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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-09

Ohio Banks.-Thc Wheeling (va.) Times,
of the 22d nl,. says: The Bank of Chilicoihe,
Bank Of Marietta, the Cleveland aud the Ian.
caste, Banks. all OF the State Of Ohio, have
made assignments Of their effects TO Comnis'
sioncrs."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-09

Aieuioaa Nary.-Thc N. Y. Sunday Morn
ing News of The 9th ult. says: Commodore
Moore. Of the Texan Navy, has captured the
Mexican schooner Of war Eagle. ono Of the two
beautiful vessels bull, in New York for Santa
Anna. The other, it will be rccoIl-c,ed. was
los, on one Of tie Bahamas. Thus in about SIX
months the Mexican Navy, was built, organic
ed and DESTROYED"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-09

a Taking Time By The joreioek. The 7" ash
ing,on Correspondent Of the Charleston Mer-
cury, under date of Feb. &C. says:
"Rumors were rife sometime since, that
Judge Noah, of New York. who has been on
a visit TO this city. was entrusted by the Execu-
i've. with mission to the prominent penny pa
pers Of the country. This rnnor lsdaily being
confirmed. The New York Sun, the Philade-
phia Ledger. and the Baltimore Sun. a'l here
,ofore neutIul papers. are gradually taking
ground III favor Of the administration"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-09

Paying for his Jun.--A person named
%. l.. Smith, wRp some time since, for
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-09

YANKEE Enterp5s and the Hid <
ry.-Thc Nantucket Inquirer abiding 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL.


WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL
A RTICHoKE-Green Globe
- ASPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch
BEANS-Larrc and small Lima, Scarlet Runners Red Cram
snap BEANs-Eay China, Early Yellow Paris six weeks,
Refugee or 900 10 one Red Marrow, Ear!y Mohawk -
BEET-Early Blood Turnp Rooted yellow do, Long bioon,
Yellow and White French, Sugar, Mansel WuTtzel
BROCOLl-Plrpe and White 49,. :,
CAEBAGE-Eary York, Large York, Early sugarloa 90
Battersea Late Batersea Fiat Dutch Dmhead Large Bensen
Dnimheah SAVOY, Green Curled Savoy, Red Dutch
CAUliFI.oWER-Early and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Nhlle Solid
CARRor-Lons Orange Long Scarlet Early Horn, Altering
CRESs-Curled Pcppercrass
CucUMBER-Eary Frame, Early Cluster Long Green Cher
coRN-Early Sugar, Early Tuscarora
ESDIyE-Green Cured
EGG PLANT
kAI.E-Grccu Cur!ed Scotch, Rape
IEEK-Large Scotch vi,
LET'rUCE-Royal White Head, Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
Curcd Slcsa. White and Green Coss
WATER MEfON-Finest kinds
MELONS-t;Teen Citron, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NASTURTlUM-
MUSTARD-Whitc Medicinal aud Brown
ONION-Silver skin, Yellow Dutch, Early Red - n
PEAS-Exra Early Warwick, Early May, Early France 10.
Charlton Blue Prusan Dwarf Marowfit, Bishops Dwarf FRO
life
OKRA-
PEPPER-Cayenne and Squash
PARSNlP-Long White, Gurnsey or Dutch
PaRSIEY-Fine Currd
RHUBARD-U ndulated for 1arts ,,,;,.
RADDiSlI-Long Scarlet, Short Top, Long Salmon VIM"
Turnip Red Tnnip, b ack Spanish
sALslFY-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH ~,
SOTASI-Eav Bush, Orange Warted, Yellow Crook NeeH
T0MATo-Larce Red and Yellow ,, s,
TURNIP-Whitc Flat Dutch, Red TOP, Large Ensiisn MOI
0 flower SEEDS and BULBoUs RonTss large as,S
ment. "i-i-'1'' '-A OF
Fob. "a W"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

To TIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF KING QUEEN.
II, must sound the dtarm.-iour cause IS 4" onnse
For six years. yon have riumpieo over your pol.sa;
onponents This you were enabled 10 DO ny pe,"s o"'
,sd Hitherto, the Wing have met you openly larry ana
board You could see, when ard how they smeo
their blows They have hitherto relied upon wing
led alone Finding that they could not break your
ranks they seemed if they were ABOUT 10
Inst at this point, at the moment when II was lhouen'
h, far one campaign at least, you were TO be al ease
ant;on arises among yourselves, and second can
ddate presents himself for the Legislature. new NE
= k;nded and the Wings throwing their iue upon
,bot of one of the candidates, VIZ Mr.. Bro, ana
assuring him, according 10 report, that II ne wouid
oppose Major Davis, your present deleSa'e, 'ig
Wb;os would bring out candidate. 1t Is saia
also that their object is, 10 produce DIVISION oil
G.elinr this Spring between The Democrats, and tahe
,dv,ni,oe of it the next. The old motto OF m
ride and conquer is adopted You should act un,
der much safer and far more honorable one nh'eu
ro etond'' OF and about Mr. Bird We desire 10 say
Init little He has heretofore been s'eFi'hg Dei,''.
cr,t He has done your cause much eooo. nc n's
stood often in the front of the battle, and many ara
blow has he dealt upon the Wings, anu many ',a.u
blow has he received from them lie mas he'e'o'''s
hoen as opposite 10 them in oil their principles as he
noss;blv could be- and he says that lie differs VI
nothing with Major Davis. But DID not VT D''U
counsel with the Wings about being canc'oa'e =
Have not some of the leading Wings gwen MN e,,.eI
directly or indirectly, assurances oil support wy
was IL, that Mr. Bird DID not confer WIN ni'lo' 80
and endeavor 10 avoid splitting your ranks: Anu wa!
was it. that after several efforts, no meeting W m
ncople could be had 10 nominate Mr.. Biro: hese,
p o my mnd are questions quite pertinent, and ought
10 be we'll weighed. We do not ohJect at al " ~.
Birds declaring himself candidate upon his own
hook 10 a common phrase; but we un J"Je ~
10 its being published abroad, and PARTICULAR! ="
The r. Wing, that Mr. Bird has been brought out by
tho of your party in favor Of receiving the Land
distribution money, for it is not So nor Is Mr. Bird IN
favor of any such We write not 10 aoSan .,
the interest Of Major Davis, nor to lessen 'ha' o WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

oOK AT THIS-Every variety of Drugs, Medicines Paints
Oils .v "a, ETC. Of the pnrest kind viz;
Palm Oil Spis. lnrpenne,
Copa rarnsh, Japan varnisl
Black Leather Varnish ETC.
Ginger, Aspice, Jalap Calomel
Aoes, Gum Arabic, Gum Camphor
Sup. Carb Soda, Tartarc Acid
Mama, Mace, Pepper, Nutmrgs
Indigo, Arrow Root, Tumerc
White Mustard Seed, Long Pepper
Rochelle Salts, Cream Of Tartar
Masnesia, Irish Moss, Iceland Moss
Gauber Salts, Saltpeire, Genlian
l.quoriee, SULPHUR Roll birthstone
SIENNA, Washing Soda, Pearlash
Salera,us Ipecac., Coocynti, Opium etc, etc.
large Of Brushes from the best manufacturers VIZ:
Hair brushes. Nail, Flesh Col, shaving
Soaps Cream, Almond Musk, Nrr5ena
Rose, JeSsamin Transparent, Military
Palm, IIui's, Towards, Windsor, Tablet
And all other kinds of Saviag Toilet and Washing soaps
Cicars-lmprria, Trabucos, Havana, Principe
la Norma, Flower Congress, etc, OF the choicest kinds
Perfumes-Rose Water Lavender Cologne
Florida, Violet, Jessamine, Orange, Ieibena, e'c
Glass Punrcn,s, Preston Salts, Toilet Bottles
S@sTs r besr o Masass rsn q" POWDER
beef Marrow, PocSe,hook-. renSnives
Con,hs Of Gil descriptions of Tortoise Shell
Ivory SILVER, Horn, Buffalo aad other Combs
pomalum Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Warrs-Coored assorted Pea Red, Black Noticed, etc.
Ink-Back Blue and Red of the best quality by the gallon or
bottle
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, ferdlgris
Prussian Blue, Terrade Sienna
Venitian Red, Spanish Brown
yellow ocle, Vermllion, etc, etc.
Surgical instruments of all kinds ordered TO nit any person
Chewing TobaccoFishors browns, Naltlal GRANTS ana
Cowies superior Chewing Tobacco.
All the above articles, together with others too numerous 10
CIV! "''' SAMUEL f. DOVE,
Sign of the Black BOY and Mortar,
Mansion House, Richmond, Va
In addition above, every kind Of Patent Medicines Pills,
''I Frs i ''"''@'' 9l-2awam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
No. IIO.-VOLUME XXXvIII.
all fair and honorable 10 promote the election

all fair and honorable means 10 promote the election
Samuel Hobson, Esq.
On molten, John C. Page, James Isbell and Thomas
W. Crowder was appointed committee TO wait on
Samuel Ilobson, Esq, to inform him of his nomination.
who after having performed the duty assigned them,
returned the following acceptance:
Gentlemen In reply to your communication, now
made, that am nominated as the candidate the para
OF the Democratic meeting this day held your Court
House, have only to say that in accepting the nomi
nation, if elected promise TO be faithful in the dis
charge of my duties as Representative.
With the highest respect,
" - SAMUEL HoBsoN.
To Col James Isbell, Capt. Thomas w. Crowder,
and MIR. John c. Page, Committee.
On motion, it was
Resoired, That the Chairman and Secretary sign
these proceedings and that the be published IN
the Richmond Enquirer
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
CAREER II. HARRISON, Pre,t.
HEz. FORD, seeE
/FAUoUIER COUNTY
At orc Of the largest meetings OF the Republican
party ever convened i'll Warrenton, at March Court,
1912: DIR. P. A. Khpstine called to the Chair,
and VIM Temple Smith was appointed Secretary
The Chairman stated the object Of The meeting in
few pertinent remarks.
Mr. Joseph Horner mored that the meeting adjourn,
without making nomination Of candidates, and gave
his reasons in support of its proprety and vas sup
ported by Captain Charles Chiffon, Major VIM. w.
Wallace and Inman Horner, Esq. General Wallace
opposed the notion and advocated the nomination of
candidates. The question having been put by the
Chair, the resolution rejected by large majority
General Wallace then nominated Col WIN. h. Smith
and William Rust, Esq, as the Republican candidates,
which received the unanimous vote OF the meeting.
A motion was then made and carried that the Char
appoint committee Of two TO inform COL Smith and
VIM. Rust that they had been nominated by the
meeting: Whercupon, Major Jesse ii. Withers and
DtPra yyp Yp
1t was then Resoired, That the proceedings of the
meeting be published in the Richmond Enquirer and
Index and the meeting adjourned
P. A. KLlPSTlNE, Chairman.
WV. TEMPLE SMIru, SecreiarY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
NEW SPRING DRy C0OnS-

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS
w have received by the sco,neTs Manchester, Richmond
w and Weymouth from New York, entirely and
complete assortment Of Spring Goods bought principally at ar
which are Offered oesac and retail al moderate ADVANCE
They are III part rs follows:
Extra suprnc French and English Cloths and casmeres
Medium and low priced dc. do.
Plain. ribbed, diagonal and plaid Gam!rOons
Dfap de Etc, Grape Cambei> and Alpaca Cloths
Heavy brow and white linen Drill md canvass do.
large assortment of heavy cotton Driilng Tor horers and
house servans-ndigu b.uc
Saiin, cashmere Nacua wclng and MaSeiles NestlnsS
Extra super black and blue black homl'aznes
Rich figured and striped fouard and other figured silks
Extra rich French aud ENGLISH Musins and Lawns
4 choice assortment "f Gnehams, rin I'D to"s
Ilartmans aud other French Prints aud Iaconcts
Black and assorted Mode Colo NJ. de LANES and Chaleys
Every qualify cf Ene>, and American Prints
Large and >liaws Ilandaechies and scarfs
Do embroidered. SIX, satin aud Grape do do.
Cambria, Jaconc Nun, Swiss aud Nansook Musins
Checked, striped and dotted tlron Muslin aud Melt
Plain and figured fancy Nctis, III great variety
Thread aud Isle, I.lees Edginss aud lnSerin.s
Pam hems,itched bordeed thread cambria Hand
kercii-fs
Ladies' silk and Hose all cocrs, qualities and prices
Gcntlemens SIX aud celioa half hose, do do.
Ladies' embroidered silk and lct nett Cloves and Mills
Ladies' and senrnen's supr. KID silk and Isle thread d.
Miss > silk and Hose and Gloves
White black mixed and lead coored cotton lioe for servants
Corded Skits and Victoria Robes, NIL prices
Table Cloths Napkins and llackabick
HarnSlcy Diapers Shriinss. Dowlas and Crash
French. bosdered and fiinecd Towels and Napkins
"a and ~ fine brown linen lutlaps and Tickcnbur.s
six and Eandanna and las IiandkeIchiels
Silk and cotton Umbrellas and Iarasos
Shell, tuck and side Combs buffalo do.
Supr rause, flannel aud bishop Lawn
White and conred 4 and ) 4 India Mating
Zephyr Wors,ed. Pins Needles, Stocks aud Bosoms
Bonnet and cap Ribbons, Sewing Silk and FrInrcs ;,
large and complete assortment OF beached ana brown DO
nestrc>. sheetnps and ShiEss
oznalnfes Ticking Checks, DiIlinrs, &c, &c, &c.
Inu,l mains and time have been taken procure
sorted stock Spring had and upon the be
terms. II country ants and families IN town aud country
win they VIII find choice variety ana at very low
p''sS' '0' '@'" VI N''' VALENTINE BEEEpEN * CO.,
Bhhe Buildings II street, Saotkoe HH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

Bird Our object is 10 sound the ALARM because we We
rly believe, that your is in danger, ersn noD.
1t is true, that few OF the leading Wings
have pledged themselves 10 Mr.. Bird that they
would bring out no candidate. Can this promise
be considered binding upon the whole, wing
party, nearly as great in point of numbers as That
of your own Will it prevent any Wing, who may
choose 10 do, from being candidate? VIII 1t pre-
vent the Wings in body from throwing away their
votes; add by accident chance design, they should
happen to throw them all upon John Lumpkn, Esq,
James Smith, Esq, any other Wing Esquire. IN
your county, would it not be very likely that wing
would be elected: Are my fears, then, merely ideal
DO you not see there is d. 1ger this family dispute
Your party divided into Brdes and Davisites and
whilst struggling for victory, how easy will il be for
the Wings to step in and bear off tie price ),
Democrats Of king and Queen! meet at your April
Court and settle this little dispute. Let there be no
contention among political brethren. BY union and
harmony, you have hitherto been enabled to conqucr
and this is The only way you hereafter expect 10 do
So We could wish that every Democrat in cur coun
ty could read this; let it be circulated from house to
house. Let the paper that contains j, circulate .reey
until the day of election. A DEMOCRAT.
TO THE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.
BucKISGHAm, 18th March, 1912.
Sir Be SO good as 10 publish the following Card in
your paper:
A CARDIFF the Enquirer.
We are requested by George Booker of buckingham,
say that he advocated the resolutions adopted at the
March of his county for Stay Law and to delay
forced resumption of specie payments by the Banks,
till January, 1871 Because the loss of two crops OF
wheat, and other causes, exposed the community TO
runous pressure and exactons For his part, judging
from what wus before the public, he though. in two
years the Banks would palpably fail, and he did not
wish to expose the Democrats 10 the unjust odium OF
destroying these institutions, the idols Of SO many
Should they sustain themselves, he would be greatly
gratifed In these times of distress, exactIons and
comoon, he willing for the sake of peace, to al
low all parties to try their remedies
We are requested to add, that the censure of any
pure Democrat for the part he acted in this matter is
much less offensive TO him than the defence approba
ton of any Wing who does not found that appreciation
and defence on the influences above expressed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
March

INrOGTrp TRCSTEE viii stand the ensuing season at my
r spring Hanover county Virginia tighieen miles
Jia.r ~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac and
l.l aroad where those Who wS !" p''toniIe ,ee Ian
a Their Mares with safety, WITHIN Jew Jay "a'i' e
ueg the South or North ear 49, ;, a a.
cty r most powerful and well pr"T"ri'o'ci morse ever
'2N-inl has proved himself an uncommon SUI, ~. n,
something like 30 mares Tue season IL ' va - -
Island. ana hut faded 10 prove III i"u-nu .e, n'N
r n. was equally successful lie /. the size "t
Arae race mare Fashion, that cannot be honeh ~ ms
tr les than SIS 0)o Fanny Green tr less lla > oSo
cr aud one colt bought by Mr. lehhfoN' w.n n,,c
e M and amo., un,ried at n09 aud colt owned by M
Livingston out of the dam Goah cannot be purchased iIr
Than & 01 and number of his get can be sold a,
s,rc A. any other blood stock the United states aud
What fact, not single cote" ms sel ta' "' "
tc but what makes great promises 10 be race horses
Trustee was distinguished horse IN England, ana so'
c yea old Tor 1000 guneas 10 the uke oi Ieveanu,
a;r , third IN race IN the Derry of oi subs tie was
1h,i!euly imported by Messrs ucden Cornn x I'LL
men whn does MOI nj this time part OF HIM, informed
iae r ago. that was his candid op'no i", m ~
In and immense power that he ought TO rank AZ ms nt
whl- hes, stations ever imported Gto America Ne was oaea
l, a"d 90, by Canton out oil L w M ~, lam.
Combines the blood ermes PipatOr, and sir fecr on nus a
-, with tia, Of Penelope, by Irumpeier aud frnnea, by
ish'ytr side Of his sire. Trustee Is hos 4 oilo
IT, addition TO other winners Of his family IN 1882 ms own no-
h-t Nuai. Derby "f l2s subscribers and was WIN
h : tunes u would take entirely TOO mue a,o M m and
loman which, Turf Register and spirit nl lhe
"ats' 'hhtd soule time back-not KNOWING Tue H. ~ IJ
"h' i'i-r readers II the particular numbers. III '
' e9't h'enf 10 have printed aud crcua'eo every p
trustee viii stand nj 20 cash. the season, which only hall
ID" amount that who engaged mares to nun X
'ted o THIS vii! SUIT those VINO iueHu ~
@ ana prevent who send that never intend
i the great injury Of the owners of stations nave a..
~ tine something like 81 900 due and Is win d!incuIl
NAT can collect dollar So will TIC distinctly understood
s who send 10 Trustee that not left with hini VIII
nf the money the tmc and those that the cash must
they taken 81 will be expected IN each
'ase Mares let with the horse shall he well AT
tended well fed 70 day, and they not
'ecd good condition when they leave, when received
make no charge for hoad. Col Waiter Livingston, of New
lts would let have him unless il
Wa Here let add, that Bonnes Oue, Kate
Aancy Betsy Archy, and other mare that have brought s-ve
M cos each from other horses proved TO be nothing
- 10 the they had from Trustee WM L.. WHITE.
S2nne Grove, Hanover, Dec 18th, ls4l
81 LEDGER the full brother To Ariel Lance, oheiiey &c,
saud Mr. David Mills Stable this Spring, IN .he county
" Atemare miles North of Charlottesviiis. W; - W.
March st io'-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

TINE Of Norfolk, Nansemond Princess
Anne; brunswick, Dmwiddie, and Grcensvle King and
Queen, King William, Gloucester. Matthews and Addescs
Flnvanna Goocand Louisa and anovcf Loudon and FAN
fax Allegheny, Bath rocai2nas, Botetourt and Roanoke
Brooke Ohio Tyler aud Masa Kanawa Mason, Caheil o-
ran Nicholas fayee Jackson and The Mayor of the Do
rough Norfolk will that elections TO be held at
houses and other places designated by law for holding
elections Thursday April next, to choose Sena
their respective districts In the next General
sembly. ~ HANSFORD, T. ).
Ala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, hcHMo>p, FEn- 'th ioi1.
u virtue Of resolution adoped by the General Assembly oi
yni, ON the 4h day February 1912, do hereby eve
70 - an nersnn. having claims The State OF Virginia ih
ny land bounty, their heirs or assigns TO present ,ne
,r.fmpnt before ls day Of March, lsl3, or sucn
frty., thereafter he considered and held 10 he VOID
- CLAIMS Of such officers ard soldiers returned TO
~ - :. II. PARKER, Reg. H. 0See.
81 II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

WISH 10 :. my Tract Land in the county oi Nel."n con
r,n yeen ii, and seven hundred acres situated ABOUT
has lanes River anal and about the same distance rom
where there osase" "iyen
,,i.n N.rr,,s Horses aud Plantation Tools 10 COM
~ The coa on moderate As is expected tna' no one
purchase first viewing the ahn, II : !, m
o any further description vi tic sa"'e
3D. ;a4. Tie terms VIII be LIBERAL ,,e.o>, ,NnppSoS
l0--2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

~ ua o o Deeds o( Trust, executed 10 the subscriber
w Phr Cousins the 18th day Of June, lsi WHEN sala
M Ar, boi oi record the Clerks ONCE OF the County ,uui
t .y nj April uru THE premises where the SAID hone.'
> now resides the lower end OF the county OF ame.i
. Ia The highest bidder, for cash, certain tract or
m ~ land specified the said deed containing eleven nun
a. Ten ar.es honnjet nv Ap2omatto< river, Wiue'eomahe
& the land. II Rober, Macune and William Nance, ana Tie
mo om ri, INV hdse. Also, about forty very Vau
Slyrs desc br said deeds, consisting OF men, women
s - p,,.. a The stock Of Hogs. Feather Beds aud / ur
All The Household and Kitchen Furniture ana Piaii'a,oh
~ every description belonging 10 the SAID Kob.it ."
M! seci an the deeds Of trust aforesaid The SUBSCRIBER
convey 4, the only Saeh title as IS vested III h'
Fin, deeds aforesaid which believed !" be nndouottn.
WILLIAM coODE, in, Trustee.
TIE Land will be SOLD for third cash, The balance III
esglI annual instruments. By consent oil parties.
WM. GOUDE, JR.,
SAMUEL W. COUSINS.
,tts, lu5--2aw3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

VIE >u.c hers af-m their friends and customers, t @
, seinr their Spring Stock OF Goods, embracing all
Az! of woo fer ,ik, lerhorn, panama and palm iea
m l straw and Tuscan Bonnets, when VIII ne sun d
e.ae or retail 4, prices corresponding with c l,hss'
'''' " ' " JNo. THOMPSON & CO
l06-Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

Sir times aoeck By James Rirer Canal to LyRch6urg,
| and from thence, By Stages, to Me White Sulphur,

and from thence By Stages, to the White Sulphur,
ria Natural Bridge and DibreH's Springs.
On and after the 9sth March. Passage Boats will enve
~ Richmond at {, r. NJ, and Iynchburg s. p NJ, Mondays
Wednesday, and Fridays and arrive at scoilsve both down
and IL NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and into
Richmond and Lynchhurg the following night.
Passengers 10 Charlottesville and StninOn will find this the
most comfortable and cheapest route, with little loss OF bs'-
time as by Railroad.
Passengers leaving Richmond P NJ will reach Scots
willie TO dinner day. and Charlottesville by Stages al D.
r. NJ
Staunon WILL by Stages reach Brooksye Al
T. NJ and leave morning al o'clock, and arrive in
TO- A. NJ connecting with the Stage Routes out of
Staunton
The day Boats will leave Richmond and Lyncburg nj g. A. NJ
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and in Richmond al
5, T. NJ, and Lync!burg AT Il, +. NJ, next day.
The Cartersve Stages, 10y Cumberland G. H. 10 Famvie,
will leave Gainesville the arrival Of the day a from Rich
r. NJ, f'om LyuchbnrG 10 Richmond.
0J- Fare TO Lynchburg 81.
BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Anri I 0-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

- ICIlARnSUN co. receiving their Spring supply
IL of DRY GOODS consisting Of The usual variety of Foreign
and Domestic articles adapted 10 The season. which they offer for
sale moderate terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
RINFoRDs, BACON & BAsKERvILL this morning in

% BASktIt til
ID receipt of their entire Stock of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which, having bec purchased much below heretofore pal
for similar goods will he offered punca customers and cash
dealers on such terms cannot fail 10 ensure sales
The attention classes Of purchasers Is particularly
invited Ia of orr Stock, We VIII "li1r them
handsome styles Of Goods they nave rarely or
perhaps before, met wih
R;cimn,d a0,h March l.i3 l0s-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
CI-N1FRL,ANp COUNT

A., r,eo,;,o of = norton of the Democratic Repub.
can par .ty' Of ,he county of Cumberland at their
Court, House on the 2sth day of March, 1872 (be,ns
court day) Carter H. Harrison, ESQ., was called 10 the
Chair, and Hez. Ford, Esq, appointed Secretary
whereupon it was ILL.,. r..
sbord bs sunoor,ed as candidate to represent this
county in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
On motion Of Thomas w. Crowder, it was
UNANIMOUSLY Resolred, Tha. this meeting will use
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NEAT AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE WANTED
win Garden attached, in desirable neishAoriiood IN
Possession wanted by the lst Of April. Enquire at
lice of the Enquirer, Main street a. 80