself to support the nomination. The
following remarks are taken from his last
papers;
awe have received the proceedings of
the 4th OF March Convention, but too late
to have them inserted in this paper. Gov.
Porter has been unanimously chosen the
democratic candidate for reelection. We
therefore place at our mast head the name
of DAVID r. PORTER on whom we trust
the whole party will unite.
We strenueusly opposed the nomination
of Gov. Porter, but as majority of the
democratic party through their Representa-
tives, have chosen him as our standard bea.
rer, we cheerfully submit; and hope that all
minor differences of opinion will be forgot
ten. Let the utmost harmony prevail, and
in October next, let US give long pull, a
strong pull, and a pull altogether, and a
glorious triumph will inevitably crown our
efforts"
When those who desired a new man SO
promptly signify their willingness to yield
TO the majority, we feel certain, that the old
spirit will animate the ,ohole party in the
present canvass. If SO we will give Mr..
Banks, the Bank candidate, Waterloo
defeat uext October.